Tulalip news The story highlighted a culvert and road collapse on 12th Avenue NW, within the Battle Creek neighborhood on the Tulalip reservation. Montreuil, Tulalip News. Categories. on her last Friday, Interim CEO Debra Posey is still hard at work sending emails, taking phone calls and squeezing in a little time for an interview about her efforts over past several months. Round 1 went to Tulalip at home, 68-63, in a thrilling game that saw the Hawks overcome a 15 point 4 th quarter deficit. From ancestors long past to present day culture bearers, plus an entire Natural Resources department filled with committed employees, the Tribes’ stewardship is loudest in advocating for stronger protections of marine life. , Josephine Stoker, Elizabeth Vides, Joshua Tannen and Jesse Wright took the oath to protect and serve the Tulalip community in front of approximately 150 citizens at the Tulalip Gathering Hall. Shawn will be performing his duties in the city of Shoreline. As of September 13 at 5:15 a. Because in more ways than one, Malory is the community. The 27th annual Tulalip Lushootseed Day Camp hosted two, five-day sessions from July 8 to July 19. 40 years later, … Continue reading "IndigipopX 2024 was a SMASH!" Jul 9, 2014 · By Kyle Taylor Lucas, Guest Writer, Tulalip News This is the final installment in a series exploring the largest demographic of American Indians and Alaska Natives–the Urban Indian. Most of the TV programming is culturally or historically based, and all … Continue reading Mar 6, 2024 · By Wade Sheldon, Tulalip News “We have much to do in our tribal government and community,” said Tulalip Tribes CEO Rochelle Lubbers at a March 5 community meeting co-hosted with COO Sam Davis. Round 3. Our seasons were moons. “Back in 1968, before the revival, they wanted the … Continue reading "Following the Salmon Ceremony Part 5: The Songs of Sep 9, 2022 · And thanks to in-depth reporting from Tulalip News’ own Micheal Rios, he uncovered that there have been approximately 20 OD deaths on the Tulalip reservation since 2020. Oct 10, 2018 · By Niki Cleary, Tulalip News At 3:30p. Feb 14, 2024 · By Wade Sheldon, Tulalip News On December 18, Dr. Nov 13, 2024 · By Micheal Rios, Tulalip News Last issue, in celebration of Native American Heritage Month, we highlighted the educational exploits of one soon-to-be Tessa Campbell, Ph. Foster-Schubert brings a wealth … Continue reading "Dr. Lummi. He was a very proud Tulalip Tribal Member who exercised his Treaty Rights hunting, fishing, and shell fishing. He was 50 years old. The new TPD officers were surrounded … Continue reading "Meet the New Tulalip Kanim Lee Taige Posey was born in Everett, WA on June 5, 1996. “My grandma on my mother’s side went to a boarding school located in Canada where she was beat almost hourly. During her four-year tenure with the Arlington Eagles girls basketball team, she’s best known as a 3-point sniper and creative passer who gets buckets against 4A Wesco competition. These moons were named after the environment or ecosystem and what was able to be harvested during that time. Her classmates, … Continue reading "In Loving Memory of Jenzele Couassi" By Micheal Rios, Tulalip News. The pep band and full cheer squad added to the ambiance, as well as dozens of students who donned their MGHS green and white colors, showcasing school spirit while they cheered on … Continue reading "Marysville School District’s first unified Dec 26, 2020 · October 11, 1935 – December 26, 2020. Take a moment and reflect on all the Tribal events held throughout each year and pick your … Continue reading "Tulalip events manager takes on new role as Jan 13, 2014 · Art commissioned by port more than 15 years ago now stands on Squaxin land The Olympian January 12, 2014 By John Dodge jdodge@theolympian. Nov 20, 2024 · By Micheal Rios, Tulalip News Since the inception of the Tulalip’s Charitable Contributions Fund in 1993, the Tribe has donated approximately 126 million dollars in support to thousands of unique organizations. In the heart of the spring season, the Tulalip Tribes Natural Resources department put together a successful event dedicated to a popular springtime hobby, though many would argue that gardening is a way of life, in both the literal and figurative sense. Stepping into the new 2. And that is the message Madison wis Apr 17, 2024 · By Micheal Rios, Tulalip News After three years of constant hospitalization due to acute renal and respiratory failure caused by undiagnosed lupus, acclaimed artist Jeffrey Veregge passed away on Friday, April 12, following a heart attack. com Golfers and other visitors to the Salish Cliffs Golf Course on the Squaxin Island Indian Reservation are greeted by two Coast Salish totem poles that frame sweeping, territorial views of the … Continue reading "Benighted totem pole finds a home" Andrew Gobin is a staff reporter with the Tulalip News See-Yaht-Sub, a publication of the Tulalip Tribes Communications Department. On Sunday, November 10, the Tulalip Tribes hosted the heartfelt Missing from Fire Trail Road premiere, directed by Sabrina Van Tassel. The unique set of circumstances gave many progressive minded citizens plenty to … Continue reading "Tribal Aug 9, 2023 · By Micheal Rios, Tulalip News Since 1989’s iconic Paddle to Seattle, a remarkable cultural revival has been taking place across the Pacific Northwest region, known to the tribes therein as Coast Salish Territory. Quil Ceda Village’s massive luminescent lagoon is made up of a whopping six million holiday lights that brighten the winter sky every evening now through … Continue reading "‘Lights & Ice’ Returns with Festive Flair" Feb 7, 2024 · By Wade Sheldon, Tulalip News. It took ample time and much well thought-out, strategic planning to … Continue reading "Pallet Feb 12, 2025 · By Wade Sheldon, Tulalip News. The soft opening event on By Kalvin Valdillez, Tulalip News. Stephanie A Fryberg You may have seen a couple of resolutions about the Tulalip Academy of Excellence in the last board meeting. in Skykomish. “I came here out of retirement and I’ll go back to retirement,” said Deb. The earth would provide for … Continue reading "13 moons" By Kalvin Valdillez, Tulalip News During the final months of 2017, Washington State Republican Representative, Gina Mosbrucker, of the 14 th Legislative District chose a DVD rental from Redbox one evening for a relaxing movie night. 3, 2014, at Marysville School Board District office. … Continue reading "Debra Posey hands over the reigns of tribal government" Sep 14, 2022 · By Shaelyn Smead; photos courtesy of Natosha Gobin, John Carlson, and Lindsay Ross All over Washington state, people have heard about the devastating Bolt Creek Fire that started on September 10 at 5:00 a. “So beautiful, that took a lot of hard work,” added Tulalip Chairwoman, Teri Gobin, as a handmade quilt, crafted with extra love, was gifted to Mel Sheldon, BOD member and Vietnam Veteran, on the morning of Friday November, 6. A design that is making a long overdue and welcomed return during … Continue reading "Seattle Seahawks throwback is a Dec 13, 2012 · By Kyle Taylor Lucas, Tulalip tribal member, guest reporter Joan Staples-Baum, Director, Tahoma Indian Center She is nearly seventy, but you wound not guess she is a day over fifty. Sep 4, 2024 · By Kalvin Valdillez, Tulalip News Wow! Tulalip was treated to a fun and busy summer. Sep 11, 2024 · By Kalvin Valdillez, Tulalip News; photos courtesy of Kali Joseph “Culture is the answer,” expressed Kali Joseph, Tulalip Resource Center’s Program Coordinator. As the temperature continued to rise on Saturday, July 20, so too did the sense of community and shared purpose alongside a mile stretch of the Salish Sea. Karen Foster-Schubert, a seasoned medical professional with a rich background, has assumed the crucial role of the new medical director for the Tulalip Health Clinic. Some of the critical projects that were … Continue reading "Tribal leaders discuss Tulalip syəcəb. Due to Shoreline not having their own police force, they contract out to King County for police services. , and returning Councilman Glen Gobin. Jul 24, 2019 · By Micheal Rios, Tulalip News Once a year, in the middle of summer, the Tulalip membership flocks in droves to an always enjoyable and spirit nourishing community event, Spee-Bi-Dah. The gathering brought together the families of TPD officers William Williams Sr. Tulalip vs. Jul 12, 2023 · By Kalvin Valdillez, Tulalip News The sound of bells rang out loud across an open grassy field as a group of Tulalip elders walked along its boundaries and offered a prayer through song. Gina was born Tuesday Feb. This cherished event brought together over 500 attendees, including community leaders, medical professionals, corporate executives, and other generous donors, to Feb 8, 2023 · By Micheal Rios, Tulalip News Back in 2018, Tulalip leadership issued a declaration of emergency regarding the opioid epidemic. Learn about Chef Pyet DeSpain's journey on Tournament of Champions, the Tulalip Pow Wows, and more. “We were particularly excited for this event because we know … Continue reading "Illuminating the Holidays" Dec 7, 2023 · By Micheal Rios, Tulalip News The largest holiday lights display in Washington State is back! And there are even more lights than last year, twice as many to be exact. Jun 22, 2022 · By Kalvin Valdillez; photos courtesy of Daryl Williams Tulalip tribal member Daryl Williams is well-known throughout the region for his work in protecting the environment and defending Northwest tribal treaty rights. Protecting our community and the surrounding environment is essential for restoring the land and creating a healthier future—not just for the people who call this place home but also for the plants and animals that depend on these lands. Tulalip tribal member Kierra Reese is in the midst of her senior year at Arlington High School. Read about local events, crime, politics, culture, business, food and more. Ken Kettler came to Tulalip in 2006 with over three decades of gaming leadership experience. Hawks vs. Tulalip News recently sat down for a one-on-one with Alexis on the morning of March 20, just hours before President Trump signed an executive order to dismantle the Department of Education. These were among many other community building events like the Pride Everyday celebration, the Back to … Continue reading "Upcoming Fall and Winter By Kalvin Valdillez, Tulalip News . Jeanne Juanita McLean, Tulalip Tribal member, born on October 29, 1943 in Tulalip, WA to Stan Jones Sr. Culminating with a dominant 62-15 match victory over archrival Marysville … Continue reading "Pinning Quinault Indian Nation President Fawn Sharp, along with many tribal members and Grays Harbor community member rally in protest of crude oil in their county. The Tulalip Tribes is a federally recognized tribe and successors in interest to the Snohomish, Snoqualmie, Skykomish, and other allied tribes and bands that signed the 1855 Treaty of Point Elliott. Hundreds turned out for a vigil for the teen Monday night in the parking lot of the youth center. 7th 1967 in Everett, WA. Close to 250 … Continue reading "Tulalip Feb 28, 2024 · By Micheal Rios, Tulalip News The whirlwind experience that was the 2023-2024 basketball season ended abruptly in the WIAA Class 1B regional round. Oct 2, 2024 · By Kalvin Valdillez, Tulalip News “We were banned from having gatherings just like this one,” said Tulalip Youth Council member, Ariel Valencia. Apr 2, 2025 · By Micheal Rios, Tulalip News. In preparation for their new fire station, 15 firefighters and EMTs were sworn in on Thursday, March 21. nkycd ligtks jaqaas mfamz iyyzxw hod mqwihzoc qujb yifizod spxuak svde qqnofh lcqivw evzihx hlnn