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Tribe Breaks Ground Graduates the Henu Community Wellness Court Gathered on April 5 to Cele- Brate Its Two Most Recent Graduates May–June 2019 KENAITZE INDIAN TRIBE NEWSLETTER Henu court celebrates Tribe Breaks Ground graduates The Henu Community Wellness Court gathered on April 5 to cele- brate its two most recent graduates. Ty Hawkins and Roy Beaver received certificates for completing the program. To recognize the new people they have become, they also received new names. In introduc- ing their new names, Tribal Court Chief Judge Susan Wells shared the story of Lynx and Wolverine from Peter Kalifornsky’s book, “A De- na’ina Legacy — K’tl’egh’i Sukdu.” Hawkins received the name Idashla, Dena’ina for Wolver- ine, because of his persistence and tenacity. Beaver received the The Tribal Council invited children present at the Education Campus groundbreaking ceremony to name Kazhna, the word for Lynx, help out with the earth moving activities. because of his willingness to do whatever it takes to help a friend. The Henu Community Well- New education campus project ness Court is a joint-jurisdiction therapeutic court, operated by the Kenaitze Indian Tribe and the State kicks off Quarterly meeting of Alaska Court System. The court serves offenders who face legal At its April Quarterly Member- “So, our $10 million building is The Council also announced the trouble stemming from substance ship Meeting, the Tribal Council going to be $4.4 million,” Council purchase of the Beluga Lookout use. Henu has four phases, which discussed Secretarial Election re- Chairperson Wayne D. Wilson Jr. RV Park in Old Town Kenai. Be- take a minimum of 18 months to sults, the status of the Educational said. “That’s still a lot of money, cause the parcel will be part of the complete. Six people have now Fishery, and the new Education but we’ve worked hard to make Dena’ina Wellness Center campus, graduated from the court. Campus before adjourning for a sure we have proper funding.” the Tribe was able to pay cash Both Hawkins and Beaver said groundbreaking ceremony at the Council Treasurer Clinton for the property using third-par- they were initially resistant to par- See HENU, P. 4 Education Campus site. Lageson said Council Members ty revenue from health system “This has been a goal, part of have put in a lot of effort at the operations. Third-party revenue Transportation the strategic plan, for Kenaitze state and national levels to secure is money from private insurance Indian Tribe for and additional several years,” sources other program moves said Council ‘This will bring all of our education than Indian into high gear Vice-Chairperson programs together’ Health Service Bernadine Atchison – Bernadine Atchison, Tribal Council Vice-Chairperson funds. Wilson of the Education said the Tribe The Tribe’s Transportation Campus. “We want would use the program is ready to grow. to pull together Yaghanen, Edu- funding for the project. next couple of years to plan some- The program is open to anyone cation and Career Development, “I’m thankful to all the Council thing “truly amazing” for the site. who has an appointment with one of Head Start – this will bring all of Members. A lot of work has gone “It’s something to be proud of. the Tribe’s programs. While priority our education programs together.” into advocating for funding for We own everything we have, and is given to Elders and to medical ap- Plans for the site include a this building,” Lageson said. we still have money in the bank,” pointments, if you need help getting two-story building with class- Executive Director of Tribal Wilson said. to your appointment, the Transpor- Administration Dawn Nelson said Educational Fishery tation program can help. room and office space, and a one-story building with a large responses to the Tribe’s Request The Council told Tribal Mem- “We want to be helpful where multi-use room that will meet the For Proposals are coming in, and bers that they learned in early we can and when we can. Our needs of the Tribe’s various pro- the goal is to have the building April that the Tribe would not be philosophy is that we meet people grams. It will also accommodate ready for classes in August 2020. allowed to put nets in the water where they are,” Transportation gatherings of up to 300 people. Lageson said the Tribal Employ- until June 16, due to what the Coordinator Brandi Bell said. Council Members said the ment Rights Ordinance Commis- Alaska Department of Fish and Bell said that to this point, estimated cost will be $10 million, sion would be involved to ensure Game said was a concern for king on Mondays, Wednesdays and and outlined a number of grants the Tribal Members have opportu- salmon numbers. The Educational Fridays, drivers had focused on Tribe already has obtained, totaling nities during the construction Fishery usually opens on May 1. transporting Elders to appoint- $5.6 million, to pay for the project. process. See QUARTERLY, P. 2 See TRANSPORTATION, P. 4 2 THE COUNTING CORD May–June 2019 Do you know these people? Help us update their address Tribal Member William Carlough Gabrielle Frost Zane Juliussen Brandi Murphy Winston Smyth Services is seeking Leila Carroll Michael Frost Anthony Kellum Nicole Murray Connor Sniff addresses for the Kenneth Chaffin Brian Frostad Victoria Kelly Christine Navarro Staci Stangarone Marie Chaffin Christopher Frostad Mary Kent Jack Navarro following Tribal Randi Stevens Tina Chaffin Katheryn Frostad Elizabeth Ketah Richard Nevitt Members. To update Nathanyl Connell Vivian Gaines Marshall Kidder Michael Norbett George Stockwell your contact information, Hazel Costanios Amber Gardner Travis Kidder Nathan Ollestad Jolene Sutherland please call Jessica Crump Denise Cox Marisa Garrigues Jonathan Knight Alexis Oskolkoff Michelle Sutherland at 907-335-7204 or email Justin Cox Tanner Geiser Corbin Kooly Kayla Osness Jonathan Swan [email protected]. Stacy Cronin Elijah Gesh Pamela Kooly Debra Page Emma Tanner James Cross Amee Gibson-Rehder Zachary Kooly Jared Page Jeffrey Taylor Christopher Anderson Samantha Cross William Green Douglas Lecceardone Jayna Page John Taylor Dianne Arendt James Cross Jr Mathew Gregoire Henry Lecceardone Kerissa Perata Lori Ashton Megan Cunningham Cameron Grothe Cindy Lesamiz Delores Petterson Megan Thompson Sonya Astad Jason Curtis Garrett Grothe Julie Levesque Lucy Pitto Crystal Tilley Allan Baldwin Edward Darien Linda Guenthner Ryan Lewis Snowydel Poage Kelli Toledo - Frostad Daniel Baldwin Robert Darien Joseph Hansen Cherie Lindstrom Jenna Pomeroy Barbara Tonnema Jonathon Baldwin Lisa Darien-Hileman Nelson Harker Lynda Longoria Betty Porter Sarah Tressler Raymond Batt III Leilanie Davis Danielle Hartnett Amber Lorenzo Roger Randall Logan Trigg Maximillian Baty Rebecca Davis Nathaniel Hartnett Anthony Lorenzo Arthur Raymond Taha Trigg Jackson Bergmann Rosa Davis Samuel Hatfield Gregory Lorenzo Enoch Reams Madison Bergmann Robert Davis, Jr. Emily Hawley Samuel Lorenzo Miles Richardson Courtney Tweedy Joel Blatchford Angela Davis-Coilton Preston Hawley Victorio Lorenzo Autumn Richardson-Card Tristin Vitalis Amanda Bliss Clifford Dean Priscilla Hawley Roman Lott Christina Rifredi Megan Webb Claude Bocatch Lisa Dean Sentilla Hawley Calvin Mack Grier Roberts Ragan Webber Hilma Bocatch Tracy Deitz Virginia Hoak Gerald Mahle Jr. Darick Robison Heather Wenzel Joseph Bogard Emelie Demidoff David Holzwarth Gerald Mahle Sr Steven Rodrigues Valeria Wessel Autumn Boling Michele Denesha Jessica Huf Darla Mamaloff Lily Ross Camryn Boulette Elsie Dexter Natasha Huf Sandra Marcus James Rouse III Norma Wheeler Christopher Brandt Clifford Dolchok Taylor Huf Nadine Maupin Jon Sacaloff Jordan Wik Jonathan Brandt Mack Dolchok Neil Hunter Lane Mccurdy Nick Sacaloff Shyanne Williams Erica Branson Christopher Edelman Raymond Ivanoff Shawn Mccurdy James Sanders Nicole Williford Hunter Brown Drasanna Edelman Naomi Jackinsky Freddie Mcneal Alvaro Sandoval Raven Willoya-Williams James Brown Jay Edelman Jay Jennings Marika Mcneal Veronica Sandoval Brandon Wilson Jordan Brown Edwin Edelman Jr Tamara Johansen Tijah Mcneal James Scaggs Brandon Wilson Kendal Brown Courtney Edwards Austin Johnson Anthony Mesa Susan Schaller Kesley Brown Jamie Edwards Kristin Johnson Bernadette Mesa Samuel Schimmel Sarah Wilson Danielle Browning Jarrod Edwards Micah Johnson Violet Mesa Sarah Scott Stephan Wilson Richard Brunni David Engelstad Randee Johnson John Miller Carol Seibert Joshua Wolf Walter Burt Patricia England Ryan Johnson Mikayla Miller Michael Seibert Norman Wood Jr Manual Busane Daniel Faucett Alison Jones Natasha Miller Kendra Shepherd Heidi Wright Mariano Busane Randon Flood Hali Jones Brittney Mills Maryah Showalter Jesse Wright Margaret Byron Richard Flood Josephine Jones Grace Mills Lori Sloan` Neshonie Wright Christopher Callender Robert Flood Neal Jones Casey Mitchell James Smagge Kayleen Cameron-Levine Jolene Foree Michael Juliussen Debra Moore Erica Smith Alyssa Wright-Nelson Jennifer Campbell Louis Forstner V Samuel Juliussen Richard Mueller Shannon Smith Devin Zajac Michael Carlough Ashley Frost Winter Juliussen Karina Munson Eric Smyth QUARTERLY, FROM P. 1 does open, nets will be kept in the NIEA seat provides Wilson said the Tribal Council water longer, through the low tides. has been meeting with Sky Star- Tribal Member Services also will key, an attorney with experience keep a waiting list of people to call on in Alaska Native tribal and sub- days a large number of fish come to national voice for Tribe sistence rights. The Council would the net. He encouraged those who do well to share, especially with Elders. On April 13, I accepted a seat theme for the NIEA Convention, like to have a subsistence fishery to avoid some of the limitations of an The discussion also touched on on the National Indian Education Oct. 8-12: “Celebrating 50 Years educational fishery. other harvest opportunities, from Association Board of Directors of Building Education Nations: Council and Tribal Members gear changes at the fishery to the starting immediately, Strengthening and Ad- were critical of Gov. Michael use of other traditional methods. with my first board vancing Native Control Dunleavy’s administration, and The moose harvest program also meeting on May 23.
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