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UAlbany great Lyle Thompson, brothers give back to lacrosse

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4 The Future Foundation provides clinics, equipment to indigenous, underserved communities Albany Times Union by Mark Singelais ALBANY - Former University at Albany lacrosse great Lyle Thompson said he still has the wooden stick he used growing up on his Onondaga Nation reservation. The stick cracked when he was 12 years old, reaching for a pass thrown for his father … [Read more...] about UAlbany great Lyle Thompson, brothers give back to lacrosse

Stickmakers Tournament: Fundraiser for stickmaker Alfie Jacques

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Onondaga Nation - Biginning this Thursday, April 14 through April 16, 2023, Tsha' Hoñnoñyeñdakwha (The Onondaga Nation Arena: located at 4000 Route 11- just off of exit 16 on I81) is proud to host the Stickmakers Tournament.  The proceeds of the tournament will benefit Alfie Jacques and his expenses as he battles cancer. Alfie Jacques is a world renoun traditional wooden … [Read more...] about Stickmakers Tournament: Fundraiser for stickmaker Alfie Jacques

Sean Kirst: ‘It put us in a terrible bind’: Six Nations elder Oren Lyons on church ‘Doctrine of Discovery’

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Buffalo News: Oren Lyons was supposed to be in California this week. He planned to travel there with his son Rex, an Haudenosaunee Nationals lacrosse administrator busy preparing for this summer's 2023 World Lacrosse men’s championships, in San Diego. At 93, that journey would have fit the philosophy Lyons does his best to embrace: “I thank the Creator every morning, … [Read more...] about Sean Kirst: ‘It put us in a terrible bind’: Six Nations elder Oren Lyons on church ‘Doctrine of Discovery’

Onondaga Nation struggles to care for chronically ill after 13 years of flat funding from NY

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By James T. Mulder | jmulder@syracuse.com  Syracuse.com Onondaga Nation -- Onondaga Nation residents used to be able to walk in and get medical care quickly at the nation’s health center. Now they wait months to get appointments at the state-funded medical and dental clinic on Route 11A on the Onondaga Nation. The center is so short-staffed and strapped for cash it … [Read more...] about Onondaga Nation struggles to care for chronically ill after 13 years of flat funding from NY

We’re Still Here

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New York State Museum By Steve Wall In 1988, Steve Wall published a photo essay on the Haudenosaunee for National Geographic Magazine.  Steve Wall traveled to many of the Haudenosaunee communites for two years.  Click the image below to watch We Are Still Here (11 min).   … [Read more...] about We’re Still Here