A Voice from the Eastern Door
A Voice from the Eastern Door
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John L. Thompson, 27, of Snye, Que., was charged by Massena-based state police with unauthorized use of a motor vehicle on Wednesday on state Route 56 in the town of Norfolk. Christopher H. Petit, 24, of Canton, and Samantha L. Via, 17, of Hogansburg were charged with second-degree burglary by Massena-based state police on Friday at 12:41 a.m. The incident was reported from Sweet Flag Estates in Rooseveltown. The pair were arraigned in local court and jailed. Michael L. Jock, 38, of Massena and Chanon T. Thompson, 37, of Hogansburg were charged...
Akwesasne Boys & Girls Club would like to thank all those that contributed to our 3rd Annual Be Great Golf Tournament Niawen to all our monetary donors: CKON FM, St. Regis Mohawk Tribe, Akwesasne Mohawk Casino, Mohawk Bingo Palace, Mohawk Council of Akwesasne, Ongweoweh Corporation, Akwesasne Housing Authority, Heritage Homes, Beardsley Design Associates, J&J Brokers LLC, Katmandews, Key Bank, Seacomm Federal Credit Union, Mohawk Tribal Police Department, Twinstate, First Niagara Bank, Swamps Performance, Speedway, Tarbell Management Group,...
Thank You, The Akwesasne Cancer Support Group has received a $100.00 monetary donation from the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers Local Union 60 in memory of Stanley P. Francis. Thank You We received a monetary donation from Elaine Ricker in memory of Dennis Sam. Thank You. We have received from the Snye Fire Station # 3 a monetary donation of $782.00 in memory of Louis Lazore and other fallen comrades. Thank You. In appreciation, The Akwesasne Cancer Support Group...
My favorite spring flower (and the bees also)! Photo by Deb Cook...
On Friday Bears Den, formerly Western Door, had its official grand re-opening and ribbon cutting to mark the rebranding and new name. Members of the Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe, the Massena Chamber of Commerce, as well as the Tarbell Management Group “family,” were present for the event. Tarbell Management Group President and CEO, Brandon Tarbell read a statement on the occasion and then led the group assembled in prayer. Following the address and photos, members of TMG cut the ribbon kicking off...
Akwesasne Territory – The Saint Regis Mohawk Tribal Council is currently negotiating a new contract with the Mohawk Council of Akwesasne to continue ambulance services. “The safety and well-being of the community is the number one priority,” remarked Mark Garrow, Tribal Chief. “We’re working out the details of continuing that service.” The two communities share the cross-border ambulance service, which provides quick response times and employs local community members. “Right now we’re focusing on establishing a more efficient billing system,...
Submitted by Jacki St. John, Native Resource Teacher, Ahkwesahne Mohawk Board of Education Several of the students from the Ahkwesahsne Mohawk Board of Education (AMBE) who attend CCVS in Cornwall were involved in a “Let’s Talk Science” program for the school year 2011/2012. This program is run by the University of Ottawa and Carleton University and has run for the last eighteen years. Since 2009 there has been the addition of an Aboriginal Mentorship Program, which is now in its second year....
On Sunday, the Snye Homemakers held a benefit brunch to support their members, Sally Ann Adams and Angie Sunday, so they can represent the Homemakers during the canonization of Kateri Tekakwitha in Rome on October 12, 2012. More fundraising opportunities will come during the summer. Elvera Sargent said, “we wanted to thank everyone for their support” and she “wanted to give a special Niawen Ko:wa to the firemen who all came following their Fireman’s Mass.” Sargent went on to add that they will...
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For the past decade, the Haudenosaunee Environmental Task Force has held workshops at Universities, Government Agencies, and other Areas of Concern where environmental issues take place, to reaffirm our relationship between the Haudenosaunee and Governmental Agencies using a document developed by the Haudenosaunee referencing an agreement recorded by the creation of the two row wampum. “This document has been produced to help build the relationship between federal and state agencies and the H...
Every year Americans look forward to summer vacations, camping, family reunions, picnics, and the Fourth of July. Summertime, however, also brings fires and injuries due to outdoor cooking and recreational fires. Annually, there are almost 3,800 Americans injured by gas or charcoal grill fires. (Source: CPSC) Summertime should be a time of fun and making happy memories. Knowing a few fire safety tips and following safety instructions will help everyone have a safe summer. Grill Safety * Propane and charcoal BBQ grills must only be used...
White House Celebrates First Anniversary of Let’s Move! in Indian Country Laverdure, Gillette moderate live-streamed event at White House WASHINGTON, D.C. — Acting Assistant Secretary-Indian Affairs Donald “Del” Laverdure today participated with the White House Senior Policy Advisor for Native American Affairs Jodi Gillette to moderate a panel of leaders from across Indian Country in celebration of the contributions made to the First Lady’s Let’s Move! in Indian Country (LMIC) initiative. The event, in honor of the one-year anniversary of the p...
Reprinted from WAMPUM BELTS of the IROQUOIS By Tehanetorens This belt was formerly held by Donehogawah or General Ely S. Parker. It means “Five Council Fires” or “Death Belt” of the five Iroquois Nations, the Confederacy of the Iroquois. The Death Belts were in the custody of The Keepers of the East and West Door of the Haudenosaunee. This one was always held by the Donehogawah, the Keeper of the Western Door, the watcher and army guard of the Confederacy. (The Mohawks of the Eastern Door likewi...
Lights, Camera, Action…the stars came out on Saturday night May 12th to strut their stuff on the Red Carpet at the Salmon River Central Junior-Senior Prom. The theme for the night was a Hollywood inspired event called “Red Carpet Romance” and prom goers were dressed in fine fashion for this gala event. The cafeteria was transformed into a classy and elegant setting fit for the Academy Awards. Decorations included tall 3-dimensional stars with lights, movie reels, and large stand-ups of picture t...
Lights, Camera, Action…the stars came out on Saturday night May 12th to strut their stuff on the Red Carpet at the Salmon River Central Junior-Senior Prom. The theme for the night was a Hollywood inspired event called “Red Carpet Romance” and prom goers were dressed in fine fashion for this gala event. The cafeteria was transformed into a classy and elegant setting fit for the Academy Awards. Decorations included tall 3-dimensional stars with lights, movie reels, and large stand-ups of picture t...
• The Haudenosaunee Peace and Trade committee met on Monday, June 4, 2012 at the Onondaga Cookhouse. Items discussed were: 1. Angela Elijah and Judy Swamp gave a presentation on the upcoming gathering scheduled for June 18-23rd in Minnesota, where the Mississippi River begins. The gathering will bring together Native People from the 4 corners of the world. The gathering for condolence, strength and peace is organized by Jake Swamp’s family. The speaker from the East will be Tom Porter and Andy Fish. The speakers representing the west are to...
There are helpful “critters”, bugs that can help your garden. Bees need little encouragement to come around your garden or your home – just a few flowers will bring the bees. There are other helpful “critters” such as hummingbirds, butterflies and ladybugs that are also helpful. • Butterflies: your garden loves butterflies because pollen sticks to their legs as they fly from flower to flower. The butterflies help both flowers and vegetables grow. Invite the butterfly to your garden by making a mud pie. Male butterflies are salt lovers. Put...
A kitchen that has everything you need whether you’re short on space or want mess free baking then here are some ideas for you to try. An efficient kitchen with efficient kitchen gadgets can make you feel like Paula Dean or Rachel Ray. 1. Maintaining Fresh Herbs: You need a case to keep the herbs hydrated by immersing the stems in water so they’re at their peak quality. The herbs will last for at least a few weeks and stay fresh. Be sure the case will fit in your refrigerator-height wise. A perfect place is the refrigerator door where you can...
When you browse the Internet, all your information and habits are available for analysis by the computers that enable you to access the Internet. Administrators of networks, websites, and various resources on the Internet can analyze your browsing habits and personal information because your computer activities share all of the info either in plain language, encrypted, or as machine language. The Onion Router (TOR) is free software and an open network claims to defend against a form of network surveillance that threatens personal freedom and...
Owens Announces Funding for Malone-Dufort Airport Congressman Bill Owens announced funding for the Malone-Dufort Airport in the Town of Malone. The grant, totaling $118,080 will be used to rehabilitate the airport’s runway. The project is needed to maintain the structural integrity of the pavement and to minimize foreign object debris. “This project will continue to support aviation needs in the North Country through air infrastructure improvements,” Owens said. “Local airports are tremendous drivers of the economy, and by giving these facilit...
CANTON - In an effort to protect the northern border, federal authorities are installing cameras on utility poles to read license plates. St. Lawrence County Sheriff Kevin M. Wells said the cameras are the same as those put up in major cities across the state. Citing a recent news release from Franklin County District Attorney Derek P. Champagne, Sheriff Wells said the cameras were put up on public roadways and will help prevent a variety of crimes. “This is something that’s common,” Sheri...
A $2 million contribution in early December 2011 from The New York Gaming Association (NYGA), headed by Genting and other gambling interests, to the Committee to Save New York (CSNY), a powerful lobbying group that backs New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s causes, has sparked controversy over the governor’s push to expand gaming in the state. The business and trade union group CSNY spent $12 million in 2011 to support Cuomo-endorsed initiatives, reported New York Magazine. The majority of the money funded campaign-style television and radio adv...
The 5th grade St. Regis Mohawk Elementary Band, directed by Mr. Justin Hahn along with chaperones Dawn Greeno and Warren Potter, entertained a crowd at the Senior Center today. The band is full, with sections including flute, clarinet, trumpet, baritone, trombone, saxophone, and percussion. They started the concert with “When the Saints Go Marching In” followed by “Eagle Summit March.” Then band student Ivan King stepped up as conductor and directed “Oh the Joy.” After, various songs were...
