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The Tully Mud Boils

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Onondaga Nation elders can remember when Onondaga Creek was crystal clear through their territory and fish could be caught by lantern light.  But within their lifetimes the water turned the color of chocolate milk, and stayed that way. This video explores the cause and the impact on the Onondaga Nation’s culture.    Read the report about the Tully Mud Boils here. … [Read more...] about The Tully Mud Boils

WILC Playoffs are set

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Onondaga Nation- With Team Canada going undefeated in pool play, the Canadians earned the number one seed in the tournament's bracket to find a FIL Champion.  The Nationals earn a second seed and a bye, with the Canadians, into the semifinals. Today, winners from the Red and Green group qualified to play the number three and four seeds from the Blue group, Team USA and Team … [Read more...] about WILC Playoffs are set

Lyle and Miles Thompson lead the way as Iroquois play for more than just lacrosse wins

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Syracuse.com: The line stretched out Tuesday, far beyond a table that went from one end to the other under a big tent near the Onondaga Nation Arena. Jerome Thompson Sr. did exactly what he does when his kids play lacrosse: He stood back, outside the spotlight, to watch his boys live out what they've been taught from the beginning: Read more... … [Read more...] about Lyle and Miles Thompson lead the way as Iroquois play for more than just lacrosse wins

A Dream Build

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OCC.edu: The World Indoor Lacrosse Championships started on September 18, with much fanfare and continues through the weekend. The Onondaga Nation will host the tournament this year, marking the first time an international sporting event will be held on indigenous lands. To ready themselves for the Championships the Nation recently built a state-of-the-art multi-use facility to … [Read more...] about A Dream Build