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Totem pole journey calling for removal of Snake River dams stops at Tamastslikt Cultural Institute - Vimarsana News

Totem pole journey calling for removal of Snake River dams stops at Tamastslikt Cultural Institute

MISSION — The 3,000-pound killer whale totem was the focal point of a one-day exhibition at Tamastslikt Cultural Institute near Pendleton, but the message behind the totem was far larger:

Totem pole journey calling for removal of Snake River dams stops at Tamastslikt Cultural Institute - Vimarsana News

Totem pole journey calling for removal of Snake River dams stops at Tamastslikt Cultural Institute

MISSION — The 3,000-pound killer whale totem was the focal point of a one-day exhibition at Tamastslikt Cultural Institute near Pendleton, but the message behind the totem was far larger:

Whitman College, CTUIR partner to bring Columbia Plateau Long Tent to campus - Vimarsana News

Whitman College, CTUIR partner to bring Columbia Plateau Long Tent to campus

WALLA WALLA — An important element of Columbia Plateau culture and architecture, the Long Tent will host a weeklong series of speakers and events, the first of its kind on

More than $1.5M in federal funds headed to Oregon - Vimarsana News

More than $1.5M in federal funds headed to Oregon

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Oregon’s U.S. Sens. Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden on Tuesday, March 22, announced more than $1.5 million in Federal Emergency Management Agency funds is headed to Oregon

More than $1.5M in federal funds headed to Oregon - Vimarsana News

More than $1.5M in federal funds headed to Oregon

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Oregon’s U.S. Sens. Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden on Tuesday, March 22, announced more than $1.5 million in Federal Emergency Management Agency funds is headed to Oregon