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Carving as Medicine Brings Community and Healing to the Tahoma Indian Center

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The Membership Has Spoken: Reynon and Hayward Elected to Tribal Council

On June 6, 2026, our membership took to the polls and used their voices to help determine the future direction of the Puyallup Tribe. Here are the unofficial results: Tim Reynon: 642 Amber Hayward: 626 Monica Miller: 505 James Rideout:…

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Firecracker Alley: A Puyallup Tradition

Long before the first customer pulls into the gravel lot, Firecracker Alley is already alive. Flatbed trailers arrive loaded with stacks of plywood. Hammers echo across the grounds as families build stands that will only exist for a few short…

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Shining Together: Our First Year of Monkeyshines

This was our first year participating in Monkeyshine season and we are so grateful for everyone who participated. We invested a lot of time into this project by designing our own stickers and researching Puyallup and Tacoma history then creating…

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Carving as Medicine Brings Community and Healing to the Tahoma Indian Center

Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., the Tahoma Indian Center opens its doors for a free class called Carving as Medicine led by Elder Rick Williams. Walking into the center, visitors are greeted by a…

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