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Agenda for Thursday’s Tribal Council Meeting.
Also, please note that the Tribal Council meeting scheduled for November 25th will be rescheduled to some time following week. Thank you,
Halloween Events this Week
Reminder that we have two tribal sponsored Halloween events happening this week. Both events are open to the community, youth & family focused, and are
URGENT NEWS!
US CENSUS ENDS TOMORROW- October 15th! 2020, is by far, the largest effort the Klamath Tribes have ever taken to promote the Census. Today, we
Today, October 14 (as mentioned in today’s live-stream Council meeting) marks the 156thAnniversary of the signing of the Klamath Tribes 1864 Treaty
This Photo shows 6 original Treaty Signers, 2 Descendants of Original Treaty Signers, the Superintendent and his clerk. (This photo taken in 1886)
Indigenous People’s Art Contest
Description: To help build a shared sense of identity, vision, and community, the Indigenous People’s Caucus (IPC) invites you to participate in our *first-ever* SEIU 503
E-Spotlight! During the chaos we continued to support those who depend on it. Report from OCSE includes KTCSE staff. Thank you
https://www.acf.hhs.gov/sites/default/files/programs/css/august_september_2020_child_support_report.pdf Please see page 10 “Unsung Child Support Heroes”. Regarding the Pandemic-Child Support staff worked during the closing of offices (along with Leanne, Judy and
Modoc Ancetral Run
This year will mark the 10th year of the Modoc Ancestral Run. We are monitoring smoke and fire conditions closely. If situation worsens, we will
News: Klamath Tribes assist county fire response as homelands burn
Klamath Tribes assist county fire response as homelands burn Article by: Alex Schwartz (Herald and News Staff Reporter) While the Two Four Two Fire rips
Chiloquin, Oregon- Two Four Two Fire Update
LIVE FEED Tonight at 7pm on the 242 Fire Facebook page. 242 Fire – Meeting Tonight Time: 7:00 p.m. Location: 242 Fire – Informational Meeting (Facebook live
E-News Spotlight: YellowOwl helps tribal communities overcome trauma
Article by Alex Schwarts Herald and News Aug 28, 2020 In 1873, the U.S. executed four Modoc leaders at Fort Klamath, unfairly trying them as
Notice! Free Food Boxes – Starts Tomorrow (Thursday)
Good evening everyone, Beginning Thursday, September 3, a team comprised of several Tribal Administration Departments will be distributing food boxes via the USDA’s Farmer’s to
Title VI- Indian Education Update- Klamath County
Hello, I know all parents/guardians are busy preparing for this upcoming challenging school year, myself included. Just wanted to let you know that I am
Klamath Tribes: No more delays on dam removal
By: Klamath Tribal Council, Aug. 23, 2020 Letter Reprinted in the Herald and News. Editor’s note: This open letter from the Klamath Tribes was sent