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our history

We are members of the Wampanoag Nation. Our homelands range from the Plymouth (Plimoth Colony) areas to the upper parts of Cape Cod (Bourne, Sandwich and Plymouth / Barnstable County). We have been here for thousands of years. We have fished these waters, cultivated these lands and raised our children here. We have been known over the years by many names…Patuxet, Herring Pond/Pondville, Manomet, Comassakumkanit and The Praying Indians on old English maps. But we are presently known today as the Herring Pond Wampanoag Tribe. We are the Plymouth tribe of Indians!

leadership

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Troy Currence

Medicine Man

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Melissa (Harding) Ferretti

Chairlady / President

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Kathryn (Kitten) Hunt

Secretary

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Jennifer Harding

Treasurer

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Lori (Harding) Wentworth

Tribal Council Member

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Jill Lauzon

Tribal Council Member

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Hazel Currence

Tribal Council Member

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Taylor Reis-Stasis

Tribal Council Member

ENROLLMENT / MEMBERSHIP

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Hazel Currence

Enrollment/Membership

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Kathleen Gately

Enrollment / Membership

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Jeannine Rhonda Hunt

Enrollment / Membership

Pondville Meetinghouse / Church - Secretary

TRIBAL MEETINGS

COUNCIL AND GENERAL MEETINGS
2ND SATURDAY OF EVERY MONTH AT:
THE HERRING POND WAMPANOAG TRIBAL MEETINGHOUSE,
128 HERRING POND ROAD, PLYMOUTH, MA 02360

TRIBAL COUNCIL MEETINGS
EXECUTIVE SESSION (when necessary) – 5:00 PM TO 5:30 PM

GENERAL (MONTHLY) MEETINGS
5:30 PM to 7:00 PM

The Herring Pond Wampanoag Tribe is a non-partisan organization and does not endorse candidates running for public office. 

What's Going On At The Pond?

What is buried at Burying Hill in Bourne? Herring Pond Wampanoag tribe wants to find out

Are apartments going up next to a Wampanoag tribal burying ground? (capecodtimes.com) BOURNE — A burying ground of the Herring Pond Indians that has never been excavated is on a hill above the Cape Cod Canal. The site on what is called Burying Hill is older than some more famous ancient sites across the globe, according to attorney and Herring Pond Wampanoag tribal citizen Jaime Hoctor. “You used to be able to see the mounds, the rows

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‘We Walk Amongst You:’ Herring Pond Tribe Calls On Non-Natives For Action

‘We Walk Amongst You:’ Herring Pond Tribe Calls On Non-Natives For Action | Bourne News | capenews.net Melissa Ferretti, chairwoman of the Herring Pond Wampanoag Tribe, is openly calling on non-Native individuals to join in the conversation surrounding tribal land reclamation and recognition. Pre-colonial contact, the Herring Pond Tribe primarily lived in Bourne and Sandwich, and stewarded lands extending up to Plymouth and Cedarville. The Tribe is part of the

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What can you do for International Women’s Day on Cape Cod? This breakfast is a start.

Cape Cod’s International Women’s Day event revived after two years off (capecodtimes.com) Zane Razzaq Cape Cod Times The League of Women Voters of the Cape Cod Area will revive a long-standing International Women’s Day event that was once organized by a now-defunct organization. The Cape Women’s Coalition held its annual “International Women’s Day Breakfast” for at least 10 years. The group’s operations ceased indefinitely in 2022, as it struggled to recruit members and volunteers

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In-home COVID-19 Treatment Program

In-home COVID-19 Treatment Program | Mass.gov Available treatmentsCurrently available therapy: VEKLURY® (remdesivir), an infusion medication administered over the course of three days for individuals who have mild-to-moderate COVID-19 and are at high risk for severe COVID-19. All patients with COVID-19 who may be at higher risk should be evaluated for treatment.Eligibility These in-home therapies are available for any individual who meets clinical criteria and has difficulty accessing them in the

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