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Daily Scoop for November 12


Do you have ideas, suggestions, or complaints you would like to bring to the attention of tribal leadership?

Feedback forms are available on the Tribe’s web site at the top of each department’s main page. Your feedback will go directly to the director as well as to the Director of Operations.

Tribal Council also has a feedback form at the top of their page.

Take a few minutes to share your insight with tribal leadership.

Tribal Council Feedback Form


No Birthdays Today


Tomorrow’s Birthdays
Ryan Dee Fox
Rachel Marie Parker
Arya Erika Johns
Carver Haitwas Sigo
Turumi Michelle Bush


Today’s Elders Meal
Chicken Dumpling Soup, Crackers


Please check the community calendar regularly for upcoming events.
Other information will be posted on the Community Bulletin.

Squaxin Island Tribe Community Calendar

Squaxin Island Tribe Community Bulletin

Pool Calendar – NEW

Chum Fishing Regulations 

Clam, Oyster, and Shrimp Regulations

Geoduck and Sea Cucumber Regulations

Hunting Regulations

Contact Information Update Form

Request for Proposals (RFP)

Contractor Registration

Scholarship Opportunities


Starts Today


Tomorrow


Also Tomorrow

Elders meeting has been rescheduled:
This Wednesday, Nov. 13th

For more information, contact Dorinda Thein


Tuesday Tips and Tricks

911 is to be used for emergencies only.

Do not dial 911 for a non-emergency.
Instead, dial the non-emergency Squaxin Island Public Safety & Justice telephone number:
(360) 426-4441.

Types of non-emergency incidents that should be reported to (360) 426-4441:

· A property damage accident
· Break-in to a vehicle (when suspect is gone)
· Theft of property (when suspect is gone)
· Vandalism (when suspect is gone)
· Panhandlers
· Intoxicated persons who are not disorderly.
· Dogs barking or at large.

The quickest way to get a Squaxin Police Officer to respond is call 9-1-1 or (360) 426-4441.


Veterans Day at the MLRC and Veterans Memorial

Bev Hawks, her daughter, Deanna Mesplie, and her
granddaughters, Milah and Ivy Hawks, wrapped the veterans
paddles with love and ribbons and placed bouquets
in honor of each branch of service.

Bev Hawks blanketed in honor of her brothers who served

Gus who learned his law enforcement skills in the military

Joe Seymour

Thank you to all our veterans
and those who love and support them,
with special thanks to Bev, Deanna, Milah, and Ivy!

From Bev –
“Thank you, Deanna, Milah, and Ivy, for helping me decorate our
Veteran’s Memorial with ribbons. I APPRECIATE YOUR HELP.
Some have a pom poms on them. The pom poms were for my
uncles, John Harvey & Delbert Krise, my brothers, John Yum
& Lil Harvey Krise, a lot of cousins and special people,
our VETERANS. I am thankful to the museum staff who put a
good spread out to feed us and for the ones who shared stories
of their service. My Hands are up to you all!”

Photos by Bev, Charlene and Theresa











Elders Inc. is in the process
of planning the next trip – Spring 2025

If you are interested in participating, please contact:

or
(360) 480-1329

Raffle Coming Up
The Holiday Season is fast approaching, the Squaxin Island Elders Fundraising Committee will be raffling off baskets at our local events.

If anyone has blankets, baskets, jewelry, native art, native items or any other items we could raffle, we would gladly accept your donation.

Please contact Shelby Riley at (253) 278-2871.  

The Elders Program greatly appreciates your help.



Designated clam digger needed
Please call (360) 427-7453


Fishing Gear for Sale

Large corks – .50 each
Irregular corks – .25 each
Lead line and cork line – make an offer
(360) 490-6750


Thought for the Day

The thankful receiver bears a plentiful harvest.
– William Blake


Joke for the Day


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