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Elders Committee Holiday Bazaar (1) Events Event Elders Committee Holiday Bazaar (1) November 19, 2022 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM Location: Chachalu gym, 8720 Grand Ronde Road Upcoming Events Tribal Council Tribal Council meeting (54) October 26, 2022 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM Events | Elections Constitutional Amendment Educational Session (3) October 26, 2022 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM General Council General Council meeting (16) November 6, 2022 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM View All Events Subscribe To Our Newspaper …

a creative taste for cooking, helping his mother, Debbie, in the kitchen. A humble man, a thankful man, a man with a heart of gold, with generosity he knew no bounds. Allan was a gift from God (Creator). He lived, loved every moment to its fullest. Allan knew the Lord, respected Mother Earth with pride and diligence. We will surely miss our family member, Allan; son, brother, nephew, uncle, friend. Rest in peace, Allan. … Au-ho. "Good friends, good times, a loved one's touch. To my best friend …

it shows that we're doing a good job and the membership is pleased with the direction of Tribal Council," Mercier said about the results. "I am, of course, pleased with the results," Langley said. "I like to believe the message is one of confidence. Confidence in how we handled a crisis. Confidence that we are a group that will work to move things forward in a good way. Confidence that we will continue to let our Indigenous values lead the way in our decision making and in bringing healing to our …

the educational services offered. “We actually take the comments and suggestions very seriously,” said Riggs. “If it’s a good idea it doesn’t matter where it comes from. We (Education staff) really value the membership’s opinion and the membership’s feelings about how our program is run. So whether you have a child in the Early Head Start program or you have a youth in the Youth Ed program or you are accessing higher education or the library, your opinion matters and we really want to hear from …

their inquiry and you answered their questions, you took their questions and concerns as valuable information, they took it sincerely." Harvey said she thinks she picked up some Chris Mercier support. He nominated Harvey for Tribal Council on June 30. "He's been a supporter of mine for the last several years," Harvey said, "so I think he definitely was a big help for me." Pearsall, who is returning to Tribal Council after a decade absence, said he was inspired to run for Tribal Council again because …

Saturday, Sept. 15, opening. “Kelsey and I are spending seven days a week here,” Holly says. “I come in before work, after work and on my days off. My mom is also helping out talking to various distributors and doing training.” The couple spied the restaurant for sale a few months back and knew it was a good fit. “The location is just awesome,” Holly says. “I had seen it before because I have to go the Polk County Courthouse frequently for work, which is across the street.” The couple helped …

. (Charlean) White having been here so long. I’ve had so many great comments from some of the Tribal members that have already come in.” Ngo said that after he visited the clinic and completed his interview process, he knew this is where he wanted to be. “I liked the area so I accepted the job offer and here I am,” said Ngo. “I had been looking at various positions and this came up. I got a chance to talk to Dr. White a little about the clinic and the equipment here is pretty good; much better than …

faces," Ferguson said. "We are sure that your parents and everyone else are so proud of you and your years in high school. You have made it to this point in your life where your next step will be even more exciting. We are so happy to have you here." Tribal Council member Steve Bobb Sr. gave the invocation, but beforehand he also welcomed the princesses to the Tribe's homelands. "As Native Americans and as in most cultures, our young people are our treasures," Bobb said. "They are the vessels …

Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity grant will be used for expenses such as project inspection fees, demolition and removal, construction and equipment costs. “In particular, this funding will be used for the roadway and utility infrastructure around block six (of the property) that includes four streets,” Community Development Manager Kristen Svicarovich said during a Tuesday, Dec. 17, Legislative Action Committee meeting. “So, because the Tribe qualifies as a historically disadvantaged …

and various farm and irrigation associations joined the defendants. The plaintiffs asked Simon to order the feds to continue salmon protections. Simon granted some of their requests, specifying seasonal spill levels and reservoir levels at 2025 operating levels, noting that “The federal defendants have, for years, maintained a safe and reliable power system and dam operations with the nearly the same spill levels as ordered here and with the­ same reservoir levels from 2025.” Tribal Council member …