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Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland announced a significant collaboration between the National Park Service and Tribes nationwide on a new theme study focused on the Indian Reorganization Period. This study aims to deepen the understanding of a pivotal chapter in American history. Theme studies offer a national historic context for specific topics in American history or prehistory and suggest properties for potential designation as National Historic Landmarks. This particular study extends the efforts of the Federal Indian Boarding School...
The recent Native Urban Elder Needs Assessment Survey (NUENAS 1.0), a groundbreaking initiative by the National Resource Center on Native American Aging (NRCNAA), has revealed critical insights into the challenges faced by Native Elders living in urban areas. This comprehensive survey, the first of its kind, was conducted to understand the unique needs of this population, often overlooked in national data sets and policy planning. The survey’s findings are particularly significant given that over 70% of Native Elders reside in urban areas, n...
The Computing & Technology Services Department at SUNY Potsdam is seeking a Network Infrastructure & Media Technician (Instructional Support Associate – budget title), to join a team of technical support professionals to provide support and maintenance to campus network infrastructure and telecommunications infrastructure, A/V classroom technology, and occasional event support. To review complete job description: the job requirements & essential functions of the job, required and preferred qualifications, and submit resume, cover letter, a...
Position Summary: Under the supervision of the Post-Secondary Manager / Academic Manager, the Student Success Officer develops, coordinates, and implements initiatives, and provides support and resources to help post-secondary students achieve their academic goals. Qualifications: Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology, Psychology, or in a related field, together with two (2) years’ work related experience; OR Post Secondary Diploma in Social Service Worker, Administration or in a related field together with a minimum of five (5) years’ work relat...
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Continued from last issue. Legal History of the Haudenosaunee Also in 1924, Canada military invaded our territories on the Grand River and forcibly installed a colonial government there. The episode was repeated by Canada in 1934 on our territories at the Thames River community of Oneida. In 1948 and 1950, Congress passed laws giving civil and criminal jurisdiction to New York State, although Congress was never given such jurisdiction by the Haudenosaunee. In 1958, Congress passed Public Law 88-533, the Kinzua Dam Act, which resulted in the...
WASHINGTON – A New York woman and her son were sentenced in the District of Columbia on Wednesday, Nov. 29, 2023, on a felony charge for their actions during the breach of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. Their actions and the actions of others disrupted a joint session of the U.S. Congress convened to ascertain and count the electoral votes related to the 2020 presidential election. Maryann Mooney-Rondon, 57, of Watertown, New York, was sentenced on Wednesday, Nov. 29, 2023, by U.S. District Judge Jia M. Cobb to five years of probation w...
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Position Summary: Under the direction of the Early Learning Integration Facilitator, the Special Needs Specialist is responsible for assessing the needs of children through applied behavioral analysis or other research based tools and to ensure appropriate modification through individualized plans in inclusive educational programs. This includes support to children, families, and staff enrolled in childcare, K3-K5, and drop in programs. Qualifications: Bachelor’s Degree in Special Education with three (3) years working alongside children with s...
The Department of the Interior has recently announced a suite of transformative initiatives aimed at reinforcing the nation-to-nation relationship with Tribal Nations across the United States. These initiatives mark a significant stride in the government’s commitment to increase Tribal co-stewardship of lands and waters, integrate Indigenous Knowledge into the Department’s activities, and safeguard sacred sites nationwide. At the heart of this announcement is the profound understanding of the intrinsic connection between Indigenous peoples and...
1. Sawentanawénhne It was mild again 2. Tonsakaniéhtahkwe The snow melted again 3. Tonsakawí:sahkwe The ice melted again 4. Tonsakáwerahkwe The wind picked up 5. Tsioniehtanawenhákie The snow was melting along again 6. Iowistanawenhákie It is melting along 7. Tsík nón:we kahnekónnion There is water all over 8. Iohonwa'takè:ron There are puddles 9. Í:iah kanéka tetsioteniehtáhere There is no snow anywhere 10. Ohontóhskon kí:ken átste Everything is green outside 11. Iokennorénhne It rained 12. S...
An appellate court has ruled against the Cambridge Central School District’s challenge to a New York state mandate that seeks to end the use of Native American mascots, nicknames, and imagery in schools. This ruling could significantly impact similar legal challenges by four Long Island school districts. The state Appellate Division panel dismissed the lawsuit filed by the Cambridge district, concluding a contentious debate that had deeply involved the local community and school board. The district argued that the state’s directive inf...
In a historic move, Shanlyn Park has been confirmed as the first Native Hawaiian woman to serve as a judge on the U.S. District Court for Hawaii. This significant milestone was reached following a bipartisan Senate confirmation on November 30, with a 53-45 vote in favor of Park’s appointment. President Joe Biden nominated Park, who previously served as a state court judge on Oahu’s First Circuit Court and worked as a federal public defender. Her vast experience in both state and federal courts positions her uniquely for this role. Park is set...
MASSENA, NY - As we gather together this holiday season, take some steps to prevent the spread of germs when you are sharing in joyous celebrations. Primary Care Physician Michelle Prentice, MD, with the Massena Hospital Medical Group pointed out handwashing should be at the top of everyone’s list, no matter the time of year. However, the winter season in the North Country means people congregate indoors more frequently, and these settings are rich in flu, COVID, and cold germs. “Handwashing is such an important habit because it has been pro...
The Department of the Interior recently marked the completion of the Land Buy-Back Program for Tribal Nations. This ambitious project, spanning ten years, was focused on consolidating and reverting land to Tribal ownership. Throughout the duration of the program, close to 3 million acres across 15 states were successfully consolidated and reverted to Tribal trust ownership. Moreover, financial compensation amounting to $1.69 billion was distributed to over 123,000 interested individuals. The funding for the Buy-Back Program, as stipulated in...
Honor Roll Grade 3 Harper Durant, Teharonhiawakon, Amelia Pierce, Aubrey Moore, Jacob Taylor, Nolan Bryant, Winter David - Harris, Cohen Bickford, Emma Brockway, Isobella Washburn, Mia Wylie, Zoe Lamay Honor Roll Grade 4 Lainey Oakes, Parker Landry, Presley Grey, Macee Mitchell, Raven Bolster, Sibell Dunn, Jaxon LaShomb-Herne, Mylee Mitchell Honor Roll Grade 5 Alaina Fleury, Haylee Bashaw, Ashton Oakes, Devin Theriault, Emery Cook, Jex Jacobs, Kenvie Thompson, Philomena, Thompson-Arquette, Trenton Lamb, Camden Conners, Evan Avery, Keagan...
AKWESASNE – The Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe's Environment Division is notifying community members that a 30-day Public Comment Period is being provided for an environmental assessment. The Sken:nen Park Revitalization Project is the proposed creation of two outdoor recreational park spaces along the east and west banks of the Saint Regis River. The west park is scheduled for construction first, with an expected start date of spring 2024, and completion in fall 2024. It will be located on Gray S...
By Isaac White. So the time has come. When we meet again, a new year will be upon us. Fortunately for you, I won’t go on about how the seasons change, as does life, like a river that bends but continuously moves forward. I should write greeting cards or something because that little nugget I just gave you was on some Confucius level wisdom. Fine, I admit I’m having a bit of a laugh. Quite frankly, I would never seriously claim to have any marked wisdom. At least not publicly. Who can question the mind of a man who touts the benefits of reg...
Pre-K Mrs. Durant- Wells Adams, Domiciano Bautista, Novah Bero Boyea, Ruby Gibson, Leighana Jacobs, Kawisatens Swamp, Remy Tarbell, Grant Thompson Mrs. Lazare- Billy Barnes Jr., Leah Bero Boyea, Mathias Buckshot, Alistar David, Lakota Jacobs, Louie Jacobs, Teiakonatakeh Larney, Konna Tarbell, Knight Thompson Kindergarten Mrs. Beck- Lainee Back, Kenna Barnes, Leni Bero Purlee, Dayson Chubb, Challen Cole, Gunner Jacobs, Joryn Jacobs, Druvi Johnson, Gavin Raspitha, Morello Sunday, Josie Sunday Oakes, Allie Thomas Mrs. Jock- Phoebe Boots, Ella...
AKWESASNE — (Tsiothóhrha/December 5, 2023) The Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe’s Environment Division and Compliance Department host two community consultation meetings to present the proposed SRMT Used Oil Regulations. The first meeting was announced and held on Tuesday, Tsiothóhrha/December 12th from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m. The second meeting will take place on Tuesday, Tsiothóhrha/December 19th from 5:00 to 6:30 p.m. The draft regulations were developed to manage used oil and ensure the protection of public health by reducing unnecessary exposu...
The Mohawk Council of Akwesasne hosted its first of three community dinners on Dec. 11, 2023, at the Tsi Snaihne Recreation. Council was happy to welcome many guests in for a delicious meal catered by TNT Deli. It was great to visit face to face with members of the community after being unable to host the dinners throughout the pandemic. We hope to see more community members at the next two dinners, where you can enjoy a meal, have a photo with Santa, have fun with the KB Entertainment Photo...
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the New York State Department of Health have declared the start of Flu Season 2023-2024. This means that flu cases are prevalent across the state. Prevention is key and there's still time to prepare if you haven't already. With the potential for increased flu activity in the coming months, Franklin County Public Health Services (FCPHS) is encouraging individuals to take proactive steps to protect themselves, their families, and their communities. They encourage flu vaccination, which remains...
An asterisk (*) next to a name denotes high honors. Automotive Technology Jason Cook, Salmon River CSD Lillian Perry, Salmon River CSD Liam Reardon, Salmon River CSD Charif Fayad, Salmon River CSD Jacob Mayer, Salmon River CSD Building Trades Tyler Soulia, Salmon River CSD Ryan Tierney, Salmon River CSD Cosmetology Karissa Lindley, Salmon River CSD Sadie Mitchell, Salmon River CSD Culinary Arts Cloe Cook, Salmon River CSD Early Childhood Education Summer Mitchell, Salmon River Health Occupations Madelynn Morse, Salmon River CSD Danielle...
