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Message From Crime Victim Services

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We celebrate November as Native American Heritage Month. With this, we also acknowledge the historical violence of Indigenous peoples.

Our community continues to heal and offers various opportunities to come together to support those affected by violence in a safe place to enjoy our Native culture, traditional foods, singing, and dancing.

We hope everyone has a safe upcoming month.

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Dr. Lori Quigley Talks About Residential Schools with Nichols School

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October 26, 2023 | Repost from Nichols School FB Nichols School shared: We were honored to welcome Dr. Lori V. Quigley of the Seneca Nation to talk to our students. Dr. Quigley spent time with Emma Eddy’s senior class this afternoon to share stories about her mother’s experience as a residential school survivor and her […]
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Gakwi:yo:h Farms Update

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Marty Jimerson, Jr. works with After School Students to create a Smoke Dance DVD

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