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​Former State Rep. Wendi Thomas Appointed to Lenape Valley Board

DOYLESTOWN, PA — The Honorable Wendi Thomas of Richboro has been appointed to the Board of Directors at the Lenape Valley Foundation in Bucks County.

As a former Pennsylvania State Representative for District 178 from 2018-22, Thomas has devoted her career to serving as an advocate for mental health.

Among the many committees she has worked on throughout her political career, she notably served as co-chair of the Mental Health Caucus and was appointed to the Blue-Ribbon Commission on Mental Health and the Suicide Prevention Taskforce.

She was recognized as Legislative Champion by Mental Health America (MHA), which honors legislators from across the country for their commitment to mental healthcare reform. She has had a particular interest in highlighting services available for frontline workers suffering from pandemic-related mental health issues and promoting awareness of human trafficking.

Prior to becoming a state representative, Thomas spent her career working in health insurance and health advocacy. In addition, she has been an active volunteer leader in her local community. She was a member of the Council Rock School District Board from 2009 to 2018 and served in numerous positions including president, vice president, finance committee chair and academic standards chair. Dedicating her time and efforts to advancing safety, academics, and resources for children has been a priority of hers.

“I am acutely aware of the shortage of providers in the mental health field for individuals of all ages and I hope to continue to play a role in making quality mental healthcare services available to all who are in need,” said Thomas. “I am excited to keep working within the community for causes that are important to me, and I look forward to serving as an advocate for Lenape Valley Foundation.”

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63 Acres in Salem County Returned to Indigenous Conservationists

About the Native American Advancement Corporation

The Native American Advancement Corporation (NAAC) is a focus organization on behalf of the advancement and development of all North American Natives. Its constituent organizers chartered NAAC as an expression of a need to promote the Native Americans’ interests by ensuring support, addressing issues of concern, and promoting self-sufficiency. ​NAAC’s focus is charitable, educational, and service-oriented agency based in Bridgeton, NJ Cumberland County. We aim to create opportunities for land preservation, cultural preservation, training, employment, revenue, financial literacy, homeownership, home rehabilitation, maintenance, and repair programs, for Cumberland, Gloucester, Salem, Atlantic, and Cape May counties.

About the Green Acres Program

Green Acres’ mission is to achieve, in partnership with others, a system of interconnected open spaces, whose protection will preserve and enhance New Jersey’s natural environment and its historic, scenic, and recreational resources for public use and enjoyment. The Green Acres Program was created in 1961 to meet New Jersey’s growing recreation and conservation needs. Together with public and private partners, Green Acres has protected well over a million and a half acres of open space and provided hundreds of outdoor recreational facilities in communities around the State.

About New Jersey Conservation Foundation

New Jersey Conservation Foundation is a nonprofit, nonpartisan, statewide organization devoted to preserving land and protecting nature throughout New Jersey’s rural, suburban, and urban landscapes for the benefit of all. Since 1960, we have preserved more than 140,000 acres of open space, farmland, and parks. We also manage 17 nature preserves, conduct public outreach and education programs, and advocate for sensible land use and climate policies that will protect the health of New Jersey communities for generations to come. For more information, go to www.njconservation.org.

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Fake Indian tribes bilk millions from taxpayers

“Pretendians” — like the three University of Kansas professors whose claims to be members of Indian tribes have recently been debunked — are only part of the problem.

Shawnee Chief Ben Barnes

According to Shawnee Chief Ben Barnes, the Government Accountability Office and reporting by the Los Angeles Times, there are hundreds of fake tribes bilking millions of dollars annually from taxpayers.

Barnes said a GAO report from 2010 shows 26 separate federal programs which are being defrauded by 24 fake tribes that are not federally recognized.

GAO report 12-358 says federal agencies awarded more than $100 million in funding to the 26 non-federally recognized tribes for fiscal years 2007 through 2010.

The report said that the majority — some $76 million — went to the “Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina” which has state recognition, if only partial federal recognition, and is actively pursuing federal recognition.

The report was careful to note that most program recipients are, in fact, federally-recognized tribes and that funding to non-recognized tribes accounted for only about 2.7% of the $2.6 billion spent over the four years studied — which is still a considerable sum.

Most of the grant funds are distributed by various federal agencies to non-profit organizations under the various “tribes.”

As an example, the Department of Health and Human Services distributed funds to two non-federally recognized tribes in New Jersey during the 4-year review period — the Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape Indians of New Jersey and the Powhatan Renape Nation. 

While there have been a couple of “concurrent resolutions” regarding the “tribes,” the resolutions do not have the force of law, and the GAO report says the New Jersey Commission on Native American Affairs has been at pains to make clear neither tribe has state recognition — let…

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West Chester Green Team’s Legendary Lenape program explores healthy stream in Bondsville Mill Park

DOWNINGTOWN—The West Chester Green Team welcomed some young explorers to learn about the ever-changing environment.

After 4 inches of rain, Sandy Moser, lead gardener and program director at Bondsville Mill Park, welcomed the Green Team’s Legendary Lenape stream explorers to Bondsville Mill Park and directed them to the best spot to access Beaver Creek.

Water moved swiftly and, on a hot summer day, the park was the perfect place for a group of stream explorers. Girls and boys, tots and teens, moms and dads and some grandparents joined Faith Zerbe, water watch director at the Delaware Riverkeeper Network, in examining the health of the stream.

Woman standing in water holds up a rock from the creek.

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Faith Zerbe checks out Beaver Creek. (Courtesy of SANDY MOSER)

Two fourth graders and a granddad volunteered to wade in and scoop up water and sediment to be examined under the microscopes that Zerbe had brought for the task.

“The more insects we find and the greater variety, the healthier the stream,” Zerbe said.

Volunteers identified four different kinds of mayflies, net spinning caddisflies and pouched snails in their snapshot of the creek. Moser noted that the stream is clean and healthy.

This tributary of the Brandywine was once a camping and fishing site for the Lenape and later boasted five mills and manufacturing of a variety of goods, including upholstery fabric.

The last mill closed in the 1960s and now the derelict buildings are returning to their glory as a local park and environmental education center.

Man standing along creek using net to inspect items in the water.

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Rob Montgomery explores in Bondsville Mill Park. (Courtesy of SANDY MOSER)

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How Deep Is the Long Island Sound?

The Long Island Sound is a marine sound that lies between Connecticut and Long Island, New York. This sound has a long, rich history and its waters are incredibly deep. In fact, the Long Island Sound is 230 feet deep at the deepest point. The sound is brackish, a mix of freshwater from rivers and saltwater from the Atlantic Ocean. This article explores Long Island Sound including the history of Long Island as well as the ecology and recreation activities available on the sound.

A flock of seagulls on the beach at Cooper's Beach in Southampton, Long Island, New York.The Long Island Sound is home to beautiful, sandy beaches and an abundance of wildlife.

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The Founding of Long Island

Long Island was first inhabited by the Lenape people, who were later called the Delaware people by Europeans. The ancestral lands of the Lenape people include parts of present-day Delaware, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and New York, including the Long Island Sound. Lenape people practiced hunting, fishing, farming, and herbal medicine.

The first European to document an encounter with the Lenape people was Giovanni da Verrazzano, an Italian explorer, in 1524. Later, in the 17th century, the island was settled by Dutch, English, and Swedish people. A peace treaty was negotiated between the Lenape people and the Europeans, organized by the English Quaker William Penn. However, the arrival of tens of thousands of new colonists during the next decades reduced the hunting grounds of the Lenape people, disrupting their lifeways. Then, in 1758, the Lenape people signed the Treaty of Easton and moved west to Ohio. The Lenape people moved several times after that, ultimately settling in Oklahoma.

In 1788, New York ratified the United States Constitution, becoming the 11th U.S. state….

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20 Secrets of NYC’s Coney Island

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Heralding Our History: The rerouting of Old York Road forever altered New Hope

Roy Ziegler

Throughout history new roads have been catalysts driving the economic and social development of towns and cities around the world.

So, when the original direction of Old York Road was changed, making New Hope (Wells Ferry) — and not Centre Bridge (Reading’s Landing) — the new midpoint of the journey from Philadelphia to New York, the small village along the Delaware River was changed forever.

John Wells, a carpenter from Lower Dublin Township (now part of Northeast Philadelphia), outwitted a clever, powerful politician and entrepreneur — Thomas Canby, of Solebury Township — in purchasing the Ferry Tract from Richard Heath’s heirs.

He obtained a license to operate a tavern — now the Logan Inn on West Ferry Street in New Hope — in 1727 and a ferry. Wells Ferry was born.

Most probably, Wells was influential in having the direction of Old York Road changed to favor his venue, but certainly the horses had a lot to do with it as well.

Route 263 (the original route) posed a severe challenge to those otherwise reliable animals purveying travelers and goods from New York and New Jersey as it climbed the steep hill from the flat road at Dilley’s Corner to Lahaska. Old York Road opened to New Hope in 1741.

Four years after the road opened, Benjamin Canby, one of Thomas’s 17 children, avenged his father’s failure to obtain the tavern and ferry rights, purchasing them from Wells’ heirs, and the town became known as Canby’s Ferry.

Much of the road followed an old Lenni-Lenape trail used for hunting and traveling between New Hope and Philadelphia.

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Bushy Run battle reenactment draws crowds for living history education

Bushy Run battle reenactment draws crowds for living history education 0)&&(width <728)){type = "Mobile";} else if ((width>=728)&&(width<1024)){type = "Tablet";}else {type = "Desktop";} var BigBox_ATF_1size; if (type == "Mobile") {BigBox_ATF_1active = 1;BigBox_ATF_1size = [300,250] ; } else if (type =="Tablet") {BigBox_ATF_1active = 1;BigBox_ATF_1size = [300,250]; } else if (type =="Desktop") {BigBox_ATF_1active = 1;BigBox_ATF_1size = [300,250]; } else {BigBox_ATF_1active = 0;BigBox_ATF_1size = '300x50,300x100,300x250';} if (BigBox_ATF_1active > 0){ slot11 = googletag.defineSlot(‘/207845991/BigBox_ATF_1’, BigBox_ATF_1size, ‘div-gpt-ad-1380843670843-11’).setTargeting(‘test’, ‘lazyload’).addService(googletag.pubads());} /* var BigBox_BTF_1size; if (type == “Mobile”) {BigBox_BTF_1active = 1;BigBox_BTF_1size = [300,250] ; } else if (type ==”Tablet”) {BigBox_BTF_1active = 1;BigBox_BTF_1size = [300,250]; } else if (type ==”Desktop”) {BigBox_BTF_1active = 1;BigBox_BTF_1size = [300,250]; } else {BigBox_BTF_1active = 0;BigBox_BTF_1size = ‘300×50,300×100,300×250’;} if (BigBox_BTF_1active > 0){ slot17 = googletag.defineSlot(‘/207845991/BigBox_BTF_1’, BigBox_BTF_1size, ‘div-gpt-ad-1380843670843-17’).setTargeting(‘test’, ‘lazyload’).addService(googletag.pubads());} var Sponsor_ATF_1size; if (type == “Desktop”) {Sponsor_ATF_1active = 1;Sponsor_ATF_1size = [224,90]; } else {Sponsor_ATF_1active = 0;Sponsor_ATF_1size = ‘224×90’;} if (Sponsor_ATF_1active > 0){ slot5 = googletag.defineSlot(‘/207845991/Sponsor_ATF_1’, Sponsor_ATF_1size, ‘div-gpt-ad-1380843670843-5’).setTargeting(‘test’, ‘lazyload’).addService(googletag.pubads());} */ var Sponsor_BTF_2size; if (type == “Desktop”) {Sponsor_BTF_2active = 1;Sponsor_BTF_2size = [224,90]; } else {Sponsor_BTF_2active = 0;Sponsor_BTF_2size = ‘224×90’;} if (Sponsor_BTF_2active > 0){ slot9 = googletag.defineSlot(‘/207845991/Sponsor_BTF_2’, Sponsor_BTF_2size, ‘div-gpt-ad-1380843670843-9’).setTargeting(‘test’, ‘lazyload’).addService(googletag.pubads());} var Leaderboard_ATF_1size; if (type == “Mobile”) {Leaderboard_ATF_1active = 1;Leaderboard_ATF_1size = [[300,50],[320,50]]; } else if (type ==”Tablet”) {Leaderboard_ATF_1active = 1;Leaderboard_ATF_1size = [728,90]; } else if (type ==”Desktop”) {Leaderboard_ATF_1active = 1;Leaderboard_ATF_1size = [728,90]; } else {Leaderboard_ATF_1active = 0;Leaderboard_ATF_1size = ‘300×50,320×50,300×250,468×60,728×90’;} if (Leaderboard_ATF_1active > 0){ slot35 = googletag.defineSlot(‘/207845991/Leaderboard_ATF_1’, Leaderboard_ATF_1size, ‘div-gpt-ad-1380843670843-35’).setTargeting(‘test’, ‘lazyload’).addService(googletag.pubads());} /* var Leaderboard_BTF_2size; if (type == “Mobile”) {Leaderboard_BTF_2active = 1;Leaderboard_BTF_2size = [[300,50],[320,50]]; } else if (type ==”Tablet”) {Leaderboard_BTF_2active = 1;Leaderboard_BTF_2size = [728,90]; } else if (type ==”Desktop”) {Leaderboard_BTF_2active = 1;Leaderboard_BTF_2size = [728,90]; } else {Leaderboard_BTF_2active = 0;Leaderboard_BTF_2size = ‘300×50,320×50,300×250,468×60,728×90’;} if (Leaderboard_BTF_2active > 0){ slot42 = googletag.defineSlot(‘/207845991/Leaderboard_BTF_2’, Leaderboard_BTF_2size, ‘div-gpt-ad-1380843670843-42’).setTargeting(‘test’, ‘lazyload’).addService(googletag.pubads());} */ var Leaderboard_STF_1size; if (type == “Mobile”) {Leaderboard_STF_1active = 1;Leaderboard_STF_1size = [[300,50],[320,50]]; } else if (type ==”Tablet”) {Leaderboard_STF_1active = 1;Leaderboard_STF_1size =…

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