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NEW LOCATION Chiloquin Powwow Club has moved to the Klamath Tribal Health & Family Services Prevention Building at 204 Pioneer St (across from the city park) in Chiloquin. Please replace any flyers found with the old location, goos oLgi gowa Community Center, on them. mo sep’kecc’a/pesha Uh
~A Friendly Reminder~ On November 15th from 5-7:30 we have set aside a time to come together to celebrate the many ways we are grateful for our indigenous peoples and community! Yearly gatherings to honor family, friends, and culture have been part of our ancestral ways for millennia. Through relationship we […]
If so and you are: A tribal member Between the ages 21 and 64 Have never attended a college or university Contact Sally Brandt, 541-783-2219, Ext.128 or Coquise Wilson, 541-783-2219, Ext. 133 and ask how. Don’t miss this opportunity. We’re waiting to hear from YOU!
Attention Tribal Members, Please consider joining members of Tribal Council and the Culture and Heritage Department for a site visit on Thursday, October 10th, 2019 Despite the strong efforts of the Klamath Tribes, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has issued a license for construction of the Swan Lake North Pumped Storage […]
Native Craft Fair… Please contact Lahoma for more information (see flyer) Tables and chairs provided; craft vendor fee is $10.00 plus an item for door prize drawing.
Hello We are excited to have this event in La Pine, it is something we have wished to have for some time now. The presenter, Celebrating Traditions, is a local non-profit that will be utilizing the funds raised for a Native Language Fair in April 2020. The plans sound wonderful, […]
Hello All, Next week several community partners will be centered at the KTHFS Multi-purpose building to provide alcohol & drug treatment interventions for Chiloquin area residents. We will be able to provide assessments and immediate referrals to both detox and residential. Bed spaces are open and individuals will be able […]
Good Afternoon, We are still looking for those people interested in attending CERT training. CERT is a positive and realistic approach to emergency situations where citizens initially will be on their own and their actions can make a difference. Citizens can be trained to manage utilities and put out small […]
Reminder- All Tribal Offices are closed Friday, August 23, 2019 in Honor of the Klamath Tribes Annual Restoration Celebration Held each year on the fourth weekend in August, this annual event marks the anniversary of the Restoration of the Klamath Tribes, which includes; the Klamath, Modoc and Yahooskin Bands of […]
waq lis ?aad, We will be facilitating the LAST 3-day language workshop of the 2018-2019 series at Goos oLgi gowa Community Center August 16, 17 and 18! This workshop is made possible through multi-year collaboration between the Klamath Tribes KTRAP DIB and the American Indian Language Development Institute The workshop […]
Waq lis ?aad Maqlaqs, We need your presence at one more meeting of the Klamath County Planning Commission. The last chance for the developer to gain approval from the county to place a housing development on the Klamath Indian Agency will be July 23rd (Tuesday) at 6 p.m. in the Government Building […]
Hi , Federal Regulators will be in Klamath Falls TODAY to hear your concerns about the Jordan Cove LNG export terminal and pipeline. This is a critical hearing to help stop Jordan Cove LNG. FERC denied the permit for Jordan Cove LNG twice in 2016, and it’s time to ask […]
Subject: Can you make it to a hearing to stop Jordan Cove LNG? Hello Everyone, The federal hearings on the Jordan Cove LNG export terminal and fracked gas pipeline start this week. Can you make it to a hearing to help stop Jordan Cove LNG? Dates and times for all four hearings are […]
