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HUD announces $1.73 million in aid to Seneca Nation WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development last week announced that almost $2 million in aid will help the Seneca Nation of Indians as part of a $52 million program. The aid, through the Indian Community Block Grant-American Rescue Plan, provides grants to 49 Tribal communities to prevent, prepare for and respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Seneca Nation Housing Authority received $1.73 million in assistance to build eight single-family homes, which will help alleviate the housing shortage. The announcement, made by HUD Deputy Secretary Todman during a speaking engagement
at the National American Indian Housing Council’s Legal Symposium, underscores the Biden-Harris Administration’s commitment to delivering equitable COVID-19 relief to Tribal communities. “I’m pleased to announce these robust resources for Tribal communities to meet urgent housing, community, and economic development needs,” said HUD Deputy Secretary Adrianne Todman. “The funding HUD is awarding today will support our mission to ensure that every person has the security of a healthy, safe, and resilient home and community. HUD looks forward to ongoing partnerships with Tribal communities to expand equity and opportunity and strengthen nationto-nation relationships.”
In addition, the Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe received $1.04 million to buy a three-acre parcel and three manufactured homes. “These two American Rescue Plan grants to the Seneca Nation Housing Authority and the St. Regis Mohawk Tribe will fund the construction and acquisition of new housing for Tribal families in New York,” said Stephen Murphy, HUD Deputy Regional Administrator for New York and New Jersey. “The new residences will alleviate housing shortages experienced by both tribes during the COVID-19 pandemic; these permanent homes will go a long way toward keeping residents safe and healthy.”
VanRensselaer on Gov. Hochuls mask mandate On Friday, December 10, 2021, Governor Hochul announced an indoor mask mandate. Throughout the COVID pandemic, Cattaraugus County, by and through its Health and Emergency Services Departments and under the direction and cooperation of the County Legislature and Administration, has encouraged a multi-layered COVID mitigation strategy which has included mask wearing while indoors when social distancing is not possible, testing, and vaccination. Nevertheless, the County will not force our local businesses to become an extension of law enforcement. It is unfair to threaten businesses with $1,000 fines per occurrence for failure to comply. Frankly, the County does not have the resources nor the will to enforce this mandate, either. Should a private business opt to require masking or vaccination for entry, that is the absolute prerogative of the private business. The Cattaraugus County
Legislature continues to encourage mask wearing while indoors when social distancing is not possible, testing, and vaccination, which will mitigate the spread and will allow the County and its residents, businesses, and
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Memories of loved ones honored at Tree of Life ceremony LITTLE VALLEY — The HomeCare & Hospice Foundation presented its 26th annual Tree of Life memorial ceremony Dec. 6 at the Li le Valley VFW. Although smaller this year than in the past due to ongoing COVID-19 concerns, families and friends gathered to hang their personalized ornament of remembrance and pay tribute to a loved one who has passed. Centered around remembrance and healing, the Tree of Life ceremony is a way for people to commemorate loved ones who have died and provides an opportunity for those who have experienced loss to memorialize a family member or friend during the holiday season. Leanna Cameron, director of organizational advancement for Hospice, opened the ceremony and Rev. Stan Scoville, M.Div., spiritual care coordinator, gave the invocation and benediction. “We realized this is the holiday season, and with all of its festivities it can be a difficult time for those of us who are grieving,” Scoville said. “We fi nd that our needs are o¥en different from those around who are joining in the hustle and bustle
of the season.” Sarah Negron, agency relations coordinator, recited the poem “Never Forgo en” and Hannah Pollock, social worker, read the poem “One Memory Away” during the ceremony. As each loved one’s name was called, family members came forward to hang a special ornament on the tree. This year’s ornament is a bell, something Scoville said has been around for thousands of years and an instrument heard o¥en during ceremonies, religious services and throughout the holiday season. “Today, at this special Tree of Life ceremony, we remember that the bell has been rung for our loved ones,” he said. A¥er the ornaments were hung on the tree, Cameron and Scoville lit the Remembrance Wreath as Pollock read the message of remembrance. “As we light these five candles in memory of you, we light one for our grief, one for our courage, one for our memories, one for our love, and one for our hope,” she said. Each year, the HomeCare & Hospice staff ask the family member of someone who was on hospice and passed away to share their
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Catt-Little Valley Honor Rolls continued from 1 Smith, John Visnesky, Grace Zalwsky. Grade 11: Michael Beardi, Aidan Calkins, Logan Crowell, Marley Dundas, Kent Janora, Acadia LeClerc, Jameson Marshall, Hunter McInerney, Jocelyn Mentley, Caitlin O’Neill, Onalee Osgood, Natalee Reed, Olivia Seiflein, Paul Tackentien, Katherine Winsor. Grade 10: Brynn Gabel, Lilly Goodman, Brenna Mentley, Derek Opferbeck, Madison Washy-Singer, Adeline Wright. Grade 9: Andrew Ratzel. Grade 8: Payton Bradley, Rebekah Butcher, Carly Crawford, Heidi Fiegl, Bransen Gabel, Dominic Gradler, Andrew Howard, Kierra Knobloch, Tracker LeClerc, Damaris Lillie, Johannah Luce, Isabella McCheskey, Grady Merrill, Jack Morgenstern, Devan Otto, Alexander Pietras, Baylee Ratzel, Allison Blair Weishaupt, Dylan Wentz, MonaKatrice Williams, Amelia Wolf. Grade 7: Grace Arnold, Anna Dorn, Jacob Gassman, Kiera Hess, Miranda Hines, David Janora, Jasmine Laskey, Lauryn Liberatore, Carly Preston, Riley Preston, Madelyn Shattuck, Jaelyn Snyder, Micah Tackentien, Andrew Tate, Blayk Taylor, Emma West, Quincey Whitmore, Trenton Wulf.
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Clark named COO of Seneca Gaming Seneca Gaming Corporation has named Craig Clark, an executive with nearly 30 years of experience in the gaming and hospitality industry, as the company’s chief operating officer. Clark will be responsible for the overall business efficiency, including driving revenue, profitability and growth at Seneca Gaming’s three properties — Seneca Niagara Resort & Casino, Seneca Allegany Resort & Casino and Seneca Buffalo Creek Casino. “Seneca Gaming Corporation has set a real standard of excellence at its three properties,” Clark said. “I’m excited by the opportunity to work with our team to build on the successes of the past two decades and to help create a comprehensive vision for the future, especially as the gaming market continues to evolve.” Clark will work with Seneca Gaming President and CEO Kevin Nephew and the company’s senior management team to develop and implement an overall strategic plan. “Craig will be a tremendous asset to our team, and
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Salamanca schools offer TeleMed Urgent Care to students, staff BY KELLEN M. QUIGLEY SALAMANCA — Students and staff in the Salamanca City Central School District no longer need to make a special trip to the doctor if a medical concern pops up in school. The district recently began a partnership with Mobile TeleMed to provide students immediate access to physical and mental healthcare services during school hours, something that has become vital in the past 20 months. In addition to treating non-emergent medical needs such as ear infections, pink eye, allergies, skin abnormalities and more, SCCSD Urgent Care can uniquely test students and employees for COVID-19, Influenza, Strep Throat and Urinalysis. Superintendent Robert Breidenstein said the Salamanca and Genesee Valley Central school districts worked closely to acquire the equipment and training for the program aidable through New York state. “We launched this about a month before the pandemic started and about seven months after Genesee Valley started their program,” he said. “It was pretty sparsely used because the students weren’t here and the staff wasn’t here for the most part.” But as students began returning to the buildings later in the 2020-21 school year, Breidenstein said there was an uptick of more students using the urgent care as they and their parents became more familiar with it. “It’s a growing option for families and staff to meet their healthcare needs without having to drive to Olean, Jamestown or Buffalo, or even Bradford
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