Articles from the August 10, 2023 edition
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RRCA Offers New Potted Tree Program
CORNWALL – This fall, residents in the Raisin Region Conservation Authority's (RRCA) watershed jurisdiction will be able to plant a range of potted na...
Wa'ke'serehtaiénhne Tenthatikwatá:ko
1. Wa'ke'serehtaiénhne tenthatikwatá:ko I am taking my car in to get repaired 2. Tsi thati'serehtahserón:ni A car repair shop 3. Ra...
John Echohawk Honored by American Bar Association
DENVER - The Native American Rights Fund’s executive director, John E. Echohawk, was given the 2023 Thurgood Marshall Award by the American Bar Association Section of Civil Rights and Social J...
Hotel Owner Melius Offers Massena Hotel to House Migrants
The owner of a local Quality Inn is apparently considering accommodating a new group of long-term residents – migrants from New York City. The New York Post, revealed that Gary Melius, a prominent f...
Oklahoma Governor Stitt Sues State Legislature
OKLAHOMA CITY - Governor Kevin Stitt of Oklahoma, a member of the Republican Party, has initiated a lawsuit against the leadership of the state legislature. He asserts that they have crossed their...
SRMT Summer Intern Spotlight: Dylan Lazore, Human Resources Intern
By Ronni Sunday, Communications Summer Intern. The Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe is proud to provide employment opportunities for high school and college s...
Supreme Court Tells Tulsa No
WASHINGTON - On Friday, the Supreme Court denied Tulsa’s appeal to overturn a lower court verdict that has raised questions about the Oklahoma city’s capacity to implement municipal regulations, such...
Lake Titicaca Receding Has Indigenous People Worried About Drought
HUARINA BOLIVIA - The feet of a septuagenarian sink into the soil as he meanders past forsaken vessels in the area that once housed the waters of Lake Titicaca. According to Bolivian officials, the re...
New York Museum Returns Remains to OIN
ALBANY - The Rochester Museum, located in New York, took a significant stride towards justice by returning the ancestral remains of 19 Native Americans, along with their funerary artifacts, to the...
Entertainment Binge
By Isaac White I’m writing this a little earlier than I normally do. To be honest it’s not all that clear to me why I like to get closer to my deadline before I write. Perhaps it’s something that...
New Exhibit Completed in Malone Showcases Former Clarkson University Branch Campus
A display on the corner of College Ave. and State St. in the village of Malone has been added to include the history of Clarkson University’s former branch campus at the site. Now complete with l...
The Golden Rule
By Paul Hetzler Unless you have bees up your nose on a regular basis, don’t blame late-season allergies on goldenrod. However, if you do find bees in your schnozz, seek medical (and perhaps e...
Preventing and Managing Powdery Mildew in the Garden
by Melinda Myers Don't panic when you find a powdery white substance covering the leaves of some of your flowers, vegetables, and shrubs. This is a...
New Poll Shows Majority of Americans Don't Support More Aid To Ukraine
A recent CNN poll administered by SSRS indicates that the majority of Americans disapprove of Congress allocating more funds to aid Ukraine in its conflict with Russia, revealing a divide in public...
Quebec Construction Vacation Accident Report Troubling
The final accident report for the annual two-week construction vacation in Quebec has been released by the provincial police, revealing deeply concerning statistics. During this period, the Quebec...
AMPS Detains 13 Individuals Attempting Illegal Entry to U.S.
On Saturday, August 5, 2023, the Akwesasne Mohawk Police Service responded to two calls of foreign nationals in the village of Kana:takon (St....
