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and Salmon River Highway. Warrant arrest made in the area of milepost 26 on Salmon River Highway. Male subject was arrested on a valid Deschutes County Circuit Court warrant and transported to the Polk County Jail in Dallas. Assist outside agency with a driving complaint in the area of milepost 23 on Salmon River Highway. Male subject was arrested for three counts of violation of a valid restraining order and transported to the Yamhill County Jail in McMinnville. Friday, June 29 Animal complaint …

. "The people in Scio were so receptive to the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde being a partner with them," Kennedy said. Kennedy also briefly informed Tribal members about the recent National Congress of American Indians conference held in Portland between Oct. 30 and Nov. 4 and the Tribal Government Day held Sept. 23 with Portland city officials. Kennedy said that Tribal Council members take their leadership roles "seriously" and that "many first beginnings are happening right now." She added …

a house as part of the home ownership project should contact the Housing Department, which will then forward the Tribal member’s contact information to the Salem mortgage company that the Tribe is working with. Webb added that the second phase of the home ownership project will see the remaining 32 single-family homes built. For non-Elder Tribal members who don’t need a house, the Wind River Apartments off Tyee Road will continue to be built. Webb said that future four-unit apartment buildings …

campus, she decided that was where she wanted to attend college. Bea began classes at the University of Montana in 2010 and in November of that year she experienced her first-ever zero degree temperature. She said she also learned that if you park your car in deep slush overnight, it can freeze in place. Fortunately, Missoula is small and flat, so walking was never a problem, she added. The University of Montana journalism school ismore than 100 years old, as well as the smallest of the schools …

and across the country. At long last, the Grand Ronde Tribe will finally have the right to pursue land claims and compensation once again. I am so grateful to Senator Merkley, my Oregon colleagues and everyone who helped get this important legislation across the finish line, and I look forward to seeing it signed into law in the coming days.” “A gross injustice against the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde is finally ending, and a new chapter of healing and justice for the Tribal community can …

. Here's Jones from the Molalla Tribe. That most assuredly is a relative of Kathryn (Jones) Harrison. Here's LaChance, Lafferty." While the allotments were signed into the book in 1889, Lewis said that most weren't likely delivered until 1891 or so. "Here's Mercier, Metcalf, they're all here. Riggs. We have lists of these allotments from the National Archives," he said. It is something else again, though, to see the original. Looking at the pass book, people were named with their Tribes. We now know …

Tribal Government & News George nomination to Environmental Quality Commission moves to full Senate for vote 04.27.2017 Dean Rhodes Tribal Council , People , Natural Resources The Oregon Senate Rules Committee moved the nomination of Grand Ronde Tribal Council member Kathleen George as one of three new members of the state Environmental Quality Commission on to a full Senate vote on Wednesday, April 26. George was nominated to the commission by Oregon Gov. Kate Brown in March to replace three …

government-to-government relations, a formal acknowledgement of Tribal leaders during a City Council meeting and a day of training for city officials to learn best practices when working with area Tribes. “Our newly established Tribal Relations Program is doing an exemplary job of connecting the city of Portland with our Tribal government partners,” Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler said. “This summit continues our commitment to nurturing and deepening that connection, so we can listen and learn from …

Culture Walking On -- Ellen Ann Haralson 09.15.2014 Ron Karten Walking On Ellen Ann Haralson Nov. 26, 1950 - March 31, 2014 Tribal Elder Ellen Ann (Langley) Haralson was born Nov. 26, 1950, in Tulare, Calif. Family and close friends knew her as "Sissy." Her parents were William Joseph Langley and Ellen Hamilton. She was one of eight children. As a child, she and her family migrated between California and Oregon for work. In Oregon, they spent time with her uncle Allen "Biff" Langley and aunt …

will attend the Department of Public Safety Standards and Training Police Academy in March, which includes 16 weeks of intense learning and physical conditioning. Flynn says the best and most challenging aspects of his job are the community connections he has made throughout his life. “The biggest thing for me is people realizing that even though I know them, if they break the law, something is going to happen,” he says. “Just because I know them doesn’t make it OK.” On the same note, having a good …