Upriver Caregivers Association Meeting will be held today at the Hoopa College of the Redwoods, Room 3 at 3pm. This meeting is open to all past, present, and future caregivers, foster parents, teachers, medical personnel, ICWA, community members, county worker, and tribal departments, etc. Come offer your ideas and resources, ask questions and more. For more information call Monique at 805-403-6744.

Humboldt County Department of Health & Human Services Mobile Outreach will be in Hoopa on Highway 96 next to the Coast Central Credit Bank on Wednesday, April 27th from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. next to Coast Central Credit Union. Visitors to the bus can be assisted with CalFresh, MediCal, In-Home Supportive Services, Veterans Services and Child Support. Humboldt County Mental Health Clinicians will provide on-board counseling and can link clients up with supportive case management. For more information about program services, please call (707) 441-4650.

Dream Quests 5th Annual Swing Concert, Dinner and Dance is on Friday, April 29th from 6-9pm, at the Willow Creek VFW Hall. College of the Redwoods Jazz Orchestra will be playing. You can get your tickets at the door or at Dream Quest, you can give them a call at 629-3564.

The American Legion Hall hosts Prize Bingo today, May 2nd from 6-10pm. Concession stand will be available and lots of prizes. All proceeds go towards the American Legion Hall activities and events.

TEPA is hosting a free white goods and scrap metal drop off event. Open from 9am-12noon closed for lunch and open again from 1pm- 4:30pm. All electric appliances are welcome but must be trash free. Automotive scrap metals with oil residuals are not allowed. Drop off location will me at the Masonite Mill Creek Site on Hwy 96, across from Squires Housing. There is free pick up avail able for elders 65 and older from April 24th to May 4th, you must request pick ups by April 27th. Call TEPA for further details at 625-5515.

TEPA is hosting a free white goods and scrap metal drop off event. Open from 9am-12noon closed for lunch and open again from 1pm- 4:30pm. All electric appliances are welcome but must be trash free. Automotive scrap metals with oil residuals are not allowed. Drop off location will me at the Masonite Mill Creek Site on Hwy 96, across from Squires Housing. There is free pick up avail able for elders 65 and older from April 24th to May 4th, you must request pick ups by April 27th. Call TEPA for further details at 625-5515.

TEPA is hosting a free white goods and scrap metal drop off event. Open from 9am-12noon closed for lunch and open again from 1pm- 4:30pm. All electric appliances are welcome but must be trash free. Automotive scrap metals with oil residuals are not allowed. Drop off location will me at the Masonite Mill Creek Site on Hwy 96, across from Squires Housing. There is free pick up avail able for elders 65 and older from April 24th to May 4th, you must request pick ups by April 27th. Call TEPA for further details at 625-5515.

Save the Date for The Redwood Coast Career Fair. Further Details will be following soon.

Last year over 60 employers and 425 job seekers took part with great success. If you would like to reserve a booth call 707-445-6530 or email anthony.rivera@edd.ca.gov

Friday, June 03, 2016 – The Native American choices for president (so far)

Sovereignty, land use, health care and education are a few of the issues that Native American voters are keeping their eyes on during the elections. Senator Bernie Sanders has gone out of his way to meet with tribal leaders and speak up about Native American interests. But is he the right candidate for Indian Country? As the two major parties get ready to formally nominate their presidential candidates we revisit the issues and promises that are important to you.