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Native dancers take center stage at pow wow; Event at Mauch Chunk Lake Park showcases indigenous culture

Published September 12. 2022 07:54AM

Native American culture was on display Saturday and Sunday at Mauch Chunk Lake Park.

A pow wow, hosted by the Lenape Nation of Pennsylvania, attracted several dozen Native Americans. They were from various tribes and wore traditional attire as they performed ceremonial dances.

During some of their circle dances, spectators participated. Men, women and children joined the Native Americans as they circled around a roped-area, dancing to the beat of pelt-covered drums.

The event was attended by hundreds of people on Saturday, but rain kept the crowds down on Sunday.

Among the highlights was a hoop dance by two local performers, Joachin “Star Cloud” Wuebber of Brodheadsville and Matt “White Eagle” Clair of Weatherly. Both are considered among the top hoop dancers on the East Coast.

White Eagle danced with 28 hoops simultaneously while Star Cloud used 22 hoops. The hoops swirled on their arms, legs, hips and neck during their routines. At the end of their respective dances, each man peeled their hoops one at a time and enjoined them to create atom-shaped balls.

Star Cloud, a graduate of Pleasant Valley High School and Bloomsburg University, returned home recently after living the past two years in Scottsdale, Arizona. His father, Don “Wild Eagle” Wuebber, has been a local booster of his Native American heritage for many years and attended the pow wow to watch the two dancers perform.

A member of the Maricopa Pima Tribe of Arizona, Star Cloud said he has doing Native American dances since he was three or four years old and has been working with hoops the past five or six years.

Star Cloud said, “It’s good to see all the people I grew up with at one spot.”

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Dozens of people rappel down Mohegan Sun tower to support Special Olympics CT

Seventy-five participants scaled down the side of the sky tower about 30 stories to raise money to support Special Olympics programs.

MONTVILLE, Conn. — Volunteers supporting the Special Olympics in Connecticut rappelled down Mohegan Sun’s sky tower Friday.

It’s called “Over the Edge,” and it helps raise money and support for Special Olympics athletes of all abilities.

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About 75 people scaled down the wall of the building, about 30 stories. 

“Before they go over the edge they get paperwork and a harness and then they do a practice on the platform and then they go over the edge,” said Matt Glad, an athlete with the Special Olympics.

Instructors teach participants how to utilize ropes that help them scale down the wall, which is important for everyone’s safety. 

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“We’ve been partnering up with the Special Olympics to raise awareness and money, but it’s not about the money, it’s really about the awareness about what our athletes can do,” said Tom Madera, the co-director of the Torch Run. 

“We have at least 75 volunteers today who raised over $80,000 for this event. It’s such a great event for athletes and it’s great to see the partnerships with our law enforcement community and the Special Olympics community,” said Madera. 

Glad rappelled down the building and comes back every year to do so. He said heights are not a fear for his. 

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2022 tribal council elections so far

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Partner Content | How to play keno: Origin, strategy and payouts

Along with slots, there’s no easier game to play at an online casino than keno.

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Baige piao also was the inspiration for bingo and modern lotteries. Keno is popular in casinos worldwide, and it’s perfect for online play.

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Delaware Tribe

The Lenape of Manahatta: A Struggle for Acknowledgement

The Lenape of Manahatta: A Struggle for Acknowledgement – Columbia Daily Spectator0)if(e&&”performance”in e&&e.performance&&”function”==typeof e.performance.setResourceTimingBufferSize)e.performance.setResourceTimingBufferSize();!function(){if(BOOMR=e.BOOMR||{},BOOMR.plugins=BOOMR.plugins||{},!BOOMR.plugins.AK){var n=””==”true”?1:0,t=””,a=”eyckraaeaaanajqacqnqaeyaabrrrh3e-f-f10968fa5-clienttons-s.akamaihd.net”,i=”false”==”true”?2:1,o={“ak.v”:”32″,”ak.cp”:”650905″,”ak.ai”:parseInt(“704480″,10),”ak.ol”:”0″,”ak.cr”:3,”ak.ipv”:6,”ak.proto”:”h2″,”ak.rid”:”1cec0f8f”,”ak.r”:26474,”ak.a2″:n,”ak.m”:”dscr”,”ak.n”:”ff”,”ak.bpcip”:”2604:a880:400:d0::”,”ak.cport”:49094,”ak.gh”:”23.215.130.76″,”ak.quicv”:””,”ak.tlsv”:”tls1.3″,”ak.0rtt”:””,”ak.csrc”:”-“,”ak.acc”:””,”ak.t”:”1662558052″,”ak.ak”:”hOBiQwZUYzCg5VSAfCLimQ==QtTGT4/4ipITaI1oVbNKJQvPp30wnZFwOEm2A7rYWWUQKlqTrEIEb5FAIOacp9v3/vZLYaHq8scG+pmhv2ndxurbqhDKzlFGNSdSWr6G2eo1jLLAsuF2HH1qjqoyXGtR8U4v04niwtrCnSAx2vaSlbLiwnmhER4BFVuSanNxJiQJKy0nvRHHfkLlgbSvyd6ULrgR2uF32VZN6N0ikH2PzSLSiGlgKoVuYX/UBp9IQjA4cHzS+0FVDskx9PM7EcrNqBwAJ0qU2n5Bekd70SYCrPNnEHEY8ZHVuCvvFM11MDw/tZf8zc3uWPvwSRB5jtBEyaDlTXgCOQAkCGB7O9Zp6irdUsWGoS+H5UjKdV0/41fgyP1uRaWBc6o4cYr5HJxe4vSrOpz+84iYXruHNqX4+E3SMQ63os8v/X2QH40yYq8=”,”ak.pv”:”28″,”ak.dpoabenc”:””,”ak.tf”:i};if(“”!==t)o[“ak.ruds”]=t;var r={i:!1,av:function(n){var t=”http.initiator”;if(n&&(!n[t]||”spa_hard”===n[t]))o[“ak.feo”]=void 0!==e.aFeoApplied?1:0,BOOMR.addVar(o)},rv:function(){var e=[“ak.bpcip”,”ak.cport”,”ak.cr”,”ak.csrc”,”ak.gh”,”ak.ipv”,”ak.m”,”ak.n”,”ak.ol”,”ak.proto”,”ak.quicv”,”ak.tlsv”,”ak.0rtt”,”ak.r”,”ak.acc”,”ak.t”,”ak.tf”];BOOMR.removeVar(e)}};BOOMR.plugins.AK={akVars:o,akDNSPreFetchDomain:a,init:function(){if(!r.i){var e=BOOMR.subscribe;e(“before_beacon”,r.av,null,null),e(“onbeacon”,r.rv,null,null),r.i=!0}return this},is_complete:function(){return!0}}}}()}(window);]]>Dozens of people attended the ceremony, crowding around the land acknowledgement plaque located just outside of John Jay Hall. Speeches from Columbia’s Native American Council, Lenni-Lenape people, University President Lee Bollinger, and other University officials accompanied the plaque unveiling. New York City-based intertribal drum and singing group SilverCloud performed a song before the ceremony. One of its members, George Stonefish, who is a First Nation member and half Lenape, also led a Lenape prayer.”,”type”:”text”},{“content”:”The moment was years in the making. NAC’s initiative began in 2013, led by then-sophomore council member Julian NoiseCat, CC ’15, who wrote a column advocating for a Lenape land acknowledgement in Spectator titled “A poignant plaque.”The effort was revived two years later by then-sophomores Tristan Stidham, CC ’17, and Noah Ramage, CC ’17. The council posted an online petition on Change.org that garnered more than 1,000 signatures in support of instituting a land acknowledgement on campus.”,”type”:”text”},{“content”:”According to a post by NAC, the council advocated for the project to the Office of University Life and Office of Multicultural Affairs, consulted Lenape groups for “guidance on the language,” and presented an annotated bibliography of its research for the University’s board of trustees.”,”type”:”text”},{“content”:”Hundreds of users commented in support of the petition. Some wrote about their Indigenous identity and the value of land acknowledgement.”,”type”:”text”},{“content”:”“I am a member of the…
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Daughters of the American Revolution wants you to join their ranks: Are you our Semiquincentennial Sister?  

By Maria Dorman Maroon

Local historian and writer Shirley Richards (1930-2004), teachers Margaret Lee Tawes (1912-2009), Sara Blueford (1925-2003), Elsie Tawes (1924-2016), and Barbara Bloodsworth (1931-2022) — these ladies represented Somerset County’s finest. They were also members of the Nanticoke Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR). Established in 1932, the Nanticoke Chapter is celebrating its 90th year of service with several initiatives planned for 2022 and beyond.

Are you our Semiquincentennial Sister?  

A big word for a big event, the 250th anniversary of the United States is coming soon, and the nation is already planning (visit America250.org).  Nanticoke Chapter is heralding this momentous occasion by seeking four Semiquin-Sisters: Four new, local members by the nation’s 250th birthday in 2026. What a thrill to commemorate America’s 250th by establishing your Revolutionary War ancestry!

How do you know if you are eligible to join DAR? The first step is to complete a family lineage chart that shows the ancestry of both your father and mother. Then using the DAR Genealogical Research System, you can search for Patriot ancestors (those who aided the cause of the American Revolution). Or you can see if you have a close blood relative who was a DAR member.

The final step can be the most daunting — providing the documents that verify each generation. This can be as simple as a birth certificate, or it may involve hunting down census and land records, military and pension lists, or obituaries and wills. Fortunately, each DAR chapter has a designated Registrar who offers her expertise to help you complete the membership application process.

An enduring sisterhood

A former Nanticoke Chapter Registrar, Suzanne Coons is celebrating 60 years in the DAR. Also reaching an amazing milestone is Dorothy “Dot” Wilson, who…

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Mohegan

Trump coming to Mohegan Sun Arena this Saturday

Wilkes-Barre, Pa. — In a veritable hotbed for politician visits, northeastern Pennslylvania will host former President Trump on Saturday at the Mohegan Sun Arena in Wilkes Barre. His visit comes just days after President Biden’s stop in Wikes-Barre.

Doors for the rally, held at the Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza, 255 Highland Park Boulevard, open at 2 p.m. and the event begins at 7 p.m. 

Fellow Republican candidates including State Senator Doug Mastriano, running for governor; Dr. Mehmet Oz for U.S. senator; and Jim Bognet for U.S. representative will begin their remarks at 4 p.m. 

Pennsylvania State Police warn of traffic delays in and around the area.

Workers are expecting a full house of more than 100,000 people. PA Home Page reports that people are already showing up for the rally.

Security fences are in place and tents are being set up at the entrance. Vendors who make a living following Trump rallies across the country are setting up with their memorabilia and merchandise.

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Lenape Field Hockey Is Ready to Fight For Every Victory This Season

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