Skoden strikes again: this time on Six Nations of the Grand River

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BRANTFORD — A new mural appeared under the Newport Bridge earlier this month.

The graffiti work includes the word “Skoden” with water designs and a mask depiction. The term appeared on a Sudbury water tower in July, unnerving many Sudbury residents unfamiliar with the expression. Taking a selfie or picture posed in front of the newer Skoden mural has become a trend for Six Nations residents. The artist of the graffiti remains unknown, but if you have any information regarding the artist, please contact the Two Row Times via email or by calling 519-900-5535. Photo by Chezney Martin.

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Nahnda Garlow

Nahnda Garlow is Onondaga under the wing of the Beaver Clan of Six Nations. Nahnda has been a journalist with the Two Row Times since it's founding in 2013. She is a self-proclaimed "rez girl" who brings to the Two Row Times years of experience as a Haudenosaunee cultural interpreter, traditional dancer and beadwork aficionado. Nahnda is a member of the Canadian Association of Journalists and the Native American Journalists Association.

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