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Tribal Government & News Blue Heron fire contained; man arrested in connection to blaze 12.08.2020 Dean Rhodes Public safety Firefighters used large aerial ladders to fight a blaze at the Blue Heron Paper Mill site in Oregon City on Saturday, Dec. 5. (Contributed photo) By Dean Rhodes Smoke Signals editor OREGON CITY – Less than 24 hours after a three-alarm fire started at the former Blue Heron Paper Mill site on Saturday, Dec. 5, police made an arrest. Enrique Omar Mejia, 29, was booked …

Tribal Government & News Hearing addresses Tumwata Village cleanup 12.22.2022 Danielle Harrison Blue Heron Paper Mill Smoke Signals file photo By Danielle Harrison Smoke Signals assistant editor/staff writer Ever since the Grand Ronde Tribe purchased the former Blue Heron Paper Mill site in Oregon City in 2019, it has been making site improvements with the ultimate goal of creating a public space where everyone can learn about the original peoples who inhabited the land. On Monday, Dec. 19 …

is insufficiently equipped. The farmer has had no farm, the shoe shop is too small, and so is the carpentry shop. There are only two schoolrooms for 200 children, the dining room and the dormitories are crowded." The water supply was unreliable, drainage was inadequate and in other ways the Forest Grove site was unsuitable. Later that year, the heart of the school burned to the ground. It moved to its current site north of Salem the next year, when it became known as the Salem School and, soon, also …

, which is why classes are available in these three major areas and many different types of classes are taught with the chance to take the class for credit. The Grand Ronde Reservation was established by presidential executive order in 1857. The Reservation was established for more than 30 different bands of Tribal people and many different dialects were spoken within those different bands. The only language these Tribes had in common was Chinuk jargon. It was the custom of these people …

to perform landscaping services at Creekside Elder Housing; Approved a contract with Elk Mountain Construction to perform construction services for the Route 312 culvert replacement project; Authorized a Tribal credit card for up to $5,000 for Division Chief of Training for Emergency Services Torey Wakeland; Authorized a Tribal credit card for up to $5,000 for Natural Resources Department Manager Colby Drake; Authorized three loans from the Tribe’s line of credit to Spirit Mountain Casino …

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. The Grand Ronde Tribe urged the Army Corps of Engineers to re-examine its consultation process to ensure that treaty rights and natural resources are protected and that the Standing Rock Sioux are not “deprived of their Tribal sovereignty.” State of emergency On Friday, Aug. 26, the Standing Rock Sioux Tribal Council declared a state of emergency due to the threat and potential harmful effects that could occur from the construction of the pipeline project through its ancestral land. The Dakota Access …

at the 23-acre site of the former Blue Heron Paper Mill, which the Tribe purchased in 2019. The Tribe has set a goal of cleaning up decades of environmental pollution, restoring the landscape and returning public access to the site. The Tribe received an $800,000 multipurpose grant from the Environmental Protection Agency in 2021 for site assessment and cleanup and has now spent approximately 75% of it. Webb said it was an important number. “What the EPA allows you to do is that when you get to 70 …

Tribal Government & News Tribe pursuing purchase of Multnomah Greyhound Park site 10.21.2015 Dean Rhodes Tribal Council Tribal Council voted to pursue the purchase of the 31-acre Multnomah Greyhound Park site in Wood Village during its Wednesday, Oct. 14, meeting. The site, which is no longer used for dog racing, was listed for sale at $11.2 million earlier this year by owner Arthur McFadden. Tribal Council Chairman Reyn Leno said that the Tribe is developing a business plan for the property …