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Oneida Nation representative attends White House concert
Oneida Nation leader Ray Halbritter attended a concert an honoring for Paul McCartney at the White House.

Halbritter was the only tribal leader invited to the event, the tribe said. McCartney performed and received the Gershwin Prize for Popular Song from the Library of Congress.

Halbritter attended the White House Tribal Nations Conference last November.

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Oneida Nation leader attends White House event with Paul McCartney (The Syracuse Post-Standard 6/3)

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