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Tolowa Dee-ni' NationThe community is invited to a community design meeting to help the Nation plan a neighborhood-level...
Tolowa Dee-ni' NationThe community is invited to a community design meeting to help the Nation plan a neighborhood-level...
Tolowa Dee-ni' NationThe community is invited to a community design meeting to help the Nation plan a neighborhood-level...

Published on: 03/13/2026

This news was posted by Curry County Chamber of Commerce

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Tolowa Dee-ni' Nation
The community is invited to a community design meeting to help the Nation plan a neighborhood-level resilience center!
The meeting is 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. March 31 at the Tolowa Event Center at Lucky 7 Casino.
Dinner will be provided.
Join us as we discuss ideas and plans for a center that will provide shelter and resources during emergencies, and provide year-round services that build overall community resilience.
For more information call Marshall Berry at 707-487-9255, ext. 1232

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