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We’re Still Here: Exhibit in Olympia Tells Story of Local Tribal History
For the first time in Washington State history, a powerful new cultural exhibit about Native Americans is hanging in the Office of Secretary of State's front lobby. The exhibit, called "We're Still Here: The Survival of Washington Indians," launched April 24 in an event featuring Governor Chris Gregoire, Secretary of State Sam Reed, State Representative John McCoy, Nisqually tribal leader Billy Frank Jr., the Chehalis Canoe Family and Chief Leschi Schools' Drum and Dance group.
The Office of the Secretary of State's Heritage Center developed the exhibit, which features 12 panels and several artifacts acknowledging the early and continuing story of Native Americans. The exhibit is told through four major themes: the struggle over land, conflict over Native identity, the battle for…
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May 10, 2012
Groundbreaking Celebration at PTHA
After months of careful planning, a new 10,000 square foot wing will begin to rise at Puyallup Tribal Health Authority, with the official groundbreaking ceremony being held on Wednesday, May 16th at 9:00 am. Board Members,…
May 10, 2012
Per Capita Program Designed to Meet Long-Term Needs
Since the Puyallup Tribe's current per capita program began in 2002, these monthly payments have helped members pay monthly bills, purchase groceries, care for their children and gain more financial security overall.…
May 10, 2012
Lieutenant Governor Gives Archery Lessons
A number of seasoned archers and novices alike gathered May 5 at Chief Leschi High School to participate in a seminar to become certified archery instructors – taught by an esteemed guest. Lieutenant Governor Brad…
May 10, 2012
Do-it-yourself dog wash makes this chore a joy
Puyallup Tribal member William Manzanares has set up a most convenient, inexpensive and effective self-serve dog washing system next door to his Northpoint Smoke Shop on River Road. Housed in its own neat and tidy little…
May 10, 2012
Native Pride Shows on TCC Campus
Native American pride was in full effect during the annual Tacoma Community College Pow Wow on April 28. One of the organizers of the event is Martha Sherman, an employee of Tacoma Public Schools' Indian Education Program.…
May 10, 2012
Electronic Health Record Brings Exciting Benefits to PTHA
PTHA is excited to be taking the huge step of going live with the electronic health record in Medical, Pediatrics and Community Health starting this month! During to go-live, PTHA is limiting appointments and could expect…
May 10, 2012
Staff Spotlight: Tina Carron, Pharmacy Technician
Puyallup Tribal Health Authority Pharmacy Technician Tina Carron has always enjoyed helping people, so a career in the medical field was an easy decision for her. And after having accessed healthcare at PTHA during her…
May 10, 2012
Creedence Clearwater Revisited Brings the Hits to the Queen
During the psychedelic 60s, music emanating from its epicenter of San Francisco was all about free expression and experimental songwriting that produced tunes as long as the band wanted them to be (for instance, psychedelic…
