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SALC Health & Safety Fair

Submitted by Chelce Finch, SALC On Monday October 18th, community members enjoyed yet another successful SALC event. The Health & Safety Fair/ Open House was intended to bring awareness to our local community members while showcasing our classrooms outside for parents. The turnout was much bigger than anticipated and was nice to see everyone following […]

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SALC New Facebook Page

The Seneca Arts & Learning Center has a new Facebook page! Type in the search bar ‘Seneca Arts & Learning Center or follow this link: https://www.facebook.com/Seneca-Arts-Learning-Center-106258608484920/. Give them a like and spread the word to your family and friends!

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Climate Change Taskforce Workshops

Schedule of Events 2021 IN RESPONSE to our climate change survey and in an effort to better inform and connect our community on issues arising from the ongoing climate crisis, Seneca Nation departments are teaming up to offer workshops to teach our community members useful and sustainable practices. Join us for one of our FREE […]

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NOTICE – HEAP

The Seneca Nation Advocate Program will be accepting applications for the Regular Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) benefit starting on October 1, 2021. This benefit will run until March 2022 or if the funding runs out, whichever comes first. Also starting on October 1, The Advocate Program will be accepting applications for the […]

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Department Flyers

What’s happening around the territories? Posted in this issue you’ll find upcoming craft classes, community center events & classes and more! Cattaraugus Library Take & Make Kids Craft – Pony Bead Indian Corn Cattaraugus Library Wampum Belt Craft Lead Safety Awareness ACC Water Aerobics ACC Key FOB System ACC Lacrosse Pick-up League ACC Water Wit […]

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Community Healing Walk held on Cattaraugus Territory

By Megan Torres, Reporter. Photos by Seneca Media On September 30th, 600 plus community members gathered to remember and honor residential school survivors and the children who never made it home. AOA along with the Crime Victim Services Department and Child & Family Services organized the walk that took place throughout the grounds of the […]