Stillaguamish Tribe to celebrate Festival of the River
The Stillaguamish Tribe will celebrate the Festival of the River this weekend beginning at 10 a.m. Saturday and Sunday at River Meadows County Park, 20416 Jordan Road, east of Arlington.…
New video: Carving a canoe for the Stillaguamish Tribe
Lummi Nation master carver Felix Solomon has been studying traditional canoes for several years. When a 300-year-old cedar tree, buried for the last 100 years, was uncovered in the Stillaguamish…
Canoe journey to Makah 2010
This year's annual paddle journey is underway this week in Neah Bay where the Makah Tribe is hosting the 86 canoes. Pictures from parts of the journey and landing in…
Steaming helps Stillaguamish canoe take final shape
A canoe being carved for the Stillaguamish Tribe by Lummi Nation master carver Felix Solomon was steamed last week, to help it take its final shape. The Daily Herald has…
Stillaguamish Tribe brings Pilchuck Park to life
ARLINGTON - Local elementary school students were invited to help landscape the Stillaguamish Tribe's new Pilchuck Park recently, as part of their studies in salmon stewardship. Franchesca Perez, the tribe's…
Herald: Stillaguamish Tribe carves a link to its long-lost past
The Daily Herald reports on the first canoe being carved for the Stillaguamish Tribe in what is believed to be about 100 years. When the Stillaguamish Tribe suffered its diaspora…
Stillaguamish Tribe carves first canoe in 100 years
A Stillaguamish tribal canoe is being carved for the first time in what is believed to be 100 years. Lummi master carver Felix Solomon is carving the canoe while teaching…
Stillaguamish wetland restoration expands with state cooperation
ARLINGTON -- The state Department of Transportation (DOT) and a crew of inmates are helping the Stillaguamish Tribe restore 40 acres of floodplain adjacent to Interstate 5. The tribe acquired…
The Herald: Testing for drugs in the Stillaguamish River
The Stillaguamish Tribe is working with the city of Arlington and the USGS to look at the levels of pharmaceuticals that contaminate our rivers. The Herald: Hormone replacement pills and…
Tribes have hope for Obama
The Daily Herald of Everett: The new president has been in office for less than 24 hours, but the Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission is wasting no time in making their…