Tulalip News

01/17/2025

01/17/2025

Tonight!! Heritage basketball vs. Lummi!

5:30 Girls
7:00 Boys

It's going to be packed in the building so feel free to catch all the action live on Tulalip TV's Youtube! Just search !

https://www.youtube.com/

01/16/2025

From humble beginnings to an instant crowd favorite, the Dockendorff’s hot dog stand has served locals at many tribal events throughout the past year, including the Lights and Ice festival at the Tulalip Amphitheater.

You can catch Big House of Doggs throughout the year at local gatherings or during their occasional pop ups on the reservation. They are already slated to appear at Boom City and the Bite of Seattle in 2025.

By Kalvin Valdillez, Tulalip News Even through the sound of constant traffic, the familiar melodic piano chords of ‘Still D.R.E.’ could be heard blasting in the parking lot of the now defunct Walmart on Highway 99. It was a fitting and perfect moment, when S-N-double O-P’s voice came on during...

01/16/2025

Washington’s American Indian Health Commission is asking the state legislature to consider a federal waiver that would allow Medicaid to pay traditional Native American healers.

01/15/2025

On Friday, January 10, after an exhausting 18-hour drive into Los Angeles, the Tulalip Bay Fire Department crew faced a grueling 20-hour shift, totaling 38 hours without rest before their first break.

The Tulalip team along with crews from South County, Camano Island and Snohomish are actively working in the Ventura and Balboa neighborhoods.

By Wade Sheldon, Tulalip News; photos from Tulalip Bay Fire Department Facebook One of the most challenging fires in California’s history has engulfed the city of Los Angeles, destroying over 10,000 houses and consuming more than 23,700 acres in Palisades County. The fire began on January 7 and sp...

01/15/2025

The undefeated Marysville Pilchuck Wrestling team continues to shine, securing another inspiring victory against the Monroe Bearcats tonight. MP decisively wrapped up the match with an impressive score of 64-15, showcasing their unwavering determination and skill.

“They did what was expected,” said Coach Tony Hatch of MP. “We are on a whole other level this year, and our goal is to go 17-0 in our dual meets.”

That marks MP’s 13th consecutive victory in dual meets! The excitement doesn't stop there—Marysville has another thrilling match scheduled for Thursday, January 16, and it’s Senior Night! Get ready to cheer on our seniors as they take on Lakewood.

01/14/2025

01/14/2025

Apply now for the 20th Annual IN THE SPIRIT Contemporary Native Arts Exhibition and Festival, a celebration of Native arts and culture.

Are you a Native artist or vendor looking to showcase your talent? We invite you to apply for the 20th Annual IN THE SPIRIT Contemporary Native Arts Exhibition and Festival at the Washington State History Museum. The art exhibition take place from July 12 to September 14, 2025, and the festival will take place on August 9, 2025.

We welcome all Native artists from across the nation to apply. We have featured many art styles, including paintings, basketry, beadwork, textiles, mixed media, video, photography, carvings, jewelry, digital works, and more. Each selected piece will be accompanied by your artist statement, which provides context to your work and its themes.

Artwork and prizes are selected by a blind selection process by a rotating panel of Native art experts. Vendors for the August 9 festival are selected by our Native Advisory Council. Please note that there are separate applications for artists and vendors.

The application deadline is May 4, 2025. Don't miss this opportunity to showcase your talent at the 20th Annual IN THE SPIRIT Contemporary Native Arts Exhibition and Festival. Apply now at: https://bit.ly/4fO5urK

01/14/2025

Tulalip History Project remembers Master Carver Jerry Jones. Jerry became a role model of inspiration through his dedication to family, friends, and tribal...

01/09/2025

"Even though we lost, there are things we can take away from this game, like continuing to play for one another and remaining positive.”

- Lady Hawks forward Raylee Lewis

By Micheal Rios, Tulalip News Scoring has been hard to come by for the (2-5) Tulalip Heritage Lady Hawks. Their average offensive output of 29 points per game can largely be explained by lack of chemistry due to multiple games of missing starters. It’s difficult to build a solid foundation of team...

01/09/2025

“Our main focus right now is to stay playing at our level at all times. Regardless if we’re home or away, or what the score is, we want to be playing Tulalip basketball."

- Heritage Hawks head coach Shawn Sanchey

By Micheal Rios, Tulalip News The (8-0) Heritage Hawks ventured into the realm of Providence Classical Christian on January 6 and came away with yet another resounding W. It’s been a remarkable start to the season for the Tulalip boys who made it their goal from the get go to reach the State tourn...

01/09/2025

🔥🚨 When Mother Nature calls, our firefighters are ready to respond. 🚒 Tulalip Bay Fire firefighters set out this afternoon to help fight wildfires in Southern California. The Palisades, Eaton and Hurst fires have forced the evacuations of over 80,000 people, with powerful winds fueling the deadly wildfires. Our department is honored to have certified wildland firefighters on staff, ready to be deployed to help our neighboring states.

01/08/2025

“Amazing asf.” “Sooo good!” “Fire fr.” “Definitely a must!” “Bussin’” “100/10.” “Girl Ur chamoy SMACC!” “You did your thang on these.” “Obsessed!”

Those direct quotes are just a handful of reviews that can be found in the highlight section of an Instagram page named Munchiezznsweetzz. Also here, there are dozens of live reaction videos that are wholesome and worth the watch to see everyone’s faces, from kids to elders, light up as they take their first bite into a tasty treat made by Tulalip tribal member, Ilivia Hatch.

Said Ilivia, “I do candied grapes, candied pineapples, candied strawberries. I would say the fan favorite is the crack grapes…. I also make cakes, cookies, Mexican treats, I make drinks as well. Another fan favorite is the dulces enchilados, it’s chamoy covered gushers with tajin. It’s one of my best sellers along with the crack grapes.”

By Kalvin Valdillez; photos courtesy of Ilivia Hatch “Amazing asf.” “Sooo good!” “Fire fr.” “Definitely a must!” “Bussin’” “100/10.” “Girl Ur chamoy SMACC!” “You did your thang on these.” “Obsessed!”  Those direct quotes are just a handful of reviews that can b...

01/08/2025

In developing “North of North,” a new Inuk comedy co-produced by APTN, CBC and Netflix, the creators made one thing clear: it had to be “a h***y show.”

“So often Indigenous women don’t have any bodily autonomy in shows and aren’t allowed to enjoy s*x. They’re often victims of it,” said Nunavut-born co-creator Stacey Aglok MacDonald.

“We really wanted to show Inuit women and Indigenous women being in control of their bodies, having feelings and wanting romance and wanting s*x and all of that stuff.”

Turning to star Anna Lambe and co-creator Alethea Arnaquq-Baril, who were sitting beside her, she added: “It also felt real to us, and we’re all about authenticity.”

Read the full story at APTN News aptnnews[dot]ca/national-news/twisted-and-s*xy-new-comedy-north-of-north-redefines-inuit-womens-stories/