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Mukilteo ceremony dedicates replica of stolen treaty plaque
The focus Friday was moving forward, with respect to a past deemed as unjust, as exemplified by the…
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Tulalip teen charged with driving high in fatal crash
Daisha Smith-Spencer was ejected from the bed of a truck that her friend was reportedly driving in March.…
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Mukilteo restores stolen plaque at site of fateful Point Elliott Treaty
The Tulalip Tribes chair said it “would’ve been nice” if Mayor Joe Marine consulted with the tribes to…
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Just as MLB, NFL seasons overlap, Tulalip Tribes open sportsbooks
At Tulalip’s new sportsbooks run by DraftKings, wagers can be made on Seahawks and Mariners games, but not…
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Tulalip Tribes opening methadone clinic ‘to try to prevent death’
The clinic will serve tribal members and the general public. It represents a shift in how Tulalip approaches…
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Marysville school’s new approach embraces ‘Indigenous ways of learning’
Educators are redesigning Heritage High’s education model to support Indigenous students in a culturally competent way.
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Ahead of demolition, tribes lament loss of Mukilteo research center
The spot “has huge importance to us,” one Tulalip tribal official said. Now, its future is largely up…
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‘Way ahead of all of us’: Mourners remember Tulalip’s environmental champion
Hundreds flocked to the Tulalip Gathering Hall to reflect on the life of Terry Williams, who died last…
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Tulalip lawyer: Native rights at risk in pending SCOTUS decision
Months after a state ruling on Washington’s Indian Child Welfare Act, the U.S. Supreme Court could soon upend…
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2 open seats create intriguing primaries in 38th Legislative District
The usual issues are at play. Meanwhile, the Senate race has an intraparty primary contest.
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Terry Williams, Tulalip’s ‘champion of climate issues,’ dies at 74
The bolo tie-wearing elder shaped state and national environmental policy. He was both soft-spoken and a powerful advocate.
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Man dead after crash into Tulalip ravine
The man’s truck was found over a 100-foot enbankment. He died from his injuries. Police continued to investigate.
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‘It’s a start’: 8 years later, MPHS families see step toward gun control
The Marysville Pilchuck shooting turned parents into advocates in 2014. The Tulalip chair was invited to D.C. as…
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Cow pie power! Monroe manure-to-energy project expands
Qualco has been turning cow poop into electricity since 2008. A new generator could turn on by mid-August.
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Tulalip Tribes to open tiny home village with 17 shelters
It’s called the Village of Hope. Monthly culture nights will feature classes in Lushootseed and “Tulalip cooking.”
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At Tulalip’s Boom City, fireworks are a family tradition
Generations have grown up at the Fourth of July institution. “Some people make good money, some are just…
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Washington launches new Indigenous missing person alert system
It’s similar to an Amber Alert. Tulalip families of the missing have called the program a good first…
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Man gets reduced sentence for 2003 Marysville ambush murder
“I’ve wanted to apologize for a long time,” said Jenson Hankins, who was 16 when he killed John…
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Tulalips say US Supreme Court ruling undermines tribal sovereignty
Justice Brett Kavanaugh wrote: “Indian country is part of the State, not separate from the State.”
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Tulalip’s Stolen Children: A special report on Native American boarding schools
Since the 1800s, Native American families have grappled with the trauma of abuse and forced assimilation at hundreds…