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Jam-Packed Summer


And what did you do this summer?

From cooking classes and gym activities to exploring some of New York’s cultural offerings, the Oneida Nation Recreation Department offered students a busy schedule of events through the annual Summer Jam program.

The program, open to Nation Members and Health Center clients who are entering grades 3 to 7 in the fall, ran from July 6 to Aug. 13. Summer jam participants enjoyed a variety of activities, electives, recreation and gym activities. Off-site trips included visits to the Herkimer Diamond Mines, Museum of the Earth in Ithaca, Sylvan Beach, Big Don’s Mini Golf in Cicero and Darien Lake.

One of the highlights included a trip to Ganondagan Historical Park in Victor, N.Y. Ganondagan is a Seneca site featuring a full-size replica of ...
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