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Gov. Hochul apologizes to Seneca Nation for past boarding school abuse
Gov. Kathy Hochul visited the Seneca Nation’s Cattaraugus Territory to apologize for New York State’s involvement in the operation of the Thomas Indian School on Tuesday. Tuesday’s apology by Governor Hochul is the most recent action to atone for impacted Indigenous children of the Thomas Indian School.
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Negotiations for a new gaming compact between NY and Seneca Nation expected to begin soonIt’s been nearly two years since the Seneca Nation and New York agreed on a new gaming compact, however, that may soon change ...
CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY, N.Y. — New York’s governor visited the Seneca Nation on Tuesday and formally apologized for “atrocities” she says were committed at a state boarding school that ...
Negotiations between New York State and the Seneca Nation over a new gaming compact may finally resume after a long deadlock, ...
Seneca Nation leaders gathered Friday with local officials and neighbors to commemorate the importance of the Buffalo Creek Treaty of 1842, which forever shaped the history of ...
After an apology from Gov. Hochul, fresh optimism emerges for the Seneca Nation and New York to resume talks on the gaming ...
The Seneca Nation and New York State continue to negotiate a new casino gaming compact. We caught up with the Seneca Nation ...
The Democrat, speaking on the grounds of the former Thomas Indian School on Seneca Nation land, said students were subjected to “unimaginable physical, emotional and sexual assaults” during ...
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