Here is my campaign flyer that should have arrived in your mailboxes. I provided the pictures below for a visual reference. Since it is a pdf. file, it is best viewed that way via this link. Michael Langely #1 – 2020 Tribal Elections_PROOF My phone number is included, but I will provide it again here: … More 2020 Campaign Flyer
Three years ago, I was campaigning during my second attempt at Tribal Council. Listening to members and discussing ideas is what this job is all about. That kind of work during the campaign never really stopped once voted onto a seat at the table of Tribal Council. The number and diversity of people, including the … More Tilixam Wawa Candidate Statement
From May Tilixam Wawa submission Note: since this submission members are also receiving $600 for June, July and August and the rules have changed for the CARES Act funding we received. One thing I have learned over my 53 years is the importance of taking time for full consideration. A time to pause and reflect … More ata: Chinuk for Pause or Wait
Note: This was originally published in the March Tilixam Wawa and written prior to the COVID-19 closures I graduated in 1985 from Tillamook High School in Tillamook, Oregon. Tillamook is known as “The Land of Cheese, Trees, and Ocean Breeze”. (We locals always added a fourth line that is more colorful.) The significance of place … More Neither Democrat nor Republican: Tribal Interests First
Lately, I have been feeling nostalgic. If you know my family, you know we are all about the bat and ball. Every year I fondly look forward to Opening Day of any baseball season not only the Major League. Every spring, this video plays in my mind and most likely includes a viewing of the … More Whaddaya Say, Michael A.?
I know the title produces a collective moan from about half of the population (and I like to believe no more than that). Bear with me you folks who are morning challenged. For me every morning is a new day. A day that I woke to and have the privilege of participating in the collective … More I’m A Morning Person
If you are reading the series, Enrollment: Part One – Appellate Court Ruling discussed the Tumulth Family Tribal Appellate Court ruling. This discussion now turns to the 2012 Enrollment Audit. You can find Part One at my blog site http://www.4michael-langley.com if reading this in print and unable to follow the above link. As many folks … More Enrollment: Part Two – The Enrollment Audit
There are many people who have been posting about the Tumulth Family court decision. Since many of these statements are inaccurate, I have posted the decision here. If you don’t want to read the whole ruling, I would suggest that you start at page 19 of the opinion. However, I encourage folks to read everything … More Enrollment: Part One – Appellate Court Ruling
I have heard that some people did not get my campaign flyer. Here it is as well as a link for a pdf copy. Campign letter1-2017 Click on the above link for a pdf copy of the flyer below that is easier to read.
Spirit Mountain Casino opened in 1995 which is over 20 years ago. This brought our tribe economic success that exceeded everyone’s expectations. We became a player in the local and national arena. Luckily for us, we had elders with the wisdom to set aside money for endowments that would fund the programs we valued most. … More 20 Year Business Life Cycle and Vision
Michael A. Langley 