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strategy by looking seven-generations ahead." Tribal Council Chairman Reyn Leno accepted the award for the Tribe. "It is a pretty prestigious award for us," Leno said at the April 16 Tribal Council meeting. "It shows that we're heading in the right direction. We have several other investments out there, but this one was recognized as one of the best in Indian Country. It was a $10 million deal and a great investment. It seems to be really picking up speed and it falls in line with our culture …

to watch a volleyball match. He enjoyed Spirit Mountain Casino and was an avid NASCAR fan. “Larry Hofenbredl was the best husband, dad, grandpa, great-grandpa, boss and friend you could ever have. He always had a smile on his face and was willing to help anyone out at any time, whether he knew you or not. He enjoyed logging, loading logs, driving log truck, trucking, racing, gambling and watching his grandkids play sports.” He is survived by his wife, Priscilla; daughters, Anna Huston and Julie …

at 503-879-3054 by Friday, June 1. Last year’s float, “Persistence of Culture,” won the Governor’s Award for the best depiction of life in Oregon. Will the casino sign up for another three-year sponsorship? “We’ll probably start those discussions soon after this year because there is still 1.5 years left on the contract,” Huffman says. “But it’s something we’re very happy with. You really couldn’t buy this much publicity for what we pay.” Share On Facebook Share On Twitter Share Article Link …

Tribal Government & News Tribal efforts to be more green moving forward 02.14.2018 Danielle Frost Tribal Council , People , Natural Resources , Tribal Employees By Danielle Frost Tribal people think seven generations ahead. With this in mind, the Tribe’s Nutrition Program has recently started using new recycle bins and compostable silverware for all catering functions going forward. The new test recycle bins have been placed at the Elders Activity Center during lunchtime to determine the best …

Linn Mayor Russ Axelrod was elected chair of the commission and Clackamas County Commissioner Martha Schrader and West Linn resident Sandy Carter were named co-vice chairs. The commission is scheduled to meet several times over the next two years to determine the best option for repair, re-opening, operation and maintenance of the navigation canal and locks. The next meeting is slated for Wednesday, June 6, in West Linn City Hall. The Oregon Legislature created the Willamette Falls Locks Commission …

– delivering three-minute closing statements. The official Candidates Forum was the fourth event for the candidates. All of them attended the July 7 Grand Ronde PAC forum held in Grand Ronde while only the incumbents showed up at the July 14 Grand Ronde PAC forum held in Portland. The July 21 forum held in Eugene attracted the remaining eight candidates after Peter Grout withdrew from the race on July 21. Several candidates noted that the official forum was the best attended of the four events …

. 2003 – Native star Elaine Miles was a featured speaker in Grand Ronde when she spoke to Tribal youth during the Tribe’s first Native Youth Wellness Day. Miles, a member of the Umatilla Tribe, was best known for her portrayal of Marilyn Whirlwind on “Northern Exposure” and her numerous appearances in movies. She was also a prize-winning traditional dancer and was the head woman at the 2000 Gathering of Nations Powwow. 1998 – A public hearing concerning Senate Bill 1691, sponsored by Washington Sen …

in the process.” Once FERC issues the Environmental Impact Statement, the Tribal consultation team will review it and determine how best to proceed. The process also is open to the public and Karnosh encourages Tribal members to learn more about the project and submit comments or concerns for the record. More information regarding the regulatory process can be found at www.jordancovelng.com/project/regulatory/ . “This will be a long and challenging process with a lot of agencies,” Karnosh said. Share …

the partnership. 2008 – Tribal Council adopted a new labor law guaranteeing employees the right to work on the Grand Ronde Reservation without mandatory requirements that they join a labor union or pay dues, fees or other financial support to a labor union. “Tribal Council has determined that it is in the best interest of the Tribe to maximize individual freedom of choice in the pursuit of employment opportunities and to promote an employment climate conducive to economic growth,” the ordinance said …

waited patiently for School District employee Rebecca Snowden to pass out corndogs, apples, cucumber slices and milk. It is her third year working for the summer program. “The best part of this is seeing the kids,” Snowden said. “I have a great relationship with them because I see them in the summer.” During the school year, Snowden works in the Willamina Elementary School cafeteria. This summer, she is handing out punch cards and those who eat lunch 10 times will receive a prize. “The kids …