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Indian Day

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Fry bread being is cooked at the Fort Pierce Indian Day celebration Sept. 26 at Chupco’s Landing. (Photo Analicia Austin) It’s ready, aim, fire at the Big Cypress Indian Day’s archery competition Sept. 26. (Photo Beverly Bidney) Josh Sneed and Lance Tommie take part in the horseshoe toss competition in Fort

Communities take a stand during Red Ribbon Week

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Finding a way to live a drug free life was the resounding theme of Red Ribbon events across the Tribe throughout October. The annual Red Ribbon Week, which spans weeks, is organized by the Tribe’s Center for Behavorial Health. In Brighton, preschoolers, Pemayetv Emahakv Charter School students, teachers and staff

Workshops provide students with array of college info

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From CSSS The Seminole Tribe’s Center for Student Success and Services hosted “College Information Night” workshops facilitated by higher education academic and career advisors Cynthia Mills, Sandra Freeman, and Sarah-Joy Somarriba in September and October for Big Cypress, Brighton, Hollywood, Immokalee, Fort Pierce, and Naples. Students watch a presentation during a

PECS Students of the Month – September 2019

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Elementary School Alijah Osceola Janaleigh Bert Maycen Buck Tommie Jackson Claire Randolph Kalliope Puente Tate Matthews Kade Johns Micah Jimmie Kylo Cochran Okalani Collins Hayden Nunez Aurelius Lara Jenna Huff Mattie Platt Daliyah Nunez Khoal Cochran Meleah Billie Joleyne Nunez Gemindia Fudge Etanis Torres Ringo Billie Jaelle Weimann The Seminole Tribune Pemayetv

Seminole Scenes – November 2019

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PINK POWER IN BC: The Big Cypress community turned pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month as residents and employees came out for the annual Wear Pink Day that was held Oct. 10. Above, participants gather for a photo at the entrance of the Senior Center. The gathering was organized by

Domestic violence awareness programs held in Big Cypress

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By Cherrah GilesDevelopment Associate, Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum BIG CYPRESS — October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The Big Cypress Reservation hosted two awareness events at To-Pee-Kee-Ke Yak-Ne on Oct. 11 to commemorate the month. The Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum presented the first event to kick-off its 2020 Lecture Series. The day opened with a prayer from

Okalee Village holds soft opening

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Billy Walker wrestles an alligator at Okalee Village on Oct. 22. (Photo Analicia Austin) Donna Frank poses in front of her table of handmade baskets, Seminole dolls and a Singer sewing machine during a soft opening of Okalee Village on Oct. 22 in Hollywood. Okalee will feature Seminole culture and history

Poem

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“Inside Genocide” I can remember when it was all of us, our unity’s what made us and now it’s a must, we gave from our hearts we had our tribal pride, each clan gave love and for us was down to ride. Respect was our Creed with loyalty and trust. Now

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