December 12 2025 Issue

We’re honored to spotlight some of the incredible Native entrepreneurs we have the privilege of supporting. A cornerstone of the Salamanca food scene, Murphy’s Concessions at the West End has been a proud SNIEDC success story. From their popular food truck spotted at most area festivals to their restaurant featuring a new seated dining area, […]

Submitted by Rosemary Patterson The next Commerce Department Commission meeting will be held Wednesday, January 14th at 1pm, at the Seneca Allegany Administration Building (SAAB), 2nd floor conference room. For more information, please contact Rosemary at (716) 945-1005, (716) 257-6706 or via email at r.patterson@sni.org.

Submitted by Barbara Weston, Cattaraugus Education Department Spring 2026: Please note that the scholarship application deadline for enrolled members is January 4th! The initial application must be submitted by the posted deadline, all supporting documentation must be turned in as soon as they are available. Call or stop in if you have any questions. CATTARAUGUS […]

Native Pride and the Nicole & JC Seneca Foundation were proud to donate Turkey dinners to the Seneca Nation Tribal Advocate to help support families this holiday season. We are always grateful for the opportunity to give back to our community.

Reposted from SINM FB November was a busy month for the museum! We hosted multiple presentations and events. Here is a recap of the events we’ve held! On Tuesday, November 18th, the Seneca Nation Fish & Wildlife Department convened a vital discussion on the endangered species within the Allegany territory. Larry and Andrew shared their […]

Seneca Arts & Learning Center In honor of Native American Heritage Month, our infants, waddlers, toddlers, preschool, Head Start, and afterschool students have worked incredibly hard to create a beautiful collection of artwork that celebrates culture, creativity, and community. We are so proud of the effort and heart our young artists put into this project. […]

Congratulations to our Advanced STC (Seneca Training Center) class, they finished their 10-week advanced hands-on training. A luncheon was held to celebrate their accomplishments. Ja:göh!

Seneca Arts & Learning Center – Allegany Territory Our afterschool program had the wonderful opportunity to learn from Sierra Parker, owner of Bittersweet’s Floral, a Native American–owned business. Sierra’s workshop was full of smiles, energy, and laughter, as they took pride of creating something beautiful with their own hands. Nya:wëh for sharing your artistry with […]