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Culture Krehbiel painting mural in downtown Oregon City 06.14.2022 Danielle Harrison Art , Tribal member Tribal member Brian Krehbiel works on a mural he was commissioned to paint on the side of the White Rabbit Books & Black Ink Coffee building in Oregon City on Thursday, June 9. The mural is across from the Blue Heron site and is intended to be a mirror of Willamette Falls. (Photo by Timothy J. Gonzalez) By Danielle Harrison Smoke Signals assistant editor/staff writer OREGON CITY -- Tribal …

, the stewardship, the management that you bring forward on this landscape has a much deeper meaning than maybe you understand.” Tribal staff drove to Medford on Thursday, Oct 6, passing Table Rocks on Interstate 5. Table Rocks was the site of a temporary reservation that held Tribal members before they were force-marched north to the Grand Ronde Reservation in February 1856. In 2011, a memorandum of understanding with the Bureau of Land Management and The Nature Conservancy regarding a management …

two- to four-bedroom, 1,200- to 2,000-square-feet on 10,000-square-foot lots. Each unit is solar-ready. The project is funded by federal sources and Spirit Mountain Casino revenues. Men’s transitional housing: The site work is complete on the Oregon Housing Authority grant-funded project on Ackerson and Grand Ronde roads, and includes utilities and parking for three manufactured homes. Two have been delivered and installed, and residents are starting to move in. Domestic violence shelters …

Grand Ronde Road and Spirit Mountain Casino. The study should be complete by year’s end. Tumwata Village: Located at the former Blue Heron Paper Mill site in Oregon City, much of the work this year has been focused on environmental cleanup efforts. The project was awarded an $800,000 Brownfield grant and $2 million in congressional funding. Thus far, 24 structures have been removed so far and more demolition work will continue this year. The Tribe will soon submit a land-use application …

their eyes for the first glimpse of the canoes — finally spotting, in the far distance, brief glitters as paddles lifted from the water. At first barely visible, the canoes gradually achieved form as the paddlers found a final burst of strength to bring them to the landing site. In some canoes, the sound of paddlers singing drifted across the water to the waiting crowd. It was Landing Day of the Power Paddle to Puyallup Youth Canoe Journey 2024, and despite rain earlier in the week, the weather …

said. However, he said, the site canoes were being invited to launch from was small and crowded. “A lot of rigs, a lot of people, a lot of canoe trailers trying to spin around down there and maneuver, and that’s just asking for an accident,” Mercier said. “Our biggest thing was, we were invited to be here, to potlatch with these guys, to come here and be part of their big to-do, and we’re here. Our canoes are here.” The Tribe spent a more relaxing morning singing, drumming and dancing in practice …

Culture Indigenous garden workshops include Tribal member presentations 01.28.2026 Nicole Montesano Environment Tribal Cultural Policy Analyst and Tribal Elder Greg Archuleta leads a tour of the Cozine Creek restoration site during the Camas Festival at Linfield University in McMinnville in May 2022. Archuleta is participating in the Wildlife and Water Friendly Gardens series currently being offered by the Clackamas Community College Environmental Learning Center. During the second workshop …

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and in the gym.” McKnight also said that it was a credit to the Grand Ronde Tribal Police Department’s nine other employees how smoothly everything went while he was gone for three months. “They really picked up the slack and it feels good, like I have been doing this job right and everyone understands how to do things,” he said. “They really held down the department and kept things running smoothly,” Fullerton said. Most of all, McKnight wants to thank his wife, Tamara, and his four children. “I really …

, but it’s also an acceptance of who you are and that you don’t need to have it all figured out,” Hudson says. “Kids are smarter than we give them credit for. We coddle kids, but they are already having discussions like this.” For more information about “Looking for Tiger Lily,” visit www.artistsrep.org . For more information about Anthony Hudson/Carla Rossi, visit www.thecarlarossi.com . Share On Facebook Share On Twitter Share Article Link Subscribe Subscribe to our Newspaper for latest updates …