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Letter from the Editor:

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Nya:weh Sge:no’ ga:gwegoh,

The Seneca Nation Official Newsletter is now a magazine with better and brighter photos, clear text, and graphics/flyers to enhance your reading experience! Each edition will be published in full color on glossy paper.

Bear with us as we plan and organize new deadlines and publishing time frames. A magazine takes longer to print and mail. Please send save and dates and event posting as soon as possible to be advertised.

Only one edition of the Seneca Nation Official Newsletter will be released for January 2026. We will continue with our normal print schedule as we adjust to the new timeframes. We strive to bring more articles, information and quality photos and graphics in 2026.

All submissions will continue to be accepted via email, in office or by phone. We have two offices with present staff to help with your needs. The Allegany Office is in the Seneca Allegany Administration Building at 90 Ohi:yo’ Way, Salamanca, NY 14779. The Cattaraugus Office is in the Sully Huff Heritage Center at 12857 Route 438, Irving, NY, United States, 14081 8:00am – 4:30pm.

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