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, who has worked for the Tribe for 27 years, said that began to shift in the 2010s. “I think things started to move in the direction of Tribal management, especially fire management tools,” he said. “After the 2020 wildfire season, it got people talking even more about it.” Karnosh added that the Forest Service report is easy to read and focuses on different regions of the country, with the main message that fire exclusion has real consequences. “Before 2020, I don’t know how many people …

2024. “The Corps once again failed to submit its report on time, depriving Congress of essential analysis and information for informed decision-making and critical management decisions in the Willamette Valley system,” the release said. George said the delays put not only Tribal lifeways at risk, but those for all Oregonians. “I’m a Tribal leader and the reason I am here today is because the people of my Tribe and the people of Oregon are all part of a natural and cultural heritage,” she said …

to do it. We are all moving forward, and I think there’s been a lot of great collaboration from all entities involved to make sure that this happens in a timely manner, but there still is a process too, that we have to follow to make that happen.” Nonetheless, Webb said, “I can assure everybody that the Tribe is doing what we can in a very timely manner to get these structures down as quickly as possible.” Before the fire, the Tribe had planned on conducting demolition this year …

professed support for the environment and for Indigenous peoples, but that it also has records of environmental violations in Washington, Alabama and Virginia. “I hope to meet their new environmental compliance person and establish a relationship, such that they understand the importance of staying on top of their operations and personnel training,” Handaly said. “I’m relieved to see that both of the agencies have held (Stella-Jones) accountable for improving their spill plans, training, housekeeping …

to showcase unity through fashion and artistry, and we not only want to propel Indigenous excellence but (also to) break colonial beauty standards, providing an opportunity for Indigenous people of all backgrounds to enter into entertainment and fashion,” Littleleaf said. “I think that’s really important; maybe others wouldn’t have an opportunity otherwise. (We also wanted) to show traditional Oregon hospitality.” Grand Ronde Tribal member Auburn Logan had her new collection on display, as she …

development centered projects since 1997 and the lands department has been involved in several large Tribal projects, as well as managing real estate which has netted $15 million in profits. Now called EcDev, it functions as a program within the Tribal Lands Department with the goals of “improving efficiencies, better aligning with the Tribe’s economy and increasing operational effectiveness.” “I am grateful to be part of this incredible team to move the Tribe’s economy forward in a good way,” Reibach …

. It was determined to be a civil issue. Warrant arrest occurred in the 27100 block of Salmon River Highway. A female was cited and released for her warrant. Gaming violation reported in the 27100 block of Salmon River Highway. Assist outside agency by helping Oregon Department of Human Services employees with a home visit in the area of Tilixam Circle. Domestic dispute reported in the 9600 block of Raven Loop. It was determined to be non-criminal. Domestic dispute reported in the 27100 block …

treatment, he notes, especially for veterans and Native Americans in remote areas. “In 2020, the use of telehealth in opioid treatment was temporarily approved,” Dekker said. “It has allowed us to reach a lot more people in rural areas.” He advised those doing virtual visits to have local public safety phone numbers handy in case a patient is in danger, getting consent for a virtual visit beforehand, knowing where the patient is calling from and if they have a private place to access reliable …

fits together," Leno said. "It amazes me to see things coming back." The memories of fishing during those years showed how families viewed that part of the culture during Termination. "I grew up here," said Tribal Council member June Sherer, "and we never had these types of ceremonies." "The ceremony has always been here," said Tribal Council Secretary Jack Giffen Jr., "but we didn't have fish to celebrate." "Small, family-centered celebrations have taken place," said Thorsgard. There were …

were not home. The three escaped the fire unharmed, but it took awhile for Michael to realize that his 19-year-old daughter was not home and safe. "I thought she died," he told The Sheridan Sun . The couple's 20-year-old daughter also was away when the fire occurred. In addition, the family's cat and dog escaped unharmed, but the 2-year-old girl's goldfish died. The Boltons were renting the house and did not have renter's insurance. "We lost everything," Michael told The Sheridan Sun . The fire …