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want some of those sections (in the arbor) to become bleachers. We will build them up high so they have a good view. The idea is to be able to get people watching the event up so they can see over the people in front of them.” “I think it’s great,” said Fullerton. “That will enhance that environment so much. It will give it more of an amphitheater type of atmosphere and it will maximize the seating. I think it’s a great move. I think it’s a great opportunity to get more people where they can see …

but has since been brought back under new General Manager Angie Blackwell. “I saw the position come open and I had done it previously, so I had a familiarity with what the job was and then just started looking at my resume and updating it, and seeing that I met all of the requirements, so I thought, ‘Why not?’ So, I decided to jump into the ring and give it a shot.” Langley was one of six Tribal members interviewed for the position. “They were all excellent candidates; any one of them could have done …

Tribal Government & News Tribe has secured $1.1 million so far to counter effects of coronavirus pandemic 04.30.2020 Danielle Frost Tribal Council , Health & Wellness General Manager David Fullerton For a full list of updated services, visit https://www.grandronde.org/services/health-wellness/covid-19-preparedness/ By Danielle Frost Smoke Signals staff writer Tribal Council Chairwoman Cheryle A. Kennedy announced that the Tribe has received $1.1 million so far from the federal government …

) By Danielle Frost Smoke Signals staff writer If you are a Tribal member who has been affected by the recent and numerous Oregon wildfires, there are different ways to obtain assistance. The Tribe has set up a help line number, 541-921-5345, so that Tribal members who have been evacuated or had their homes damaged can be assisted or connected with additional resources. “The best plan is for people to call the help line if they are in need of shelter so we can help develop a plan as well as meet …

away this time; distribute it among our people). I'd like to see this Tribe blazing the trail for new ideas and innovations, sustainable ones. Please do your research and be beholden to the enormous benefits of hemp and encourage your Tribe to seize its opportunities. Furthermore, one in four Oregonians smokes marijuana on a daily basis, so get used to it. We live in peace, conduct ourselves responsibly and have aspirations and goals. We are perfectly healthy and normal (more than likely …

traveled to Illinois to wrestle on the Oregon National team. He won "a couple of matches," said Leland, but suffered with a broken hand that happened "fooling around" the day before they left. "I had his hand wrapped up for these matches," Leland said. "Both Oregon teams finished in Gold Division, the top division," said Leland. "This was Matthew's third trip to nationals," for sixth, seventh and eighth grades. "He's the only kid so far to do that." They came home for a week, and then headed …

’s Board of Directors, said he thought it was time to put the Tribe and its charitable giving organization back in the spotlight. “I think it’s great,” said Pearsall. “It’s been a while since we’ve done anything like that. I think it’s a good thing.” Pearsall said he has seen one of the commercials so far. “I thought it was done well and I think it worked for the board,” said Pearsall. “I think it gets the message out to a huge amount of people and it’s a positive message.” Board member …

County Potawatomi) in bringing their team here is a good first step I think and I want to thank them for coming.” A letter will be sent to Tribal members and employees informing them of the change. New insurance cards will be also be sent out. Health coverage itself is not changing as the Tribe is still using First Choice Health as its network, only the claims administrator is different. During the Facebook Live, approximately 70 people logged in. Attending the Facebook Live event were Kennedy …

Tribal Government & News Grand Ronde Police Log -- Feb. 1, 2017 01.31.2017 Dean Rhodes Public Safety Saturday, Jan. 21 Two alarms were set off in Tribal government buildings. Both were accidental activation by employees. Citizen contact at the Tribal Police Department: Citizen had information regarding a possible stolen trailer parked near the highway. Officer investigated and the trailer was already gone. A loose dog in Grand Meadows was reunited with its owners. Fraud call at Spirit Mountain …

counts state. The indictment states that she allegedly spent the money in Yamhill, Polk and Tillamook counties. Little was elected to the Elders Committee during the December 2018 election and resigned when the allegations against her surfaced. She was cited and released by McAllister on Sept. 26. The Grand Ronde Tribal Police Department declined to release Little’s arrest report to Smoke Signals , citing that the Polk County District Attorney’s Office is not finished with the case. She is being …