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Bernadette Scott Visits Gowanda Free Library

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Repost From Gowanda Free Library FB

Thank you, Bernadette Scott from the Seneca Nation, Deer Clan, for sharing your stunning art with our patrons. What a talent! See the pictures below. Stay tuned for more Summer fun at the Gowanda Free Library!

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Lacrosse Sticks Gifted to Roswell Park Department of Indigenous Cancer Health

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Gayëntwahgöh Exhibition Opening

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