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information about three different pool scenarios, including how much each would cost to construct and operate. Estimated costs to construct the facility range from slightly more than $4.5 million to less than $7.5 million and operating costs – including everything from staffing to heat and water treatments – range from a low of more than $171,000 to a high of just less than $350,000 annually. Because the Grand Ronde community is smaller than most communities that operate a pool, the revenue …

of the former bingo hall and concert venue. “It’s to improve the air quality,” said casino General Manager Randy Dugger. “If it works, we’ll carry it through the rest of the casino in the next few years.” The room holds most of the 500 new slot machines agreed to in a Tribal-State Compact renegotiation completed in March. 2001 – Tribal voters elected Bob Haller, Ed Larsen and Val Grout to Tribal Council and then Tribal Council members elected Cheryle A. Kennedy as the Tribal Council chair. 1996 …

of Clem’s life was attending the NASCAR races in Las Vegas. Clem brought much joy to her family and was loved so much in return. Clem was preceded in death by her husband, Tony; her parents, David and Bertha LaChance; and her son, Gerald “Dick” Reed. She is survived by her daughters Deanna (Bob) Johnston and Janet (John) Giddings; her daughter-in-law, Mary Reed; and the most wonderful 14 grandchildren, 30 great-grandchildren and 15 great-great-grandchildren. Viewing will take place from 4 to 7 …

Culture Yesteryears - Jan. 15, 2016 01.14.2016 Dean Rhodes History 2011 – Tribal Forest Patrol Officer Jake McKnight was preparing to take state public safety training to become the Tribe’s first police officer. It was one of the first steps toward creating a Tribal law enforcement program. 2006 – Tribal member Frank Grammer, a demolition specialist with the National Guard, was featured. He served as a 50-caliber gunner for a few months and as a driver for most of his time spent in Iraq. 2001 …

Culture Yesteryears - March 15,2016 03.14.2016 Dean Rhodes History 2011 – Spirit Mountain Casino became an impromptu emergency shelter for more than 300 coastal residents who fled Lincoln City and other low-lying areas after a tsunami warning was issued for most of the western United States’ coastline. “Many people came with their families, seeking shelter, food and comfort,” said casino Director of Security Joann Mercier. 2006 – Tribal member Meghan Zimbrick led the Willamina High School …

Culture Walking On - Thomas Elery Leno 01.05.2015 Michelle Alaimo Walking On Thomas Elery Leno March 25, 1949 – Dec. 31, 2014 Tribal Elder Thomas Elery Leno was born on March 25, 1949, in Tillamook, Ore., son of Arnold and Maxine Leno. He walked on on Wednesday, Dec. 31, 2014, in Salem Hospital with his loved ones by his side. He was 65. He was a member of the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde and lived most of his life in the Willamina area. He attended Willamina High School and later earned …

dance, for the Head Start Program. 2000 – The Tribe hosted a group from the Willamette National Forest for a tour of the Tribe’s Reservation lands and Tribal campus. The five ranger district representatives and the Tribe came together for a two-day team building and learning event. Twenty-two Forest Service employees attended. 1995 – More than 600 Tribal members voted, making it the most widely-participated election the Tribe has ever had. Kathryn Harrison and Ed Larsen were re-elected and Margaret …

that occurred in the Indian Ocean. “We are trying to reach out to those people with the most need,” said Chairwoman Cheryle A. Kennedy. 2000 – Tribal Council members Ed Larsen and Butch LaBonte will serve on a new Transportation Advisory Committee for Yamhill County. The information gathered from 4,000 surveys sent out to county residents will help plan the future of public transportation. 1995 – Smoke Signals announced its plan to begin publishing twice a month beginning in February. “This change …

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Clarence Dale Langley in 1957. They spent 56 years married. Shirley had many hobbies throughout her life, including horseback riding, taking pictures, camping, bow hunting, traveling and attending her church (Lighthouse Gospel), but most importantly she enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren and family. They were the loves of her life. She is survived by sons, Edward, John and Bryan Langley; daughters, Kathy Werst, Debbie Dolan and Ashley Langley; brother, Bill Keller; sister, Darlene Butler …