Land for Sale!

On the Allegany Territory 7.7 acres of woodland & partial hillside, near Carrollton within the Allegany Territory for $40,000. Serious inquires can call or text Kira Bloxsom (585) 307-4097.

Haring Lacrosse Art

Hand set, kernel by kernel, woven with cornhusk braid into the sidewall and bridges/runners this steam bent hand carved hickory #Lacrosse stick represents the many onëö (corn) stories from Indigenous Peoples worldwide. Pre-dating the American Psychological Association’s definition of narcissism, the Haudenosaunee shared stories of the “no face” cornhusk doll. A teaching that reminded the people of duties and responsibilities before vanity. To hold a kernel of corn is to cradle a story, one woven by working hands, nurtured by the soil, and painted by the sun. This piece is part of the growing #HaringLacrosseArt collection related to Indigenous corn stories,

Penny Minner’s Mural Unveiled at the Seneca – Iroquois National Museum

Penelope “Penny” Minner’s mural at the Onöhsagwë:de’ Cultural Center was unveiled on December 20, 2025 during the Winter Art Market. Penny (Seneca, Turtle Clan) has been an integral part of the artist community as well as the museum. A steward of culture, Penny has been practicing traditional basket making for years, and shares her knowledge of the craft in community classes and workshops. The debut will take place on December 20th, 2025 at 12pm with a small luncheon to follow. This project is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) CHARM Initiative with the support of the

Salamanca Announces Newest Cohort for National Honor Society

Congratulations to Our Newest National Honor Society Members! Salamanca High School is proud to announce the newest students tapped for membership into the Salamanca High School Chapter of the National Honor Society. These outstanding individuals have demonstrated excellence in scholarship, leadership, service, and character, and we commend them for their hard work and dedication. Please join us in congratulating:Rowan BrownArleigh ChudyEaston ChudyThia ChudyMarlee CookJocelyn DuhanCalum FarnumJelena HawkinsAndrew McCormickLailee PierceTorin ReynoldsIvelisse RiveraNora SantiagoConnor SeeleyNolan Seeley We are incredibly proud of your achievements and look forward to seeing the positive impact you will continue to make at Salamanca High School and beyond. Congratulations and welcome

Gaëni:yo’s Singers & Dancers Participate in
Native American Heritage Night at the UB

Repost from Marty Jimerson, Jr. Linkedin Earlier this month, the Gaëni:yo's Singers & Dancers participated in Native American Heritage Night at UB Bulls Basketball game. Gaëni:yo's was on hand to share some social songs & dances. Nya:wëh for the invite and the dance crew! Gaëni:yo's have met up with the a Department of Indigenous Studies, University at Buffalo along with Dr. Jason Corwin's students and staff members.

Students Experience Deer Processing Demo with Gakwiy:oh Farms

Students in Mr. Frazer’s Life Science and Anatomy & Physiology classes are participating in a multi-day lesson on the white-tailed deer. The lesson began with learning about traditional harvesting practices and cultural uses of the deer prior to colonization. Students observed a deer processing demonstration in collaboration with Seneca Nation Gakwi:yo:h Farms staff Levi and Al alongside our Native American Curriculum Team. They also sample venison dishes as part of the journey from harvest to table. This experience integrates NYS Science and Indigenous Studies standards while helping students build a deeper relationship with their food and understanding what it means to be

Seneca Youth Dancers & Indigenous Youth Council Attend National Impacted Schools Association

Salamanca City Central School District December 8th, 2025 | Repost from SCCSD FB Our students are on the move! Members of the Seneca Youth Dancers & Indigenous Youth Council flew out to Las Vegas, NV to attend the National Indian Impacted Schools Association (NIISA) Conference — and to present in front of educators, leaders, and advocates from across the Country. The Indigenous Youth Council officers presented at the conference. Lailee Pierce, President; Charli Ross, Vice President; Joella Jimerson, Treasurer; Acelynn Jacobs, Secretary. The Seneca Youth Dancers performed for the conference attendees. Shayanna Johnny-John, President; Lydia Isaac, Vice President; Maverick Jimerson, Treasurer, and members Makenzie

We’re Hiring Medical Professionals

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Ja:göh Vincent Rivera!

Repost from Seneca Media & Communications & Gowanda Central School District November 2025 Student of the Month for Physical Education included third-grader Vincent Rivera! These young Panthers work hard every day, are kind, and have a great attitude toward themselves, teachers and classmates. Ja:göh Vincent, Onöndowa'ga, Hanyahdë:h, son of Amy White and Ruben Rivera.

Gaëni:yo’s Singers & Dancers, LLC

Nya:wëh sgë:nö’ & Welcome to the World of Gaëni:yo’s Singers & Dancers, LLC. Gaëni:yo’s Singers & Dancers is proud to announce our official transition into an LLC. With this next step, we continue our mission of promoting cultural pride, cultural awareness, and cultural preservation through traditional Haudenosaunee songs, dances, and integrated media. Leadership Team• Martin Jimerson, Jr. – President/Cultural Director• Bradley Jimerson – Vice President/Integrated Media Director• Millicent Proud – Budget Monitor• Peter Huff – Secretary Gaëni:yo’s became an LLC in response to the growing demand for authentic cultural programming.Today, we provide a wide range of cultural teachings—song, dance, history, and media—supported by

Congratulations to Aliyah Seneca

Aliyah Seneca has recently been certified as an Advanced EMT!! You are rocking it at Mercy EMS Ambulance. We are so proud of your accomplishment. ❤ Much love, Mom and Dad

2025 Q4 Difference Maker Award Recipients!

We’re excited to announce our 2025 Q4 Difference Maker Award recipients! This quarterly award recognizes team members who go above and beyond to live our mission, vision, and core values of Quality, Teamwork, Integrity, Professionalism, and Connection. Thank you for your hard work and commitment! Your daily efforts drive forward our mission: to serve the Seneca Nation. Congratulations to all of our Difference Makers!

Ja:göh Marley Serio!

Marley Serio, Cosmetology Student, Recognized for Positive Character Traits CTE Students Recognized for Positive Character Traits:At the LoGuidice Educational Center, students are celebrated not just for their skills in Career & Technical Education, but for the positive character they bring to the school community. Molly Corsi-Katta, school social worker at LoGuidice, helps oversee the Character in Action program, which highlights a different trait each month and encourages students to put it into practice throughout their day. Teachers nominate students who consistently demonstrate the featured quality, and one junior and one senior from each program are recognized monthly. Corsi-Katta emphasizes that the program celebrates

Pleasant Valley Baptist Church Update

(12557 Route 438, Irving, NY) For unto us a Child is born….and His name will be called Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. ~Isaiah 9:6 How do we know Jesus truly is all these descriptions listed here in the book of Isaiah? Well, if we know Jesus, we know He truly is Wonderful – for dying on the cross in our place! He truly is our Counselor – if we read His Word (the Bible), we can know His wisdom! He truly is a Mighty God – Who controls the weather, designed the human body, and created countless breath-taking

Thank You from Virginia Cooper

Thank you to my family, relatives, friends and employees. Thank you all for attending my 90th Birthday Party at the Seneca Nation Firemen’s Building on Saturday afternoon, November 15th, 2025. It was a wonderful way to help an old woman ease into her 90th decade of life. All of you have been excellent participants in my life at certain times. Although I don’t remember all your names your faces are remembered. Thank you all for the Birthday wishes, the presents, cards and cash given to my church in my honor. In your own way you have made important positive contributions