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Archie’s Story

March 20, 2016October 5, 2018

Archie Cantrell is a Puyallup tribal member and a fisherman. Fishing connects him to his family and his river.

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⟵ The Stillaguamish Tribe faces disastrous coho runs
Daniel’s Story ⟶

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