July 31, 2026 issue
Gathering focused on building continued familiarity with Nation, discussing matters of mutual interest August 4, 2026 VICTOR, N.Y. – Elected leaders from the Seneca Nation welcomed federal, state and local elected officials and staff representatives to a portion of the Nation’s ancestral homelands for an afternoon of relationship building and conversation. Seneca Nation President J. […]
Reposted from Seneca Veterans Powwow | July 12 at 12:15 PM Honoring our Veterans and Service members in the Powwow circle July 17, 18, and 19. The Marvin “Joe” Curry Veterans Powwow is an annual contest powwow in honor of our veterans. Joe was a member of the Seneca Nation’s Snipe Clan and was born on […]
Join us this weekend, July 17-19 at the Seneca Allegany Resort & Casino! Visit senecapowwow.org for more information, or follow the Seneca Veterans Powwow Facebook page HERE for all the latest updates throughout the weekend.
From President J. Conrad Seneca – June 24, 2026 December 2024 Immediately began planning outreach with Seneca people for Class III gaming compact background briefing and public meetings to obtain input in the process Established an Opioid Recovery Department and appointed a Director to coordinate drug abuse prevention, care, and rehab services for Senecas afflicted […]
The Seneca Nation kicked off pride month with a flag raising at both the William Seneca Building and Seneca Allegany Administration Building on June 1st. President Seneca and First Lady Nicole Seneca introduced guest speakers that provided information, encouragement, and work within the LGBTQ+ community. In 2021, a resolution was passed declaring June as Seneca […]
Seneca women are fierce. We are fierce protectors, leaders and defenders. A society based on matrilineal lineage; Seneca mothers were the foundation of communal villages and generational longhouses for centuries. We are keepers of our clans, hold the right to name leaders, cultivators and land bearers with the power to influence political and diplomatic endeavors. […]
Construction and operational support for new Immersion Schools on Seneca territory among key initiatives May 19, 2026 – ALBANY, N.Y. – Elected leaders and citizens from the Seneca Nation and other Native Nations within New York gathered in Albany today for a day filled with important discussions, advocacy, outreach and education. Native Nations Day included […]
Seneca women are fierce. We are fierce protectors, leaders and defenders. A society based on matrilineal lineage; Seneca mothers were the foundation of communal villages and generational longhouses for centuries. We are keepers of our clans, hold the right to name leaders, cultivators and land bearers with the power to influence political and diplomatic endeavors. […]
Submitted by Andrew Howard, Conservation, Fish & Wildlife Manager This spring, hatchery staff completed the full walleye production cycle, including preparation, broodstock collection, spawning, incubation, and fry release. The process starts with a full cleaning of the hatchery. Raceways, hatching jars, work surfaces, and windows are scrubbed, and debris is removed. Equipment is inspected at […]
ALLEGANY TERRITORY, SALAMANCA, N.Y. – Seneca Nation Councilor Tina Abrams has been selected by New York State Senator George Borrello as the 2026 Woman of Distinction honoree in New York’s 57th Senate District. Councilor Abrams was selected by Senator Borrello in recognition of her decades of leadership, advocacy and service to the Seneca Nation and […]