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A James Madison #sculpture in downtown Everett we missed in the past. This #Tulalip #artist has amazing #art throughout the #PacificNorthwest.
#indigenousartist #indigenousart

#Tulalip #artist James Madison trifecta Sasquatch #art installation reppin' the West side is now on view at the Schack Art Center🔥! #indigenousartist
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#tulalip #washington #views #flabbergasted

Viewing the sea from under a barnacle encrusted pier with land and blue skies in the background

Under the pier at Kayak Point, Washington

#BlueSkyArtShow #Texture #PortSusan #Tulalip #Barnacles #Photography #PNW #PugetSound #SaturdaySeas

For those interested in #pnw arts & crafts, check out this article about James Madison, Storyteller & Craftsman of the Tulalip.

#EastCoastKin #Tulalip #Seattle

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#Tulalip #artist James Madison honors #MMIW all year with his bold #art💚🪲

More photos of Jonathan
#Marysville #Arlington #Everett #LakeStevens #Edmonds #Stanwood #GraniteFalls #Shoreline #Bothell #Seattle #Kirkland #Bellevue #Bellingham #MtVernon #Tulalip #Snohomish #Skagit #King #WashingtonState #Oregon

One of our favorites by James Madison and family at #Tulalip. Mind boggling beauty - cedar carving with glass accents💚🪲

Boating in Puget Sound is always a delight, but seeing orca takes it to another level 🥰

Yesterday, in Possession Sound, near Tulalip

#TransientOrca #T46s #Orca #PugetSound #PNW #Boating #PossessionSound #Tulalip #WhaleWatching #MarineLife

I’m so honored to be invited to share at Hibulb Cultural Center at Tulalip Tribes from 1 to 2 pm on Saturday, March 8th! I’ll look forward to visiting with any friends, colleagues, and former students able to join me… #nativeamerican #Yakama #Tulalip #liberation #socialjustice #mentalhealth

Say “I Love You” in Lushootseed!

This Valentine’s Day, share your love the Lushootseed way! In Lushootseed, “I love you” is said as:

ʔəsx̌aƛ̕tubicid čəd

🔊 Hear the pronunciation here: bit.ly/2E7kEcI

Art: WAYNE EDENSHAW Haïda “Eagle's Heart”

#Hibulb #Tulalip #Lushootseed #ILoveYou #ValentinesDay

💖 “I Love You” in Lushootseed! 💖
ʔəsx̌aƛ̕tubicid čəd

🔊 pronunciation here: bit.ly/2E7kEcI

Hibulb Cultural Center-learn Lushootseed language & keep Tulalip (Coast Salish) traditions alive.

Art: WAYNE EDENSHAW Haïda “Eagle's Heart”

#Hibulb #Tulalip #Lushootseed #ILoveYou #ValentinesDay

A great weekend at #Tulalip Resort and Casino! The room was great with attention to detail. Gambled, lost some and won some. First time did sports betting on the Super Bowl. I hope the Eagles win 😜

For #Tulalip, this means their Tribe will have greater access to and ownership of their public health data, including how it is collected, stored, and used in DOH datasets.

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Boom City is unhinged.

#Tulalip

The lights at the Tulalip Resort Casino are beautiful in the crisp winter air! Glad to be meeting here with my fellow WA House Democrats as we prepare for the start of a new legislative session! Thank you to the #Tulalip Tribes for hosting us!

Tulalip holiday light display.

#Tulalip
#PNW

Bright and colorful holiday lights.

Pathway at night, illuminated by colorful holiday lights.

Night view of trees adorned with colorful holiday lights and reflecting in a pond.

A nighttime view of whale statues and a fountain, with colorful holiday lights reflecting in the water.

Dark and dreary rainy day…colorful and bright night. This will take your mind off of January 20, 2025 for a split-second… #holidaylights #tulalip

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Christmas song Sleep little baby, in Lushootseed.
Sung by #Tulalip #Lushootseed teachers.
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Tulalip, Marysville, Still Grasping at Answers for Shooting TULALIP – Deborah Parker’s son was going to sit with Jaylen Ray Fryberg for lunch in the Marysville Pilchuck High School cafeteria on October 24. “He had just talked to him,” Parker told ICTMN. The boys joked around and Jaylen laughed. All seemed normal.“They were about to have lunch when [my son] went out to his car,” Parker said. “That’s when he heard the shots.”No one saw this coming, Tulalip citizen Andrew Gobin wrote in the Everett Herald, where he is a reporter. “We know Jaylen became troubled. Why is not clear … The shaken community on both sides of [Interstate] 5 now must put the pieces together, to help each other learn how to heal from this, to understand why.”Parker said, ‘It’s a nightmare for [my son] and it’s a nightmare for all of us. Everyone’s playing out how they could have, would have, should have stopped it.”Vigils continued through the weekend in Tulalip and Marysville, as citizens of the Tulalip Tribes and neighbors united in prayer for the families of those involved in the high school shootings, grasping for understanding as they comforted each other.Investigators reportedly interviewed more than 100 students and others, in an effort to piece together why Fryberg, 14, a culturally involved Tulalip teen who was recently crowned Homecoming prince by his fellow high school freshmen, would shoot five other students with a .40 caliber handgun and then kill himself in the school cafeteria.[[{"fid":"33403","view_mode":"media_original","fields":{"format":"media_original","field_file_image_alt_text[und][0][value]":"","field_file_image_title_text[und][0][value]":""},"type":"media","link_text":null,"attributes":{"alt":"Jaylen Fryberg gave Red Eagle Soaring Native Youth Theatre a song and joined the group onstage at the Experience Music Project museum in Seattle two summers ago. (Photo Courtesy Fern Naomi Renville)","height":"581","width":"381","style":"width: 380px; height: 579px; margin: 2px; float: left;","class":"media-element file-media-original"}}]]Community members were joined at a Tulalip vigil on Saturday by Gov. Jay Inslee and Sen. Maria Cantwell, D-Washington.Families stood watch at Providence Medical Center Everett, where Shaylee Chuckulnaskit and Gia Soriano each fought to recover from a bullet wound to the head; and at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle, where Andrew Fryberg, Jaylen’s cousin, was listed in critical condition with a bullet wound to the head, and Nate Hatch, another cousin, was listed in serious condition with a bullet wound to the jaw.On Sunday morning, Providence Medical Center reported, “Gia Soriano and Shaylee Chuckulnaskit remain in critical condition, and are receiving continual monitoring and care. Both girls continue to be surrounded by family and loved ones, and Providence is doing everything possible to support the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of all who have been affected by this tragedy.” But by Sunday night, officials at Providence reported that Soriano had died.In just 11 hours, 248 people contributed $11,290 to a GoFundMe crowdsourcing fund for the family of Zoe Galasso, who died October 25 from a bullet wound to the head.And the family of Jaylen Fryberg began making arrangements for a traditional burial for their loved one.RELATED: In Wake of School Shooting, Tulalip and Area Communities Unite in Grief and PrayerMany Coast Salish people, particularly those who participate in the annual Canoe Journey, have fond memories of Jaylen Fryberg. Photos of him seemed to bear out the common descriptions of him: athletic, outgoing, active in his culture, always smiling. But those images don’t jibe with messages he is believed to have posted on his Twitter account, which depict a young teenager in the midst of personal crises – what Gobin described in his Everett Herald article as “A few outbursts on social media, a few scuffles, normal freshman angst that came with normal consequences.”He added, “After Friday's events, we are left with questions that may never be answered.”Parker, a Tulalip Tribes council member who has been active in local schools, described Jaylen as “a huggy guy” who was happy and popular with others.“In almost all the pictures I have of him, he’s hugging somebody... He was filled with energy and loved his friends and family and his little cousins,” she said.  “He just had a strong love for his family. When he was singing and drumming, he felt alive. He sang loud and he sang proud. He couldn’t wait to get out on the floor when he danced. This was a young man who loved life. That’s why it’s so shocking.”Fern Naomi Renville, Sisseton Wahpeton, managing director of Red Eagle Soaring Native Youth Theatre in Seattle, remembered two summers ago when Jaylen gave Red Eagle Soaring a song and joined the group onstage at the Experience Music Project museum.“I was so impressed by his sweetness, his powerful voice, and his love for his people,” she wrote to ICTMN. “Today's events are beyond my comprehension and my heart is breaking for all involved. Praying for comfort and healing for everyone affected by this tragedy.”Matt Remle, Lakota, Native liaison at Marysville Pilchuck High School, was emotionally drained late October 25 after spending the morning at Tulalip. “Sadly, this is the high school I work at and the students involved were ones I work directly with. It is still unreal,” he said, earlier, he offered this message over social media: “Love your family and relatives, hold them close and tell them you love them. Reach out to all because we are all relatives. Everyone needs to know that they are loved and appreciated.”

#Tulalip, #Marysville, Still Grasping at Answers for Shooting#MarysvilleShooting #JaylenFryberg #native

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