May 30, 2025 issue
Attention: Seneca Nation Community Members We are seeking your help with providing information to develop a community-focused strategic plan to improve services to victims. The Seneca Nation has received funding to develop/improve direct services to victims in our community. With your assistance in completing this survey, it will help guide the process for future services. […]
Please remember to do your “IN PERSON” yearly registration to be in compliance with the Clerk’s office in order to continue receiving your payments. If you cannot get to the office please call us and we can do a pick up and notarize the paperwork needed for the Clerk’s Office. Call us at 716-532-4900 Ext […]
Submitted by Ja:no’s Bowen Novice Mid – High Level Conversational Seneca class Fridays at 10 AM via Skype.Study is mandatory! This class requires completion of the course materials covered in the Novice Low/Very Beginner Conversational Seneca Class on Mondays (or the equivalent). You must take a small speaking assessment to participate in this class. For […]
Submitted by Toonie Pierce, TERC The Seneca Nation Vocational Rehabilitation Program provides culturally appropriate services that will empower individuals with disabilities to achieve maximum employability, economic independence and integration in the work place and community. If you are enrolled member of a federally or state recognized tribe, reside on Seneca territory or are within a […]
November 11, 2020 – Seneca Nation President Matthew Pagels, who was sworn into office yesterday, officially announced the development of the Seneca Nation’s newest Seneca One Stop operation on Seneca Territory located in downtown Buffalo. The project will include a gas station and convenience store, offering a typical selection of convenience products for motorists, visitors […]
Reprinted from the Niagara Gazette. By: Staff Reporter Native Americans made history in this year’s elections, casting potentially deciding votes in key swing states and also sending six Indigenous individuals to the House of Representatives – a new record. Yet, the mainstream media continues to overlook, downplay or outright insult our people, despite the important […]
Photos by Seneca Media On Wednesday, November 18th the Allegany Community Center hosted a Turkey Trot, Community Drive-Thru Dinner, and a mask and t-shirt giveaway. Allegany H.E.R.O. would like to say “Nya:weh!” to all of our turkey trotters and assistance from the ACC, Education, TERC and AOA/HOUSING! OUR WINNERS ARE AS FOLLOWS: Native Print Luggage […]
ATTENTION ALL WATERLINE USERS ON CATTARAUGUS TERRITORY Submitted by Theresa Lay Please note that during the month of December the SNI Waterline will be doing some routine maintenance to keep our waterlines working to their best capabilities. We shall be flushing lines for your vicinity on these dates: ZONE 1-IRVING-BUCKTOWN AREA – DEC 8, 2020ZONE […]
Winter Arts Market -Pop Up Sale featuring Native artists -Many who were to attend the Winter Arts Market that was cancelled at the Seneca Iroquois National Museum. NOVEMBER 25th – DECEMBER 2ndOnline Facebook Event: WINTER ARTS MARKET – POP UP SALEHosted by Mary Jacobs, Sam Jacbos, Penelope Minner HOW DOES THE MARKET WORK?This is an […]
Below you’ll find: Onöhsagwë:de’ Cultural Center reopening Seneca Nation Veterans Department winter clothing and blanket drive Steamburg Community Center holiday BINGO Steamburg Community Center Christmas stocking drive-thru Steamburg Community Center Christmas stocking registration Native Connections book club – November Bringing high speed Internet to Cattaraugus Territory