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Still Nearby -
The Tribe's Procurement Depart
ment recently moved to the
building that used to be home
to the Tribal Housing Authority
on Grand Ronde Road across
from the new housing develop
ment. Bryan Langley (right),
Kevin Mueller (center), Nathan
Rolston (left) and Kelly Herber
(not pictured) are still close by
and their phone extensions are
the same.
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Western Oregon University Pow-wow
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Indians Gather In Monmouth This year's 10th Annual Native American Pow-wow "Bridging the
Gap Between Tradition and Today" was held at the campus of Western Oregon University in Monmouth on
Saturday, February 1. The pow-wow was presented by WOU's Multicultural Student Union and may have
been the biggest yet. Many Grand Ronde Tribal members like Rose Starr (right) and the Grand Ronde Tribal
Royalty attended this year's event. The Grand Ronde Color Guard presented the colors to open the event.
Eagle Valley Singers were the host drum and there were about a dozen drums and several hundred dancers
and spectators.
Photos by Peta Tinda
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