Category: Mohican

For his second feature film, the Corsican director set up his cameras in several regions of the island of beauty. The storyline follows the pressures the mafia puts on a goat breeder.

The Aléria gendarmerie attacked by hooded demonstrators, police officers who respond with tear gas grenades, shouts of anger, this very realistic sequence is in fact only a fictional scene. The extras take part in the filming of the next film of Frederic Farrucci.

The director has just finished filming his second film, A Mohican. And it’s at home, in Corsica, that all the action takes place.

Filming the Mohican in Corsica

Film shooting the Mohican in Corsica – (France 3 Corse / P. Salort / E. Giugliano / S. Regoli)

The story ofA Mohican tells of the pressures that the Corsican mafia puts on a shepherd to recover his land and transform it into a real estate project. The universal battle of the pot of earth against the pot of iron anchored on the island territory and shot in the style of a contemporary western. “It’s the story of a man who says ‘no’ in relation to the ambient movement, in relation to the evolution of our society. He doesn’t have a political speech, he just says ‘no, that doesn’t’ is not possible for me’”, explains director Frédéric Farrucci.

The issues of speculation and mafia pressure recur throughout the film. For the director, dealing with current issues constitutes the very essence of the 7th art. “It is the role of cinema to address societal issues. If there is not a political imprint in cinema, it does not interest me. For me, treating contemporary Corsica is something essential in this fiction”, he…

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — This November kicks off Native American Heritage Month.

The Native American Indian Association of Tennessee (NAIATN) said this month and every month, they want to embrace their culture and educate others about it.

Shayna Hobbs, part of the organization, adds Native people may be connecting to people now more than ever.

“We don’t have to be ashamed of who we are. We don’t have to hide who we are,” said Hobbs.

Young Native Americans are using TikTok, Instagram, and various other apps to show their traditions and celebrate who they are.

Hobbs, of the Stockbridge-Munsee Mohican tribe, said although Tennessee does not have any reservations, Native people are still in your cities, on your screens, and involved in the community.

“I think it’s really, really important for Native people to reclaim our narrative and tell our story from our perspective,” she said.

She added that another way they are hoping to connect is through a future cultural center in Southeast Nashville along Bell Road.

NAIATN has owned the land near Antioch for decades, and it’s a place where they hope to one day gather as a group, celebrate their own and educate non-Natives.

“To actually have a space for Native people for the first time in history since they were removed is really huge.”

They say with donations and increased awareness, they can make it happen.

“People are curious and they want to do the right thing. They want to help, they want to be made aware, they want to educate themselves,” she said.

You can donate, volunteer, or learn more about their vision for the land here.

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Alaqua Cox is Maya Lopez in Official Trailer for Marvel’s ‘Echo’ Series

by Alex Billington
November 3, 2023
Source: YouTube

“You and I are the same. So… who’s the monster?” Marvel has revealed the first trailer for a gritty, dark new Marvel Studios streaming series called Echo, arriving for streaming January 2024. This is a sort-of sequel to the Hawkeye series, more of a spin-off following a different character on her own adventures. After the events in Hawkeye in New York, Maya Lopez returns to her hometown in Oklahoma, where she must come to terms with her past, reconnect with her Native American roots, and embrace her family and community. She’s pursued by Wilson Fisk’s (Vincent D’Onofrio) criminal empire coming after revenge. Alaqua Cox (Menominee / Mohican) stars as Maya Lopez, with a cast including Chaske Spencer, Graham Greene, Tantoo Cardinal, Devery Jacobs, Zahn McClarnon, and Cody Lightning. All five episodes will be released in January, making Echo the first series from Marvel Studios to make all eps available to binge in one day. That doesn’t seem like a good sign. But this footage does look pretty badass. Maybe it will be good?

Here’s the first official trailer (+ poster) for Marvel’s Echo, direct from Marvel’s YouTube:

“No bad deed goes unpunished.” Following the events seen in the Hawkeye series (2021) in New York City, Maya Lopez (Alaqua Cox) return to her hometown where she must come to terms with her past, reconnect with her Native American roots, and embrace her family and community. Marvel’s Echo series is created by writer Marion Dayre (a writer’s assistant / story…

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In continued efforts to explore and raise awareness of diverse Indigenous stories, history, and culture in Wisconsin, PBS Wisconsin Education will be launching their newest addition to their “Wisconsin Biographies” collection on Tuesday, Nov. 7 at approximately 7:55 p.m. upon conclusion of “Finding Your Roots” on PBS Wisconsin. 

The new animated video will be titled “Electa Quinney: Mohican Teacher and Mentor” and will follow Quinney’s legacy as the first public school teacher in Wisconsin and mentor in the Stockbridge-Munsee Mohican community where both traditional Native education and non-Native education were used to keep Mohican culture and values alive, according to a press release from PBS Wisconsin. The video is also available now online at https://pbswisconsineducation.org. 

This piece of important and impactful history is a piece of Wisconsin Biographies’ larger mission to support education and knowledge by highlighting historical figures through online media resources.

Animation from “Electa Quinney: Mohican Teacher and Mentor”
(Photo Credit PBS Wisconsin Education)

PBS worked closely with educators, students, scriptwriters, story consultants, voiceover, art, music talent, and advisors, along with collaboration from the Stockbridge-Munsee community and approval from the Stockbridge-Munsee Band of Mohican Indians Tribal Council to provide an animated video, a digital book with audio, a gallery of historical images, and an educator guide.

PBS Wisconsin Education Director Megan Monday showed gratitude towards the Stockbridge-Munsee Band of Mohicans Indians Community, especially Monique Tyndall, director of the tribal nation’s cultural affairs office, along with many other contributors.

“We couldn’t have done justice to the Electa Quinney story without the deep collaboration from the Stockbridge-Munsee Mohican Community,” Monday said in a press release. “Working directly with the community ensured historical and representational accuracy and enhanced the art and storytelling of the resources.”

Funding for “Wisconsin Biographies: Electa Quinney” is…

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A 4-year-old boy named Henry Coulson from Whitburn, decided to get his long locks chopped off, in order to help three cancer charities.

Henry had never had his hair cut in his life, and had managed to grow long Blonde curls all the way down his back.

However, after growing his hair to an exceptional length, Henry asked his mother if he could get a cool new haircut.

Henry’s mother, Karen Fairlie said she was originally shocked that Henry wanted to cut off his hair, especially since he asked for a Sharkie Boys hair cut which is essentially a mohican.

“Obviously I said no we are not doing that!” Karen laughed. “We’re not going from goldilocks to a mohican!”

However the mother and son compromised on a very cute, short hair style, which was cut by Nicola Wilkes from hairdressing salon Clipperz, in Whitburn.

Karen did not want Henry’s long locks to go to waste, and after a close friend of hers was diagnosed with cancer, she decided not only to donate Henry’s hair to be made into wigs, but also raise money for cancer charities.

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Karen donated Henry’s hair to The Little Princess Trust, a charity established in 2005 which donates wigs free of charge to children and young people who have lost their own hair through cancer treatment and other conditions.

Karen explained: “To donate to The Little Princess Trust all you need to do is cut the hair while it is tied into a…

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SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. – El Dorado County Sheriff’s Office responds to calls throughout the county. The following calls only pertain to the South and West Shore, including Meyers, South Lake Tahoe, Meeks Bay, Tahoma, and the Echo Summit area. There may be some missing calls due to sheriff’s logs not being completed at the time of the story.

October 19 – October 25, 2023

10/19

08:06 SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE REPORT – Occurred on Mohican Dr, in South Lake Tahoe. Disposition: CHECKS CLEAR.

13:33 GRAND THEFT REPORT – Occurred on Fallen Leaf Rd, in South Lake Tahoe. Disposition: REPORT TAKEN.

17:53 LOITERING SUBJECT – Occurred at Lake Tahoe Blvd/Sawmill Rd, in South Lake Tahoe. Disposition: UNABLE TO LOCATE.

23:38 NOISE DISTURBANCE IN PROGRESS – Occurred on Mohican Dr, in South Lake Tahoe. Disposition: ADVISED.

10/20

09:48 ORDINANCE VIOLATION REPORT – Occurred at Han St/Blitzen Rd, in South Lake Tahoe. Disposition: UNFOUNDED.

10:43 CIVIL STANDBY – Occurred on Harris Ave, in Tahoma. Disposition: ASSISTED.

14:55 ORDINANCE VIOLATION REPORT – Occurred on Harris Ave, in Tahoma. Disposition: REPORT TAKEN.

15:39 BATTERY REPORT – Occurred at Edso Jail South Lake Tahoe on Al Tahoe Blvd. in South Lake Tahoe. Disposition: REPORT TAKEN.

21:28 VERBAL DISTURBANCE REPORT – Occurred on Hank Monk Ave, in South Lake Tahoe. Disposition: ASSISTED.

10/21

11:30 ORDINANCE VIOLATION REPORT – Occurred at Sawmill Rd/Lake Tahoe Blvd, in South Lake Tahoe. Disposition: UNABLE TO LOCATE.

14:23 BATTERY REPORT – Occurred on Mountain Meadow Dr, in South Lake Tahoe. Disposition: REPORT TAKEN.

10/22

00:48 SUSP VEH STOP – Officer initiated activity at Margaritas Cafe, Lake Tahoe Blvd, South Lake Tahoe, CA. Disposition: ADVISED.

13:35 SUSP VEH STOP – Officer initiated activity at Eighth Ave/Alder St, Tahoma, CA. Disposition: CHECKS CLEAR.

14:00 SEARCH AND RESCUE – Occurred at Pyramid Peak…

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By Crawford County Now Staff October 24, 2023 3:13 pm

Raymond  “Ray” Anthony Weithman Sr., 88, of Galion passed away Sunday, October 22, 2023 at home.

He was a loving husband, father, grandfather and friend, Ray was born July 4, 1935 in Galion, he was the son of Carl D. and Margaret (Bogner) Weithman.  He married the love of his life, Martha Mae “Marty” (Flannery) Weithman on September 6, 1958 and they enjoyed 65 years together.

Ray attended St. Joseph Catholic School and graduated from Galion High School in 1953. He graduated from the College of Engineering/ School of Architecture at The Ohio State University in 1959. He was President of Weithman Brothers Inc. retiring in 1998.

Ray was a faithful member of the St. Joseph Catholic Church in Galion where he ushered for many years, was former president of church council and a Knights of Columbus 4thdegree. Ray enjoyed sailing and was a Commodore at Mohican Sailing Club for two terms. He was past president of the Mohican Valley Airstream Unit and traveled with Marty in their Airstream travel trailer visiting all 48 lower states, and spent many years wintering in Florida. Ray liked gardening, golfing, and was formerly president of Galion Country Club.

In addition to his wife, he is survived by children, Kymberle Ann (Steven) Irwin of Ashland, Raymond A. Jr. (Janet) Weithman of Galion, Elizabeth Mae (Kevin) Holland of Huron and Joseph Carl (Rhonda) Weithman of Columbus; grandchildren, Jamie Ray Weithman, Kaleigh (Peter) Le, Robert Irwin, Michael (Leah) Irwin, Joshua Charles Weithman, Rachel Elizabeth Weithman and Samantha Marie Politz; great grandson, Nicholas Dean Irwin; great granddaughter, Alice Elizabeth Irwin, and brothers, Gary (Kathy) Weithman of Galion and Thomas (Marta) Weithman of Galion.

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