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an opportunity to comment on them before they return to Tribal Council for possible adoption. In other action, Tribal Council also: Approved an addendum to the Portland Harbor Superfund Site Natural Resources Damage Assessment Plan that provides an update on the current status of the plan and more detailed information on the proposed focus for conducting the remaining phases of the cleanup; Approved an agreement to accept an $81,000 grant from the Collins Foundation to help document Portland …

they would build a 140,000-square-foot casino and hotel near Interstate 5 on a 20-acre parcel that is trust land. The Siletz proposal, posted at www.oregontribes.com , proposes that revenues would be split with 25 percent going to the state, 25 percent to the Siletz Tribe and 50 percent being divvied up between the other eight federally recognized Tribes in Oregon – slightly more than 6 percent per Tribe if split evenly. Martin said the Grand Ronde Tribe supports a site in the Portland metropolitan …

Culture Tribal member builds shields for Standing Rock water protectors 12.14.2016 Brent Merrill Culture , People , Natural Resources When Grand Ronde Tribal member Monty Herron saw images of water protectors being assaulted on the ground by law enforcement officers at the site of a months-long conflict over water in Cannon Ball, N.D., he felt a call to action. In particular it was the graphic image of water protector Sophia Wilansky’s arm being shredded by a Morton County Sheriff’s concussion …

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that guarantees that it will be managed by the Tribe for fish, wildlife and other conservation values, with an emphasis on restoring the land to a more natural, indigenous condition. "This is a monumental Tribal acquisition of land that will forever protect important natural and cultural resources in our ceded lands," Reibach said. The Tribe must now draft and implement a management plan that will convert the agricultural fields and a home site to cultural plants and native habitat over time. Previously …

this,” he said. 1994 – The Tribe was awarded a $270,000 grant from the Department of Urban and Housing Development Indian Community Block Grant program. Tribal Council was hoping to match it with Tribal funds up to $230,000. The grant was to be used to construct a 5,000-gallon steel water storage tank on the ridge north of Highway 18, across from the proposed Spirit Mountain Development resort site. “This grant brings the Tribe a giant step closer to ensuring water for the development of housing …

aspect, as well as basic requirements. 1999 – Members of the Elders Committee participated in a groundbreaking ceremony for the Elder housing complex. “This is a real historic day for the Tribe and especially for the Elders,” said Housing Director Linda Layden. “We are glad that so many Elders could join us.” Tribal Elder Ila Dowd gave an opening prayer, followed by a blessing by Travis Benoist, who had earlier performed a sacred blessing ceremony at the project site. The Elder housing complex …

Culture Tribal Canoe Family preparing to start Paddle to Lummi journey 06.28.2019 Danielle Frost Culture , Events The Grand Ronde Canoe Family paddle Stankiya into the landing site of the 2018 Canoe Journey “Power Paddle to Puyallup” in Tacoma, Wash., on Saturday, July 28. (Smoke Signals file photo) By Danielle Frost Smoke Signals staff writer The Grand Ronde Canoe Family and Tribal support staff will begin the annual Canoe Journey when they leave Grand Ronde on Monday, July 15, for Squaxin …

the Tribal Council and Bureau of Land Management to discuss concerns about potential adverse effects to Lower Table Rocks near Medford resulting from a proposed Pacific Power utility construction project. Tribal Elder Tracie Meyer gave the cultural presentation to open the meeting, discussing her attendance at the Monday, Sept. 9, blessing of the Blue Heron Paper Mill site in Oregon City. “It was a good day,” she said. The entire meeting can be viewed by visiting the Tribal government’s website …

the enrollment requirements outlined in the Enrollment Ordinance and Tribal Constitution. Also included in the Feb. 5 Tribal Council packet were approved authorizations to proceed that transferred $625 from general contingency to pay for a Bob Mercier Logging Unit sign, approved a preliminary site plan for the proposed Creekside Elder Housing development on the southwest corner of Grand Ronde and Hebo roads and OK’d staff incorporating the Grand Ronde 2033-Our Future population growth scenario …