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Weaving A Story

While Laurel Parker (Turtle Clan) was fascinated by the beadwork being reviewed by Elders, Lucia Thomas (Turtle Clan) was intent upon the baskets. Read more »

Past, Present, Future

IMAGE Laurel Parker (Turtle Clan)

Beadwork as Survival Art

Laurel Parker (Turtle Clan) is an artist motivated by the designs she viewed on the beaded items on display for Elders' viewing at the Ray Elm Children and Elders' Center. Holding a heart-shaped whimsy, Laurel was amazed at the size of the beads used in the ornamentation. Read More »

IMAGE Wampum String

Travels of an Heirloom

The end of 2010 marked the 20-year anniversary of the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAG-PRA). Read More »

Children's Choir

Jasmine Rood (Turtle Clan) and Aliyah Frederick (Turtle Clan) were the first to sign up for the Oneida’s Children’s Choir. Read More »

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  • Case Against Madison County Attorney Moves Forward

    State Supreme Court Denies Motion by State Comptroller and Madison County Attorney to Dismiss Case Seeking to End Taxpayer-Funded Scheme. The lawsuit aims to end arrangement allowing part-time Madison County Attorney to receive over $800,000 above his salary from law firm he helped select as outside counsel. Read More »

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