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2006:
Feasts & Festivities |
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26th – SON planning retreat at Camp Indianola |
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vMarch
30th – participated
in Bainbridge Island Japanese American Memorial inter-faith event |
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vSpring,
2006 – Election of officers at
annual meeting
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vMay
21st – SON
5th
Annual Potluck & Celebration
 Over
150 people shared the feast and festivities. Bella Luna Pizzeria
and the Suquamish Canoe Families Song and Dance group were
honored. Elder, Rich Demain, master carver presented SON with a foot long traditional tribal canoe with paddles which he said represents the work we have done to strengthen the community.
For details go to 5th
Annual Potluck & Celebration and potluck
photos. |
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vJuly
30th Inter-tribal Canoe Journey Community Potluck.
SON volunteeers helped out the entire weekend.
See Canoe Journey
Thank You for photos and details.. |
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| vAugust
Chief Seattle Days Attended Chief Sealth graveside ceremony. Seattle Mayor Greg
Nichols is first Seattle mayor to attend the ceremony. He and his wife were honored along with our members
Virginia Cowling and Jim Henry. Our new SON banner was used in the parade and displayed for the weekend. |
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| vAugust
SON's Sarah van Gelder named to the Suquamish Foundation |
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vSeptember
SON members participated in the
ceremony honoring Virginia Cowling. For the story,
go to Suquamish
Honors Cowling. |
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| vOctober
Co-hosted
"meet and greet" to re-elect tribal ally.
Represenative Sherry Appleton, at Bella Luna |
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vNovember
SON
members took a very active part in the elections. |
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vDuring
2006, SON members expanded their community
participation:
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