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Culture Walking On: Grace Ellen Warren 01.31.2025 Walking On Grace Ellen Warren Feb. 26, 1939 – Jan. 19, 2025 Tribal Elder Grace Ellen Warren passed away on Sunday, Jan. 19, at the age of 85. Hillside Chapel in Oregon City is assisting the family. Funeral service details were unavailable before presstime. Share On Facebook Share On Twitter Share Article Link Subscribe Subscribe to our Newspaper for latest updates: Subscribe To Our Newspaper For Latest Updates: …

& Convention Center in Clackamas. The program report will be by the Cultural Resources Department and a program report will be given by the Natural Resources Department regarding Willamette Falls and the ceremonial fishery. In other action, Tribal Council: Approved four Tribal credit cards, including two generic credit cards for Procurement and credit cards for Wildland Fire Single Resource bosses Dustin Hawks and Michael Graham; Approved a renewed contract with the Oregon Judicial Case Information …

; Approved applying for an Environmental Protection Agency Performance Partnership Grant for $375,960 in 2024 and $370,063 in 2025; Approved a credit card for the Social Services Department with a $2,500 credit limit; Approved a professional services agreement with MCA Architects of Portland for the design of a 20,000-square-foot resident and recreation center across from Tribal Housing Department offices; Approved a resolution declaring Friday, June 9, as the quarterly per capita payment date …

; Approved three credit cards for Natural Resources Department’s wildland fire and emergency needs, each with a $5,000 credit limit, and one credit card with a $2,500 limit for Communications Director Sara Thompson; Approved an application to the Indian Health Service for its Addressing Dementia in Indian Country: Models of Care two-year grant for $400,000; And enrolled two infants into the Tribe because they meet the enrollment requirements stated in the Tribal Constitution and Enrollment …

old; Approved an application to the Oregon Emergency Management Department for a $62,500 grant that would help fund two positions in the Grand Ronde Tribal Police Department. The Tribe would be required to match the grant dollar for dollar; Approved the enrollment of three infants and three non-infants into the Tribe because they meet the requirements outlined in the Tribal Constitution and Enrollment Ordinance; Approved Tribal credit cards for Natural Resources Department employees Waylon Rich …

in $59,148 in income to the Tribe; Removed Toby McClary and added Tribal Council Secretary Cheryle A. Kennedy as an authorized signer on the TriState Capital Bank line of credit. Tribal Council also approved removing McClary as an authorized signer on Tribal bank accounts and credit cards and added Tuomi; Adopted the 2016 Indian Housing Plan as presented by the Tribal Housing Department; Approved an extension of the environmental services agreement between the Tribe and Industrial Economics Inc …

loan, Douglass decided to try an investment campaign using web-based Honeycomb Credit instead, with the goal of raising at least $25,000. By the time the campaign ended on July 14, he had raised $37,537. Douglass, who founded the business in 2020, plans to use the money to purchase more items that tend to sell faster. “For example, because it’s summer time, people are buying slides, jerseys and T-shirts more than any other time of the year,” he said. “The added capital from the Honeycomb …

and one night stay at Spirit Mountain Lodge & Casino, located in Grand Ronde, Oregon, plus a $500 cash gift. If you have questions, please contact Louis King (503) 879-1462 or email: Louis.King@thecommunityfund.com Share On Facebook Share On Twitter Share Article Link Subscribe Subscribe to our Newspaper for latest updates: Subscribe To Our Newspaper For Latest Updates: …

. 2003 – The Tribe’s Spirit Mountain Community Fund reached the $20 million mark in giving with a gala dinner and entertainment at Portland Art Museum. On stage at the museum, members of Oregon Coast Children’s Theatre, one of the grant recipients, brought a Native American myth to life. Representatives of many of the 254 recipient organizations of the fund’s 347 grants since 1997 attended, plus Tribal Elders, Tribal officials, staff members and government officials. 1998 – Tribal Information …

that. Plus, we have NA and counseling available if that’s an interest. We want to give them a spark of hope. We are a blessed Tribe, we have the resources and ought to be able to help.” Share On Facebook Share On Twitter Share Article Link Subscribe Subscribe to our Newspaper for latest updates: Subscribe To Our Newspaper For Latest Updates: …