A Voice from the Eastern Door
A Voice from the Eastern Door
Angie Caldwell and Wanda Thompson on the road delivering t-shirts, wristbands, stickers and pens to bring awareness to and stop child abuse.
Taylor Armstrong and Keisha Mitchell making the second stop in the '#BreaktheSilence' campaign.
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, tell us, or share with our readers, stop in anytime.
Our offices are located in the village of St. Regis, on Hilltop Drive, in the same building as CKON 97.3 studios.
We hope to see you soon!
Indian Time was graced with the presence of Angie Caldwell and Wanda Thompson, Akwesasne Child and Family Services. They stopped in to hand out ACF's #BreaktheSilence (Child Abuse - it takes a village to keep kids safe) campaign, delivering purple t-shirts, pens and auto stickers.
One Tuesday, October 10, 2017, Keisha Mitchell, Case Aide in Community Support and Taylor Armstrong, student intern from St. Lawrence College stopped in to see who was participating by wearing purple and also gave each person a chance in a raffle draw.
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