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Tribal Health To Host Community Art Event This Friday (opens the original)
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ST. IGNATIUS â The Community Art Gathering is a collaborative event between the Reason To Live Suicide Prevention Program and the Montana 988 Project. The workshop will take place from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m on Friday, Sept. 25th at the St. Ignatius Fitness Center Gym and is being held in recognition of both National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month and National Recovery Month. The purpose of this gathering is to bring community members together to create artwork and design concepts for a new 988
Reservation’s Latest Skatepark Opens in Hot Springs (opens the original)
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HOT SPRINGS â A new skatepark built through Pearl Jam bassist Jeff Amentâs Montana Pool Service foundation drew roughly 50 residents in Hot Springs for its debut, giving local kids a new place to ride and gather. Boards of Missoula, a nonprofit that helps build skateparks across the state, worked alongside Amentâs foundation to bring the project to Hot Springs to bring safety gear to the community. For 15 years, Ament has helped fund skatepark projects in Montana and beyond, along with art
Polson District Hosts PIR Day for Lake County District Schools (opens the original)
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POLSON, Mont.âThe Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes Education Department organized the 31st annual Professional Instruction and Renewal (PIR) Day at Polson School District this year, marking the first time in recent years that the district hosted the event, according to organizers. Education director Michelle Mitchell recalled attending PIR Day as a participant years ago and now oversees the event. âFirst year back in Polson. Weâve had it in Ronan for two, but these guys were done e
Wildfire Preparation Can Save Lives (opens the original)
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ELMO â Courtney Old Chief told residents gathered at the Elmo Community Center on Wednesday that preparing for a wildfire, not reacting to one, is what saves lives. Old Chief, an enrolled member of the Blackfeet Tribe and a Wildlife and Fisheries Management student at Salish Kootenai College, delivered the presentation as the capstone project for a three-month internship with the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribesâ Natural Resources Department. The event drew CSKT Division of Fire staff
CSKT Members Urged to Update Address Through Enrollment Department (opens the original)
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PABLO â Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes members are being reminded to update their mailing address directly through the Office of Records Management & Enrollment after they move or change address. This reminder comes after confusion arose over how address changes are handled across tribal departments. The enrollment office maintains the official individual files for tribal members and their descendants and update those records daily. Its responsibilities include processing address chan
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