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Community Calendar
A new Cultural Class is being held weekly. Class is open to community members, employees and defendants with the Tribal Court to use as an alternative sentence. Classes are 5:30 until 7pm Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays in the basement of the Education Building.
Tuesday 3/16
· On today’s Tribal Council Agenda: A work session about the Port of Arlington, and the Adam Walsh Act and Ordinance 91.
· Jefferson County Library Youth story times are today in Madras. Toddlers story time is at 10:10 this morning follow by Pre-School at 10:30 and Elementary Kids story time is at 6:30 this evening. Spanish Story time for kids is tomorrow at 1pm.
· Community Counseling offers the Red Road for youth program today from 4:30-6:30pm in the upstairs lecture room at The Counseling Center.
· The Diabetes Awareness Dinner is tonight from 5-7 at the Warm Springs Senior Center. This month’s topic is “Moving Those Muscles” and on the menu is Ham, Red Potatoes and Stir Fried Cabbage.
Wednesday 3/17
· A reminder to parents - tomorrow is a late start day for 509j schools. Buses will come 2 hours later than usual and school starts 2 hours later than usual.
· Warm Springs Nation Little League registration will be conducted by the Recreation Department tomorrow from 10am until noon at the Warm Springs Administration Building, in the Lobby and then this afternoon 1:30 until 3:30 at Warm Springs market. Thursday they will return to the Warm Springs market from 2 til 4pm.
· Oregon’s 9 federally recognized Tribes meet tomorrow at Kah-nee-Ta
· The Warm Springs Diabetes program will hold Water Fitness Class at the Kah-Nee-ta Village Pool Wednesday at 10:15.
· Dr Thomas Manning will be retiring from I.H.S. on April 1st. Everyone is welcome to celebrate his service in Warm Springs tomorrow from 1 until 2:30pm in the Health and Wellness Center Atrium.
· Tomorrow is Warm Springs Diabetes Alert Day. A Walk for Diabetes will be held from campus to the community center. There will be risk tests, education, plus a nutritious snack. The Walk starts at noon at the Diabetes Prevention office next to the Family Resoruce Center in Warm Springs. Walkers get a t-shirt for doing the risk test.
· Warm Springs Ventures offers computer assistance Wednesday’s at 2 at the Computer Learning Lab inside the Teepee Deli. These are informal one-on-one sessions. If you need basic computer help – call 541-553-3565, ask for Evan and set up a time to learn.
· Warm Springs Credit Enterprise and WS Housing has their Homebuyer Class tomorrow night at 6:30 at the Credit Building.
Thursday 3/18
· There is a meeting for Camp Crew Supervisors this Thursday at 1:30 at Warm Springs Fire Management. This is for Camp Crew Supervisors only.
· Warm Springs Tribal Council is hosting the State of Oregon Economic Development Cluster meeting today.
· Warm Springs Nation Little League registration will be conducted by the Recreation this afternoon 2 til 4 at Warm Springs market.
· Native Dance Class is held Thursday at the Community Center for youth and adults interested in participating. Contact Deanie Johnson or Carol Sahme if you have any questions.
Friday 3/19
· The next Warm Springs Canoe team general meeting will be Friday (3/19) at 8:30am at the Museum at Warm Springs.
· The Jefferson County Library Community Film Center will show the movie The Italian – rated PG, on Friday night at 7:30 at the Rodriquez Annex in Madras. The Film is Free and refreshments are available.
Saturday 3/20
· Living on a Few Acres is a conference being offered at the Deschutes County Fairgrounds In Redmond on Saturday March 20th.
· The CHS Garden Center in Madras is presenting a workshop Saturday 3/20 on Creating Great Soil for Your Garden Saturday at 10am at 60 NW Depot Road in Madras just off Highway 26 at the top of the hill.
· There will be a Christian community potluck dinner and united prayer for the community this Saturday Night at 6 at High Lookee Lodge in the Tribal Room.
3/22 The Warm Springs SDPI Diabetes Prevention Program, OSU Extension and the Master Gardeners are offering Community Garden Mini Workshops this Spring. Sessions are Monday evenings starting next Monday – March 22nd. For more information call 541-553-0118 and talk to Edmund.
A March Madness 2 person jackpot pool tournament will be held this weekend at the Hideout Lounge in Wapato Washington. For details call 509-985-3449.
Warm Springs Tribal Council Elections will be held on Wednesday March 31st. Tribal Member voters can cast their ballot at the Warm Springs Community Center. To request an absentee ballot or if you have questions – contact the Vital Statistics department. There will be a candidate forum for all districts on Wednesday March 24th at the Agency Longhouse starting at 6pm. There will be a potluck followed by candidate campaign speeches and questions from the people. Candidate Garland Brunoe is holding a question and answer meeting on Tuesday March 23rd at the Warm Springs Community Center at 6pm. All candidates are invited to announce any meetings or presentations on KWSO and a reminder – you can still record your Tribal Council candidate statement for KWSO’s special elections program.
The 2010 Oregon Women Veterans Conference will be held Friday and Saturday March 26th and 27th at Seven Feathers Resort and Casino in Canyonville. The 2 day event is free. To register call 1-800-692-9666 extension 2090 or go online to Oregon dot gov slash o d v a.
The Warm Springs Community Action Team AARP Tax Aid Site is taking appointments for free tax filing. Taxes are due April 15th. There is a web-based appointment scheduler at “warmspringsprogress dot net. If you don’t have access to the internet – then stop by the Warm Springs Community Action team office in the Family Resource Center
2010 US Census Takers will be in the Warm Springs Community now through April placing the census form at your door. Please complete the 10 question form and put it in the mail in the envelope provided. If you need help completing the form or have any question s- contact Urbana Ross at 541-553-3271. Warm Springs Tribal Members should claim Native American on question 9 and write in C O N F space T R B space warm space S P R G for the Tribal Name.
Camp Crew Registrations forms are now available at Fire Management. These are seasonal, on-call positions for working as a camp crew member, not as a fire fighter.
A Hood to Coast team is having a fundraiser raffle. The drawing will be march 31st. You can get your raffle tickets from team members: Kaipo Askaka, Jeff Anspach, Rich Lohman, Gary Sampson the 3rd, Jason Smartlowit, Lex Anguiano, Leslie Davis, Monica Sampson, Yvette Leecy, Ina Schuster, Karlen yallup, Lisa Hewlett-Dubisar, Saphronia Katchia and Val Squiemphen.
Warm Springs Recreation has big plans for Spring Break March 22nd thru the 26th !
Monday is the Old Mill Movie Field Trip - Tuesday its Kah-Nee-Ta Swim Day - Wednesday there’s a trip to the Oregon Zoo - Thursday and Friday you can enjoys Arts & Crafts in Carol’s Room or participate in the Sky Walkers Basketball Camp. You need to sign up for all field trips – call 541-553-3243 for details.
Sunday 3/21
A new Cultural Class is being held weekly. Class is open to community members, employees and defendants with the Tribal Court to use as an alternative sentence. Classes are 5:30 until 7pm Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays in the basement of the Education Building.
Monday 3/22
3/22 The Warm Springs SDPI Diabetes Prevention Program, OSU Extension and the Master Gardeners Community Garden Mini Workshops start this afternoon. The topic is “What is Community Gardening and Planning out your plot”. They will meet from 4:30 until 6 at the Family Resource Center. For more information call 541-553-0118 and talk to Edmund.
3/22 The Oregon Conference of Seventh Day Adventist Church “Friends Helping Friends Missions” are hosting a Youth program for Spring Break Monday thru Thursday from 3:30 until 5 at the Warm Springs Community Center.
3/22 Spring Break starts Monday for the 509j school district.
Today at noon there will be Cardio class at the Community Center.
3/22 On today’s Tribal Council Agenda: Chief Operating Officer and Human Services presentation, An update from the Tribal Attorney, The Secretary Treasurer/CEO update, a look at the April agenda and other business.
3/22 Its Spring Break at Warm Springs Recreation and today is the Old Mill Movie Field Trip – They’ll leave at 9am and return at 4
Tuesday 3/23
3/23 Its Spring Break at Warm Springs Recreation and today Kah-Nee-Ta Swim Day from 10am til 4pm
3/23 ON today’s Tribal Council Agenda: Updates on Housing – The Museum at Warm Springs – Livestock and approval of minutes
3/23 Jefferson County Library Youth story times are today in Madras. Toddlers story time is at 10:10 this morning follow by Pre-School at 10:30 and Elementary Kids story time is at 6:30 this evening. Spanish Story time for kids is tomorrow at 1pm.
3/23 Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is proper needle disposal
3/23 Community Counseling will be offering the Red Road for youth program again Tuesdays from 4:30-6:30pm in the upstairs lecture room at The Counseling Center.
Wednesday 3/24
3/24 Warm Springs Credit Enterprise and WS Housing have Homebuyer Class tonight at 6:30 at the Credit Building.
3/24 Warm Springs Credit and the Housing program have their Homebuyer Class Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the Credit Building.
3/24 Its Spring Break at Warm Springs Recreation and today there’s a trip to the Oregon Zoo. The bus leaves at 8am sharp and will be back at 6pm.
· Warm Springs Ventures offers computer assistance Wednesday’s at 2 at the Computer Learning Lab inside the Teepee Deli. These are informal one-on-one sessions. If you need basic computer help – call 541-553-3565, ask for Evan and set up a time to learn.
3/24 It’s Tribal Council Candidates Night Out for all districts Wednesday 3/24 starting at 6pm. There will be a potluck followed by candidate campaign speeches and questions from the people.
3/24 The Warm Springs Diabetes program will hold Water Fitness Class at the Kah-Nee-ta Village Pool Wednesday at 10:15.
3/24 Warm Springs Community Counseling is holding its very first Prevention Coalition meeting on March 24th at 1pm. It’s an open invitation for anyone interested in participating.
3/24 Tribal Council is participating in an economic Development Workshop this morning. This afternoon there will be a report from Stan Speaks on a future Chickasaw Visit and Land Use Planning is on the Agenda.
Thursday 3/25
3/25 Its Spring Break at Warm Springs Recreation and today and tomorrow you can enjoy Arts & Crafts in Carol’s Room or participate in the Sky Walkers Basketball Camp. The morning session will be for 1st thru 6th grade kids and 2 til 4 its 7th thru 12th graders. There will be pizza and t-shirts for kids who participate both days.
3/25 Warm Springs Nation Little League registration will be conducted by the Recreation Depatment Thursday from 1:30 until 4 at the Warm Springs Administration Building, in the Lobby and then again Friday 9am until noon at Warm Springs market. Try outs will be schedules for the week of March 29th. Call the community center for details.
3/25 Community Diabetes Screenings will be held Thursday from 1:30-3pm at ECE.
3/25 There is a Culver Centennial Event this Thursday and Saturday evenings at 7pm at Culver High School. They will host a Community Play and Pie Social in the Multi Purpose room.
3/25 Native Dance Class is held Thursday at the Community Center for youth and adults interested in participating. Contact Deanie Johnson or Carol Sahme if you have any questions.
Friday 3/26
3/26 The 2010 Oregon Women Veterans Conference will be held Friday and Saturday march 26th and 27th at Seven Feathers Resort and Casino in Canyonville. The 2 day event is free. To register call 1-800-692-9666 extension 2090 or go online to Oregon dot gov slash o d v a.
Saturday 3/27
3/27 The Warm Springs Canoe Dedication day will be Saturday March 27th. Canoes will put in at Pelton Park and will be welcomed ashore at Indian Park. The day will feature demonstrations, a meal, Canoe ceremony.
3/27 The Warm Springs Community Canoe dedication is this Sdaturday 3/27 at Indian Park. Washut Services will be held at 8am followed by canoe welcoming ceremonies and demonstrations. Lunch will be at 1 and all are invited to attend.
3/27 Memorial for Lillian Walsey will be held Saturday march 27th at 1pm at the Warm Springs Agency Longhouse. There will be a meal and giveaway and all are welcome.
3/27 There is a Culver Centennial Event Saturday evening at 7pm at Culver High School. They will host a Community Play and Pie Social in the Multi Purpose room.
3/27 Stone Settings will be held Saturday April 10th at 8am at the Agency Cemetery for atwai’s Lavina Tanewasha and Ivan McKinley. Following that there will be stone settings at the Simnasho Cemetery s for atwai’s Dorothy Thompson Simtustus, Ina Culpus Tohet and Ellen Colwash Davis. Memorials will be held that day at the Simnasho Longhouse for Dorothy Simtustus, Ina Tohet, Ivan McKinley, Isadore Charley, Joann Jim Casey and Armando Becerro.
Sunday 3/28
BASKETBALL
¨The 18th annual Warm Springs Cougars All Indian Boys and Girls High School Basketball Tournament is April 1st thru the 4th at the Warm Springs Community Center. Awards for the champions include 10 woolen embroidered jackets for the girls and 10 leather sleeved jackets for the boys champs. There will be 2nd thru 4th place awads plus MVP, all tournament selections and most rebounds, 3 point champs and hustle awards to enter or learn more call Austin at 541-553-3243 or 1953.
¨The 2nd annual Bryson Marchand Memorial All Indian 6 foot and under Basketball Tournament is April 2nd thru the 4th at the Moak Communiyt Center in Omak Washington. For entry information email benfrogs at hotmail dot com or call 509-322-4281.
¨The 6th annual Squiemphen Yaszie 19 and under Co-Ed Basketball Tourney is April 9th, 10th and 11th at the Warm Springs Community Center. 12 teams – 8 man roster – true double elimination. This is an open tournament – you will need to show proof of age. 1st thru 4th place awards. Leather sleeve jackets for 1st place. To enter or for more information – call Edison yazzie at 541-460-3450.
¨The National Indian Athletic Association All Indian Men’s and Women’s Nationals Basketball Tournament is being held April 16th – 18th in Reno Nevada. For entry information contact Justin Aguilar at 775-313-5584.
The Madras Centennial Committee is asking for anyone, that knows how to do the “Jitter Bug” dance, to contact the Chamber of Commerce. They are planning a contest to take place during the celebration on July 3 & 4.
A new Cultural Class is being held weekly. Class is open to community members, employees and defendants with the Tribal Court to use as an alternative sentence. Classes are 5:30 until 7pm Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays in the basement of the Education Building.
A Hood to Coast team is having a fundraiser raffle. The drawing will be march 31st. You can get your raffle tickets from team members: Kaipo Askaka, Jeff Anspach, Rich Lohman, Gary Sampson the 3rd, Jason Smartlowit, Lex Anguiano, Leslie Davis, Monica Sampson, Yvette Leecy, Ina Schuster, Karlen yallup, Lisa Hewlett-Dubisar, Saphronia Katchia and Val Squiemphen.
Monday 3/29
A woman's support group meets this evening from 6:30-8pm at the Warm Springs Victims of Crime Services office.
3/29 Today at noon there will be Cardio class at the Community Center.
A woman's support group meets this evening from 6:30-8pm at the Warm Springs Victims of Crime Services office.
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3/29 on Tribal Council’s Agenda today is Committee and Board Appointments and contact with Curt Schrader’s Office.
Tuesday 3/30
3/30 Jefferson County Library Youth story times are today in Madras. Toddlers story time is at 10:10 this morning follow by Pre-School at 10:30 and Elementary Kids story time is at 6:30 this evening. Spanish Story time for kids is tomorrow at 1pm.
A new Cultural Class is being held weekly. Class is open to community members, employees and defendants with the Tribal Court to use as an alternative sentence. Classes are 5:30 until 7pm Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays in the basement of the Education Building.
3/30 Community Counseling will be offering the Red Road for youth program again Tuesdays from 4:30-6:30pm in the upstairs lecture room at The Counseling Center.
Wednesday 3/31
3/31 Warm Springs Tribal Council Elections will be held on Wednesday March 31st. Tribal Member voters can cast their ballot at the Warm Springs Community Center. To request an absentee ballot or if you have questions – contact the Vital Statistics department.
3/31 Warm Springs Credit and the Housing program have their Homebuyer Class Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the Credit Building.
· Warm Springs Ventures offers computer assistance Wednesday’s at 2 at the Computer Learning Lab inside the Teepee Deli. These are informal one-on-one sessions. If you need basic computer help – call 541-553-3565, ask for Evan and set up a time to learn.
3/31 Warm Springs Credit Enterprise and WS Housing have Homebuyer Class tonight at 6:30 at the Credit Building.
3/31 Tribal Council is in a work session today with the Joint Health Commission
3/31 Warm Springs Tribal Council Elections will be held on Wednesday March 31st. Tribal Member voters can cast their ballot at the Warm Springs Community Center. To request an absentee ballot or if you have questions – contact the Vital Statistics department.
3/31 Podiatrist Dr. Jarrod Shapiro will be conducting free foot screenings Wednesday from 8:30am – 10:00am, in the Community Room at Culver City Hall. City Hall is located on First Street in Culver. Monthly blood pressure and blood sugar testing will be conducted at the same time.
3/31 The Warm Springs Diabetes program will hold Water Fitness Class at the Kah-Nee-ta Village Pool Wednesday at 10:15.
Lunch and learn will be held from noon until 1:30 Wednesday in the Health and Wellness Center Atrium. They will be watching the video “Super Size it” with Sloppy Joes and salad on the menu. Lunch and Learn is brought to you by the Warm Springs Diabetes Program.
Thursday 4/1
4/1 Native Dance Class is held Thursday at the Community Center for youth and adults interested in participating. Contact Deanie Johnson or Carol Sahme if you have any questions.
The 18th annual Warm Springs Cougars All Indian Boys and Girls High School Basketball Tournament is April 1st thru the 4th at the Warm Springs Community Center. Awards for the champions include 10 woolen embroidered jackets for the girls and 10 leather sleeved jackets for the boys champs. There will be 2nd thru 4th place awads plus MVP, all tournament selections and most rebounds, 3 point champs and hustle awards to enter or learn more call Austin at 541-553-3243 or 1953.
Friday 4/2
Saturday 4/3
4/3 Attention Simnasho and Schoolie Flats residents – this Saturday is your Water Delivery Date. Please set your empty bottles outside for pick up. Contact the Tribal Sanitarian if you have any questions.
Sunday 4/4
4/16 The National Indian Athletic Association All Indian Men’s and Women’s Nationals Basketball Tournament is being held April 16th – 18th in Reno Nevada. For entry information contact Justin Aguilar at 775-313-5584.
4/20 A TOWN HALL meeting is planned for Tuesday April 20th from 6:30 until 8:30pm in the Madras High School Commons. The meeting is being called by the Joint Boards of Education to talk about higher education in rural Oregon. All parents and teachers, educators, counselors and community members are invited to participate.
2010 US Census Takers will be in the Warm Springs Community now through April placing the 2010 Census questionnaire at your door. Please complete the 10 question form and put it in the mail in the envelope provided. If you need help completing the form or have any question s- contact Urbana Ross at 541-553-3271.
Monday 4/5
4/5 Today at noon there will be Cardio class at the Community Center.
A woman's support group meets this evening from 6:30-8pm at the Warm Springs Victims of Crime Services office.
4/5 The Warm Springs SDPI Diabetes Prevention Program, OSU Extension and the Master Gardeners are offering their second Community Garden Mini Workshop this afternoon. The topic is “Vegetable Varieties Suited for Central Oregon”. They will meet from 4:30 until 6 at the Family Resource Center. For more information call 541-553-0118 and talk to Edmund
Tuesday 4/6
Wednesday 4/7
4/7 The Madras White Buffalo baseball program has teamed with Abby’s Legendary Pizza to help raise funds for the teams for a fundraiser on Wednesday 4/7. From 5 til 9pm – 20% off all sales will be donated to MHS baseball.
4/7 Warm Springs Credit and the Housing program have their Homebuyer Class Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the Credit Building.
A new Cultural Class is being held weekly. Class is open to community members, employees and defendants with the Tribal Court to use as an alternative sentence. Classes are 5:30 until 7pm Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays in the basement of the Education Building.
Thursday 4/8
4/8 Native Dance Class is held Thursday at the Community Center for youth and adults interested in participating. Contact Deanie Johnson or Carol Sahme if you have any questions.
4/8 Community Diabetes Screenings will be held Thursday from 1:30-3pm at the Community Counseling.
Thursday 4/8
“Wolfn Photographies” – a new exhibit in the Museum at Warm Springs Changing Art Gallery opens April 8th and will run thru June 6th. The exhibit features the work of Warm Springs Tribal Member artist and accomplished photographer Levi Blackwolf.
Friday 4/9
4/9 Friday there will be no school for all 509j students.
4/9-11 The 6th annual Squiemphen-Yazzie 19 and under Co-Ed Basketball Tournament is this weekend at the Warm Springs Community Center. The 6th annual Squiemphen Yaszie 19 and under Co-Ed Basketball Tourney is April 9th, 10th and 11th at the Warm Springs Community Center. 12 teams – 8 man roster – true double elimination. This is an open tournament – you will need to show proof of age. 1st thru 4th place awards. Leather sleeve jackets for 1st place. To enter or for more information – call Edison yazzie at 541-460-3450.
Saturday 4/10
4/10 Stone Settings will be held Saturday April 10th at 8am at the Agency Cemetery for atwai’s Lavina Tanewasha and Ivan McKinley. Following that there will be stone settings at the Simnasho Cemetery s for atwai’s Dorothy Thompson Simtustus, Ina Culpus Tohet and Ellen Colwash Davis. Memorials will be held that day at the Simnasho Longhouse for Dorothy Simtustus, Ina Tohet, Ivan McKinley, Isadore Charley, Joann Jim Casey and Armando Becerro.
4/10 The CHS Garden Center in Madras is presenting a workshop Saturday 4/10 on how to create an edible garden landscape with fruit trees. There is a fee to attend and this event requires registration through COCC. Class is Saturday at 10am at 60 NW Depot Road in Madras just off Highway 26 at the top of the hill.
Sunday 4/11
Monday 4/12
4/12 Today at noon there will be Cardio class at the Community Center.
Weekly Native Dance Class with Deanie Johnson and Carol Sahme is held Monday Nights in the Community Center Social Hall. Chips Kalama and drum group Eagle Thunder will also participate giving youth a chance now to dance AND SING
A woman's support group meets this evening from 6:30-8pm at the Warm Springs Victims of Crime Services office.
Tuesday 4/13
4/13
Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is being kind to your kidneys.
Wednesday 4/14
4/14 Warm Springs Credit and the Housing program have their Homebuyer Class Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the Credit Building.
Thursday 4/15
4/15 Native Dance Class is held Thursday at the Community Center for youth and adults interested in participating. Contact Deanie Johnson or Carol Sahme if you have any questions.
Friday 4/16
Saturday 4/17
4/17 There will be a Christian community potluck dinner and united prayer for the community this Saturday Night at 6 at High Lookee Lodge in the Tribal Room.
Sunday 4/18
A new Cultural Class is being held weekly. Class is open to community members, employees and defendants with the Tribal Court to use as an alternative sentence. Classes are 5:30 until 7pm Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays in the basement of the Education Building.
Monday 4/19
4/19 Today at noon there will be Cardio class at the Community Center.
A woman's support group meets this evening from 6:30-8pm at the Warm Springs Victims of Crime Services office.
Tuesday 4/20
4/20 The Diabetes Awareness and Support Group meet Tuesday from 5-7pm at the Warm Springs Senior Center. This month’s topic is “Foot Care”.
4/20 A TOWN HALL meeting is planned for Tuesday April 20th from 6:30 until 8:30pm in the Madras High School Commons. The meeting is being called by the Joint Boards of Education to talk about higher education in rural Oregon. All parents and teachers, educators, counselors and community members are invited to participate.
Wednesday 4/21
4/21 Wednesday is a late start day for all 509j school districts. Buses will come 2 hours later than usual.
Thursday 4/22
4/22 Native Dance Class is held Thursday at the Community Center for youth and adults interested in participating. Contact Deanie Johnson or Carol Sahme if you have any questions.
4/22 Community Diabetes Screenings will be held Thursday from 10-10:45am at Warm Springs Forest Products.
Friday 4/23
Saturday 4/24
Sunday 4/25
Monday 4/26
4/26 Today at noon there will be Cardio class at the Community Center.
4/26 The Warm Springs SDPI Diabetes Prevention Program, OSU Extension and the Master Gardeners are offering their third Community Garden Mini Workshop this afternoon. The topic is “Soils and Fertilizers”. They will meet from 4:30 until 6 at the Family Resource Center. For more information call 541-553-0118 and talk to Edmund
A woman's support group meets this evening from 6:30-8pm at the Warm Springs Victims of Crime Services office.
Tuesday 4/27
4/27
Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is GDM
Wednesday 4/28
4/28 Podiatrist Dr. Jarrod Shapiro will be conducting free foot screenings Wednesday from 8:30am – 10:00am, in the Community Room at Culver City Hall. City Hall is located on First Street in Culver. Monthly blood pressure and blood sugar testing will be conducted at the same time.
Thursday 4/29
4/29
The Veteran’s Family and Healing Circle will meet Thursday at noon thru Sunday at noon (4/29 – 5/2) AT He He Longhouse.
4/29 Native Dance Class is held Thursday at the Community Center for youth and adults interested in participating. Contact Deanie Johnson or Carol Sahme if you have any questions.
Friday 4/30
Saturday 5/1
5/1 Attention Simnasho and Schoolie Flats residents – this Saturday is your Water Delivery Date. Please set your empty bottles outside for pick up. Contact the Tribal Sanitarian if you have any questions.
Sunday 5/2
Monday 5/3
5/3 Today at noon there will be Cardio class at the Community Center.
A new Cultural Class is being held weekly. Class is open to community members, employees and defendants with the Tribal Court to use as an alternative sentence. Classes are 5:30 until 7pm Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays in the basement of the Education Building.
A woman's support group meets this evening from 6:30-8pm at the Warm Springs Victims of Crime Services office.
Tuesday 5/4
Wednesday 5/5
Thursday 5/6
Friday 5/7
Saturday 5/8
Sunday 5/9
Monday 5/10
5/10 Today at noon there will be Cardio class at the Community Center.
5/10 The Warm Springs SDPI Diabetes Prevention Program, OSU Extension and the Master Gardeners are offering their final Community Garden Mini Workshop this afternoon. The topic is “Weed Control”. They will meet from 4:30 until 6 at the Family Resource Center. For more information call 541-553-0118 and talk to Edmund
A woman's support group meets this evening from 6:30-8pm at the Warm Springs Victims of Crime Services office.
Tuesday 5/11
5/11
Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is your feet
Wednesday 5/12
Thursday 5/13
5/13 Community Diabetes Screenings will be held Thursday from 1:30-3pm at the Post Office.
Friday 5/14
Saturday 5/15
5/15 There will be a Christian community potluck dinner and united prayer for the community this Saturday Night at 6 at High Lookee Lodge in the Tribal Room.
Sunday 5/16
Monday 5/17
5/17 Today at noon there will be Cardio class at the Community Center.
A woman's support group meets this evening from 6:30-8pm at the Warm Springs Victims of Crime Services office
Tuesday 5/18
5/18 The Diabetes Awareness and Support Group meet Tuesday from 5-7pm at the Warm Springs Senior Center. This month’s topic is “Memory Loss”.
Wednesday 5/19
5/19 Wednesday is a late start day for the 509j school district. Buses will come 2 hours later than usual.
Thursday 5/20
Friday 5/21
Saturday 5/22
Sunday 5/23
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Monday 5/24
5/24 Today at noon there will be Cardio class at the Community Center.
A woman's support group meets this evening from 6:30-8pm at the Warm Springs Victims of Crime Services office.
Tuesday 5/25
5/25
Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is setting goals
Wednesday 5/26
5/26 Podiatrist Dr. Jarrod Shapiro will be conducting free foot screenings Wednesday from 8:30am – 10:00am, in the Community Room at Culver City Hall. City Hall is located on First Street in Culver. Monthly blood pressure and blood sugar testing will be conducted at the same time.
Thursday 5/27
5/27 Community Diabetes Screenings will be held Thursday from 1:30-3pm at Commodities.
Friday 5/28
Saturday 5/29
Sunday 5/30
Monday 5/31
5/31 Memorial Day is Monday, there will be no school for all 509j students.
Tuesday 6/1
Wednesday 6/2
Thursday 6/3
Friday 6/4
Saturday 6/5
Sunday 6/6
6/1
6/7 Today at noon there will be Cardio class at the Community Center.
Weekly Native Dance Class with Deanie Johnson and Carol Sahme is held Monday Nights in the Community Center Social Hall. Chips Kalama and drum group Eagle Thunder will also participate giving youth a chance now to dance AND SING
A woman's support group meets this evening from 6:30-8pm at the Warm Springs Victims of Crime Services office.
6/8 Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is moving your muscles
6/8 There’s a HOPE Program Diabetes Class from 10am-noon today; classes are open access, stop in anytime for 30 minutes or less.
6/10 Community Diabetes Screenings will be held Thursday from 1:30-3pm at the Administration Building.
6/11 Friday is the Last day of school, kids will be released early.
6/14 Today at noon there will be Cardio class at the Community Center.
A woman's support group meets this evening from 6:30-8pm at the Warm Springs Victims of Crime Services office.
6/15 The Diabetes Awareness and Support Group meet Tuesday from 5-7pm at the Warm Springs Senior Center. This month’s topic is “Healing/ Customs”.
6/19 There will be a Christian community potluck dinner and united prayer for the community this Saturday Night at 6 at High Lookee Lodge in the Tribal Room.
6/21 Today at noon there will be Cardio class at the Community Center.
A woman's support group meets this evening from 6:30-8pm at the Warm Springs Victims of Crime Services office.
6/22 Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is Heart problems and stroke
There’s a HOPE Program Diabetes Class from 10am-noon today; classes are open access, stop in anytime for 30 minutes or less.
Thursday June 24
“Baskets Tell a Story” – a new exhibit in the Museum at Warm Springs Changing Art Gallery opens June 24th and will run thru October 10th. The exhibit features the work of traditional basket makers from a number of Tribes, each telling a story.
6/25 The Pi-Ume-Sha Treaty Days celebration is this Friday, Saturday and Sunday in Warm Springs
6/24 Community Diabetes Screenings will be held Thursday from 1:30-3pm at ECE.
6/26 Attention Simnasho and Schoolie Flats residents – this Saturday is your Water Delivery Date. Please set your empty bottles outside for pick up. Contact the Tribal Sanitarian if you have any questions.
6/28 Today at noon there will be Cardio class at the Community Center.
A woman's support group meets this evening from 6:30-8pm at the Warm Springs Victims of Crime Services office.
6/29
6/30 Podiatrist Dr. Jarrod Shapiro will be conducting free foot screenings Wednesday from 8:30am – 10:00am, in the Community Room at Culver City Hall. City Hall is located on First Street in Culver. Monthly blood pressure and blood sugar testing will be conducted at the same time.
7/8 Community Diabetes Screenings will be held Thursday from 10-10:45am at Warm Springs Forest Products.
7/13 Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is blood sugar monitoring
7/17 There will be a Christian community potluck dinner and united prayer for the community this Saturday Night at 6 at High Lookee Lodge in the Tribal Room.
7/20 The Diabetes Awareness and Support Group meet Tuesday from 5-7pm at the Warm Springs Senior Center. This month’s topic is “Animals in Warm Springs”.
7/22 Community Diabetes Screenings will be held Thursday from 1:30-3pm at Community Counseling.
7/24 Attention Simnasho and Schoolie Flats residents – this Saturday is your Water Delivery Date. Please set your empty bottles outside for pick up. Contact the Tribal Sanitarian if you have any questions.
7/27 Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is the DM support group
7/28 Podiatrist Dr. Jarrod Shapiro will be conducting free foot screenings Wednesday from 8:30am – 10:00am, in the Community Room at Culver City Hall. City Hall is located on First Street in Culver. Monthly blood pressure and blood sugar testing will be conducted at the same time.
8/10 Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is Diabetes
8/12 Community Diabetes Screenings will be held Thursday from 1:30-3pm at the Post Office.
8/17 The Diabetes Awareness and Support Group meet Tuesday from 5-7pm at the Warm Springs Senior Center. This month’s topic is “Clinic Nutritionist”.
8/21 Attention Simnasho and Schoolie Flats residents – this Saturday is your Water Delivery Date. Please set your empty bottles outside for pick up. Contact the Tribal Sanitarian if you have any questions.
8/21 There will be a Christian community potluck dinner and united prayer for the community this Saturday Night at 6 at High Lookee Lodge in the Tribal Room.
8/21
8/24 Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is gum Disease
9/7 Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is the basics of healthy eating
9/9 Community Diabetes Screenings will be held Thursday from 1:30-3pm at the Administration Building.
9/18 Attention Simnasho and Schoolie Flats residents – this Saturday is your Water Delivery Date. Please set your empty bottles outside for pick up. Contact the Tribal Sanitarian if you have any questions.
9/18 There will be a Christian community potluck dinner and united prayer for the community this Saturday Night at 6 at High Lookee Lodge in the Tribal Room.
9/21 Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is Healthy Heart eating
9/21 The Diabetes Awareness and Support Group meet Tuesday from 5-7pm at the Warm Springs Senior Center. This month’s topic is “Prescriptions, Reading and refills”.
9/23 Community Diabetes Screenings will be held Thursday from 1:30-3pm at ECE.
10/11 There will be a Tribal member Open House on Saturday at 1pm at the Museum at Warm Springs. The open house will offer a re-introduction to the museum’s works of art.
10/12 Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is Sick Day Managment
10/14 Community Diabetes Screenings will be held Thursday from 10-10:45am at Warm Springs Forest Products.
10/16 Attention Simnasho and Schoolie Flats residents – this Saturday is your Water Delivery Date. Please set your empty bottles outside for pick up. Contact the Tribal Sanitarian if you have any questions.
10/16 There will be a Christian community potluck dinner and united prayer for the community this Saturday Night at 6 at High Lookee Lodge in the Tribal Room.
10/19 The Diabetes Awareness and Support Group meet Tuesday from 5-7pm at the Warm Springs Senior Center. This month’s topic is “Drugs and Alcohol”.
10/21
The 17th annual tribal member Art Exhibit opens at the Museum at Warm Springs October 21st and runs thru January 9th. The show features traditional and contemporary art of various media by adult tribal member artists.
10/26 Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is reading and re-filling prescriptions
10/28 Community Diabetes Screenings will be held Thursday from 7:45-10:15am at Forestry.
11/13 Attention Simnasho and Schoolie Flats residents – this Saturday is your Water Delivery Date. Please set your empty bottles outside for pick up. Contact the Tribal Sanitarian if you have any questions.
11/16 The Diabetes Awareness and Support Group meet Tuesday from 5-7pm at the Warm Springs Senior Center.
11/9 Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is a presentation from the pharmacy
11/20 There will be a Christian community potluck dinner and united prayer for the community this Saturday Night at 6 at High Lookee Lodge in the Tribal Room.
11/23 Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is blood pressure monitoring
12/14 Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is Holiday Eating
12/9 Community Diabetes Screenings will be held Thursday from 1:30-3pm at the Administration Building.
12/11 Attention Simnasho and Schoolie Flats residents – this Saturday is your Water Delivery Date. Please set your empty bottles outside for pick up. Contact the Tribal Sanitarian if you have any questions.
12/28 Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is “walking into the unknown”
Community Calendar for Tuesday, March 16th, 2010
A new Cultural Class is being held weekly. Class is open to community members, employees and defendants with the Tribal Court to use as an alternative sentence. Classes are 5:30 until 7pm Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays in the basement of the Education Building.
Tuesday 3/16
· On today’s Tribal Council Agenda: A work session about the Port of Arlington, and the Adam Walsh Act and Ordinance 91.
· Jefferson County Library Youth story times are today in Madras. Toddlers story time is at 10:10 this morning follow by Pre-School at 10:30 and Elementary Kids story time is at 6:30 this evening. Spanish Story time for kids is tomorrow at 1pm.
· Community Counseling offers the Red Road for youth program today from 4:30-6:30pm in the upstairs lecture room at The Counseling Center.
· The Diabetes Awareness Dinner is tonight from 5-7 at the Warm Springs Senior Center. This month’s topic is “Moving Those Muscles” and on the menu is Ham, Red Potatoes and Stir Fried Cabbage.
Wednesday 3/17
· A reminder to parents - tomorrow is a late start day for 509j schools. Buses will come 2 hours later than usual and school starts 2 hours later than usual.
· Warm Springs Nation Little League registration will be conducted by the Recreation Department tomorrow from 10am until noon at the Warm Springs Administration Building, in the Lobby and then this afternoon 1:30 until 3:30 at Warm Springs market. Thursday they will return to the Warm Springs market from 2 til 4pm.
· Oregon’s 9 federally recognized Tribes meet tomorrow at Kah-nee-Ta
· The Warm Springs Diabetes program will hold Water Fitness Class at the Kah-Nee-ta Village Pool Wednesday at 10:15.
· Dr Thomas Manning will be retiring from I.H.S. on April 1st. Everyone is welcome to celebrate his service in Warm Springs tomorrow from 1 until 2:30pm in the Health and Wellness Center Atrium.
· Tomorrow is Warm Springs Diabetes Alert Day. A Walk for Diabetes will be held from campus to the community center. There will be risk tests, education, plus a nutritious snack. The Walk starts at noon at the Diabetes Prevention office next to the Family Resoruce Center in Warm Springs. Walkers get a t-shirt for doing the risk test.
· Warm Springs Ventures offers computer assistance Wednesday’s at 2 at the Computer Learning Lab inside the Teepee Deli. These are informal one-on-one sessions. If you need basic computer help – call 541-553-3565, ask for Evan and set up a time to learn.
· Warm Springs Credit Enterprise and WS Housing has their Homebuyer Class tomorrow night at 6:30 at the Credit Building.
Thursday 3/18
· There is a meeting for Camp Crew Supervisors this Thursday at 1:30 at Warm Springs Fire Management. This is for Camp Crew Supervisors only.
· Warm Springs Tribal Council is hosting the State of Oregon Economic Development Cluster meeting today.
· Warm Springs Nation Little League registration will be conducted by the Recreation this afternoon 2 til 4 at Warm Springs market.
· Native Dance Class is held Thursday at the Community Center for youth and adults interested in participating. Contact Deanie Johnson or Carol Sahme if you have any questions.
Friday 3/19
· The next Warm Springs Canoe team general meeting will be Friday (3/19) at 8:30am at the Museum at Warm Springs.
· The Jefferson County Library Community Film Center will show the movie The Italian – rated PG, on Friday night at 7:30 at the Rodriquez Annex in Madras. The Film is Free and refreshments are available.
Saturday 3/20
· Living on a Few Acres is a conference being offered at the Deschutes County Fairgrounds In Redmond on Saturday March 20th.
· The CHS Garden Center in Madras is presenting a workshop Saturday 3/20 on Creating Great Soil for Your Garden Saturday at 10am at 60 NW Depot Road in Madras just off Highway 26 at the top of the hill.
· There will be a Christian community potluck dinner and united prayer for the community this Saturday Night at 6 at High Lookee Lodge in the Tribal Room.
3/22 The Warm Springs SDPI Diabetes Prevention Program, OSU Extension and the Master Gardeners are offering Community Garden Mini Workshops this Spring. Sessions are Monday evenings starting next Monday – March 22nd. For more information call 541-553-0118 and talk to Edmund.
A March Madness 2 person jackpot pool tournament will be held this weekend at the Hideout Lounge in Wapato Washington. For details call 509-985-3449.
Warm Springs Tribal Council Elections will be held on Wednesday March 31st. Tribal Member voters can cast their ballot at the Warm Springs Community Center. To request an absentee ballot or if you have questions – contact the Vital Statistics department. There will be a candidate forum for all districts on Wednesday March 24th at the Agency Longhouse starting at 6pm. There will be a potluck followed by candidate campaign speeches and questions from the people. Candidate Garland Brunoe is holding a question and answer meeting on Tuesday March 23rd at the Warm Springs Community Center at 6pm. All candidates are invited to announce any meetings or presentations on KWSO and a reminder – you can still record your Tribal Council candidate statement for KWSO’s special elections program.
The 2010 Oregon Women Veterans Conference will be held Friday and Saturday March 26th and 27th at Seven Feathers Resort and Casino in Canyonville. The 2 day event is free. To register call 1-800-692-9666 extension 2090 or go online to Oregon dot gov slash o d v a.
The Warm Springs Community Action Team AARP Tax Aid Site is taking appointments for free tax filing. Taxes are due April 15th. There is a web-based appointment scheduler at “warmspringsprogress dot net. If you don’t have access to the internet – then stop by the Warm Springs Community Action team office in the Family Resource Center
2010 US Census Takers will be in the Warm Springs Community now through April placing the census form at your door. Please complete the 10 question form and put it in the mail in the envelope provided. If you need help completing the form or have any question s- contact Urbana Ross at 541-553-3271. Warm Springs Tribal Members should claim Native American on question 9 and write in C O N F space T R B space warm space S P R G for the Tribal Name.
Camp Crew Registrations forms are now available at Fire Management. These are seasonal, on-call positions for working as a camp crew member, not as a fire fighter.
A Hood to Coast team is having a fundraiser raffle. The drawing will be march 31st. You can get your raffle tickets from team members: Kaipo Askaka, Jeff Anspach, Rich Lohman, Gary Sampson the 3rd, Jason Smartlowit, Lex Anguiano, Leslie Davis, Monica Sampson, Yvette Leecy, Ina Schuster, Karlen yallup, Lisa Hewlett-Dubisar, Saphronia Katchia and Val Squiemphen.
Warm Springs Recreation has big plans for Spring Break March 22nd thru the 26th !
Monday is the Old Mill Movie Field Trip - Tuesday its Kah-Nee-Ta Swim Day - Wednesday there’s a trip to the Oregon Zoo - Thursday and Friday you can enjoys Arts & Crafts in Carol’s Room or participate in the Sky Walkers Basketball Camp. You need to sign up for all field trips – call 541-553-3243 for details.
Sunday 3/21
A new Cultural Class is being held weekly. Class is open to community members, employees and defendants with the Tribal Court to use as an alternative sentence. Classes are 5:30 until 7pm Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays in the basement of the Education Building.
Monday 3/22
3/22 The Warm Springs SDPI Diabetes Prevention Program, OSU Extension and the Master Gardeners Community Garden Mini Workshops start this afternoon. The topic is “What is Community Gardening and Planning out your plot”. They will meet from 4:30 until 6 at the Family Resource Center. For more information call 541-553-0118 and talk to Edmund.
3/22 The Oregon Conference of Seventh Day Adventist Church “Friends Helping Friends Missions” are hosting a Youth program for Spring Break Monday thru Thursday from 3:30 until 5 at the Warm Springs Community Center.
3/22 Spring Break starts Monday for the 509j school district.
Today at noon there will be Cardio class at the Community Center.
3/22 On today’s Tribal Council Agenda: Chief Operating Officer and Human Services presentation, An update from the Tribal Attorney, The Secretary Treasurer/CEO update, a look at the April agenda and other business.
3/22 Its Spring Break at Warm Springs Recreation and today is the Old Mill Movie Field Trip – They’ll leave at 9am and return at 4
Tuesday 3/23
3/23 Its Spring Break at Warm Springs Recreation and today Kah-Nee-Ta Swim Day from 10am til 4pm
3/23 ON today’s Tribal Council Agenda: Updates on Housing – The Museum at Warm Springs – Livestock and approval of minutes
3/23 Jefferson County Library Youth story times are today in Madras. Toddlers story time is at 10:10 this morning follow by Pre-School at 10:30 and Elementary Kids story time is at 6:30 this evening. Spanish Story time for kids is tomorrow at 1pm.
3/23 Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is proper needle disposal
3/23 Community Counseling will be offering the Red Road for youth program again Tuesdays from 4:30-6:30pm in the upstairs lecture room at The Counseling Center.
Wednesday 3/24
3/24 Warm Springs Credit Enterprise and WS Housing have Homebuyer Class tonight at 6:30 at the Credit Building.
3/24 Warm Springs Credit and the Housing program have their Homebuyer Class Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the Credit Building.
3/24 Its Spring Break at Warm Springs Recreation and today there’s a trip to the Oregon Zoo. The bus leaves at 8am sharp and will be back at 6pm.
· Warm Springs Ventures offers computer assistance Wednesday’s at 2 at the Computer Learning Lab inside the Teepee Deli. These are informal one-on-one sessions. If you need basic computer help – call 541-553-3565, ask for Evan and set up a time to learn.
3/24 It’s Tribal Council Candidates Night Out for all districts Wednesday 3/24 starting at 6pm. There will be a potluck followed by candidate campaign speeches and questions from the people.
3/24 The Warm Springs Diabetes program will hold Water Fitness Class at the Kah-Nee-ta Village Pool Wednesday at 10:15.
3/24 Warm Springs Community Counseling is holding its very first Prevention Coalition meeting on March 24th at 1pm. It’s an open invitation for anyone interested in participating.
3/24 Tribal Council is participating in an economic Development Workshop this morning. This afternoon there will be a report from Stan Speaks on a future Chickasaw Visit and Land Use Planning is on the Agenda.
Thursday 3/25
3/25 Its Spring Break at Warm Springs Recreation and today and tomorrow you can enjoy Arts & Crafts in Carol’s Room or participate in the Sky Walkers Basketball Camp. The morning session will be for 1st thru 6th grade kids and 2 til 4 its 7th thru 12th graders. There will be pizza and t-shirts for kids who participate both days.
3/25 Warm Springs Nation Little League registration will be conducted by the Recreation Depatment Thursday from 1:30 until 4 at the Warm Springs Administration Building, in the Lobby and then again Friday 9am until noon at Warm Springs market. Try outs will be schedules for the week of March 29th. Call the community center for details.
3/25 Community Diabetes Screenings will be held Thursday from 1:30-3pm at ECE.
3/25 There is a Culver Centennial Event this Thursday and Saturday evenings at 7pm at Culver High School. They will host a Community Play and Pie Social in the Multi Purpose room.
3/25 Native Dance Class is held Thursday at the Community Center for youth and adults interested in participating. Contact Deanie Johnson or Carol Sahme if you have any questions.
Friday 3/26
3/26 The 2010 Oregon Women Veterans Conference will be held Friday and Saturday march 26th and 27th at Seven Feathers Resort and Casino in Canyonville. The 2 day event is free. To register call 1-800-692-9666 extension 2090 or go online to Oregon dot gov slash o d v a.
Saturday 3/27
3/27 The Warm Springs Canoe Dedication day will be Saturday March 27th. Canoes will put in at Pelton Park and will be welcomed ashore at Indian Park. The day will feature demonstrations, a meal, Canoe ceremony.
3/27 The Warm Springs Community Canoe dedication is this Sdaturday 3/27 at Indian Park. Washut Services will be held at 8am followed by canoe welcoming ceremonies and demonstrations. Lunch will be at 1 and all are invited to attend.
3/27 Memorial for Lillian Walsey will be held Saturday march 27th at 1pm at the Warm Springs Agency Longhouse. There will be a meal and giveaway and all are welcome.
3/27 There is a Culver Centennial Event Saturday evening at 7pm at Culver High School. They will host a Community Play and Pie Social in the Multi Purpose room.
3/27 Stone Settings will be held Saturday April 10th at 8am at the Agency Cemetery for atwai’s Lavina Tanewasha and Ivan McKinley. Following that there will be stone settings at the Simnasho Cemetery s for atwai’s Dorothy Thompson Simtustus, Ina Culpus Tohet and Ellen Colwash Davis. Memorials will be held that day at the Simnasho Longhouse for Dorothy Simtustus, Ina Tohet, Ivan McKinley, Isadore Charley, Joann Jim Casey and Armando Becerro.
Sunday 3/28
BASKETBALL
¨The 18th annual Warm Springs Cougars All Indian Boys and Girls High School Basketball Tournament is April 1st thru the 4th at the Warm Springs Community Center. Awards for the champions include 10 woolen embroidered jackets for the girls and 10 leather sleeved jackets for the boys champs. There will be 2nd thru 4th place awads plus MVP, all tournament selections and most rebounds, 3 point champs and hustle awards to enter or learn more call Austin at 541-553-3243 or 1953.
¨The 2nd annual Bryson Marchand Memorial All Indian 6 foot and under Basketball Tournament is April 2nd thru the 4th at the Moak Communiyt Center in Omak Washington. For entry information email benfrogs at hotmail dot com or call 509-322-4281.
¨The 6th annual Squiemphen Yaszie 19 and under Co-Ed Basketball Tourney is April 9th, 10th and 11th at the Warm Springs Community Center. 12 teams – 8 man roster – true double elimination. This is an open tournament – you will need to show proof of age. 1st thru 4th place awards. Leather sleeve jackets for 1st place. To enter or for more information – call Edison yazzie at 541-460-3450.
¨The National Indian Athletic Association All Indian Men’s and Women’s Nationals Basketball Tournament is being held April 16th – 18th in Reno Nevada. For entry information contact Justin Aguilar at 775-313-5584.
The Madras Centennial Committee is asking for anyone, that knows how to do the “Jitter Bug” dance, to contact the Chamber of Commerce. They are planning a contest to take place during the celebration on July 3 & 4.
A new Cultural Class is being held weekly. Class is open to community members, employees and defendants with the Tribal Court to use as an alternative sentence. Classes are 5:30 until 7pm Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays in the basement of the Education Building.
A Hood to Coast team is having a fundraiser raffle. The drawing will be march 31st. You can get your raffle tickets from team members: Kaipo Askaka, Jeff Anspach, Rich Lohman, Gary Sampson the 3rd, Jason Smartlowit, Lex Anguiano, Leslie Davis, Monica Sampson, Yvette Leecy, Ina Schuster, Karlen yallup, Lisa Hewlett-Dubisar, Saphronia Katchia and Val Squiemphen.
Monday 3/29
A woman's support group meets this evening from 6:30-8pm at the Warm Springs Victims of Crime Services office.
3/29 Today at noon there will be Cardio class at the Community Center.
A woman's support group meets this evening from 6:30-8pm at the Warm Springs Victims of Crime Services office.
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3/29 on Tribal Council’s Agenda today is Committee and Board Appointments and contact with Curt Schrader’s Office.
Tuesday 3/30
3/30 Jefferson County Library Youth story times are today in Madras. Toddlers story time is at 10:10 this morning follow by Pre-School at 10:30 and Elementary Kids story time is at 6:30 this evening. Spanish Story time for kids is tomorrow at 1pm.
A new Cultural Class is being held weekly. Class is open to community members, employees and defendants with the Tribal Court to use as an alternative sentence. Classes are 5:30 until 7pm Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays in the basement of the Education Building.
3/30 Community Counseling will be offering the Red Road for youth program again Tuesdays from 4:30-6:30pm in the upstairs lecture room at The Counseling Center.
Wednesday 3/31
3/31 Warm Springs Tribal Council Elections will be held on Wednesday March 31st. Tribal Member voters can cast their ballot at the Warm Springs Community Center. To request an absentee ballot or if you have questions – contact the Vital Statistics department.
3/31 Warm Springs Credit and the Housing program have their Homebuyer Class Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the Credit Building.
· Warm Springs Ventures offers computer assistance Wednesday’s at 2 at the Computer Learning Lab inside the Teepee Deli. These are informal one-on-one sessions. If you need basic computer help – call 541-553-3565, ask for Evan and set up a time to learn.
3/31 Warm Springs Credit Enterprise and WS Housing have Homebuyer Class tonight at 6:30 at the Credit Building.
3/31 Tribal Council is in a work session today with the Joint Health Commission
3/31 Warm Springs Tribal Council Elections will be held on Wednesday March 31st. Tribal Member voters can cast their ballot at the Warm Springs Community Center. To request an absentee ballot or if you have questions – contact the Vital Statistics department.
3/31 Podiatrist Dr. Jarrod Shapiro will be conducting free foot screenings Wednesday from 8:30am – 10:00am, in the Community Room at Culver City Hall. City Hall is located on First Street in Culver. Monthly blood pressure and blood sugar testing will be conducted at the same time.
3/31 The Warm Springs Diabetes program will hold Water Fitness Class at the Kah-Nee-ta Village Pool Wednesday at 10:15.
Lunch and learn will be held from noon until 1:30 Wednesday in the Health and Wellness Center Atrium. They will be watching the video “Super Size it” with Sloppy Joes and salad on the menu. Lunch and Learn is brought to you by the Warm Springs Diabetes Program.
Thursday 4/1
4/1 Native Dance Class is held Thursday at the Community Center for youth and adults interested in participating. Contact Deanie Johnson or Carol Sahme if you have any questions.
The 18th annual Warm Springs Cougars All Indian Boys and Girls High School Basketball Tournament is April 1st thru the 4th at the Warm Springs Community Center. Awards for the champions include 10 woolen embroidered jackets for the girls and 10 leather sleeved jackets for the boys champs. There will be 2nd thru 4th place awads plus MVP, all tournament selections and most rebounds, 3 point champs and hustle awards to enter or learn more call Austin at 541-553-3243 or 1953.
Friday 4/2
Saturday 4/3
4/3 Attention Simnasho and Schoolie Flats residents – this Saturday is your Water Delivery Date. Please set your empty bottles outside for pick up. Contact the Tribal Sanitarian if you have any questions.
Sunday 4/4
4/16 The National Indian Athletic Association All Indian Men’s and Women’s Nationals Basketball Tournament is being held April 16th – 18th in Reno Nevada. For entry information contact Justin Aguilar at 775-313-5584.
4/20 A TOWN HALL meeting is planned for Tuesday April 20th from 6:30 until 8:30pm in the Madras High School Commons. The meeting is being called by the Joint Boards of Education to talk about higher education in rural Oregon. All parents and teachers, educators, counselors and community members are invited to participate.
2010 US Census Takers will be in the Warm Springs Community now through April placing the 2010 Census questionnaire at your door. Please complete the 10 question form and put it in the mail in the envelope provided. If you need help completing the form or have any question s- contact Urbana Ross at 541-553-3271.
Monday 4/5
4/5 Today at noon there will be Cardio class at the Community Center.
A woman's support group meets this evening from 6:30-8pm at the Warm Springs Victims of Crime Services office.
4/5 The Warm Springs SDPI Diabetes Prevention Program, OSU Extension and the Master Gardeners are offering their second Community Garden Mini Workshop this afternoon. The topic is “Vegetable Varieties Suited for Central Oregon”. They will meet from 4:30 until 6 at the Family Resource Center. For more information call 541-553-0118 and talk to Edmund
Tuesday 4/6
Wednesday 4/7
4/7 The Madras White Buffalo baseball program has teamed with Abby’s Legendary Pizza to help raise funds for the teams for a fundraiser on Wednesday 4/7. From 5 til 9pm – 20% off all sales will be donated to MHS baseball.
4/7 Warm Springs Credit and the Housing program have their Homebuyer Class Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the Credit Building.
A new Cultural Class is being held weekly. Class is open to community members, employees and defendants with the Tribal Court to use as an alternative sentence. Classes are 5:30 until 7pm Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays in the basement of the Education Building.
Thursday 4/8
4/8 Native Dance Class is held Thursday at the Community Center for youth and adults interested in participating. Contact Deanie Johnson or Carol Sahme if you have any questions.
4/8 Community Diabetes Screenings will be held Thursday from 1:30-3pm at the Community Counseling.
Thursday 4/8
“Wolfn Photographies” – a new exhibit in the Museum at Warm Springs Changing Art Gallery opens April 8th and will run thru June 6th. The exhibit features the work of Warm Springs Tribal Member artist and accomplished photographer Levi Blackwolf.
Friday 4/9
4/9 Friday there will be no school for all 509j students.
4/9-11 The 6th annual Squiemphen-Yazzie 19 and under Co-Ed Basketball Tournament is this weekend at the Warm Springs Community Center. The 6th annual Squiemphen Yaszie 19 and under Co-Ed Basketball Tourney is April 9th, 10th and 11th at the Warm Springs Community Center. 12 teams – 8 man roster – true double elimination. This is an open tournament – you will need to show proof of age. 1st thru 4th place awards. Leather sleeve jackets for 1st place. To enter or for more information – call Edison yazzie at 541-460-3450.
Saturday 4/10
4/10 Stone Settings will be held Saturday April 10th at 8am at the Agency Cemetery for atwai’s Lavina Tanewasha and Ivan McKinley. Following that there will be stone settings at the Simnasho Cemetery s for atwai’s Dorothy Thompson Simtustus, Ina Culpus Tohet and Ellen Colwash Davis. Memorials will be held that day at the Simnasho Longhouse for Dorothy Simtustus, Ina Tohet, Ivan McKinley, Isadore Charley, Joann Jim Casey and Armando Becerro.
4/10 The CHS Garden Center in Madras is presenting a workshop Saturday 4/10 on how to create an edible garden landscape with fruit trees. There is a fee to attend and this event requires registration through COCC. Class is Saturday at 10am at 60 NW Depot Road in Madras just off Highway 26 at the top of the hill.
Sunday 4/11
Monday 4/12
4/12 Today at noon there will be Cardio class at the Community Center.
Weekly Native Dance Class with Deanie Johnson and Carol Sahme is held Monday Nights in the Community Center Social Hall. Chips Kalama and drum group Eagle Thunder will also participate giving youth a chance now to dance AND SING
A woman's support group meets this evening from 6:30-8pm at the Warm Springs Victims of Crime Services office.
Tuesday 4/13
4/13
Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is being kind to your kidneys.
Wednesday 4/14
4/14 Warm Springs Credit and the Housing program have their Homebuyer Class Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the Credit Building.
Thursday 4/15
4/15 Native Dance Class is held Thursday at the Community Center for youth and adults interested in participating. Contact Deanie Johnson or Carol Sahme if you have any questions.
Friday 4/16
Saturday 4/17
4/17 There will be a Christian community potluck dinner and united prayer for the community this Saturday Night at 6 at High Lookee Lodge in the Tribal Room.
Sunday 4/18
A new Cultural Class is being held weekly. Class is open to community members, employees and defendants with the Tribal Court to use as an alternative sentence. Classes are 5:30 until 7pm Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays in the basement of the Education Building.
Monday 4/19
4/19 Today at noon there will be Cardio class at the Community Center.
A woman's support group meets this evening from 6:30-8pm at the Warm Springs Victims of Crime Services office.
Tuesday 4/20
4/20 The Diabetes Awareness and Support Group meet Tuesday from 5-7pm at the Warm Springs Senior Center. This month’s topic is “Foot Care”.
4/20 A TOWN HALL meeting is planned for Tuesday April 20th from 6:30 until 8:30pm in the Madras High School Commons. The meeting is being called by the Joint Boards of Education to talk about higher education in rural Oregon. All parents and teachers, educators, counselors and community members are invited to participate.
Wednesday 4/21
4/21 Wednesday is a late start day for all 509j school districts. Buses will come 2 hours later than usual.
Thursday 4/22
4/22 Native Dance Class is held Thursday at the Community Center for youth and adults interested in participating. Contact Deanie Johnson or Carol Sahme if you have any questions.
4/22 Community Diabetes Screenings will be held Thursday from 10-10:45am at Warm Springs Forest Products.
Friday 4/23
Saturday 4/24
Sunday 4/25
Monday 4/26
4/26 Today at noon there will be Cardio class at the Community Center.
4/26 The Warm Springs SDPI Diabetes Prevention Program, OSU Extension and the Master Gardeners are offering their third Community Garden Mini Workshop this afternoon. The topic is “Soils and Fertilizers”. They will meet from 4:30 until 6 at the Family Resource Center. For more information call 541-553-0118 and talk to Edmund
A woman's support group meets this evening from 6:30-8pm at the Warm Springs Victims of Crime Services office.
Tuesday 4/27
4/27
Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is GDM
Wednesday 4/28
4/28 Podiatrist Dr. Jarrod Shapiro will be conducting free foot screenings Wednesday from 8:30am – 10:00am, in the Community Room at Culver City Hall. City Hall is located on First Street in Culver. Monthly blood pressure and blood sugar testing will be conducted at the same time.
Thursday 4/29
4/29
The Veteran’s Family and Healing Circle will meet Thursday at noon thru Sunday at noon (4/29 – 5/2) AT He He Longhouse.
4/29 Native Dance Class is held Thursday at the Community Center for youth and adults interested in participating. Contact Deanie Johnson or Carol Sahme if you have any questions.
Friday 4/30
Saturday 5/1
5/1 Attention Simnasho and Schoolie Flats residents – this Saturday is your Water Delivery Date. Please set your empty bottles outside for pick up. Contact the Tribal Sanitarian if you have any questions.
Sunday 5/2
Monday 5/3
5/3 Today at noon there will be Cardio class at the Community Center.
A new Cultural Class is being held weekly. Class is open to community members, employees and defendants with the Tribal Court to use as an alternative sentence. Classes are 5:30 until 7pm Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays in the basement of the Education Building.
A woman's support group meets this evening from 6:30-8pm at the Warm Springs Victims of Crime Services office.
Tuesday 5/4
Wednesday 5/5
Thursday 5/6
Friday 5/7
Saturday 5/8
Sunday 5/9
Monday 5/10
5/10 Today at noon there will be Cardio class at the Community Center.
5/10 The Warm Springs SDPI Diabetes Prevention Program, OSU Extension and the Master Gardeners are offering their final Community Garden Mini Workshop this afternoon. The topic is “Weed Control”. They will meet from 4:30 until 6 at the Family Resource Center. For more information call 541-553-0118 and talk to Edmund
A woman's support group meets this evening from 6:30-8pm at the Warm Springs Victims of Crime Services office.
Tuesday 5/11
5/11
Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is your feet
Wednesday 5/12
Thursday 5/13
5/13 Community Diabetes Screenings will be held Thursday from 1:30-3pm at the Post Office.
Friday 5/14
Saturday 5/15
5/15 There will be a Christian community potluck dinner and united prayer for the community this Saturday Night at 6 at High Lookee Lodge in the Tribal Room.
Sunday 5/16
Monday 5/17
5/17 Today at noon there will be Cardio class at the Community Center.
A woman's support group meets this evening from 6:30-8pm at the Warm Springs Victims of Crime Services office
Tuesday 5/18
5/18 The Diabetes Awareness and Support Group meet Tuesday from 5-7pm at the Warm Springs Senior Center. This month’s topic is “Memory Loss”.
Wednesday 5/19
5/19 Wednesday is a late start day for the 509j school district. Buses will come 2 hours later than usual.
Thursday 5/20
Friday 5/21
Saturday 5/22
Sunday 5/23
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Monday 5/24
5/24 Today at noon there will be Cardio class at the Community Center.
A woman's support group meets this evening from 6:30-8pm at the Warm Springs Victims of Crime Services office.
Tuesday 5/25
5/25
Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is setting goals
Wednesday 5/26
5/26 Podiatrist Dr. Jarrod Shapiro will be conducting free foot screenings Wednesday from 8:30am – 10:00am, in the Community Room at Culver City Hall. City Hall is located on First Street in Culver. Monthly blood pressure and blood sugar testing will be conducted at the same time.
Thursday 5/27
5/27 Community Diabetes Screenings will be held Thursday from 1:30-3pm at Commodities.
Friday 5/28
Saturday 5/29
Sunday 5/30
Monday 5/31
5/31 Memorial Day is Monday, there will be no school for all 509j students.
Tuesday 6/1
Wednesday 6/2
Thursday 6/3
Friday 6/4
Saturday 6/5
Sunday 6/6
6/1
6/7 Today at noon there will be Cardio class at the Community Center.
Weekly Native Dance Class with Deanie Johnson and Carol Sahme is held Monday Nights in the Community Center Social Hall. Chips Kalama and drum group Eagle Thunder will also participate giving youth a chance now to dance AND SING
A woman's support group meets this evening from 6:30-8pm at the Warm Springs Victims of Crime Services office.
6/8 Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is moving your muscles
6/8 There’s a HOPE Program Diabetes Class from 10am-noon today; classes are open access, stop in anytime for 30 minutes or less.
6/10 Community Diabetes Screenings will be held Thursday from 1:30-3pm at the Administration Building.
6/11 Friday is the Last day of school, kids will be released early.
6/14 Today at noon there will be Cardio class at the Community Center.
A woman's support group meets this evening from 6:30-8pm at the Warm Springs Victims of Crime Services office.
6/15 The Diabetes Awareness and Support Group meet Tuesday from 5-7pm at the Warm Springs Senior Center. This month’s topic is “Healing/ Customs”.
6/19 There will be a Christian community potluck dinner and united prayer for the community this Saturday Night at 6 at High Lookee Lodge in the Tribal Room.
6/21 Today at noon there will be Cardio class at the Community Center.
A woman's support group meets this evening from 6:30-8pm at the Warm Springs Victims of Crime Services office.
6/22 Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is Heart problems and stroke
There’s a HOPE Program Diabetes Class from 10am-noon today; classes are open access, stop in anytime for 30 minutes or less.
Thursday June 24
“Baskets Tell a Story” – a new exhibit in the Museum at Warm Springs Changing Art Gallery opens June 24th and will run thru October 10th. The exhibit features the work of traditional basket makers from a number of Tribes, each telling a story.
6/25 The Pi-Ume-Sha Treaty Days celebration is this Friday, Saturday and Sunday in Warm Springs
6/24 Community Diabetes Screenings will be held Thursday from 1:30-3pm at ECE.
6/26 Attention Simnasho and Schoolie Flats residents – this Saturday is your Water Delivery Date. Please set your empty bottles outside for pick up. Contact the Tribal Sanitarian if you have any questions.
6/28 Today at noon there will be Cardio class at the Community Center.
A woman's support group meets this evening from 6:30-8pm at the Warm Springs Victims of Crime Services office.
6/29
6/30 Podiatrist Dr. Jarrod Shapiro will be conducting free foot screenings Wednesday from 8:30am – 10:00am, in the Community Room at Culver City Hall. City Hall is located on First Street in Culver. Monthly blood pressure and blood sugar testing will be conducted at the same time.
7/8 Community Diabetes Screenings will be held Thursday from 10-10:45am at Warm Springs Forest Products.
7/13 Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is blood sugar monitoring
7/17 There will be a Christian community potluck dinner and united prayer for the community this Saturday Night at 6 at High Lookee Lodge in the Tribal Room.
7/20 The Diabetes Awareness and Support Group meet Tuesday from 5-7pm at the Warm Springs Senior Center. This month’s topic is “Animals in Warm Springs”.
7/22 Community Diabetes Screenings will be held Thursday from 1:30-3pm at Community Counseling.
7/24 Attention Simnasho and Schoolie Flats residents – this Saturday is your Water Delivery Date. Please set your empty bottles outside for pick up. Contact the Tribal Sanitarian if you have any questions.
7/27 Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is the DM support group
7/28 Podiatrist Dr. Jarrod Shapiro will be conducting free foot screenings Wednesday from 8:30am – 10:00am, in the Community Room at Culver City Hall. City Hall is located on First Street in Culver. Monthly blood pressure and blood sugar testing will be conducted at the same time.
8/10 Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is Diabetes
8/12 Community Diabetes Screenings will be held Thursday from 1:30-3pm at the Post Office.
8/17 The Diabetes Awareness and Support Group meet Tuesday from 5-7pm at the Warm Springs Senior Center. This month’s topic is “Clinic Nutritionist”.
8/21 Attention Simnasho and Schoolie Flats residents – this Saturday is your Water Delivery Date. Please set your empty bottles outside for pick up. Contact the Tribal Sanitarian if you have any questions.
8/21 There will be a Christian community potluck dinner and united prayer for the community this Saturday Night at 6 at High Lookee Lodge in the Tribal Room.
8/21
8/24 Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is gum Disease
9/7 Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is the basics of healthy eating
9/9 Community Diabetes Screenings will be held Thursday from 1:30-3pm at the Administration Building.
9/18 Attention Simnasho and Schoolie Flats residents – this Saturday is your Water Delivery Date. Please set your empty bottles outside for pick up. Contact the Tribal Sanitarian if you have any questions.
9/18 There will be a Christian community potluck dinner and united prayer for the community this Saturday Night at 6 at High Lookee Lodge in the Tribal Room.
9/21 Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is Healthy Heart eating
9/21 The Diabetes Awareness and Support Group meet Tuesday from 5-7pm at the Warm Springs Senior Center. This month’s topic is “Prescriptions, Reading and refills”.
9/23 Community Diabetes Screenings will be held Thursday from 1:30-3pm at ECE.
10/11 There will be a Tribal member Open House on Saturday at 1pm at the Museum at Warm Springs. The open house will offer a re-introduction to the museum’s works of art.
10/12 Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is Sick Day Managment
10/14 Community Diabetes Screenings will be held Thursday from 10-10:45am at Warm Springs Forest Products.
10/16 Attention Simnasho and Schoolie Flats residents – this Saturday is your Water Delivery Date. Please set your empty bottles outside for pick up. Contact the Tribal Sanitarian if you have any questions.
10/16 There will be a Christian community potluck dinner and united prayer for the community this Saturday Night at 6 at High Lookee Lodge in the Tribal Room.
10/19 The Diabetes Awareness and Support Group meet Tuesday from 5-7pm at the Warm Springs Senior Center. This month’s topic is “Drugs and Alcohol”.
10/21
The 17th annual tribal member Art Exhibit opens at the Museum at Warm Springs October 21st and runs thru January 9th. The show features traditional and contemporary art of various media by adult tribal member artists.
10/26 Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is reading and re-filling prescriptions
10/28 Community Diabetes Screenings will be held Thursday from 7:45-10:15am at Forestry.
11/13 Attention Simnasho and Schoolie Flats residents – this Saturday is your Water Delivery Date. Please set your empty bottles outside for pick up. Contact the Tribal Sanitarian if you have any questions.
11/16 The Diabetes Awareness and Support Group meet Tuesday from 5-7pm at the Warm Springs Senior Center.
11/9 Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is a presentation from the pharmacy
11/20 There will be a Christian community potluck dinner and united prayer for the community this Saturday Night at 6 at High Lookee Lodge in the Tribal Room.
11/23 Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is blood pressure monitoring
12/14 Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is Holiday Eating
12/9 Community Diabetes Screenings will be held Thursday from 1:30-3pm at the Administration Building.
12/11 Attention Simnasho and Schoolie Flats residents – this Saturday is your Water Delivery Date. Please set your empty bottles outside for pick up. Contact the Tribal Sanitarian if you have any questions.
12/28 Healthy Breakfast is Tuesday morning from 9-10am at the Health and Wellness Center in the Kitchen Conference Room. The topic this week is “walking into the unknown”