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. If there are no qualified applicants from Oregon, enrolled members of federally recognized Tribes in Washington, Idaho and Montana will be considered. The selected candidate will intern in Washington, D.C., for nine months beginning in November and will receive a monthly stipend, relocation and travel expenses, and tuition for the American Political Science Association orientation. Again in 2011, applications will be accepted and submitted through an electronic Web-based process only …

, enrolled members of federally recognized Tribes in Washington, Idaho and Montana will be considered. The selected candidate will intern in Washington, D.C., for nine months beginning in November and will receive a monthly stipend, relocation and travel expenses, and tuition for the American Political Science Association orientation. Again in 2011, applications will be accepted and submitted through an electronic Web-based process only at www.thecommunityfund.com/hatfield-fellowship . Videos …

they will be up and running again. Tribal video streaming services are provided by Influxis, based in Southern California. Audio/Video Technician Wendell Olson said services are hosted from the area near the Thomas Fire, which has raged since Dec. 4. “I had assumed the fire was the problem since the video services are hosted from the area near the fire,” Olson said. “However, I have not verified that with them and they have not disclosed the actual problem other than mentioning that their drives are damaged …

of more than 20 qualifying newspapers in Oregon received awards in the Associate Member contest – The Philomath Express , The Capital Press in Salem, Hillsboro Tribune and Smoke Signals , which again was the only Tribal newspaper to receive awards from ONPA. “If you look at the competition, you’ll understand that Smoke Signals receiving three awards was quite an honor,” said Publications Coordinator Dean Rhodes. “We went head-to-head with the heavyweights in our category and turned in a very …

Culture Yesteryears -- Sept. 15, 2016 09.14.2016 Dean Rhodes History 2011 – Tribal Council Chairwoman Cheryle A. Kennedy signed a memorandum of understanding with the Bureau of Land Management and The Nature Conservancy at Lower Table Rock near Medford that will ensure the Tribe has involvement in the future management of the sacred area. “It is the Creator’s intention that we again be visible in this area,” she said. 2006 – Spirit Mountain Casino opened The Peak, a $17 million redesign …

of the Publications Department. Smoke Signals , again, was the only Native publication to be honored by ONPA.” The ONPA award follows seven awards received by Smoke Signals from the Native American Journalists Association on July 11, including the prestigious General Excellence Award for Native publications with a circulation between 4,000 and 8,000. The ONPA awards were announced on Thursday, July 16, during the association’s annual convention held at Salishan Spa & Golf Resort in Gleneden Beach. Entries were …

toys will receive $10 in free slot play per visit and are encouraged to make multiple trips to receive a maximum of $50 in slot play during the promotional period. "Each year, we've surpassed the previous year's number of toys donated to OHSU Doernbecher Children's Hospital," said Rodney Ferguson, Spirit Mountain Casino chief executive officer. "Once again we hope to see our guests answer the call and donate generously, even in this tough economic climate, to brighten the Christmas season …

on this delegation will help me broaden my skills to help others wherever my adventures lead me.” Youth delegates are scheduled to convene again at a winter board meeting and virtually to learn from Tribal and nonTribal organizations and leaders in the health care field. They also will present workshops and participate in the THRIVE Conference in Portland, Ore., and with the Administration for Native Americans I-LEAD Youth Summit. She is the daughter of Peter and Genifer Grout. Share On Facebook Share …

payments will once again send $400 to each adult Tribal member. “We recognize that many of our Tribal members are struggling during these challenging times,” said a Tribal Council statement posted on the Tribal government’s Facebook page on Thursday, May 7. “The Grand Ronde family is not limited by state or national borders. Our goal is to get assistance to Tribal members no matter where they live and we hope that these actions will help our membership navigate these uncertain times.” Tribal …