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Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
October 20, 2021
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Travern Yazzie went above and beyond to get
the new American and POW flags put up at the
Timber building for the Veterans ~ Frankie
Williams, Confederated Tribes Veterans
Service Officer.
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Secretary Haaland could
not attend because of a fam-
ily matter, however; so rep-
resenting Interior during the
tour was Assistant Secretary
for Indian Affairs Bryan
Newland. Later in the week
the Office of the Secretary
Interior issued the following:
Mary E. Toya, the mother
of Secretary Deb Haaland,
has passed away. Toya was
from
the Pueblo
of
Laguna and the Pueblo of
Jemez, tribal nations based in
New Mexico. She was a vet-
eran of the U.S. Navy who
worked for the Bureau of In-
dian Affairs for 25 years.
“We celebrate Mary Toya’s
long life, and are grateful for
her 25 years of service to
Native students as a member
of the Interior team within
Indian Affairs,” the statement
reads. “Mary spoke Keres,
raised her children in a
Pueblo household, and
passed traditional wisdom
down to her children, grand-
children, and great grandchil-
dren. Her legacy lives on in
Secretary Haaland, all of her
relatives, and the countless
Native people she inspired.”
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Edward Heath photo
Warm Springs residents’ support at the school board meeting, October 11.
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Schools
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“Often that means she is
putting everyone else before
herself,” Ms. Hurd said.
At the meeting on Octo-
ber 11—Indigenous People’s
Day in Oregon—the director
of the Oregon School Board
Association, Jim Green, pre-
sented Ms. Danzuka with the
award of School Board Mem-
ber of the Year.
“Erasing the achievement
gap among our historically
underserved students is a
key issue for OSBA,” Mr.
Green said.
“Laurie Danzuka exem-
plifies the way school board
members embrace that mis-
sion.”