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New York Attorney General Visits Shinnecock Territory

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New York State Letitia James, fourth from left, visited with leaders of the Shinnecock Nation last week. REBEKAH WISE

New York State Letitia James, fourth from left, visited with leaders of the Shinnecock Nation last week. REBEKAH WISE

authorStephen J. Kotz on Mar 8, 2023
New York State Attorney General Leticia James visited the Shinnecock territory on Thursday, March 2, to meet with tribal trustees, staff members, and program leaders. She visited the Wuneechanunk Preschool,... more

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