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Total Eclipse – Akwesasne 2024
By Kaniehtonkie It was a family affair for community members in Akwesasne. Many took the time to gather and to step outside to witness an...
Seaway International Bridge Corporation Toll Increase an Additional Barrier to Akwesasne
It is with disappointment that the Akwesasne community reacts to the April 1, 2024, announcement from the Seaway International Bridge Corporation...
Salmon River Central School District Takes Strides Towards Sustainability with New Solar Energy Initiative
FORT COVINGTON – Salmon River Central School District is pleased to announce an upcoming capital project vote aimed at taking another major step forward in its commitment to sustainability and e...
Indian Time Newspaper Two Week Hiatus
Please note Indian Time Newspaper will be on a two week/issue hiatus. We will not have an online or print edition for Vol. 42 # 15, April 18, 2024, and for Vol. 42 #16, April 25, 2024. We are...
Tota News
TSI TETEWATATKENS St. Regis Mohawk Senior Center 518-358-2963 Email address: srmseniorsclub@gmail.com Please note: Anyone wishing to attend the congregate meal must call the Office for the Aging by... Full story
Congratulations to Iohahi:io Bus Driver Training Graduates!
Iohahi:io is thrilled to announce the successful completion of our Bus Driver Training Program by three exceptional individuals: Michael Benedict,...
How Cell Phones Change Children
When NYU social psychologist Jonathan Haidt looks at the charts tracking teen mental health, he sees an undeniable truth. Beginning in 2012, five years after the introduction of the iPhone and two...
Indigenous Seed Sovereignty Priority with Cooperative Partnership
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Agricultural Research Service (ARS) has embarked on a pivotal cooperative venture with Nueta Hidatsa Sahnish (NHS) College, aiming to fortify Indigenous Seed S...
Peacekeepers Pleased to Introduce New Service Available to Community of Kahnawake
KAHNAWAKE – Constable Isabelle Nicholas has been serving as Domestic Violence Resource Officer since May 2023, providing services and support to victims of domestic violence. Some services include a...
Police Blotter
WARRANT Cornwall, ON – Kahiio Cree, 28, of Hogansburg, NY, was arrested on April 8, 2024, on the strength of an outstanding warrant. It is alleged on March 21, 2024, the man was scheduled to attend c...
Chile's Atacama Desert Becomes Dumping Ground for Fast Fashion Leftovers
Chile’s Atacama Desert becomes dumping ground for fast fashion leftovers At least 39,000 tons of discarded fast fashion is being left in rubbish dumps in Chile’s Atacama, the driest desert in the wor...
More Than $800 Million Allocated for Native American Internet Access
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), operating under the Department of Commerce, has made a groundbreaking announcement. An impressive sum of approximately $811...
Native American Petroglyph Vandalized in Washington
In a disheartening act of disrespect, a large rock adorned with Native American petroglyphs at Indian Memorial Park, situated near Ice Harbor Lock...
Shark Lounge Pool Team Wins Playoffs
The Shark Lounge, located on Rt. 37, started its inaugural pool season in September with a total of nine teams. The 'Shark Lounge' team earned first...
Study Shows Alarming Rate of High Cholesterol Among in Young Natives
From a groundbreaking study by the Strong Heart Family Study (SHFS), researchers have uncovered alarmingly high levels of dyslipidemia, a condition characterized by abnormal amounts of cholesterol in...
3 'Most Important' Greenhouse Gases Reached Record Highs Again Last Year: NOAA Scientists
By: Cristen Hemingway Jaynes. Ecowatch. Levels of the three “most important” greenhouse gases – methane, carbon dioxide and nitrous oxide – in the atmosphere reached record highs again in 2023, a...
Mourning Morningside
Story by Jenna Kunze. PORTLAND, ORE – The souls of more than 300 Alaska Native people who died throughout the 20th century at a psychiatric hospital more than 1,700 miles from their homes were r...
News From the Social Security Administration – Overpayments Penalties Reduced
The Social Security Administration announced it will decrease the default overpayment withholding rate for Social Security beneficiaries to ten percent (or $10, whichever is greater) from 100...
Trump-Aligned Governor Banned from Yet Another Second Native Nation in SD
South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem was banned from a second Native Nation in her own state this week after alleging that drug cartels were using Indigenous land to facilitate crime. Noem, a Republican...
More Than a Year Later, a Record Storm Still Thwarts Subsistence Food Harvests in Alaska
By Emily Schwing. HCN. In late summer, Alaska’s tundra is littered with little round dark purple berries the size of pencil erasers. In the Cup’ik dialect, they’re known as kavlakuaraq. Botan...
Cole Brings Plenty Found Deceased After Being Reported Missing
The community and fans across the nation are mourning the loss of Cole Brings Plenty, a promising young actor and beloved member of the Cheyenne...
Tribes Urge Court to Uphold Their Voting Rights Win and Drop Appeal by State
In a significant legal battle with wide-ranging implications for Native American voting rights, the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians, the Spirit Lake Tribe, and individual plaintiffs have...
ʔaq̓am, , Formerly Known as the St. Mary's Indian Band, Receives Settlement for Canada's Historical Injustices
ʔaq̓am (Aq’am), BC – The Government of Canada is working to renew the relationship between the Crown and Indigenous Peoples in Canada based on the affirmation of rights, respect, co-operation, and p...
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