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By Micheal Rios, Tulalip News The Council for Tribal Employment Rights held their 2016 National TERO Convention in Bellingham, Washington from August 1-3. The three day convention was highlighted with an awards banquet that gave special recognition to TERO programs, commissions, and directors for excelling at what they do and being leaders to their … Continue reading “Tulalip TERO takes home top honors”
By Kim H. Newland, Tulalip News It’s no surprise that education leads the list of actionable attributes that comprise the Tulalip TERO vision statement. The savvy folks at TERO know that education, ranging from early learning to meaningful vocational training, can lead to greater opportunities for Tribal members of all ages. TERO … Continue reading “TERO, paving the way to greater opportunities for Tribal members”
By Micheal Rios, Tulalip News Sixteen students celebrated their graduation from an intensive three month pre-apprenticeship construction trades program on Monday, December 8, at the Tulalip Tribes administration building. The program, which is managed by the Tulalip TERO department, is the first state recognized Native American pre-apprenticeship program in the United States. The program … Continue reading “TERO Vocational Training Center winter graduation”
Source: Snohomish Health District September 19, 2014 – SNOHOMISH COUNTY, Wash. – The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has confirmed the presence of enterovirus D68 (EV-D68) in Washington state, including Snohomish and King Counties. The CDC testing confirmed that two children, one from Snohomish County and one from King County who had … Continue reading “Enterovirus D68 confirmed in Snohomish County”
By Andrew Gobin, Tulalip News TULALIP – Tulalip TERO celebrated the first graduating class of the new TERO Construction Training Center June 12. Students graduating at the TCTC celebratory lunch showcased their final projects. Tribal leaders, program staff, former staff, and students shared words about what the day meant. “What you’re doing here is building … Continue reading “TERO Construction Training Center first of its kind: First graduating class to receive state pre-apprenticeship credentials”
TERO Construction Training Center class begins Monday February 3rd; for 8 weeks (8am to 3pm Monday through Thursday). Accredited through Edmonds Community College; preference requirements and space is limited. See attached flier or contact Lynne Bansemer for more information, 360.716.4746 or lbansemer@tulaliptribes-nsn.gov
Source: Indian Country Today Media Network Is Mother Earth melting from the inside out? A new study has brought to light yet another factor that must be added into the complex set of data that is chronicling the melting of the Arctic: The Earth’s molten core may be heating things up from below. In a … Continue reading “Ice Melt on Steroids: Greenland’s Ice Sheet Being Cooked From Above and Below”
May 22, 2013 By NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory On May 31, 2013, asteroid 1998 QE2 will sail serenely past Earth, getting no closer than about 3.6 million miles, or about 15 times the distance between Earth and the moon. While QE2 is not of much interest to those astronomers and scientists on the lookout for … Continue reading “Asteroid 1998 QE2 to Sail Past Earth Nine Times Larger Than Cruise Ship”
By Micheal Rios, Tulalip News “Welcome to our 2023 ceremony to celebrate our graduates,” said interim CEO Rochelle Lubbers as she greeted the hundreds of family and friends who ventured to the Tulalip Resort on June 20. “We’re so excited to have you all here. Our hearts are beyond full to be in … Continue reading “Determination and a Diploma”
By Kalvin Valdillez, Tulalip News; photo courtesy of Nicole Sieminski Six Tulalip tribal departments sang nothing but praises about the Tulalip Foundation for their assistance in getting their projects up and running this year, as well as expanding their program’s outreach and services for the community. And it’s a guarantee that if we were to … Continue reading “Tulalip Foundation awards mini grants to multiple tribal programs”
