California Valley Miwok Tribe Concludes Updates of 2019
The September Food for Tribal Families delivery would soon be dispersed to needy tribal families due to the many that were coming over in the evening to also receive some home cook'in that our elder Mildred Burley had spent the day preparing.
California Valley Miwok Tribe Concludes Updates of 2019
The September USDA Food Delivery would be the last at the Shippee Lane tribal offices.
Because of illegal interference into tribal affairs the tribes need to better utilize resources necessitated a relocation within it's aboriginal territories and service area. USDA Food Distribution Specialist, "Ronald Buckman" pictured.
California Valley Miwok Tribe Concludes Updates of 2019
During the October delivery Tribal Food Director, Mildred Burley is looking over one box that contained a very generous donation of expensive meats from one Morada resident that is a very good friend of the tribe.
California Valley Miwok Tribe Concludes Updates of 2019
The October USDA distribution was held at the tribal offices new address and appears to have continued without a hitch. A few new applications were processed and the tribe made arrangements for pick-up and delivery for existing distributee's.
California Valley Miwok Tribe Concludes Updates of 2019
The November distribution of was much appreciated due to turkey's of various sizes generously donated by Walmart Stores Inc. so that every tribal family would have a turkey for Thanksgiving.
California Valley Miwok Tribe Concludes Updates of 2019
November distributions being prepared by Tule River USDA Food Distribution Specialist, "Ronald Buckman".
California Valley Miwok Tribe Concludes Updates of 2019
Christmas (FFTF) distribution was extra special with roasts and hams and all of the holiday trimmings. There were also gifts for tribal children, (Food for Tribal Families) Director Mildred Burley looking tired also stayed up all night making treats for our tribal citizens.
California Valley Miwok Tribe Concludes Updates of 2019
December Distribution saw a nice selection of foods for Christmas dinners. Not knowing if flash would work this picture was taken about half way through. By end of distribution truck was completely loaded and very early the next morning deliveries commenced throughout the counties in which the tribes community of citizens resides.
The California Valley Miwok Tribe, with its new offices located at 14807 Avenida Central La Grange, Ca. 95329, has continued to represent its citizens through its duly elected government, uninterrupted since relocating to its new address September of 2019.
The tribe still experiences attempts by outside interests to interfere with its self-governance, but remains resolute in protecting the rights of its citizens and representations made on their behalf.
So much has happened and so much has and remains protected by various federal, state, county and city governments, current federal programs and tribal citizens all acting on the tribes behalf.
The tribe wants to especially thank its legal representation by Peter Lepsch of Fredericks Peebles & Patterson LLP on federal matters and Manuel Corrales of Gilleon Law Firm on previous federal and all existing state matters.
The tribe looks forward to the future and continued success of not only our government and the individual lives of our citizens, but of all American citizens may we all prosper, have opportunity and have our individual rights not infringed upon in this new year.
