Mother of the
Wolf Children

The legend of the mother and wolf children describe the origin of the village on Sequim Bay.
She is carved with her digging stick and harvested clams, a delicacy, and important resource for the Tribe throughout history.
 
From the Dance Plaza House Post Carvings - Dale Faulstich, Lead Carver and Designer.
Assistant Carvers: Nathan Gilles and Ed Charles. Volunteer carvers: Harry Burlingone and Don Walsh.

 
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Siri Hiltz

1st Quarter 2013

Jamestown Employee Honor Award Recipient


 

 

Siri Hiltz

 

Please join me in congratulating Siri Hiltz of the Planning department who has been selected as the 1st quarter honoree for the Jamestown Employee Honor Award.  The quarterly Jamestown Employee Honor Award recognizes employees who go above and beyond by providing exceptional service, demonstrating creativity resulting in cost savings or efficiency, playing a key role as a volunteer for tribal functions/events, acting as an ambassador to the community and demonstrating a high level of initiative.

 

Here’s an excerpt from the nomination Siri received illustrating her contributions to our workplace:

 

“Siri has changed the way staff and decision-makers view the Library – what it does, what it has the potential to do….She has been able to recruit and influence staff and community members to participate in creating meaningful experiences for program participants…She has taken the Library to an entirely new level by coordinating programs and resources.  Comments from staff and others include: Under Siri’s leadership we are training JST Citizens in modern library sciences, we are offering research services to staff and developing important financial literacy curricula that support our housing programs…..I see the Library becoming more intertwined in tribal programs…to me, the Library has attained such a presence here at the Tribe that I can’t imagine doing without it.” 

 

             - By Robin Hake, Human Resources Director


 

 

     

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