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CHILOQUIN, Ore. - Today [5/10/21], the Klamath Tribes released the following statement: The Klamath Tribes are disappointed in Judge McShane’s ruling denying our request for a preliminary injunction.
Read MoreOn Tuesday, March 16, 2021, Deb Haaland took the oath of office to become the 54th Secretary of the Department of the Interior in a small ceremony with family. The oath of office was administered by Chief of Staff Jennifer Van der Heide.
Read MoreCHILOQUIN, Ore.- The Klamath Tribes of Oregon have recently completed a monumental and historical land acquisition transaction, doubling its current land holdings of roughly 1,100 acres.
Read MoreCHILOQUIN, Ore. - Employees from Klamath Tribal Health received shipments of the Tribes’ first COVID-19 vaccine on Tuesday. Today, nurses issued the first doses to frontline health care workers, to remain available for the Klamath Tribal members as the pandemic continues.
Read MoreCHILOQUIN, Ore. - Two members of the Klamath Tribe have now died due to COVID-19, a 60-year-old man, and a 52-year-old woman. “It is with great regret and heartbreak that the Klamath Tribes announce the first deaths due to COVID-19,” said the Klamath Tribes through a press release.
Read MoreCHILOQUIN, Ore. - Over the weekend The Klamath Tribes made an announcement regarding a person with a positive COVID-19 test had visited the Crater Lake Junction Travel Center adjacent to KlaMoYa Casino on Friday, September 4, 2020. Out of an abundance of caution, the Klamath Tribes Incident Management Team closed the travel center for deep cleaning and sanitation.
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