Sports

Celebrating our Indigenous Players and their Stories on Indigenous Peoples’ Day

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October 14, 2024 | Repost from Maryland Whipsnakes FB

Zed Williams (Seneca) began Indigenous Heritage Weekend by playing with a traditional wooden stick — when asked why he chose to do so, Zed responded that he wanted to, “honor [his] ancestors who blessed us with this game.”

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Elders

November 2024 Activities

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Seneca Allegany Elder Center & Wini Kettle Senior Center (Cattaraugus) Submitted by Stephanie John & Beth Lay Stop down to the Allegany Elder Center or the Wini Kettle Senior Center and enjoy daily activities throughout the month of November. For more information call Stephanie or Dorsie at (716) 945-8990 (for Allegany) OR Raven at (716) […]
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Congratulations to the latest Cohort of STC Graduates!

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Ja:göh STC – Seneca Training Center, Class of 2024 graduation was held on October 25th at the Cattaraugus Territory Community Center. SNI Councillors Maurice John, Sr. and Tina Abrams, spoke on behalf of the President and Council Offices. The surrounding Unions, Seneca Casinos and ECCB representatives were also on hand and gave congratulatory remarks and […]
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Need to get rid of your Halloween Pumpkins?

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Repost from Seneca Nation Gakwi:yo:h Farms FB If you would like to get rid of your pumpkins (whole or carved), the bison farm will have the dump trailer set up at the Salamanca One Stop and a bin will be placed in front of the farmhouse on Taylor Hollow Rd. PLEASE, NO pumpkins that were […]