The staff at Klamath Tribal Health wish everyone a great work week and Healthy 2015!

Congratulations to all Health staff:

Your achievements are a source of pride and inspiration. What an awesome sight, your dedication is appreciated and recognized on this day.

admin — Photo taken July 2015 at the All Staff meeting and recognition luncheon, Collier Park. Photo by: Taylor Tupper- News Dept.

And to 20 Year Employee, Rose Tecumseh… It is always a pleasure to see great colleagues like you receiving the recognition and applause you deserve so well. Kudos on this outstanding accomplishment.”

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1-800-552-6290

Events

Community Announcement- Chiloquin Elementary School Mural Project

Posted: October 6, 2021

Hello,

We’re seeking input from the community which may contribute to the mural that will be painted on an outside wall of the Chiloquin elementary school. Please feel free to share any stories you might have as well. You can forward your stories to: chiloquinart@gmail.com<mailto:chiloquinart@gmail.com>

Please feel free to share the attached announcement on your social media, organizations, etc., to help spread the word. We are seeking as many community stories as possible to help build a comprehensive mural for the community. Once all submissions are in, they will be given to Len Wilder to help him in his original creation of the school mural.

IMPORTANT MURAL PROJECT – “Chiloquin Past, Present & Future”- We need your input!

Construction of the Chiloquin Elementary School Playground renovation project will begin soon! The playground will also serve as a community park, when CES students are not in session.

As part of the renovation a mural will be displayed on an outside school wall highlighting the theme of “Chiloquin Past, Present & Future.”

This project allows for community members to contribute to the design. The artist will gather stories offered by community members that may be included in the final design reflecting “Chiloquin Past, Present & Future.” The CES Green School Playground project is an exciting opportunity for community members to share their stories that reflect our community. Ultimately, the mural aims to reflect the community’s unique cultural and historical character, and to instill a pride in the CES staff, students and community.

If you have any positive stories you would like to submit for the artist to consider, please submit your contributions in a rough illustration, in writing, or both. Submissions will be accepted to 6:00 pm Sunday October 31, 2021. Please forward submissions to: chiloquinart@gmail.com<mailto:chiloquinart@gmail.com>

Other sample works by local native artist, Len Wilder…

Chiloquin Mural by Len Wilder and Community volunteers, in Chiloquin, Oregon near Two River Art Gallery.

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