Tulalip News

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08/01/2025

A gorgeous day at the Tulalip Marina!

Happy Friday!

07/31/2025

On Sunday, July 27, Tulalip was one of many stops on this year’s Canoe Journey, as the pullers make their way to the final landing destination of Lower Elwha.

By Kalvin Valdillez, Tulalip News On the bluff overlooking Tulalip Bay, four young women proudly stood tall on the afternoon of July 27. They watched the distant waters as dozens of canoes approached the shoreline one by one. A representative from each canoe family spoke of their travels on the wate...

07/31/2025

From Tulalip Bay Fire Department, Monday July 28:

Tulalip Bay Fire is honored to provide EMS support during the 2025 Canoe Journey — a sacred and powerful gathering where Indigenous communities reconnect with their heritage, ancestors, and spiritual traditions.

From the canoe landing to the salmon bake and the joyful moments in between, it was a privilege to stand by in service, ensuring everyone could safely celebrate culture, community, and connection.

Thank you to Tulalip News for capturing the beauty of the day, and to all who made this event so meaningful. We’re proud to serve — always ready, always here for our people.

07/30/2025

After 20 years of devoted service, we are saying farewell to Dave Sienko, a pillar of language revitalization efforts.

From all of us within the Tulalip community, day̓ čəd ɬušudubicid (Be seeing you again).

By Micheal Rios, Tulalip News After 20 years of devoted service, we are saying farewell to Dave Sienko, a pillar of language revitalization efforts. Known reservation-wide as Lushootseed’s Media Developer and behind the scenes tech guru, Dave’s legacy stretches far beyond his job title. He helpe...

07/30/2025

07/30/2025

Things have been relatively quiet in the NBA since the end of Summer League, and we're getting to that point of the offseason where most moves teams make are mi

07/30/2025

Tsunami Update – Nooksack Indian Tribe, 7:54pm on Tuesday, July 29, 2025

Our paddlers in Port Townsend are safe. Our on-site team is in communication with our team at home, and we will continue to provide updates as information becomes available.

It has been confirmed that the camping area is not in the danger zone. Canoes are being moved to higher ground out of an abundance of caution. A skipper meeting has already been held to review the situation, and multiple Emergency Management teams are in active communication to ensure the safety of all paddlers.

Our hands are raised to them for their strength, preparedness, and care for one another.

07/30/2025

Updated at 10:40 a.m.: The advisory for Washington state has been CANCELLED. At this time there is no tsunami threat to the Washington coast. Check out http://tsunami.gov for more information.

There still may be strong currents so we advise folks to stay cautious if they go near the water. Stay tuned to Washington State Parks & Recreation Commission to see when the beaches will be reopened.

Find ways to get tsunami alerts at mil.wa.gov/alerts

Find emergency kit information at mil.wa.gov/kits

07/29/2025