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are a top priority for us. Therefore, we are moving forward with a limited closure of the Tribal government. We are closing the Tribal government campus at noon today, March 13, and will remain on limited closure through March 20. Essential personnel may be working remotely or reporting to work so that we can keep key services open. “The Clinic, Pharmacy, Emergency Personnel, Adult Foster Care, Security and a few others will be available, but with limited service. We are taking these actions …

calmed her spirit and reassured her heart was paramount to all who adored and loved her. Thank you all so much for participating in the providing of tender comfort for her. She is around us still, in our memories and in our souls. Peace to all of you who care deeply and are in transition yourself, such are many. I believe in the afterlife, as did Ellen. We may all plan to again experience the comfort of our connection with her someplace, someday, someway. The Bean family appreciates the support …

George said that she favored the reinstatements because the entire enrollment audit process, which was started when Leno was Tribal Council chairman, was not fair because some findings were acted upon while others were not. Langley, in a previous Tribal Council meeting, said the audit was so limited in scope in order to save money that its findings are not reliable. Mercier restated his opinion that the Tribe should never have gone down the road of auditing enrollment and that the reinstatements …

are tremendously excited to renew our support for your work,” George said. “One of the most important things I get to do today in addition to sharing the grants is also to share with you our very, very sincere and strong heartfelt thanks for the work that you do. I am so pleased to be a part of the fund. We consider it an honor and a privilege to support the work that you do.” Leno said he is proud of the Tribe’s Community Fund. “It was the idea of our council since Restoration in 1983,” said …

in the 27100 block of Salmon River Highway. Officers assisted the driver of a stranded vehicle on Highway 18 near milepost 26. Traffic assist performed near milepost 23 on Highway 18. Civil service performed in the 4100 block of Salmon River Highway. Officers received a fraud call in the 9600 block of Grand Ronde Road. Wednesday, April 12 A suspicious vehicle was reported in the 27100 block of Salmon River Highway. Citizen contact occurred on Highway 18 near Jahn Road. Officers assisted an outside agency …

Tribal Government & News Grand Ronde Tribal Police Log -- May 26-June 22 07.13.2022 Dean Rhodes Public safety Thursday, May 26 Traffic hazard reported in the area of milepost 2 on Highway 22. A vehicle needed to be towed. Assist outside agency with a cover request in the area of Highway 22 and Sawtell Road. Yamhill County Sheriff’s Office deputies arrested a man for a valid warrant. Theft reported in the 27100 block of Salmon River Highway. Criminal mischief reported in the 27100 block …

Tribal Government & News Easter events kick off with hunt on Saturday, April 7 03.29.2012 Ron Karten Housing , Events Tribal Housing's annual Easter Egg Hunt will start at 9 a.m. Saturday, April 7, in the covered area on Raven Loop and kick off a series of Easter-related events that day. The Easter Bunny (aka Tribal Council member Steve Bobb Sr.) will return to help hide the eggs and pass out Easter candy to participants. Age categories for Easter egg hunters will be 1 to 4 years of age, 5 …

Department and Sgt. Jake McKnight cordoned off the area and contacted the Salem Police Department. The Tribe’s Emergency Operations Team, which was already meeting to deal with the Willamina Creek Fire, expanded the exclusion area to more than 1,000 feet and evacuated the Grand Ronde Food Bank, which was within the exclusion area and was scheduled to have a food distribution that morning. The Tribe also closed access to its main campus entrance off Grand Ronde Road at 9615 Grand Ronde Road …

…It was very good, positive feedback overall and everybody was supportive.” McClary noted that the Tribe had draft language for the land transfer that would potentially be introduced in the Senate soon. “It was a very productive trip,” he said. “We also met with the chief of the Forest Service and there is no opposition from their office…But there are a couple of decisions still to be made yet and some work to be done there but we are optimistic about moving this forward and putting …

of them. They're probably the sweetest, funniest, most genuine people I know." Meanwhile, as if the high school marching band was not enough, Olivia also plays in two middle school bands. "It's a lot of work," she says, "but it's really worth it. I'm doing what I love, so I'm perfectly OK with that. It's not a miserable thing for me to be busy. I couldn't ask for a better thing to do." "I see her doing homework during breakfast," says Kevin. "She puts in 12- to 14-hour days. It's just remarkable …