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Advisor Bobby Mercier introduced himself in Chinuk Wawa and English. “I’m very happy to be here in the land of Puyallup again and love all of the beautiful work you have done for our people,” he said. “I am happy to bring our family here.” The Grand Ronde Canoe Family opened protocol by performing “Stankiya,” which is one of the oldest names the Tribe has for coyote, as well as it being the name of one of its canoes. “When we put that name on our canoe, we knew it would make changes in our community …

and fiercely loves his family. Most describe Bobb as someone who speaks his mind and he wouldn’t have it any other way. One of his mottos is, “Lead from the heart, speak from the heart.” “I always say that I am either extremely blessed or the luckiest guy on earth,” Bobb says. “To have been through what I have been through and still be here on this earth, I know I have a purpose.” Currently, Bobb shares his artistic talent with the Tribe and community, as well as serves as chair of the Veterans …

said ‘No, you can’t do it.’ … So they started calling my middle son Wink, but he’s out of it now so I’m the only one. Where I go, the name is going with me.” Wink’s brother, Arthur Francois Soderberg, walked on in 2007 at the age of 77. “My mom and my brother and I were always pretty close,” Wink says. Wink’s mother was a nurse and a popular barber in Grand Ronde when he was a child. “My mother was very talented,” Wink says. “She used to cut hair on Saturdays and all the loggers would come down …

to assist those fighting the fire. The fire was declared 95 percent contained on Wednesday, Aug. 26, a week after it had started. Hazy conditions Fires farther away, however, posed a more immediate threat to the health and safety of residents living in the Grand Ronde community. When winds shifted on Saturday, Aug. 22, smoke from large fires in eastern Oregon and Washington state blanketed the Willamette Valley and hazy conditions in Grand Ronde made it almost impossible to see Spirit Mountain from …

Culture Tribe hosts annual Memorial Day commemoration 05.29.2014 Dean Rhodes Culture , Events Under sunny skies and a refreshing breeze, the 12th anniversary of the dedication of the West Valley Veterans Memorial saw more than 250 people attend the annual commemoration of area veterans. On Monday, May 26, events started with a noon meal of ceremonial elk stew prepared under the direction of Tribal Nutrition Department Manager Kristy DeLoe. She again was joined in cooking this year's meal …