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someone that was homeless,” the release stated. When compiling survey results, Tribal staff also found the data collected illustrated the complexity of the homelessness issue overall and the need for “best practices” to address it. “Staff have also worked to ensure that Tribal members affected by homelessness that have been identified already are aware of the resources the Tribe provides through a number of its programs,” the release stated. In addition to the recent survey, staff members have …

. 2003 – Native star Elaine Miles was a featured speaker in Grand Ronde when she spoke to Tribal youth during the Tribe’s first Native Youth Wellness Day. Miles, a member of the Umatilla Tribe, was best known for her portrayal of Marilyn Whirlwind on “Northern Exposure” and her numerous appearances in movies. She was also a prize-winning traditional dancer and was the head woman at the 2000 Gathering of Nations Powwow. 1998 – A public hearing concerning Senate Bill 1691, sponsored by Washington Sen …

in the process.” Once FERC issues the Environmental Impact Statement, the Tribal consultation team will review it and determine how best to proceed. The process also is open to the public and Karnosh encourages Tribal members to learn more about the project and submit comments or concerns for the record. More information regarding the regulatory process can be found at www.jordancovelng.com/project/regulatory/ . “This will be a long and challenging process with a lot of agencies,” Karnosh said. Share …

is not re-elected will have their appointment to the board automatically terminated. According to an executive summary, the amendments seek to standardize past practices for appointments to the board and establish best practices for a future that will include more competition for Spirit Mountain Casino. Also included in the Wednesday, June 6, packet were approved authorizations to proceed that appointed Education Department Manager Leslie Riggs and Curriculum Specialist Mercedes Jones …

did the best she could. May she rest in peace! Love from her family. Share On Facebook Share On Twitter Share Article Link Subscribe Subscribe to our Newspaper for latest updates: Subscribe To Our Newspaper For Latest Updates: …

Culture Broken water derails first marriage ceremony scheduled in Tribal Court 03.31.2016 Dean Rhodes People , Tribal Employees By Dean Rhodes Smoke Signals editor The first marriage ceremony scheduled to take place in Tribal Court since Tribal Council resurrected the Tribal Marriage Ordinance was moved to another location because of water --- broken water. Even in this day and age of accurate due dates and induced labor, Mother Nature can still put a monkey wrench in even the best laid plans …

the economic development portion of the General Council meeting was conducted in executive session. Tribal members who want more information can contact Thomas at 503-879-2070 or bruce.thomas@grandronde.org . Hernandez and Fullerton took 14 questions from the audience of approximately 45. “We are in a great position,” Tribal Council member Steve Bobb Sr. said. “You have an excellent, wonderful team of staff who work on behalf of you. It is one of the best teams around for helping us develop our future …

Ronde fire camp is the best one they have ever been in. “I think that is testimony to our great staff,” Giffen said. “They made a huge impact.” To watch the entire meeting, visit the Tribal government’s website at www.grandronde.org and click on the Government tab and then Videos. Share On Facebook Share On Twitter Share Article Link Subscribe Subscribe to our Newspaper for latest updates: Subscribe To Our Newspaper For Latest Updates: …

transmission. All Willamina district staff must be fully vaccinated by Oct. 18 as mandated by Gov. Kate Brown. “I had an Oregon Department of Education meeting on Tuesday and the state epidemiologist shared some staggering information,” Zimbrick said. “Something I was alarmed to see is positive Delta pediatric cases among our American Indian children are disproportionate at a rate of 4 to 1 compared to their white peers.” According to health experts, the best way to avoid the worst of the pandemic …

are disproportionate at a rate of 4 to 1 compared to their white peers.” Willamina teachers did not have students on Monday, Sept. 27, to give them time to plan for simultaneously teaching students in the classroom and those who cannot attend school because of the pandemic. According to health experts, the best way to avoid the worst of the pandemic is to get vaccinated. All Tribal members and those who live in their households, other Native Americans and their household members, and Tribal employees …