A Voice from the Eastern Door
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Indian Time is lucky to receive many visitors every week. Whether it’s a parent bringing in a new baby for a photograph or an elder who wants us to look at photos with him, our doors are always open and we love our visitors. We love them so much we want to share them with you. “We Love Visitors” series is simply a way to share members of the community with you. So, don’t be scared to come and visit us (we’ll only photograph those willing) but if you have something special you want to show us,...
Easton Thompson (L) and Kainen Francis-Thompson (R) came to visit us last week. Kainen was selling tickets for the Akwesasne Attack lacrosse team who are raising money to go to Maryland and hopefully onto Florida. Thanks for visiting guys, come back anytime!...
Carlee Oakes (L) and Katie Boots (R) came to visit our office on Monday. They are taking a class at Iohahi:io called Office Administration and needed to interview our staff for the class. Thanks for visiting ladies, we hope we were helpful. Good luck with your class and come back anytime!...
Indian Time is lucky to receive many visitors every week. Whether it’s a parent bringing in a new baby for a photograph or an elder who wants us to look at photos with him, our doors are always open and we love our visitors. We love them so much we want to share them with you. “We Love Visitors” series is simply a way to share members of the community with you. So, don’t be scared to come and visit us (we’ll only photograph those willing) but if you have something special you want to show us, te...
Indian Time was visited by Jorge Barrera (L) and Nigel Newlove (R) this week. They are reporters for Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (APTN). We had a great time chatting about current events and issues. Jorge’s favorite part of Indian Time is the color spreads. Come back anytime and visit!!! Indian Time is lucky to receive many visitors every week. Whether it’s a parent bringing in a new baby for a photograph or an elder who wants us to look at photos with him, our doors are always ope...
Pictured: Kurt Bethmann and Bernice Lazore. Kurt Bethmann is from Sodus, NY and he was here visiting the Frank Mitchell family, and also came to attend the powwow. Kurt and Bernice are cousins. Kurt especially likes the news articles in Indian Time, but said: I basically like all of it!...
Indian Time is lucky to receive many visitors every week. Whether it’s a parent bringing in a new baby for a photograph or an elder who wants us to look at photos with him, our doors are always open and we love our visitors. We love them so much we want to share them with you. “We Love Visitors” series is simply a way to share members of the community with you. So, don’t be scared to come and visit us (we’ll only photograph those willing) but if you have something special you want to show us,...
Six month old “Collin Bear” came to visit all his Totas and staff at Indian Time on Wednesday. His other name is Craig Collin Daniel Roundpoint, and he is the son of Shannon Burns and Craig Roundpoint. Thank you to his Ista Shannon for treating us to her famous ‘monkey bread’. Come back any time Shannon and Collin for a visit and a squeeze....
L-R: Paul Wallace, Ruth Cardinal, and Mareike and Peter Behm. Pamela Mitchell-Sickles was giving this group a tour of Akwesasne, and made a stop at Indian Time. Peter and Mareike Behm are newlyweds on their honeymoon. They are from Berlin, Germany. The Behms wanted to see a Native community, and also are visiting Canada for the first time. Paul and Ruth are from the Ottawa area. Thanks for visiting!...
Robert and Rae Ann Miller, Dolores Stanfield and Peter Back (L – R), came to visit Indian time last Tuesday. Rae Ann Miller is Peter Back’s niece and the Millers are visiting from Pennsylvania. Everyone’s favorite part of Indian Time is Blast from the Past! Thanks for visiting!...
4 year old Ryder Jacobs came to visit Indian Time on Wednesday with his grandma Melanie. He goes to school at the St. Regis Mohawk Headstart and likes to visit his grandma at work. Come back and visit us Ryder, we heard you like the candy at Indian Time! Indian Time is lucky to receive many visitors every week. Whether it’s a parent bringing in a new baby for a photograph or an elder who wants us to look at photos with him, our doors are always open and we love our visitors. We love them so m...
Indian Time is lucky to receive many visitors every week. Whether it’s a parent bringing in a new baby for a photograph or an elder who wants us to look at photos with him, our doors are always open and we love our visitors. We love them so much we want to share them with you. “We Love Visitors” series is simply a way to share members of the community with you. So, don’t be scared to come and visit us (we’ll only photograph those willing) but if you have something special you want to show us, te...
Indian Time is lucky to receive many visitors every week. Whether it’s a parent bringing in a new baby for a photograph or an elder who wants us to look at photos with him, our doors are always open and we love our visitors. We love them so much we want to share them with you. “We Love Visitors” series is simply a way to share members of the community with you. So, don’t be scared to come and visit us (we’ll only photograph those willing) but if you have something special you want to show us,...
The Gray family stopped in to visit Indian Time all the way from New Mexico! Bottom Row: Lorraine and Whishe Middle Row: Konweniahesen and Kanewakeron Top Row: Skanahwati We ask visitors what their favorite part of Indian Time is, and Lorraine said, “We love everything about Indian Time! The online version helps us feel like home is not so far away.” Thanks for stopping in, Lorraine and family, have a safe trip back to New Mexico....
Indian Time is lucky to receive many visitors every week. Whether it’s a parent bringing in a new baby for a photograph or an elder who wants us to look at photos with him, our doors are always open and we love our visitors. We love them so much we want to share them with you. “We Love Visitors” series is simply a way to share members of the community with you. So, don’t be scared to come and visit us (we’ll only photograph those willing) but if you have something special you want to show us,...
Kenneth Thompson and Glen Lazore stopped in for a visit. They are members of the Six Nations Agriculture Society - Mohawk Chapter, the longest continuous gathering of Iroquois people at the New York State Fair. The Six Nations Agricultural Society has been in existence since 1924. Keep up the great work and come back to visit....
Indian Time is lucky to receive many visitors every week. Whether it’s a parent bringing in a new baby for a photograph or an elder who wants us to look at photos with him, our doors are always open and we love our visitors. We love them so much we want to share them with you. “We Love Visitors” series is simply a way to share members of the community with you. So, don’t be scared to come and visit us (we’ll only photograph those willing) but if you have something special you want to show us,...
Indian Time is lucky to receive many visitors every week. Whether it’s a parent bringing in a new baby for a photograph or an elder who wants us to look at photos with him, our doors are always open and we love our visitors. We love them so much we want to share them with you. “We Love Visitors” series is simply a way to share members of the community with you. So, don’t be scared to come and visit us (we’ll only photograph those willing) but if you have something special you want to show us,...
Philomena Kebec is a Staff Attorney of the Bad River Band of the Lake Superior Tribe of the Chippewa Indians. Kebec traveled to Akwesasne to see the community and take an opportunity to talk about the recent proposed mining development threatening her community and the local environment. “I’m visiting Karla General because I’ve heard a lot about Akwesasne,” said Kebec. “I’ve always had a curiosity about the area and I have a great deal of respect for the Six Nations law and their consistency...
Indian Time Newspaper had two visitors stop in this week to pick up copies of the local paper. Rakwirenhtha says some of his favorite sections of Indian Time are the Culture Corner, Environment page and the positive stories that are covered each week. Heading out with an armful of newspapers we at Indian Time say nia:wen for your continued effort at keeping up to date on the happenings around Akwesasne....
The Thompson sisters Jean Altman and Linda Howe stopped in to visit Indian Time on Monday. They were up visiting their mom at Tsiionkwahnonsohe:te and working on their family tree. Their parents are Christie Herne Thompson and the late Stewart Thompson. Great seeing you girls again, come back and visit us anytime....
The Thompson sisters Jean Altman and Linda Howe stopped in to visit Indian Time on Monday. They were up visiting their mom at Tsiionkwahnonsohe:te and working on their family tree. Their parents are Christie Herne Thompson and the late Stewart Thompson. Great seeing you girls again, come back and visit us anytime....
Museum of Civilization consultants and staff; along with Mohawk Council of Akwesasne staff visited Indian Time on Thursday, Oct. 20. They are focusing on the culture of 11 First Nations and Inuit communities in Quebec to prepare for the next permanent exhibit of the Musee de la civilization, which will be opening March 2013 in Quebec City. Hope we were helpful, come back and visit us again anytime. Bottom (L-R): Bogdan Stefan, Mathilde Dherissard, Tobi Mitchell Top row (L-R): Curtis Lazore,...
Indian Time is lucky to receive many visitors every week. Whether it’s a parent bringing in a new baby for a photograph or an elder who wants us to look at photos with him, our doors are always open and we love our visitors. We love them so much we want to share them with you. Our new “We Love Visitors” series is simply a way to share members of the community with you. So, don’t be scared to come and visit us (we’ll only photograph those willing) but if you have something special you want to s...
Under the Indian Residential School Settlement Agreement, those who attended any of the Indian Residential Schools identified in the agreement are entitled to receive a Common Experience Payment. The deadline to apply for this entitlement is Monday, September 19, 2011. In advance of the deadline, a talk show and workshop were held on September 7th to help Indian Residential School survivors, or surviving family members, in completing the application. Indian Residential School survivors can...
