Tulalip news 4188 Jul 25, 2021 · A Tulalip Tribal Member Gina Taylor left us unexpectedly and too soon on Friday April 9th, 2021 with family around her at Astria Sunnyside Hospital to send her on her journey. 21,375 likes · 1,728 talking about this · 2 were here. 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. Paintings, drums, paddles, masks and carvings created by Tribal artists cover the walls of government offices and local schools. Don Lyons and Dennis Smith are the co-founders of NativeOne. 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. 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 classic 1984 Ghostbusters scene, people are seen abandoning their cars and running away from his path of destruction. Tulalip is known for … Continue reading "Upcoming events & activities at Tulalip" Apr 2, 2025 · By Micheal Rios, Tulalip News. Feb 12, 2025 · By Micheal Rios, Tulalip News In the world of high school sports, true dominance is rare. Grays Harbor County is the vacation destination for Washingtonians who are looking for a relaxing affordable getaway. Tulalip News also provides a forum for conversation between our citizens and leadership. Jun 28, 2023 · By Wade Sheldon, Tulalip News A loud explosion shakes the ground followed by a rapturous cheer from the many onlookers who are there to sell and buy fireworks. The season was full of cultural enriching gatherings, such as the Salmon Ceremony, the annual Stick Games Tournament, Spee-Bi-Dah, and the Youth Canoe Journey. Lyons is a member of the Morongo Band of Mission Indians located in Cabazon California while Smith has over 30 years experience … Continue reading "Native Owned company part of the New York Feb 21, 2024 · By Kalvin Valdillez, Tulalip News Off the coast of Vancouver Island, only accessible by boat or plane, is the home of the Ahousaht First Nation band, an island community where close to 40% of its 2,224 enrolled membership reside. Jan 10, 2024 · “The months our Snohomish ancestors knew are vastly different than the ones we know now. Ask an elder and you’ll hear about its humble beginnings when a handful of shacks were constructed every year to sell firecrackers, then torn down after to Fourth. Newly appointed Deputy Chief Christopher Gobin, a dedicated officer with 17 years of service with the Tulalip Police Department, said, “I had a negative experience with a state game warden when I was younger, and it left a bad taste in my mouth, and I didn’t want our tribal members to deal with people that don’t care. Sovereign Native nations from Alaska to Oregon have united almost every summer to participate in the time-honored tradition of tribal Canoe Journeys. The weather was perfect as 62 girls and boys, including Tulalip Heritage seniors Tieriana Mclean and Lincoln Pablo, competed, aiming to qualify … Continue reading "Heritage Hawks golf team Dec 18, 2024 · By Micheal Rios, Tulalip News Embracing the spirit of the holiday season, Youth Services shuttled several dozen excited kids to Seattle for the unveiling of WildLanterns – a brand new experience at Woodland Park Zoo that is illuminated by large-scale animal and nature scape lanterns. Turk Drive was closed as Tulalip Tribal Police and the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office investigated Tuesday morning. Hundreds turned out for a vigil for the teen Monday night in the parking lot of the youth center. Stephanie A Fryberg You may have seen a couple of resolutions about the Tulalip Academy of Excellence in the last board meeting. On Wednesday, February 12, the Tulalip Tribes Board of Directors met with Snohomish County Sheriff Susanna Johnson to strengthen community safety efforts and enhance interagency collaboration. “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. It took ample time and much well thought-out, strategic planning to … Continue reading "Pallet Feb 12, 2025 · By Wade Sheldon, Tulalip News. There’s a twinkle in her eye, but immediately striking is a sense of inner strength, wisdom, and dignity. Apr 24, 2024 · By Kalvin Valdillez, Tulalip News Family and friends of Jenzele Couassi gathered for a prayer vigil on the night of April 22. Arts & Entertainment; Education; Environment; Health; Home & Garden The Tulalip Tribal Police Department belongs to the members of the Tulalip Tribes and serves the Tulalip Tribal community seven days a week, 24 hours a day. 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 10, 2020 · By Kalvin Valdillez, Tulalip News “Oh, how gorgeous,” exclaimed Misty Napeahi, Tulalip Board of Director. More commonly known as Tulalip Cares, the Fund provides the opportunity for a sustainable and healthy community by providing much needed funding to Washington … Continue reading Feb 19, 2025 · By Micheal Rios, Tulalip News For generations, the Tulalip Tribes have been stewards of the land and sea. 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. A. Foster-Schubert brings a wealth … Continue reading "Dr. With the arrival of snow, the amazing display of lights at the Tulalip Amphitheater, children on their best behavior in hopes to score big this year, and Mariah Carey blasting from speakers at just about every retail store you visit, it’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas. Aug 28, 2024 · By Kalvin Valdillez, Tulalip News; photos courtesy of Nicole Sieminski, Stephanie Cultee and Tessa Campbell A record breaking $70,000 was raised during the Tulalip Foundation’s Annual Salmon Bake Fundraiser benefiting the Hibulb Cultural Center. Located just off 27th Avenue on Sandra Madison Loop Road, the groundbreaking marks the beginning of a new chapter in the Tribes’ history. Following his passing, … Continue reading "Legends never die: Jeffrey Boom City has become a beloved part of the Tulalip landscape over the last four decades. 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. 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. 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. 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. In particular, protecting the endangered … Continue reading Jan 29, 2025 · By Wade Sheldon, Tulalip NewsOur lands are sacred. She was accompanied by her dear friend, fellow tribal weaver, Wilma Gloria, along with her beloved granddaughter Maddie. Read about local events, crime, politics, culture, business, food and more. By Brandi N. The gathering brought together the families of TPD officers William Williams Sr. 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. For decades, he has dedicated his life to preserving the natural world and has been an inspiration to eco-friendly environmentalists, leaving his stamp by … Continue reading "A Jul 13, 2023 · By Wade Sheldon, Tulalip News Under the radiance of a resplendent Monday morning, Jamie Sheldon, a proud Tulalip native and skilled basket weaver, took off to the mountains. Protecting children and empowering families; April 5, 2025 syəcəb; Federal judges view Tulalip as restorative justice leaders; Athletes honored after historical winter sports campaign; Charles Edward Comenote Sr. “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. Read the latest news and stories from Tulalip, a Native American tribe in Washington state. She passed away peacefully surrounded by her loved ones on February 24, 2025. 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. This issue we turn our celebratory gaze to the awe-inspiring artistry of James Madison and a towering story pole … Continue reading "Highlighting Tulalip News. With the knowledge of all the important work that will soon take place on this particular plot of land, the elders engaged … Continue reading "Tulalip holds groundbreaking ceremony for residential treatment Tulalip Master Carvers Joe Gobin and James Madison and sons. 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 . 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. … Continue reading Aug 7, 2024 · By Wade Sheldon, Tulalip News With their ever-growing community in mind, the Tulalip Tribes hosted a groundbreaking ceremony on August 5 for their new 85-unit apartment building, Quil Creek Crossing. 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