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The Natural Resources Department will have fall chinook in the round available Friday (10/17). Tribal members, if you would like fresh salmon, please stop by the Natural Resources Department (47010 SW Hebo Rd) fish lab from 1-4pm or until we run out of fish. Please use the attached waiver example if you are picking up fish for Tribal members over the age of 18. Please have coolers with ice ready, as these fish are in the round and not frozen.

Behavioral Health is hosting the first women's gathering at the Plankhouse. Event offers storytelling, fires and gathering. The women's gathering will continue every third Wednesday of the month. 

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Culture Veterans Powwow set for July 6-8 06.27.2012 Dean Rhodes Culture , Events If you go Marcellus Norwest Memorial Veterans Powwow When: Grand entries are scheduled for 7 p.m. Friday, July 6; 1 and 7 p.m. Saturday, July 7; and 1 p.m. Sunday, July 8. Where: Uyxat Powwow Grounds off Highway 22 near Fort Yamhill State Park. Cost: Free parking and camping available. More information: Contact Dakota Whitecloud at 503-879-4240 or by e-mail at sangretta@yahoo.com . Navajo gourd dancers from …

., "but it's always a good day to recognize our vets. "We make heroes of athletes and entertainers who make millions of dollars and have all this fame. For me, the heroes are these guys out in harm's way, away from their families, and they do it without expectations of pay or fame." From noon to 1 p.m., lunch prepared by the Tribal Mək Mək Haws will be served at the Tribal Community Center, across from the West Valley Veterans' Memorial on the Tribal campus. Lunch will include lasagna, mixed vegetables, fruit …

Tribal Government & News Tribal Council sends TERO amendments out for first reading 07.09.2015 Dean Rhodes Tribal Council Tribal Council voted to send amendments to the Tribe’s Tribal Employment Rights Ordinance out for a first reading during its Wednesday, July 1, meeting. The amendments, among other changes, clarify the roles of the TERO Commission and director, set requirements for TERO involvement in various stages of the employment process, and address such issues as promotions, retention …

a policy to govern. My issue with his report in the July 1 edition of Smoke Signals is that it came after nominations and he is up for re-election. In the past, council members have been restricted from contributing to Tribal publications while they are up for re-election. This is an unfair advantage. Will he be running more of these reports, using campaign catchphrases like "transparency," "communication" and "accountability"? If so, then aren't they basically additional candidate statements …

Tribal Government & News Winter storm closes Tribal offices for 2.5 days 02.14.2014 Ron Karten Tribal employees In what seems like a quinquennial - occurring every five years -- event, a winter storm hit western Oregon on Thursday, Feb. 6, and forced the closure of Tribal offices in Grand Ronde and Portland starting at 1 p.m. and lasting through Monday, Feb. 10. According to AccuWeather, four inches of snow fell in the Grand Ronde area on Feb. 6 and 6.4 inches fell two days later on Saturday …

Tribal Government & News Letters to the Editor - July 15, 2015 07.14.2015 Dean Rhodes Letters Dear Tribal members: Earlier this month I sat through the July 1 Tribal Council meeting. Naturally, the question of enrollment, or disenrollment, was brought up. I remember when this sad chapter of our Tribal history began. I don’t think it began with the enrollment audit myself. It began with how the Tribal Council dealt with the audit. One family in particular has been persecuted more than others …

Tribal Government & News Egg-citing Easter event scheduled for Saturday, March 31 03.14.2018 Danielle Frost Events , Tribal Employees By Danielle Frost Easter falls on Sunday, April 1, which means the annual Grand Ronde Easter Egg Hunt will be held Saturday, March 31, at the covered area in Tribal family housing. Hunt organizers aren’t joking when they advise being on time for the event or you’ll feel like an April fool. “The hunt begins at 10 a.m. and is usually over by 10:03 a.m.,” Rental …