Articles from the April 27, 2023 edition
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An Iroquoian Story of Creation
Continued from last week. So they say again, after that, not long after that, one day Teharonhiawako was down on the earth. And he’s all by himself now. And his brother Sawiskera is living up in h...
Gardening Gifts for Any Occasion
by Melinda Myers Look to the garden when struggling to find the best gift for Mother's Day, Father's Day, birthdays, or other occasions. A gift of...
How to Backyard Big, Even in Small Spaces
Adopt a "Master Backyarder" mindset to maximize backyarding benefits when you have a small yard...or none at all ALEXANDRIA, Va. – Backyarding is t...
Oh Nikatsi'ten'tsherò:ten?
1. Akiarentà:'a Baltimore oriole 2. Ken'tarakonhá:ka Barn swallow 3. Tihkáhon Bittern 4. Terí:teri Blue jay 5. Akiaren'tà:'a Canary 6. Onek...
FNHA Releases 2022 Toxic Drug Poisoning Crisis Data
This news release may contain sensitive content and could be triggering. For mental health or crisis support, please contact the KUU-US Crisis Line at 1-800-588-8717 or visit the FNHA’s website for a...
No Mow May, Low Mow Spring
Lawns cover 40 million acres, or 2%, of land in the US, making them the single largest irrigated crop we grow. Lawns are mowed, raked, fertilized, weeded, chemically treated, and watered —sucking u...
Entertainment Binge
By Isaac White. This week’s edition of Entertainment Binge is quite special for me. No, it’s not because I’m going to regale you with tales of my self-imagined wit and brilliance. I won’t subject...
How to talk with kids about climate change
Indian Time is offering articles to help you talk to your children about climate change through the month of April and May. Each article will offer different tips and suggestions (some may be...
KEPO's No Mow May / Nó:nen Onerahtohkó:wa Nikahá:wi, Tóhsa' Sewathéntia'k! Challenge Returns
The Kahnawà:ke Environment Protection Office (KEPO) is inviting Kahnawa’kehró:non to join the challenge for the month of May. The No Mow May / Nó:nen Onerahtohkó:wa Nikahá:wi, Tóhsa’ Sewathént...
Arts for All Ages: LoKo Festival Returns to SUNY Potsdam
SUNY Potsdam Welcomes Community to Annual LoKo Arts Festival from April 27 to May 8 SUNY Potsdam is thrilled to bring together campus and community with its annual celebration of creativity-the LoKo...
Clarkson University Again Featured In U.S. News & World Report's Best Graduate Schools
Strong performances by multiple programs have led to Clarkson University once again being featured prominently in the 2024 edition of Best Graduate Schools by U.S. News & World Report. Clarkson’s g...
Facebook Settlement May Owe You Money
Facebook parent Meta Platforms is paying U.S. users a $725 million settlement as part of its Cambridge Analytica suit. This is the result of a yearslong lawsuit against Facebook after millions of...
