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For Oregon tribes, retracing the Rogue River Trail of Tears helps heal old wounds - Vimarsana News

For Oregon tribes, retracing the Rogue River Trail of Tears helps heal old wounds

Forged by an explosive volcanic eruption in southwest Oregon, Table Rocks took their shape over millions of years, carved by the steady waters of the Rogue River, which now flows more than 800 feet …

Siletz Tribe elects council members - Vimarsana News

Siletz Tribe elects council members

Robert Kentta, Gerald Ben and Judy Muschamp were elected to the Tribal Council of the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians in an election held Saturday, Feb. 3.

The long road to access at Willamette Falls - Vimarsana News

The long road to access at Willamette Falls

The second largest falls in the U.S. have been inaccessible since industrialists dammed them and lined the river with paper mills 150 years ago. Four tribes are working with PGE to plan public access.

Source: hcn.org
It's the Water, Stupid! It's the Infrastructure, Stupid! - Vimarsana News

It's the Water, Stupid! It's the Infrastructure, Stupid!

Https://youtu.be/JdU_kZi3h1k Oh, America, the Banana Republic: Nearly 40% of Americans Live in Constant Risk of Catastrophic Explosion or Poison Gas Exposure – People of Color, the Poor, Schools, and Medical Facilities at Even Greater Risk! So we are here, with the most broken society ever, as we have smug lockdown forced vaccine (sic) pro-incarceration people

Restoration Pow-Wow returns, marking 45 years of the Siletz Indians regaining federal recognition - Vimarsana News

Restoration Pow-Wow returns, marking 45 years of the Siletz Indians regaining federal recognition

For the first time in three years, a commemorative pow-wow for the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians is coming back this weekend.

Source: klcc.org