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with Willamina-based Scholten Construction to include all work for 15 homes in phase one of the project for a cost of $6.85 million. A previous July 2022 agreement with the company included an allocation of $1.2 million to fund site work only at the Tribe’s home ownership development for all 20 homes. Site work includes things such as laying the foundations and other improvements. However, the other five homes are now being built by Tribal members who purchased the sites. “Five Tribal members …

Culture Mural Project to start on Monday, Jan. 2 12.14.2011 Ron Karten Culture , Events The Grand Ronde Mural Project is scheduled to begin Monday, Jan. 2, and take about a month to complete. The mural will be painted on panels at the former middle school gym in Grand Ronde and then be moved to a permanent site by the entrance to Tribal Housing. During the first week, an artist team and student apprentices will set up the work space and draw the 70-foot mural design. On the second weekend …

, Dakota Whitecloud, Clifford Olson, Jan D. Reibach, Harold Lyon, Mark Mercier, Margaret Provost and Perri McDaniel. Ballots are scheduled to go out in the mail on July 27 and the Candidate Statement Wawa also will be mailed out this week. The Candidate Forum will be recorded and posted on the Tribal Web site for Tribal members who cannot attend. Share On Facebook Share On Twitter Share Article Link Subscribe Subscribe to our Newspaper for latest updates: Subscribe To Our Newspaper For Latest …

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Health & Education Elders Activity Center designated as smoke shelter site 08.22.2015 Dean Rhodes Health & Wellness , Public Safety The Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde has designated the Elders Activity Center, 48940 Blacktail Drive, as its emergency shelter for Tribal members needing a place to stay because of the smoke from eastern Oregon fires that has inundated the West Valley. The Elders Activity Center opened at 1 p.m. Saturday and will remain open through Monday morning. Tribal …

. For more information, contact Shirod Younker by e-mail at syounker@ocac.edu or by phone 971-255-4148. The application can be found at the college's Web site, http://ocac.edu , under the Community Programs tab. Share On Facebook Share On Twitter Share Article Link Subscribe Subscribe to our Newspaper for latest updates: Subscribe To Our Newspaper For Latest Updates: …

of invasive species, especially non-native vegetation, and the efforts tend to be ongoing. One of the examples she gave was that of the Rattlesnake Butte property located near Monroe, which the Tribe re-acquired through the Willamette Wildlife Mitigation Program. The site is predominately oak habitat, once abundant in the Willamette Valley. “Before the Tribe re-acquired it, the site was logged in an effort to convert it to a vineyard,” McClary says. “That did not happen, and invasive species …

Tribal Government & News New construction will mean some traffic delays 09.01.2021 Danielle Harrison Tribal government The Tribe is starting site work on the Rink 2 property north of McPherson Road and east of the Grand Meadows housing division. The contractor will be building new streets, sidewalks and utilities to serve a new housing development. During construction there will be intermittent lane closures along McPherson Road as a street is built. This project will last for approximately …

in the "Breakin' Free" videos that can be seen on YouTube.com. And now he's the lead guitarist of Sol Seed, a foursome who describe their music as psychedelic reggae rock with hints of jazz, blues, swing, funk, folk, Latin and hip-hop styles blended into the musical mix. Think Jack Johnson meets Bob Marley with a dose of vintage Cat Stevens thrown in for good measure. "It's a good vibes feeling that all types of audiences enjoy," the band's Web site says. "And in the midst of this music fusion …

forestlands take about 28 to 30 years of growth before they come commercially viable. In other action, Tribal Council approved the Portland Harbor Natural Resource Damage Assessment Restoration Plan and Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement because the Tribe is acting as a trustee for natural resources damages at the superfund site and OK’d an agreement between the Trustee Council, the University of Portland and the Oregon Department of State Lands that provides not less than $33,850.90 …