Submitted by Wendy Huff We’re grateful for our relatives, friends, and neighbors – for the smiles and laughter you brought Bobbie, especially in her later years; to our Nation for thoughtful care and support – Executives’ and Council’s dinners, gifts, the chance to visit, the heartfelt assistance of AOA, the Clinic, SENECA FIRE, EMS and […]
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Congratulations to Tiffany Malin
‘Submitted by her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Malin of Boothwyn, PA My husband & I would like to announce how proud we are of our daughter, Tiffany Malin, Hawk Clan, who recently completed 4 years at University of Delaware (2015-2019) and completed her Masters degree at East Stroudsburg University (2019-2020) as an Athletic Trainer. Tiffany […]
OBITUARY: Laura Waterman Wittstock
(9/11/37 – 1/16/21) Submitted by Rosy Simas Laura Waterman Wittstock entered the spirit world on the morning of January 16, 2021. She is fondly remembered by her family as a great mother and remembered by her grandchildren as “the world’s greatest grandmother.” To others, she was a friend, confidant, and mentor. Elaine Salinas, one of […]
UB to offer Indigenous health disparities course this spring
Ja:goh Dean Seneca, CEO & Founder of Seneca Scientific Solutions+ who designed the course curriculum By David J. Hill | January 15, 2021 | Reprinted from buffalo.edu BUFFALO, N.Y. — As the University at Buffalo seeks to expand its commitment to Indigenous studies, a new course being offered this spring in the School of Public […]
Intuitive Eating- 10 Principals
Intuitive Eating is a compassionate, self-care eating framework that treats all bodies with dignity and respect. This anti-diet approach can help you make peace with food and rediscover the pleasures of eating. Below are 10 principals of Intuitive Eating that are meant to be a framework, to guide you on your journey to becoming an […]
Working together to help protect our Steelhead
By Robbie Jimerson I hope this writing finds you and your family healthy and in good spirits. I thank you for taking the time to read this and I am writing in an effort to bring to light and educate others about the concerning situation that faces the Steelhead that travel and spawn in our […]
News From The Four Corners United Methodist Church
Rte. 438 and Versailles Plank Road, Cattaraugus TerritoryPastor – Rev. David Rood | 941-5703, dgrood62@yahoo.comSubmitted by Marilyn Anderson 2020 is history!! 2021 will bring us new challenges – continuing to cope with Covid 19, finding the new “normal”, deciding to vaccinate or not and keeping our New Year’s resolutions to lose weight, exercise more, save […]
Agwadeyësta’ Do:gë:h Receives Esther Martinez Initiative (EMI) Grant
Submitted by Flip White Agwadeyësta’ Do:gë:h is happy & humbled to announce that we were awarded an Administration for Native Americans (ANA) Esther Martinez Initiative (EMI) grant. The following are the objectives of this 5 year comprehensive, long term language grant: To serve children up to the age of twelve and in preparation for the […]
Shirley Mae Lyons (Goode)
October 29, 1936 – December 19, 2020 Submitted by Michelle Cronin Shirley Mae, 84, of the Onondaga Nation passed away on Saturday, December 19, 2020 after a brief stay at Upstate Hospital. She was a citizen of the Seneca Nation Wolf Clan. Her traditional Haudenosaunee name was Gaeñhyaweñthwa. Gaeñhyaweñthwa is survived by her children David […]
Smith looks back on 4 years in the mayor’s office
By Kellen M. Quigley | Dec 28, 2020 | Reprinted from salamancapress.com SALAMANCA — Four years ago, longtime city resident Michael “Smitty” Smith approached his new role as mayor with one uniting message: “Salamanca Pride.” At the Common Council’s final meeting of the year Dec. 17, Smith’s own Salamanca Pride was beaming as he thanked […]