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A new state law has nudged some to quickly get the cameras, which they hope will increase transparency.
The closure includes clams, oysters, mussels, scallops and other species, due to a bio-toxin.
The Tulalips expect to have their sports book operational sometime after Nov. 1.
She will be the only representative from Washington on a 39-member federal advisory committee.
The statement about the sduhubš and Tulalip Tribes people will be part of each council meeting.
The council is scheduled to vote Wednesday on recognizing the historic role of indigenous peoples.
Charlie Cortez, presumed drowned nine months ago, hasn’t been found. Friends and family celebrated his life.
The memorial for Charlie Cortez will be held next week at Angel of the Winds Arena in Everett.
Federal review is next. Wagering on pro and college sporting events could arrive in time for fall games.
Remedy Tulalip is giving away cannabis cigarettes to those 21 and older who get a shot on Tuesday.
Agreements with the Tulalips, Stillaguamish and 13 other tribes await approval by the governor and the feds.
The proposal involves 15 tribes, including the Tulalips and Stillaguamish, and now goes to the governor.
Other officers and volunteers won’t stop searching for Charlie Cortez until they can bring closure for his family.
Snohomish County’s task force is shifting focus from mass vaccination sites to pop-up clinics.
Charlie Cortez is presumed drowned. Very low tides during the day bring a new opportunity to find him.
Matika Wilbur captured the images and stories of Indigenous women from around the country. She’ll talk about it June 3 in Bellingham.
County leaders commended the residents who reported both sets of graffiti, which have been removed.
House Bill 1356 bans appropriated mascots and symbols in schools unless tribes give permission.
The Italian-American seafood dish is a best seller at The Kitchen at the new Quil Ceda Creek Casino.
If all goes to plan, the tribes could get federal approval for sports books at two casinos by the fall.
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