Heartwork: Donna Chambers rekindles love for Native tradition

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By Kalvin Valdillez, Tulalip News “I bead pretty much every day,” said Tulalip tribal member, Donna Chambers. “I really want good energy to go out to the people through the gifts I make. I don’t make anything sad, mad or upset. I do everything with good spirit in my heart and I just go by … Continue reading "Heartwork: Donna Chambers rekindles love for Native tradition"

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