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to accommodate as many as 1,600 full- and part-time students in McMinnville every year, the college reported on its Web site. Fall classes begin Monday, Sept. 26. Students interested in studying at the Yamhill Valley campus can preview the courses for the coming semester at www.chemeketa.edu or call 503-472-9482. Classes are filling up quickly, the college advised in August. Chemeketa also has facilities in Salem, Brooks, Dallas, Eola and Woodburn, and offers training for public safety, business …

Coordinator John – was honored for reaching his 29 th year of service to the Tribe. Tribal Council member Steve Bobb Sr. led the invocation and then thanked employees for their collective efforts. “It’s our time to put the focus on you,” Bobb said. “You are the backbone of this organization. Whether you’ve been here 20 years or 20 days, you are valued.” Tribal Council Vice Chair Chris Mercier said that Tribal Council members get a lot of the credit, but a majority of that is due to the dedication and hard …

, spending two years of being abused like that,” Davis said. “I come here and it just charges me and fires me up. … I’m 60 years old. This happened in my 20s. I thought I got it under control and I never did. It was my personal shot back at those guys who did it.” Davis now handles military sexual trauma claims as the Veterans Service Officer for the Yamhill County Disabled American Veterans chapter. An estimated two-thirds of women who have served in the Army have endured some degree of sexual …

an Indian Health Scholarship Program for Tribal youth pursuing careers as dentists and committing to work at a Tribal service site after graduation from dental school. If adopted, the program would start in the 2018-19 academic year and would be limited to students attending Oregon Health & Science University. Martin said that considering the current budgetary challenges in Salem, it might be best to get the program approved this session and then return for funding in the next legislative session …

Culture PGE files appeal with Land Use Board regarding Tribe's fishing platform site 10.22.2018 Danielle Frost Culture , Natural Resources , State Government PGE appeals to state Land Use Board regarding fishing platform approval By Danielle Frost WEST LINN -- Portland General Electric has filed an appeal regarding West Linn’s land use decision about an application by the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde to build a fishing platform at Willamette Falls. The Tribe applied for and received …

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for farming in 1930s, Wapato Lake is once again holding water and thousands of wapato tubers have been planted. During the Tribal Elders visit, the site was also formally renamed: Ma’mBit, in honor of a village that stood further upstream by Wapato Creek – the village of the People of the Creek – in the Tualatin Kalapuya language. Tribal Cultural Policy Analyst Greg Archuleta told the Elders that the Tribe has been working with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to restore the site, planting wapato …

Project, $20,000; • River Network of Portland for its habitat restoration on the Willamette River, $25,000; • Sauvie Island Center of Portland for farm field trips for elementary school children, $4,976; • Schoolhouse Supplies Inc. of Portland for Tools for Schools, $10,000; • Siuslaw Outreach Services of Florence for a new roof and building renovation, $20,000; • Society of St. Vincent de Paul of Portland for its Food Recovery Network, $10,000; • Special Advocates for Vulnerable Oregonians …

attendees to acknowledge Tribal Elder and former Tribal Council Chairwoman Kathryn Harrison, who attended the event. The Community Fund is now featuring a different organization at every quarterly grant presentation. The National Korean American Service and Education Consortium Inc. discussed its work with the Oregon State Penitentiary’s Asian Pacific Family Club. Consortium liaison Karn Sactang and Oregon State Penitentiary Recreation Specialist Patrice Lans read a letter from club members …

Gaming Spirit Mountain Casino sticking with Wells Fargo for banking services 04.03.2019 Danielle Frost Spirit Mountain Casino , Gaming Spirit Mountain Casino By Danielle Frost Smoke Signals staff writer Unlike the Grand Ronde Tribal government, Spirit Mountain Casino will continue its multi-million dollar business relationship with Wells Fargo Bank. The decision was announced at the Legislative Action Committee meeting held on Tuesday, March 26. Tribal Council member Steve Bobb Sr., who serves …