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Thanks to the dedication and hard work of Tribal membership, the Tribe was once again recognized as a Tribal Sovereign Government with the signing of Public Law 98-481 on October 17, 1984.  \nA group of Tribal members gathered outside of the Three Rivers Casino Resort in the morning to shuttle to the Waite Ranch property a few miles up the Siuslaw River. Cultural Stewardship Manager, Jesse Beers, drove a Tribal bus to the site and was one of a few speakers to talk with the group about the renaming of this site. The group traveled back to join other members and family for the Restoration Event.  \nThe doors to the Three Rivers Casino Resort Events Center opened at noonto welcome families in. They spent sometime visiting amongst one another, smiles spread across every face in the crowd, as well as surveying the room and stopping by to visit the booths lined up around the back edge of the events center. Tribal  \ndepartments including Education and Culture & Natural Resources staffed informational booths. Among them were representatives for the Forestry program, the Waite Ranch Restoration Project, Language Revitalization, and the Commercial Tobacco Prevention Program. On display, regalia such as pine nut apronsand beautifully woven dance caps could be admired by all.  \nChairman Brad Kneaper took to the stage and welcomed everyone to the 39th Restoration Celebration. “I’m proud to be here celebrating with all of you, and those that aren’t able to be here in person as well. This is the time to remember the work and the sacrifice of those who got us to this point, including those who have passed on. We can never forget that we endured asa Tribe the long years of termination from 1954 to 1984…with that being said, we also cannot forget that we’ve always been here as a Tribe and we will always be here regardless of any law passed by any other Government.”  \nChair Kneaper went on to recognize all past and present Tribal Council leaders and Chiefs, “I want to thank you personally for  \nall of the work that you’ve done. We have come a long way and we hope to keep this progress going.” Chair continued his thanks by recognizing the Tribal Government and Three Rivers Casino staff, and the work that they do every day for our Tribal Citizens. “This year we celebrate being restored 39 years, our focus is on honoring the restoration of our lands, our language, regalia, and rights to hunt, fish, and gather.”Following Chairman, Chief Doc Slyter provided an invocation and words of thanks before the afternoon meal began.  \nFollowing the afternoons feast, the Cultural Stewardship Manager, Jesse Beers, and Wetlands and Restoration Project Manager, Kyle Terry, gave a presentation regarding the Waite Ranch Restoration Project. “Some of us were able to go visit the site this morning, it’s an awesome restoration project that we are super excited is finally happening. Over ten years in the making and it is finally in its first year of implementation.” Beers and Terry presented a number of slides along with their discussion of the project, outlining the restoration project of the site itself. They highlighted that an important part of  \nContinued on Page 10  \n\n| Presorted Standard U.S . 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