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WSHU's Jeniece Roman spoke with former Shinnecock Tribal Nation Chairman Bryan Polite about his time in leadership.
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The Southampton Town Board has designated Oct. 1 as Shinnecock Heritage Day.
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The Shinnecock Tribal Nation announced a new partnership with a cannabis development company as part of their plan to open a dispensary this fall on Long Island.
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Southampton Town Board members and residents gathered at a public hearing to discuss what to do with the Bel-Aire Cove Motel which closed three years ago. The motel was home to low-income immigrants and their families.
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On eastern Long Island, the Sag Harbor School District has pulled out of a land deal with the Town of Southampton to preserve property for a new athletic field.
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The Shinnecock Kelp Farmers received $75,000 from The Nature Conservancy to help expand their Indigenous-run kelp farm and hatchery in Shinnecock Bay on eastern Long Island.
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The Nature Conservancy’s SOAR program has environmentalists on Long Island and the rest of the U.S. collaborating to support aquaculture restoration and shellfish industries.
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The U.S. Department of Transportation has granted the Shinnecock Tribal Nation a $1.14 million federal grant to renovate the roadways on the 800-acre Southampton reservation.
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Members of the Shinnecock Graves Protection Warrior Society, Long Island Progressive Coalition and New York Communities for Change rally in front of Southampton Town Hall on Monday, July 11.
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The Shinnecock Tribal Nation will rally at Cooper’s Beach on Saturday in an effort to urge the Village of Southampton to allow tribal citizens free beach access.