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with professional transportation planners to review and find a good match for the riders,” Mercier said. “It is a priority to get those routes in place.” The Yamhill County bus from Grand Ronde to McMinnville will continue its route Monday through Friday, with eight round-trip journeys per day. Tillamook ended its daily service from Lincoln City to Grand Ronde to Salem abruptly in December due to a shortage of drivers. The final bus of 2023 ran on Dec. 10 and Tillamook’s General Manager Brian Vitulli …

information about our new Public Health/Vaccination Clinic, Shelter Villages, Community Transitions Program, Grand Ronde Health & Wellness Center, Adult Foster Care, and tush lamatsin (Good Medicine) programming,” Rowe said. Tribal Council Chairwoman Cheryle A. Kennedy was in attendance for the visit, braving the wintry conditions to drive from her home in Dallas to Portland. There, she was joined by Great Circle Recovery Operations Director Jennifer Worth and Rowe. “I was very pleased …

at the moment. “We’re looking to stay put and refine all of our current operations,” he said. “I like to make basketball analogies. We're like a very good team, looking to become a great team. That requires not only knowing the plays, but also how everything works. We are a profitable business. Infusing cash toward our own inventory will allow us to make that refinement in our inventory offering and will get us closer to being that ‘great team.’ I want Back to the Basket to be around for generations …

Medical Center in McMinnville by Sheridan and West Valley Fire personnel. Driving complaint received in the area of milepost 15 on Highway 22. Driving complaint received in the area of milepost 5 on Highway 18. Driving complaint received in the area of milepost 7 on Highway 18. Reported vehicle fire in the area of milepost 26 on Salmon River Highway. Animal complaint received in the 27000 block of Salmon River Highway. Assist outside agency with a reported trespass in the area of the Willamina …

Tribal Government & News Educational sessions review proposed constitutional amendments 05.20.2016 Dean Rhodes Elections , General Council , Enrollment The second of three educational sessions to review two proposed amendments to the Tribal Constitution attracted 53 Tribal members to the Governance Center Atrium on Wednesday, May 18. The first session was held the day before at Portland Community College’s Sylvania campus and attracted 18 Tribal members and the third session was held Thursday, …

Bobby Mercier shared that he had prayed the items would carry the Tribe’s songs and words back to the other artifacts. “I hope it will remind them that they are in our hearts and our minds,” he said.

Tribal Government & News Wintertalk being held at Spirit Mountain Casino 12.29.2011 Dean Rhodes Events First Nations Commissions of Oregon, Olympia and Hawaii will hold the 2012 Province VIII Wintertalk at Spirit Mountain Casino Jan. 6-8. This year's event, "Weekend of Rediscover," focuses on the so-called Doctrine of Discovery. Through the doctrine, the major Christian religions and European monarchs encouraged the subjugation of indigenous peoples in the Americas. Starting at the end …

Ronde Reservation. However, Mercier also reported that local timbers companies' main concern about a new Tribal reservation was the export log market. "So, in the future, the Tribal Council will continue to negotiate with the local timber companies," he said. Yesteryears is a look back at Tribal history in five-year increments through the pages of Smoke Signals . Share On Facebook Share On Twitter Share Article Link Subscribe Subscribe to our Newspaper for latest updates: Subscribe To Our Newspaper …

it rains I am not going to get wet. This is crazy. Are they going to stop going to see the Elders on the home visits, too? If you ask me, this is just stupid. Some of us don't want to get sick and this is not saving money for the Tribe sending out the meds by mail when we live here on Tribal land or not too far away. We can go collect them ourselves. Or if we can't, we had someone from Wellness deliver our meds to us. So if you want to save money, quit sending them here locally. Start saving …

, Restoration efforts, present and former women in Tribal government, and "The Missing Generation," telling the stories of Native women held in prisons and mental institutions, some used like test animals for so-called scientific research. "A lot of this information has never been collected before," said Tribal member and Cultural Resources Department Manager David Lewis. "The stories we are telling are stories that have gone untold for a century and a half. It is important that we get them out …