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Please use the following link to download the August 1, 2026 issue of the syəcəb
The crowd collectively held its breath as a bubblegum pink lowrider rose skyward as the hydraulic suspension flexed to life. With the flick of a switch, the custom Chevrolet Monte Carlo bounced effortlessly on command before balancing dramatically on three wheels, its polished chrome glistening beneath the Sunday afternoon sun.
On Thursday, July 30, Kendall Chevrolet celebrated the grand opening of its new dealership on the Tulalip Reservation, unveiling a state-of-the-art 34-bay service facility that is the first completed Chevrolet dealership in the world built under the company's newest global design. Tribal leaders, General Motors executives, Kendall employees, project partners and community members gathered for a ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating the milestone after approximately 15 months of construction.
From a fearless three-year-old determined to ride anything with four wheels to a history-making rookie sprint car driver, Sage Parker is at it again. The 13-year-old Tulalip tribal member, known as Savage Sage, showcased his talents behind the wheel as he competed in the 600R sprint car class. He reached the winners' podium at the 43rd Clay Cup Nationals, held at Deming Speedway on July 16-18.
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With profound sadness and endless love, we announce the passing of Teresa K. Brown, who peacefully gained her wings on July 30, 2026, surrounded by the love of her family. Born on December 27, 1953, in Arlington, Washington , Teresa was the cherished daughter of Sid Mix and Dorothy “Tutt” Tryon. She leaves behind her husband, children, grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. She has now returned home to be with her loved ones who welcomed her into eternal peace.
What unfolded during the afternoon of July 31 st outside Native American Bank looked less like a customer appreciation event and much more like a neighborhood celebration. Children bouncing inside an inflatable playhouse mixed with the cheers of teenagers trying to dunk willing volunteers into a tank of water. Families carried containers filled with Tulalip-inspired deliciousness while others cooled off with popsicles under the summer sun.
On Tuesday, Aug. 5, the Tulalip Police Department welcomed families, friends, and community members to the Tulalip Amphitheater for National Night Out 2026, an evening dedicated to strengthening relationships between law enforcement and the community they serve. Throughout the event, attendees connected with officers, first responders, and representatives from various tribal departments while enjoying a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere.
As wildfires and smoke continue affecting Indigenous communities across the state, the Tulalip Bay Fire Department offered aid with the Kaiser Canyon fire located within the boundaries of the Colville Reservation. Washington State emergency services are stretched thin, and after multiple evacuation orders, the fire department responded on July 23 by sending a team that included medics and a brush truck.
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