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of the Oregon Racing Commission,” Brown wrote to commissioners on Tuesday, Nov. 9. “I write today to emphasize the importance of one of those responsibilities: The statutory obligation to meaningfully consult with Tribes on issues that may significantly impact them.” The Oregon Racing Commission, established in 1933, is a five-member board regulating all aspects of the pari-mutuel industry in the state, including racing and on- and off-track wagering “for the good of the horses, the horsemen and women …
/articles/2021/11/15/governor-encourages-consultation-with-tribes-over-racing-machines/closures this year with a switch to virtual learning. A child care feasibility study is currently underway, with phase one complete. Other priorities include grant management, staffing and safe outdoor celebrations such as pre-school graduation. The Chinuk Language program has substantially increased enrollment from 50 to 70 students. Attendance at the middle/high school program has more than doubled. There are 12 students in the preschool class, 16 in the kindergarten to third-grade class, 36 …
/articles/2022/01/12/general-council-briefed-on-education-department/and flute song from Tribal Lands Manager Jan Looking Wolf Reibach. Executive Director Angie Sears and Harvey welcomed virtual attendees. “I think being on the Community Fund Board of Trustees is probably one of my favorite jobs of being on Tribal Council,” Harvey said. “I thoroughly enjoy the work that we do and the honor in meeting all of you and welcoming all of you to learn about our Tribe and to participate in our granting process. “The Community Fund is celebrating 25 years in September, which …
/articles/2022/03/10/community-fund-surpasses-88-million-mark-in-giving/a fundraising campaign for the project,” Thompson said. “As the owner and caretaker of the site, we will continue moving forward, guided by our vision of restoration, revitalization and increased public access for everyone.” Thompson added that the Grand Ronde Tribe remains committed to restoring public access to Willamette Falls on the Blue Heron property and has left the door open for a future project should one come along. Gerard Rodriguez, director of Tribal Affairs for the Willamette Falls …
/articles/2022/03/18/tribe-leaving-willamette-falls-legacy-project/is an independent agency that regulates the interstate transmission of natural gas, oil and electricity, as well as hydropower projects like the one at Willamette Falls. The condemnation move brings back the contentious events that occurred four years ago when the Tribe sought a temporary ceremonial fishing platform at Willamette Falls and competing claims by PGE and the Oregon Division of State Lands were made concerning ownership of the property. In April 2016, the Oregon Department of Fish …
/articles/2022/05/23/tribe-seeks-to-intervene-in-pge-effort-to-condemn-willamette-falls-property/. “I want to thank each and every one of you for being a part of this,” Board of Trustees Vice Chairman Arnie Roblan said. “Some of the hardest work we ever do is to whittle down the applications. … As these are all important things that need to be done.” During the past 25 years, the Community Fund has given out 3,185 grants to organizations totaling more than $89.5 million, he added. Share On Facebook Share On Twitter Share Article Link Subscribe Subscribe to our Newspaper for latest updates …
/articles/2022/06/08/community-fund-surpasses-89-million-in-giving/of the mural include a heron, Tribal dancer, a welcoming pole, longhouse, eels and a mountain. A canoe framing one of the bookstore’s windows features two Tribal members, who were painted by Nakoa and Kyoni Mercier, Krehbiel’s niece and nephew. There is also an illustration of a person fishing off a platform outside their home. These portions are meant to be interactive, Krehbiel says, so that visitors to the coffee shop can envision themselves sitting in the canoe, which is painted on each side …
/articles/2022/06/14/krehbiel-painting-mural-in-downtown-oregon-city/situation and I believe that is why we are successful today. I believe that guided by our principles and values is that we help one another. … Establishing the Spirit Mountain Community Fund was our way of giving back to the people who helped us.” Spirit Mountain Casino Chief Executive Officer Bruce Thomas recalled the “early days” of trying to get a Tribal casino built in the early 1990s. “What I recall is an extraordinarily challenging time,” Thomas said. “The Tribe had made the decision to pursue …
/articles/2022/08/11/community-fund-celebrates-25-years-of-giving/three-hour drive away. “I’d like to see them, but my daughter is the only one who drives and she has been pretty busy with school,” Linton says. The 17-year-old will graduate high school in June 2023 and will also earn an associate degree as a certified nursing assistant that year. CNA training programs in Oregon must include at least 80 hours of classroom learning and 75 hours in a clinical setting, according to registerednursing.org. While serving her sentence this time, Linton says she has been …
/articles/2022/09/14/parenting-from-prison-tribal-member-improving-herself-from-coffee-creek-correctional-facility/awareness and attitude … but we can do better,” she said. Cardinal talked about two banners that the family created after receiving a donation from the Tribe: One will remain in Grand Ronde and the other will be held during an MMIP parade in Shasta Lake City, near where Cameron disappeared almost 11 years ago. “This will help keep Heather’s name and face in the public eye,” she said. “We have not forgotten Heather and somebody knows something. We continue to pray for answers. … Please help us …
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