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a kinder and fairer place for all, not just for some. Her joy lit up the lives of all who knew her. Born into humble beginnings, she inspired countless souls with her unforgettable example of compassion, benevolence and goodwill. “I met Kathryn long before the Grand Ronde people were restored as a federally recognized Tribe, before the creation of the Tribal Reservation and gaming compact. When she told me about the Trail of Tears the Grand Ronde people endured during their forced relocation …
/articles/2023/05/31/public-memorial-for-kathryn-harrison-slated-for-sunday-june-4/was unhappy that Tribal Council has not yet put together a policy in the event that Tribal members are detained. “How do you proceed?” she said. “What would you expect of this community? What would you ask us to do? What is the role of Tribal police? I can tell you this; I’ll be there to meet them when they arrive and I know that I will not be alone. I will not let them take anybody, whether that requires violence or not. What if ICE tried to arrest me for intervening? … Would you expect Tribal police …
/articles/2026/01/20/tribal-members-debate-extent-of-danger-posed-by-ice/Trust Board, also was out on the floor with her granddaughters, Tribal descendants Arianna Nava, KiiUsh Kimbol and Kiyh Redhawk. "It makes me very proud and feel so hopeful for our future generations to see these young people out there dancing and stepping up to put on a powwow," McDaniel said. "Less people, but more fun," said Little Miss Grand Ronde Iyana Holmes in comparing the children's event with the larger summer powwows. "This is the type of powwow where kids can show off what they learn …
/articles/2011/12/29/first-childrens-intertribal-powwow-held/, "We don't know if they are safe to eat." Kneeland described the importance of ancestors in her life. "If you don't know where you came from," she said, "how can you know where you're going?" "I loved hearing the true stories of the people," said Susan Hansen, who lives on a farm south of Molalla. "My grandparents were to me what theirs mean to them. They also had a connection to the land." "Fascinating," said Irene Coppa of nearby Estacada. "It was interesting to hear how they caught eels …
/articles/2011/03/31/tribal-members-address-clackamas-county-historical-society-about-willamette-falls/. I'm thankful things worked out this well, (but) hoping she doesn't call me about some beached whale." Share On Facebook Share On Twitter Share Article Link Subscribe Subscribe to our Newspaper for latest updates: Subscribe To Our Newspaper For Latest Updates: …
/articles/2011/06/29/tribe-organizes-effort-to-save-local-osprey-nest/about or avoid altogether. If a loved one is facing the end of their life, we may even stay in denial all the way to the end -- anything not to feel. The day before my father was to go in for triple bypass surgery, my stepmother and I were in his hospital room for a visit. I asked my dad if his impending operation had him thinking about his own mortality. His wife looked at me sternly and said, "Tom!" My father gently waved her off and said, "No, that's OK. I want to talk about it." I have …
/articles/2011/03/15/there-s-wisdom-in-saying-goodbye/and project collaboration. The group also took field trips to the Siletz and Grand Ronde communities and the Benton County Museum to look at their archival and museum facilities. "To have participants from all nine Tribes in Oregon really tells me that there is a need," Lewis said, "and we have done the right thing to pursue this project." Oregon State Librarian MaryKay Dahlgreen said she appreciated the collaborative effort of the institute. "I was delighted with the level of excitement and commitment …
/articles/2012/10/01/osu-helps-tribes-archive-their-history/prowl around behind me, watching what I did." When he brought a mural proposal to the Tribe, the timing was right and Youth Prevention set about finding funding. Ultimately, Youth Prevention and the Tribal Housing Authority each committed $10,000 to the project and Tribal Council added $5,000. Abromavic brought on three other artists - all with experience with youth or murals, he said. They included Spider Moccasin, also known as Mr. M, and sometimes as Marcus Moseley (Wasco-Warm Springs); Toma …
/articles/2012/01/13/grand-ronde-mural-project-begins/company that helps anyone learn software, design and business skills. Brayden got some ideas there on how to start. "The site taught me how to submit our app to the app store," he says. The website opened for business on Feb. 11. By Feb. 19, customers had purchased 36 apps at $3.99 each. The app for Apple iPhones, iPads and iTouch is at the iTunes store at itunes.apple.com/us/app/icallelk-instructional-elk/id814067094?mt=8 . The duo has plans for new apps, including one with elk recipes, a specialty …
/articles/2014/02/27/langleys-create-elk-calling-app-for-apple-products/wouldn't make it through without Chris and Youth Education. Sports is another big thing. They help me a lot." With a love of sports, Andrea balances her education with involvement in volleyball and basketball. Her goal is to attend the University of California, Los Angeles, and pursue a degree that will "help people be active and healthy." Andrea says that one of the biggest challenges to academic success is the immense amount of peer pressure to make unhealthy choices. She has made a choice …
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