Click on the links below to view photos from prior Onondaga Tribe events.
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2004-05 Events	2003-04 Events	2002-03 Events	2001-02 Events	2000-01 Events
John Weisenseel Chief	Tom Hardy Chief	David Sabel Chief	Billy Conron Chief	Bruno DiCosmo Chief
			Roton Point September 2001
Westport October 2004	Westport October 2003	Westport October 2002	Westport October 2001
		Ice Skating November 2002	Ice Skating November 2001
Holiday Party Dec 2004	Holiday Party Dec 2003	Holiday Party Dec 2002	Holiday Party Dec 2001
Camp Jewel Jan 2005	too cold for photos!	Camp Jewel Jan 2003	Camp Jewel Jan 2002
Prime Climb March 2005	Prime Climb October 2003	Prime Climb March 2002	Art & Soul January 2002
Frost Valley May 2005	Frost Valley May 2004	Frost Valley May 2003	Frost Valley May 2002	Frost Valley May 2001
	Memorial Day 2004	no parade - rained out	Memorial Day 2002	Memorial Day 2001

About the background image:
The Longhouse tradition is deeply interwoven with the lives of American Indians. Historically, it has been a place of worship, of treaties for peace, of celebrations of birth, marriage and death and of important tribal meetings.

The background is an image of the "Hiawatha" wampum Belt of the Iroquois League symbolizing the leagues formation.

The Five Nations of the Iroquois League were the Cayuga, Mohawk, Oneida, Seneca and Onondaga.

Four of the five founding leagues are represented by the rectangles. Onondaga, the central nation,
is symbolized by the tree of peace.