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Employment Preference Ordinance for Public Comment | Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians

Login Needed Tribal members can access confidential information about the Tribe through the Member Area. Log in using: your Roll Number or Email as your username If logging in for the first time, the last four digits of your Social Security number will be your password. YOU WILL THEN BE PROMPTED TO RESET YOUR PASSWORD. Please follow the instructions and click “Reset Password” when prompted. You will receive an email to the email address you hav…Siletz · Siletz Read Article

‘An incredible privilege and a daunting task’: Oregon tribe harvests beached whale for the first time in generations

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The Siletz tribe took apart the 20,000 pound humpback after it was euthanized Monday.Whales · Siletz See the Story

Native American Heritage Month highlights history and future of indigenous advocacy | Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians

By Andy Taylor Each November, the United States observes Native American Heritage Month, a time to celebrate the rich histories, diverse cultures, and enduring contributions of Indigenous peoples. More than a symbolic gesture, this month offers a vital opportunity to recognize the resilience, sovereignty, and living traditions of native communities across the country. First federally recognized in 1990, after decades of advocacy by Indigenous le…Siletz · Siletz Read Article

Siletz Tribe releases $280,000 to help members, agencies with food supplies • Lincoln Chronicle

The Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians declared a state of emergency this week and allocated $200,000 to tribal members and $80,000 to food banks to address supply shortages in the wake of disruptions to federal assistance programs. The post Siletz Tribe releases $280,000 to help members, agencies with food supplies appeared first on Lincoln Chronicle.State of Emergency · Siletz Read Article

Tribe Deploys $1.25M to Regional Food Banks - Eastern Times Register

Open the article to view the coverage from easterntimesregister.comState of Emergency · Siletz See the Story

Eight annual waterway cleanup series removes over 31,000 pounds of litter

Volunteers have helped clean the Siletz River in Lincoln County and other regional waterways through the Waterway Clean Up Series.Siletz · Siletz See the Story

Siletz Takes Unusual Step of Filing an Amicus Brief in Opposition to Chinook’s Federal Recognition Cert Petition Where Feds Had Already Declined to Respond

Here is the brief in Chinook Indian Nation v. Burgum: Siletz Amicus BIO Petition here.Feds · Siletz Read Article

Siletz Downtown Revitalization Action Plan open house workshop

The City of Siletz and volunteers from the Oregon Chapter of the American Planning Association invite the public to an open house workshop from 12 p,m. to 7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 27, at the Siletz Public Library.Siletz · Siletz See the Story

More wild coho fishing days added on Mid Coast

Anglers will have additional chances to fish for wild coho this November as the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) announces extended fishing opportunities in the Siletz, Yaquina, and Alsea river basins.Siletz · Siletz Read Article

Young but expanding five-acre Siletz' tribal farm helps feed community with vegetables and traditional foods • Lincoln Chronicle

Each week, the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians sends out roughly 25 to 75 food boxes to the community. The boxes — which are free and go to anyone in need — are packed with fresh vegetables and hand-picked herbs that come straight from the grounds of Tel-tvm’. The post Young but expanding five-acre Siletz’ tribal farm helps feed community with vegetables and traditional foods appeared first on Lincoln Chronicle.Food & Drink · Siletz Read Article

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Employment Preference Ordinance for Public Comment | Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians

‘An incredible privilege and a daunting task’: Oregon tribe harvests beached whale for the first time in generations

Native American Heritage Month highlights history and future of indigenous advocacy | Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians

Siletz Tribe releases $280,000 to help members, agencies with food supplies • Lincoln Chronicle

Tribe Deploys $1.25M to Regional Food Banks - Eastern Times Register

Eight annual waterway cleanup series removes over 31,000 pounds of litter

Siletz Takes Unusual Step of Filing an Amicus Brief in Opposition to Chinook’s Federal Recognition Cert Petition Where Feds Had Already Declined to Respond

Siletz Downtown Revitalization Action Plan open house workshop

More wild coho fishing days added on Mid Coast

Young but expanding five-acre Siletz' tribal farm helps feed community with vegetables and traditional foods • Lincoln Chronicle

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Employment Preference Ordinance for Public Comment | Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians

‘An incredible privilege and a daunting task’: Oregon tribe harvests beached whale for the first time in generations

Native American Heritage Month highlights history and future of indigenous advocacy | Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians

Siletz Tribe releases $280,000 to help members, agencies with food supplies • Lincoln Chronicle

Tribe Deploys $1.25M to Regional Food Banks - Eastern Times Register

Eight annual waterway cleanup series removes over 31,000 pounds of litter

Siletz Takes Unusual Step of Filing an Amicus Brief in Opposition to Chinook’s Federal Recognition Cert Petition Where Feds Had Already Declined to Respond

Siletz Downtown Revitalization Action Plan open house workshop

More wild coho fishing days added on Mid Coast

Young but expanding five-acre Siletz' tribal farm helps feed community with vegetables and traditional foods • Lincoln Chronicle

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