The Opioid Crisis Part 1: Your Medicine Cabinet
It is a common misconception that our community has drug dealers skulking about, offering heroin to passing school children in an attempt to get them hooked on opioids. The truth […]
About Jon Anderson
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Suquamish Foundation’s Time To Gather Raises 50K
March 28, 2017 in Foundation News, Frontpage Article /by Jon AndersonThe Suquamish Foundation held its annual “A Time to Gather” fundraising event Friday, March 24, at Kiana Lodge. The sold-out crowd of enthusiastic bidders helped the Foundation reach its $50,000 […]
Suquamish Tribe General Council 2017 Election
March 28, 2017 in Frontpage Article /by Jon AndersonThe Suquamish Tribe annual General Council meeting was held March 18-19, 2017 at Kiana Lodge. In addition to hearing reports from departments throughout government and business operations, Suquamish Tribal Members […]
Lawrence To Perform at Time to Gather
March 8, 2017 in Foundation News /by Jon AndersonSuquamish vocalist Calina Lawrence to be featured performer at Suquamish Foundation’s popular spring event. Vocal artist and activist Calina Lawrence will be performing at the annual Time to Gather event this […]
Suquamish Foundation Announces A Time to Gather
February 23, 2017 in Foundation News /by Jon AndersonThe New Year is here. What does it hold for us? Times may feel uncertain. And yet, one thing is absolutely certain; for those who treasure the sacred, priceless beauty […]
Suquamish Police: Training That Matters
February 16, 2017 in Chief's Corner /by Jon AndersonDid you know that Suquamish Police Officers get over 400% more training each year than the State of Washington requires? Or, that we have the toughest ongoing fitness requirements for Patrol […]
Ribbons of Resilience
February 8, 2017 in Foundation News /by Jon AndersonSuquamish Foundation thanks community for support, pledges to host another fashion showcase next year. by Angela Flemming We want to thank all of you who joined us for the Suquamish […]
Ocean to Table
January 1, 2017 in Uncategorized /by Jon AndersonOcean to Table is a program at Chief Kitsap Academy designed to give students a hands-on learning experience that incorporates science and culture by taking them on the journey that […]
Making Waves at CKA
October 14, 2016 in Education /by Jon AndersonOregon artist and Yakama Tribal Member Toma Villa has a unique approach to creating murals in Tribal Schools. He incorporates student learning into the process by working directly with Tribal […]
Culvert Removal on Chico Creek
August 4, 2016 in Uncategorized /by Jon AndersonKitty Hawk Drive, just off Chico Way between Silverdale and Bremerton, WA was filled with work trucks and men in hard hats last summer. The relatively small, inconspicuous roadway was […]