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LaFayette Volleyball wins Sectionals

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OnondagNation.org Dewitt, NY- On Saturday February 19, 2011, the LaFayette girls volleyball team defeated undefeated Dodgeville 25-12, 14-25, 25-19, 25-19.  The Lancers finished their season as Section III C-2 champions. The Lady Lancers led by its 3 Senior captains Aliza Potter (Snipe Clan), Maura Abrams (Bear Clan), Elaina Powless (Wolf Clan), and Junior Haley Rockwell … [Read more...] about LaFayette Volleyball wins Sectionals

Snow Snake

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Wadeñh nwa’ aweñha “A long time ago when we all lived in our clan houses”, Shannon Booth said as he met the excited Kindergarteners by the snow snake track on March 4th, 2010. The bundled students listened intently as Shannon told the story of how the Snow Snake or Gahweñda’ came to the Haudenosaunee. Soon our littlest throwers were firing the wooden snakes down the icy … [Read more...] about Snow Snake

Community Give

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Oñgwaweñna by Denise Waterman The Elders are important people in our community. The children at the Onondaga Nation School are taught to respect, listen, care, and enjoy the elders of their families, neighborhood, and community. This year there are 89 elders in our community who are in the thoughts of our children at the Onondaga Nation School. Each student begins … [Read more...] about Community Give

Arthroscopy and Me

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“Arthroscopy allows the orthopedic surgeon to insert a pencil-thin device with a small lens and lighting system into tiny incisions to look inside the joint. The images inside the joint are relayed to a TV monitor, allowing the doctor to make a diagnosis. Other surgical instruments can be inserted to make repairs, based on what is with the arthroscope. Arthroscopy often can be … [Read more...] about Arthroscopy and Me