Sunday, May 19, 2024 | St. Lawrence County, NY
The Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe broke ground on Kenténha/October 16, for the first set of family homes to be built on reclaimed treaty land. Joining in the event were (front row, from left) …
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The Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe broke ground on Kenténha/October 16, for the first set of family homes to be built on reclaimed treaty land. Joining in the event were (front row, from left) former-Tribal Chief Eric Thompson, Tribal Chief Michael Conners, Sub-Chief Benjamin Herne, Tribal Chief Beverly Cook, Sub-Chief Derrick King, Tribal Chief Ron LaFrance, Sub-Chief Agnes “Sweets” Jacobs, Assistant Executive Director Starr Thomas, and Executive Director Tsiorasa Barreiro; (back row, from left) Home Improvement Program Foreman Lawrence Thomas and Calvin Leaf, along with Home Improvement Division Director Jamie Bay. Read story here. Photo submitted.
