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It is normal for a fawn to be alone during the day. Mother deer often stay away from their young to avoid leading predators to their location. If you find a fawn leave it alone the mother will return at dusk! If you notice the fawn alone after 3 days, please call our dispatch at […]

ASL day was Monday April 15th. Our library clerk Misty and her husband Colby visited ECLC and read a story using ASL. The children and teachers really enjoyed the visit. They will be returning in May for another story time.

Beginning this year, and every year thereafter, the raising of the flag with formalities, will occur on the territory of the President’s Office.  On Monday, June 3, 2024, it will be raised at the Seneca Allegany Administration Building at 11am.  Formalities will include opening remarks by President Armstrong, followed by a few other speakers and […]

Seneca Women’s Right to Vote 60th Anniversary! Celebrate Seneca women empowering our generations at one of these locations: Thursday, May 23, 2024 at 10am: In celebration of the 60th Anniversary – Seneca Women’s Right to Vote, join us for a 5K Run/Walk at the Allegany Community Center. To-go lunch, limited t-shirts and door prizes will […]

Pictured above: Women from Allegany that headed up the Women’s Right to Vote Movement. Bottom: Bernice Crouse, Harriet Pierce. Top: unknown, Rovena Watt-Abrams Seneca SuffragettesIn May of 1964, a fifth and final referendum to decide the right of Seneca women to vote was finally approved by a vote of 169 to 99. Pointing to the […]

Heritage Day 2024 is fast approaching! One program happening that day is a Tattoo Gathering. 10am- Presentation by Jamie Jacobs, (Tonawanda Seneca Nation, Turtle Clan) 11am- Presentation by Michael Galban, (Washoe) 10am-2pm – Creating natural dyes with Jocelyn J. Jones (Seneca Nation of Indians, Wolf Clan) 10am-2pm – Flash Tattoo Tickets with Randee Spruce (Seneca […]

Missing and Murdered Indigenous People Awareness Repost from Seneca Nation Crime Victims Services FB On May 6th, The Seneca Nation Crime Victim Services in collaboration with Family Support Services held an MMIP Awareness event at the Cattaraugus Community Center to honor our relatives and remember those lost to the crisis of Missing or Murdered Indigenous […]

Bucktown Bridge over Clear Creek, Route 438 Irving, NY 14081 Seneca Nation Department of Transportation will host a Public Information Meeting to review the proposed reconstruction of the Bucktown Bridge over Clear Creek Route 438 Irving, NY 14081 The meeting will be held in an open-forum format on the following date and time: Wednesday, June […]

April 2024 Congratulations to Seneca Nation employees Chelsea Snow, Legislative Researcher and Rebecca Bowen, Tribal Archivist Manager who have been named Employee of the Month for April 2024. Each month, employees, Council and Executives across the territories gather to celebrate the exceptional qualities of their colleagues with a special reception. Each of the honorees receive […]

Treaty restored Seneca lands, affirmed Nation’s sovereignty ALLEGANY TERRITORY, SALAMANCA, N.Y. – Leaders from the Seneca Nation and other dignitaries and guests will gather to commemorate the historic significance of the Buffalo Creek Treaty of 1842 at an annual event next week. The commemoration event will be held on Friday, May 17 at 10:30am at […]