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Indigenous People’s Day

Published 1:30 am Friday, October 15, 2021

To celebrate Indigenous People’s Day Oct. 11, Celeste Loneia, a Suquamish artist and master weaver, teaches students at Island School about the uses of cedar and the role people play in protecting natural resources. She also made fry bread. First-graders read a story about salmon and other students shared information they learned about things like snowshoes and also played music by Suquamish artist Calina Lawrence. Courtesy Photo

To celebrate Indigenous People’s Day Oct. 11, Celeste Loneia, a Suquamish artist and master weaver, teaches students at Island School about the uses of cedar and the role people play in protecting natural resources. She also made fry bread. First-graders read a story about salmon and other students shared information they learned about things like snowshoes and also played music by Suquamish artist Calina Lawrence. Courtesy Photo

To celebrate Indigenous People’s Day Oct. 11, Celeste Loneia, a Suquamish artist and master weaver, teaches students at Island School about the uses of cedar and the role people play in protecting natural resources. She also made fry bread. First-graders read a story about salmon and other students shared information they learned about things like snowshoes and also played music by Suquamish artist Calina Lawrence.

Courtesy Photo

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