Puyallup Nation News and Opinions
Responses to the News Tribune Story on Full Circle
Danelle Reed-Inderbitzin wrote:
"News Tribune Got it Right!"
I
would like to express my appreciation for the TNT article that posted
on 12/2/07. In my life I have had been blessed by many elders and
educators whom ...<< MORE >>
PuyallupTribalNews.com: Keeping it Fresh ... or Not.
Our intention in building this site was to create a community forum for all tribal members to send in their stories, events, photos, etc. Somehow, we became a sort of “Outlaw” web site and many members fear reprisal from Tribal Administration by having their name associated with it.<< MORE >>
It's amazing what we can do as tribal members getting together...
Thank to all of you for the support that you have given Full Circle; I would like to thank the members for my election as the President of Full Circle.
It's amazing what we can do as tribal members getting together to have dinner and recreational sports.
We recently had a salmon ...<< MORE >>
It's amazing what we can do as tribal members getting together to have dinner and recreational sports.
We recently had a salmon ...<< MORE >>
Full Circle is excited about the healthy changes in our tribe
Full Circle of the Puyallup Nation, is currently updating its goals and objectives as it relates to the community concerns that were raised in the beginning, over two years ago.
We would like it if you would come join us in welcoming our new officers Nancy Shippentower-Games, President and Robert S. Satiacum, Vice-President at Full Circle of the Puyallup Nation’s 2nd annual Community Appreciation Rally on July 7, 2007 12:00 noon at Portland Ave Park located at 35th and Portland Ave.<< MORE >>
Tribal sovereignty starts with being accountable to the membership as a whole
It is a very exciting time in our tribe's history, a time when we can come together and create positive change and start addressing the membership's needs. As we look to tomorrow, we need to remember our past so we can build on the positive and ...<< MORE >>
Nancy Shippentower-Games: "Bring back our culture, traditions and spirituality"
To bring back our culture, traditions and spirituality so our children can be proud of who they are and empower them with the abilities to write, speak and be heard by the leaders of the tribe. To provide a safety net around them and give them our support and love.<< MORE >>
Money for Votes: It's Wrong!
It is our sad duty to report that evidence of a Tribal Council Candidate's attempt to "buy" votes has been submitted to the PuyallupTribalNews.com web site. The evidence is of money given to certain Puyallup families, to assure their votes in this Saturday's upcoming primary...<< MORE >>
Positive change can only come thru positive messages!
The past year has been a exciting year, alot of positive words have been spoken. I believe those words have been heard by our leadership. I have had the chance to work in Planning & Land Use for the past 6 months were I have helped the tribe buy nearly 3 city blocks on the lower eastside and bring it back under tribal ownership,I have been asked to work on gathering info for tribal council regarding the youth and elders center. I have been involved with a group ...<< MORE >>
James Miles: "We need a heartfelt change"
Last year the voters sent a clear message we want change! There are two positions up this year and we don’t just need a change, we need a heartfelt change, we need to take a look at our leadership because leadership is about so much more.<< MORE >>
Naitve-on-Native Gang Violence: When and How Will it End?
From the News Tribune:Teens get prison in 2005 killing"Three teenagers were sent to prison Friday for their roles in a gang-related drive-by shooting that killed Joseph Dillon, who was gunned down as he slept in his uncle's living room in December 2005. "Naive on Native Gang Violence: When and How Will it End?Anybody have any ideas? ...<< MORE >>
