Budding Scientists at Weitchpec Elementary
Watching dog wood blossoms come and go as spring progresses has Weitchpec Yurok Magnet School students feeling like blooming scientists. Read More →
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Watching dog wood blossoms come and go as spring progresses has Weitchpec Yurok Magnet School students feeling like blooming scientists. Read More →
Hoopa Tribal Council Puts Election Law Changes on Ballot
The Hoopa Valley Tribal Council met for their regularly scheduled meeting Thursday, May 3 at 5:30 pm. After two hours in closed session, the council made a public motion to move the management of the Tribe’s website from the Chairman’s assistant to the Two Rivers Tribune. Read More →
Hoopa Tribal Police Tally Meth Arrests
On April 23, 2012 while conducting a traffic stop in Hoopa, Officers located .8 grams of methamphetamine and a little over a pound of marijuana bud Read More →
Willow Creek Community Services District Continues to Study Waste Water System Project
“Over a 100 yards flushed down into the creek,” Danel said. “After recent rains, the top is still wet. There’s also a spring at the top, but the bottom part is stable now. For public safety, trails in the area of the slide will remain closed until the rains have stopped.” Read More →
Local College Student Headed to D.C.
Aja Conrad, a graduate of Happy Camp High School, a member of the Karuk Tribe, and now a junior at UC Berkeley, is headed to Washington, D.C., this summer to work in the office of Mark Udall, the Colorado senator. Read More →
Hoopa Tribe Enrolls 69 New Members
After an hour in executive session, the Hoopa Valley Tribal Council opened their doors to standing room only at their regularly scheduled meeting last Thursday, April 19. There were no motions made resulting from the two executive session agenda items. Read More →
Forks of Salmon Post Office in the Clear
Salmon River Folks Relieved By Creek Hanauer, Special to the TRT Forks of Salmon, the small isolated river community at the junction of the North and South Fork of the Salmon River, receive welcome news last Friday when Postmaster Jessie Allen was officially notified by Sandra Raymond, USPS Sacramento District, that, “The Discontinuance Feasibility study [...] Read More →
Hoopa Tribal Members Circulate Petition About $49.2 Million Settlement
A group of Hoopa Tribal members are frustrated and feel left out of the decision making process on a plan to divvy up $49.2 million won in a settlement with the U.S. So, they organized a grass roots effort to garner 500 signatures in hopes of sending the Tribal Council a message. Read More →
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