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it. It is sickening and we as a membership deserve answers. I am all for contributing to less fortunate groups, but this is out of control. Take this hemp cultivation suggestion and create some per capita dollars. Something has got to be done about per capita. Let me say it again, something has got to be done about per capita. Adam Jeffers Roll #3779 Dear Tribal members: I would like to bring to your attention the injustice in our history that needs to be known to all Americans. The truth about …
/articles/2012/10/12/letters-to-the-editor-oct-15-2012/on the Leadership and Organizational Behavior track. And that will help me in continuing my health administration and policy role." She also expressed gratitude for scholarship funding she received from the Tribe "throughout all of my schooling, all three degrees," she said. "My family is really big to me," she said, and remembers "the crafts I learned at the Eugene satellite office" when she was back home for a year in 2011-12. When she was younger, she participated in Royalty, and that, she said, was what …
/articles/2012/04/16/tribal-member-ashley-tuomi-heads-urban-native-group-in-michigan/" ruling where unlimited corporate funds can be used in elections. People decry this ruling because they say it means elections can be bought by whoever has the most money. I don't like the ruling, but the deeper meaning to me that is people are swayed by bright colors and loud, repetitive voices. Since we have to "live with" this ruling for now, we have to adjust and do research and dig deep for underlying motives on issues that have meaning in our lives. The same goes for Tribal elections: Can we …
/articles/2012/07/30/letters-to-the-editor-aug-1-2012/,” said Olyvia. “I had no clue,” echoed Clint. “She was giving me all this stuff to do. I told Gladdy (Tribal Elder and Clint’s aunt Gladys Hobbs) ‘That’s why she was giving me all this weird stuff to do. She was keeping me busy.’ ” “It was hard to keep it a secret,” said Gonzalez. “He thoroughly enjoyed it and he is happy. Everybody that knows Tony knows he is pretty down to Earth.” Asked if she had confidence in him to pull off this type of wedding, Olyvia said she did. “As far as he …
/articles/2015/08/31/bride-gambles-on-surprise-wedding-at-spirit-mountain-casino/, "If I want to do something, I want to do it all out." As many of the Delphian readers noticed, the young listeners started out shy, but after working with the same reader week after week, they became confident and outspoken. "They'll see me and say, 'Catie!' " "Do you promise to read the snake book this week?" Esten Kimsey, from the Lilu class, asked her. Currier told him that they would read the book next week. "Just that he's excited about it makes me very happy. He taught me about giving …
/articles/2014/02/14/delphian-school-students-reading-to-tribal-youth/in forensics and child/adolescent psychiatry. “My original goal was to work in gerontology, but it didn’t take me long to decide I wanted to do child psychiatry instead,” De Jesus-Rentas said. “The forensics part I decided to do because I was doing a lot of consultations in juvenile cases and found myself talking a lot to the court and preparing reports.” A forensic psychiatrist provides services, such as determining competency to stand trial, to the court as well as providing treatment. De Jesus …
/articles/2018/09/27/behavioral-health-hires-two-new-staff-members/Tribal Government & News Willamina High graduate joins Tribal police force 02.28.2018 Danielle Frost Tribal Employees , Public Safety By Danielle Frost JJ Flynn says he has been intrigued by the idea of a law enforcement career since he was a child visiting his grandfather, Bill Flynn. “He was a police officer in Warrenton and I remember going to his house, listening to him tell stories and looking at the police gear,” Flynn says. “It really got me interested in law enforcement at a young age …
/articles/2018/02/28/willamina-high-graduate-joins-tribal-police-force/what I was working with before.” Ngo said one of the nice things about being at the Health and Wellness Center is the opportunity to make a difference with patients. “I feel like I have a lot of time with patients,” said Ngo. “They have been pretty receptive to having that time with the doctor, which is what I wanted versus the corporate setting where they kind of just push you through a little bit. That was one of the main reasons for me accepting this position here. Just being able to connect …
/articles/2016/02/29/dr-ngo-joins-tribal-medical-staff-as-new-optometrist/have one small concern. When I was dealing with these arrangements, which I have never done before, I made the assumption to just arrange for the Community Center with the kitchen. Originally, my aunt Linda agreed to do all the meal prep and was to be issued the money for the food by the Tribe. No one offered or informed me that the Elders Activity Center may be available and would prepare the food as well. Instead, my aunt told me that it was available. This was a much better alternative as family …
/articles/2016/01/14/letters-to-the-editor-jan-15-2016/of the Tribal history of the state. "It also tells me that the work I have done in the first four years on the commission has been noticed and well-supported by the whole commission to the point where they want me to take a leadership role." He also credits his University of Oregon education, up to and including his Ph.D. in 2009, and his role in Tribal heritage issues for "helping me gain broad experience directly applicable to the discussions and work of the commission." Previously, Don Ivy …
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