Description: Official website of the Kanatsiohareke Mohawk Community. Kanatsiohareke is the traditional homeland of the Kanienkeha:ka (People of the Flint) in the Mohawk Valley, New York State. This community was re-established in September 1993 and continues to provide a place for the Haudenosaunee to revitalize and strengthen their language, traditions, and culture.
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Kanatsiohareke is a sustainable, living Onkwehon:we community grounded in Rotinonhsionni culture - its language, land, and social structure.
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WATER UPDATE Earlier this month Kanatsiohareke began work on the first of our new water wells. You can find images of this work here: https://www.facebook.com/KanatsioharekeMohawkCommunity/posts/1482229618558470. At the time it was drilled, this new well was producing around 100 gallons per minute. We do not yet know if that yield will remain constant. Though the work on the well was briefly interrupted, we are expecting the Department of Health to give us the official okay next week to go on with the next
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Indigenous Values Initiative – NYA WEÑHA SKÄ NOÑH: Thank you for being well