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Shinnecock Indians — Archive
Shinnecock Indian Tribe Creating New Government
(May 2, 2013) The Shinnecock Indian Nation held their annual elections in early April, voting in new trustees to run the tribe, and... More
Local Hamptons Artist Embraces Ancient Craft
(February 17, 2013) In a way, 65-year old Fred Brandes, who lives in Springs and is on his third or fourth incarnation as... More
Newly Discovered Burial Grounds Stir Debate
(January 14, 2013) In October 2003, Shelter Island homeowners Walter and Susanne Richards uncovered a burial site containing at least 10 skeletons while... More
Serving Time on the Reservation
(November 10, 2012) It’s coming up on a year that I’ve been working for the Shinnecock Senior Nutrition Program, serving lunches for the... More
The Dan’s Papers Literary Prize Winner: “Magic Shirts”
(August 31, 2012) Pow-wow season has arrived and as usual everything is being done now that should have been done during the winter... More
Montauk Indian Museum to be Built
(August 9, 2012) The time has come to make one man’s dream a shared vision for the community. In a country where people... More
Shinnecocks Are Back In The Game
(March 10, 2012) About a month after the Shinnecock Indian Nation voted against signing a new contract with the Detroit-based Gateway Casino Resorts,... More
Shinnecock Nation in Obama’s Budget
(February 15, 2012) Amid concerns about budget cuts to the Bureau of Indian Affairs, the Shinnecock Nation was part of President Barack Obama’s Fiscal... More
East End Summer’s Top Food Discovery
(September 5, 2011) Seafood and frogs legs, burgers and bison, corn and sassafras tea. The Shinnecock Powwow has been a cornucopia of edible... More
