Your Morning Edition for Monday, November 27th presented by Canandaigua Dentistry!
Cayuga Nation leadership dispute escalates, Bills suffer devastating OT loss, Orange get weekend win and become bowl eligible, and clock ticks on driver's licenses across Finger Lakes.
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The ongoing leadership dispute within the Cayuga Nation has escalated following a legal move by current leader Clint Halftown. On November 13, Halftown’s lawyers filed a request for an injunction against the U.S. Department of Justice. This request, made to the U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., aims to stop the Justice Department from acknowledging and considering any leadership dispute within the Cayuga Nation. Now, opposition to his leadership are condemning attempts to silence discussions about the unresolved leadership matter. [Read More]
The Bills suffered a devastating loss last night to the Philadelphia Eagles. They had a chance to pull off the upset, as reported by Kyle Evans, but couldn’t get it done in overtime. [Read More]
Time is really running out for thousands of drivers across the Finger Lakes region, as that pandemic-era ‘pass’ on vision tests associated with New York State Driver’s Licenses comes to an end. Here’s the deal: There’s a Dec. 1 deadline for anyone whose license expired between March 1, 2020 and August 31, 2021 and have not yet completed a vision test. To get that settled — visit your local DMV branch. For those who don’t — the state will suspend licenses. [Read More]
The Syracuse Orange closed out the 2023 regular season on Saturday with a 35-31 victory over the Wake Forest Demon Deacons at the JMA Wireless Dome, improving to 6-6 on the season and earning bowl eligibility. Kyle Evans has full coverage on the important win, which came one week after firing Dino Babers. [Read More]
Over the weekend we learned about some changes coming to the Cayuga County District Attorney’s Office. Former assistant district attorneys Jonathan Ward, Britton Bouchard, and Richard Pado resigned in late October, and soon, their replacements will begin. Courtney Venditte, Amanda Raub, and Mark Moody, all from the Oswego County District Attorney’s Office will start in the coming weeks. [Read More]
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More headlines for Thursday, November 23rd!
Gananda senior Kaylee Marvin commits to Wheeling University for basketball
Marion’s Abigail Marotta commits to University of Toledo for soccer
Penn Yan man charged with felony DWI after Wayne County crash
Lyons couple overdoses in front of child, leaving 8-year-old to call 911 for help
Sheriff: Passenger obstructed roadside investigation, taken into custody in Port Byron
Ithaca Tompkins International Airport set to resume nonstop flights to Washington D.C.
Deputies: 91-year-old suffers medical emergency leading to crash in Seneca
Blueprint Geneva secures over $563,000 in state environmental grants
Macedon police sergeant suspended amid former chief’s DWI case
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