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Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
September 22, 2021
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Yakama Nation School closure
The Yakama Nation
Tribal School this month
imposed a shut down for two
weeks.
Earlier in September
Hospital
crisis in
the Gorge
2021
Buick
Encore -
$30,760 -
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2020
Buick
Encore -
14,484
miles -
$27,995
#17762A
2018
Chevrolet
Equinox -
68,825
miles -
$26,995
#87294A
2017
Buick
Encore -
175,730
miles -
2017
Buick
LaCrosse
- 50,326
miles -
2017
GMC
Acadia -
97,699
miles -
$26,995
$23,995
#79235A
#67293A
2017
Dodge
Journey -
98,770
miles -
2016
Chevrolet
Traverse
- 66,307
miles -
$15,995
$25,995
#48707A
#52320B
2013
Ford F-
150 -
122,386
miles -
2012
Chevrolet
Equinox -
107,000
miles -
$23,995
$22,995
#79134A
$10,995
#80826B
#72150A
2007
GMC
Envoy -
149,956
miles -
2006
Chevrolet
Silverado
- 156,510
miles -
$7,995
$14,995
#17690C
#90942A
Covid cases—with hospi-
talizations and deaths—have
risen greatly in the Gorge
area. Wasco and Klickitat
counties have seen several
covid deaths in recent weeks,
and all local hospitals were
reporting no or limited Inten-
sive Care Unit space.
North Central Public
Health District, ser ving
Wasco, Sherman and Gilliam
counties, reported the high-
est weekly total case count of
the pandemic so far, with
177 cases reported in the
three counties. Forty-two
residents of the district have
died since the pandemic be-
gan.
tribal school officials said the
school building would remain
closed until this Friday, Sep-
tember 24.
Meanwhile, the Yakama
School students have had to
attend class online everyday
at normal class hours on
Google Classroom.
Along with the school
shutdown, Yakama School
sports were also suspended
until further notice.
Covid-19 was the factor
mentioned in the post by the
school.