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CHAD, Dec 18 — Through a cloud of dust in the late afternoon sunshine, Chadian jockeys, some riding bareback, raced their sleek, muscular steeds around the oval track marked out just a few days earlier to the cheers of a large crowd.
Horse racing in the central African country draws the wealthy and elite who venture far from the comforts of the big city to camp out in the bush to enjoy it.
From members of the president’s family to the stable owners, businessmen, diplomats and high-ranking officials, race season is a prestigious affair in one of the poorest countries in the world.
“Winning a race in Chad is like winning the Champion’s League,” said racehorse breeder and owner Amir Adoudou Artine, puffing on a small cigar, referring to the annual football competition of top-division European clubs.
Less well-heeled racegoers climbed trees or sat on the roofs of 4×4 pick-up trucks to get a good view of the Biligoni racecourse, in a town midway between the bush and the desert in the southwest of Barh el Gazel province.
Jockeys are positioned on the starting line ahead of the first horse race of the season at the Biligoni racecourse in Chad on November 30, 2024. — AFP pic
Horse racing in Chad evolved decades ago from links with its former colonial ruler France, which has suffered a series of setbacks in the turbulent Sahel recently as Chad and others have ended military cooperation with Paris.
This year’s location was chosen as it is the home of Idriss Ahmed Idriss, a racehorse owner who is head of an association promoting improvements in horse…
In late August, when the cooler afternoons of autumn would soon beckon, 10 members of the Stockbridge-Munsee Community Band of Mohican Indians in Wisconsin, eight of them young people, stood in shady, forested land in the Hudson River Valley that once nurtured their ancestors.
“I can breathe,” said Janiyakuha Webster, 23, marveling at the cool expanse of trees, hills and trails. “It feels like home.”
Shawn Stevens, an adult chaperon on the trip, pulled out a wooden flute, sat down on a rock and began playing a soulful melody. He said it felt right.
“This was the land of our ancestors,” he said, recognizing the return to the land as happy and joyful — but also tinged with hurt and pain.
It is difficult, he said, “not to be bitter about the history” — a history of forced removal following the American Revolution in which tribal communities from the Hudson River Valley eventually ended up in different parts of the United States, including what would become the state of Wisconsin.
The dialogues with Catholic sisters come amid a moment when numerous Native tribes have sought to reacquire control over their ancestral lands, known as the land back movement. In September, Onondaga County, in upstate New York, signed documents to transfer 1,000 acres of land to the Onondaga Nation, in line with a 1794 treaty. A similar return was reached in California with the Shasta Indian Nation, and the U.S. Interior Department transferred nearly 3 million acres in 15 states back to Native tribes over the past decade.
The weeklong homelands immersion to the Ossining, New York, area was shepherded by the Dominican Sisters of Hope, whose sponsored ministry, the Center at Mariandale, hosted the visitors and are engaged in efforts to promote land justice: the process of what one advocate calls “centering…
ALBANY — The past and the present meet at the Albany Institute of History and Art with its fall and winter exhibitions that capture the wonder of imagination, an integral and beloved fine art movement, and a journey through history to the modern day created by a thriving community of artisans.
As the Albany Institute prepares for 2025 with their exhibition beginning on Saturday, Feb. 1, with “Americans Who Tell the Truth” featuring the works of Robert Shetterly, fiber artist Salley Mavor’s wildly successful exhibit “Enchanting Threads: The Art of Salley Mavor” continues through Sunday, Feb. 23, 2025.
As fabric, embroidery, and textile arts have resurged in recent years, Mavor has amassed a large social media following of all ages devoted to her ‘Wee Folk’ series and characters. With her books, Mavor has opened up a world of imagination as she transforms pipe cleaners, fake flowers, and hand-dyed fabrics into charming worlds.
“Everybody wants their grandchildren or children to have one of her books because they’re playful and innocent, yet so incredibly creative when you look at the details and the stitching,” said Curator Diane Shewchuk.
The exhibit includes Mavor’s series from her picture book “My Bed: Enchanting Ways to Fall Asleep Around the World,” a whimsical and intimate story about how children fall asleep in their bedrooms all over the world, from India and Japan to Scandinavia and North America.
“To see all of the care and attention to detail and craft that goes into every single scene is remarkable, and how inventive she is with the designs, colors, and motifs,” said Marisa Espe, Director of Communications. “You can keep looking at these and really pay attention to the tiny little details in these works.”
When entering the wing…
Kolkata: Leading musicians of West Bengal on Monday mourned the death of Tabla maestro Zakir Hussain, describing him as a humble artist despite being the last of the Mohicans in the world of classical music. The 73-year-old US-based musician, who has taken the tabla to the global stage, died in a hospital in San Francisco, US, his family said on Monday.
Hussain died from complications arising out of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, the family said in a statement.
Santoor artist Pt Tarun Bhattacharya said, “There will not be another Zakir Hussain. He was the last Mohican in the world of classical music or one of the last Mohicans.”
Hussain experimented with Tabla bol (rhythm) in different classical ragas and style, Bhattacharya said, adding that Tablas used to speak under his hand.
Bhattacharya recalled that he would touch the feet of elders on stage before any performance.
He was the one who had brought Indian tabla before the world and made Indian classical instrumental music on par with the Beatles, the Santoor player said. Gima award winner and jury member for Grammy, Tabla artist Pradyut Mukherjee, described Hussain as a versatile player who was a great performer on stage. “I consider him as a mentor though he was not officially my guru. I had learnt rhythms and beats from him and he was always very humble and polite never showing any high highhandedness to newcomers,” he said.
Mukherjee said Hussain was always eager to help a budding talent if he could spot any spark in his repertoire.
“Zakir ji used to visit the shop of a Tabla maker in South Kolkata and would use their instrument for his performance here and abroad,” Mukherjee said.
Sarod player Pt Tejendra Narayan Majumdar…
Jockeys take part in the first horse race of the season at the Biligoni racecourse in Chad on November 30, 2024. (Photo by Joris Bolomey / AFP)
Biligoni, Chad: Through a cloud of dust in the late afternoon sunshine, Chadian jockeys, some riding bareback, raced their sleek, muscular steeds around the oval track marked out just a few days earlier to the cheers of a large crowd.
Horse racing in the central African country draws the wealthy and elite who venture far from the comforts of the big city to camp out in the bush to enjoy it.
From members of the president’s family to the stable owners, businessmen, diplomats and high-ranking officials, race season is a prestigious affair in one of the poorest countries in the world.
“Winning a race in Chad is like winning the Champion’s League,” said racehorse breeder and owner Amir Adoudou Artine, puffing on a small cigar, referring to the annual football competition of top-division European clubs.
Less well-heeled racegoers climbed trees or sat on the roofs of 4×4 pick-up trucks to get a good view of the Biligoni racecourse, in a town midway between the bush and the desert in the southwest of Barh el Gazel province.
A jockey takes a morning ride two days before the start of the first horse race of the season on November 28, 2024. (Photo by Joris Bolomey / AFP)
Horse racing in Chad evolved decades ago from links with its former colonial ruler France, which has suffered a series of setbacks in the turbulent Sahel recently as Chad and others have ended military cooperation with Paris.
This year’s location was chosen as it is the home of Idriss Ahmed Idriss, a racehorse owner who is head of an association promoting improvements in horse breeding…
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STOCKBRIDGE — At the first meeting of the town’s new Stockbridge Mohican Commission, members shared a number of ideas about how to foster closer ties between the town and the Stockbridge-Munsee Community.
Stockbridge-Munsee Band of Mohican Indians President Shannon Holsey, shown in 2023, told members of the Stockbridge Mohican Commission last week that she appreciates “the opportunity to expand our relationship and work collectively on behalf of our nation and Stockbridge.”
BEN GARVER — THE BERKSHIRE EAGLE
But the message from the community’s tribal president was pointed yet friendly: We’ll take the lead on closer ties with the town.
“I look forward to working with all of you, I appreciate the opportunity to expand our relationship and work collectively on behalf of our nation and Stockbridge,” Shannon Holsey told commission members via Zoom at their Nov. 25 meeting televised by CTSB-TV.
The co-chairs of the commission are tribal liaison Sherry White and Select Board member Patrick White. Other members include Stockbridge Land Trust President Rich Bradway; Bonney Hartley, Stockbridge-Mohican tribal historic preservation manager, and local researcher and former Police Chief Rick Wilcox.
Holsey’s comments followed suggestions by Patrick White ranging from adding the names of Revolutionary War soldiers from the Stockbridge-Munsee Community Band of Mohican Indians to a proposed Revolutionary War memorial on the town green next to the First Congregational Church.
The town already has a memorial to honor local troops who fought in the Civil War, the two world wars, as well as the Korea and Vietnam wars.
Another suggestion by Patrick White involves installing Main Street historical markers — up…
Prospective homebuyers considering the real estate market had a range of options in various neighborhoods throughout the region between Nov. 25 and Dec. 1. In this article, we outline recent property sales in Ingham County, all of which featured homes under $500,000.
Here, we provide a breakdown of the top five properties in each area, selected based on their proximity to the desired price range and the most spacious living areas available.
Please note that the properties in the list below are for real estate sales where the title was recorded during the week of Nov. 25, even if the property may have been sold earlier.
2841 Kittansett Drive, Lansing City
At $465,000 ($269 per square foot), the condominium located at 2841 Kittansett Drive offered another opportunity below the targeted price range when it changed hands in November. This property, built in 2013, provides 1,730 square feet of living space, featuring three bedrooms and four baths. The deal was finalized on Nov. 20.
4777 Mohican Lane, Meridian Twp
In November, a detached house, with four bedrooms and four bathrooms, located at 4777 Mohican Lane, changed ownership. The property, covering 3,154 square feet, was built in 1974 and was sold for $445,000, which calculates to $141 per square foot. The lot size encompasses 0.3-acre. The deal was finalized on Nov. 18.
For a price tag of $425,000 ($209 per square foot), the single-family home, built in 1984 and located at 5706 Wood Valley Drive changed hands in November. The home spans 2,036 square feet of living area, with four bedrooms and three baths. The property comprises an 11,326-square-foot lot. The deal was…
In Loudonville and Perrysville, holiday celebrations aren’t just about tree lightings or Santa visits − they’re all about pickles.
Residents eagerly search for pickles hidden throughout the Mohican area as part of the annual Pickle Hunt, an event organized by the Cleo Redd Fisher Museum and supported by local businesses.
The Pickle Hunt draws inspiration from a Victorian tradition where families hid a pickle ornament in the Christmas tree, with the lucky finder earning an extra gift. The museum revived the idea over a decade ago, transforming it into a community-wide event.
This year’s Lord of the Pickles is Matt Armstrong. He is tasked with hiding the pickles somewhere in the Mohican area community. Armstrong is a past Pickle Hunt winner.
Throughout December, pickles are hidden in public spaces; clues are shared in a Facebook group Pickle Hunt. clues start vague, narrowing throughout the day, until a hunter finds the pickle, claims the prize and resets the hunt.
Winners keep the hand-painted pickle, painted by the L-P Art Club and custom 3D printed by Gorman-Rupp Industries, along with prizes worth $65 or more, donated by over a dozen local businesses.
This year’s sponsors are City Sips Coffee Trailer, Truly Inspired Paper Co., Mohican Adventures, The Mouse & Peacock General Store, Four Seasons Flowers & Gifts, Buzzard’s Family Shoes, Lost Horizons Campground, Loudonville Lion’s Club, Golf Ball Manufacturing (GBM), Stake’s IGA, Goodwill,…
