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Opinion: Utah's sustainability efforts have neglected Indigenous wisdom for too long

'Lax with Liz': The Tewaaraton Award

A brief overview of the Tewaaraton Award and its top 25 nominees.

The Climate Crisis Is Already Transforming the Family

Environmental and existential threats have changed parenting and fertility itself.

N.S. Indigenous lacrosse players vie for Olympics

As lacrosse is set to make its Olympic return at the 2028 Los Angeles Games, ancestors of the Indigenous people who are credited with creating the sport are fighting to compete at the world's biggest event under their flag.

Eight indigenous tribes recognized in NC

By Beth Lawrence

Richland Township's Penn Tree oldest in Allegheny County

The oldest resident in Richland Township is probably 425 years old. In 1598 (when it likely took root), the township was designated hunting ground for the Iroquois Nation and subsequently for Delaware Indians in the 18th century. Little did Native American hunters who walked by that white oak sapling know

Where East Meets West by J R Patterson

NHS alum shines for Team Jamaica at world lax tournament

(July 6, 2023) When Nantucket High School graduate Matthew Marrett and the Jamaican national lacrosse team entered the 2023 World Lacrosse Championship in San Diego, they were viewed by many as …

This Land Was Conquered, Not Stolen, and if You Can't Acknowledge That Fact at Least Cope With It

When inferior cultures run up against superior cultures, they usually lose.

Prelude to disaster in Wyoming Valley: Part 1

Who would have thought, here it is, June once more. With June comes summer in Wyoming Valley, and this summer, Wyoming Valley will be celebrating the 245th anniversary of events