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She joined the staff of Smoke Signals in September 2017 and quickly won an award from the Native American Journalists Association for Coverage of Native America She was named editor of Smoke Signals in July 2023 She can be reached at 503-879-4663 or danielle harrison@grandronde org
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Smoke Signals reserves the right to edit letters and to refuse letters that are determined to contain libelous statements or personal attacks on individuals, staff, Tribal administration or Tribal Council
- Smoke Signals (newspaper) - Wikipedia
Smoke Signals is a newspaper published by the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde in the U S state of Oregon since the late 1970s [1] The publication was launched by Greg Archuleta in or before 1978, initially as a single or multiple sheet, monthly newsletter mailed to tribal members
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- Lineal descent constitutional amendment passes | Smoke Signals
Smoke Signals editor It took several attempts over many years, but the Grand Ronde Tribe has approved changing enrollment requirements to lineal descent The membership voted in favor of the constitutional amendment 765 to 380, just above the two-thirds margin required
- General Council hears update from Grand Ronde Food Bank
By Danielle Harrison Smoke Signals editor Grand Ronde Food Bank Coordinator Francene Ambrose briefed Tribal members on the various services it has provided to the community during a Sunday, May 4, General Council hybrid meeting held via Zoom and in Tribal Council Chambers
- Smoke Signals | Grand Ronde OR - Facebook
The Feb 15, 2025, edition of the Smoke Signals newspaper is now available as a PDF at https: www smokesignals org media 3113 02-15-2025-web pdf The Grand Ronde Tribal offices are closed today, Thursday, Feb 13, due to freezing conditions
- Smoke Signals « Historic Oregon Newspapers
Former General Manager and tribal member Greg Archuleta is responsible for establishing and producing the newsletter After restoration in 1983, Smoke Signals became a 10-page mimeographed monthly newspaper reproduced on letter-sized paper and distributed to the Tribal membership
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