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Letter: CRITFC expands tribal food system — Columbia River overrun with sea lions - Vimarsana News

Letter: CRITFC expands tribal food system — Columbia River overrun with sea lions

Congratulations to the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission upon their receiving a grant to expand their tribal food system. I know the current thinking is how do we more effectively

'My Name is LaMoosh' celebrates launch | Gorge Life | columbiagorgenews.com - Vimarsana News

'My Name is LaMoosh' celebrates launch | Gorge Life | columbiagorgenews.com

Warm Springs Tribal Elder Linda Meanus’ new book, “My Name is LaMoosh,” has been available at local bookstores for a few weeks now, but its official launch took place June

An Oregon city asks: Is Google a good neighbor? - Vimarsana News

An Oregon city asks: Is Google a good neighbor?

Google's tax dollars and jobs have boosted The Dalles. But the company’s insistence on secrecy is making residents uneasy.

Resonance Ensemble & Cascadia Composers | All Classical Portland - Vimarsana News

Resonance Ensemble & Cascadia Composers | All Classical Portland

May 25, 2023: Host Christa Wessel welcomes the Resonance Ensemble with cellist Nancy Ives, and Cascadia Composers, to the Roger O. Doyle performance studio. Resonance Ensemble will share a preview of their upcoming free arts and music festival, Earth’s Protection. Cellist Nancy Ives will perform original works memorializing Celilo Falls, a former tribal fishing area...

'Sweat and tears.' Heartfelt memoir tells grit of '50s farm pioneers of E. Washington - Vimarsana News

'Sweat and tears.' Heartfelt memoir tells grit of '50s farm pioneers of E. Washington

They found sagebrush, sandburs, horned toads, scorpions, rattlesnakes — and ferocious sandstorms at the land they would start irrigating.

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