Editorials

Dear Two Rivers Tribune, A big thank you to all our sponsors who contributed to paying for Hoopa Elementary Cheer uniforms: (listed in no particular order) Barbara Pearson, Eric Pearson, Bill Pearson, Joyce Pearson, Karen Pearson, Mike Anderson, Jesse and Nikki McCovey, Mike and Barbara Ferris, Boyd and Julia Ferris, Barbara Moon, Mollie Borga, Roger [...] Read More →

Dear Two Rivers Tribune, A special thank you to the following businesses and organizations. The 2011 Christmas Food Box Distribution was a success with 120 families from Hoopa to Burnt Ranch receiving food boxes and Christmas gifts. Without the generous monetary, food, and gift contributions by the community this would not have been accomplished. Ace [...] Read More →

OP-ED by Felice Pace Bureaucrats charged with implementing the Endangered Species Act under the KBRA Water Deal have once again sacrificed the well being of salmon in order to assure that Upper Klamath Lake is full at the beginning of the irrigation season. The National Marine Fisheries Service has dutifully gone along with the Bureau [...] Read More →

I love this country however, I realize that for such great nation, we are in one of the worst shapes possible... Read More →

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Dear Two Rivers Tribune, The Willow Creek Fire Safe Council is offering Christmas tree disposal/recycling at no cost to residents of the Willow Creek area. Bring your bare, used tree, free of decorations & tinsel, to Cinnabar Sam’s Restaurant in Willow Creek and place it in the utility trailer in the parking lot. It will [...] Read More →

Dear Two Rivers Tribune, Hello to everyone in Hoopa, Orleans and Willow Creek. I am doing so much better and I’m so happy to be home. I’m improving everyday, my walking is getting stronger and I’m so happy and grateful for all the prayers and thoughts that have come my way. Those who have called [...] Read More →

Termination Era Not Over Yet In early November, right after the Klamath Bill was introduced by Senator Merkley (Ore.), Hoopa Tribal Council Member Augustine Montgomery and I traveled to Washington, D.C. Our mission was two-fold, to represent the Hoopa Valley Tribe as a fast-moving, formidable opposition to the bill and to find out the facts. [...] Read More →