Kenny Haas is back to talk Syracuse basketball, high school basketball ahead of Sectionals and this weekend’s incident at the Cayuga Indian Nation properties in Seneca Falls highlight the topics on this week’s edition of Kenny’s 2 Pennies.
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Seneca Falls Town Supervisor candidate Greg Lazzaro sits down with Josh Durso to discuss the issues facing Seneca Falls residents such as the new Town Hall construction, landfill expansion, back-taxes owed by the Cayuga Indian Nation, Downtown parking, and more including the upcoming election in Seneca Falls.
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Fayette Town Supervisor Cindy Lorenzetti and Seneca Falls Supervisor Steve Churchill are in-studio to talk Seneca County politics including the election of a new board chairman, Seneca Lake gas storage, and who is to blame for the missed Supreme Court filing in regards to the Cayuga Indian Nation in Seneca Falls.
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Brad Jones gives an update on issues surrounding collection of property taxes owed to Seneca and Cayuga Counties by the Cayuga Indian Nation and also gives his thoughts on the impact of Lago Casino Resort on the Cayuga Nation Enterprises and the local economy.
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Seneca Falls Town Councilman and local attorney Emil Bove will be in-studio with an update on the progress the Town of Seneca Falls is making towards a new Town Hall, the latest on the effect the Cayuga Indian Nation is having on Town finances, and a preview of It’s A Wonderful Life Weekend in Seneca Falls.
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Long time Finger Lakes Times journalist Dave Shaw is in-studio.to talk about the history of the Cayuga Indian Land Claim, his career that has spanned nearly 40 years, and the future of the Finger Lakes Times.
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Kenny recaps the local homecoming dances, discusses the recent unrest within the Cayuga Indian Nation in Seneca Falls and Union Springs, gives his take on the NYS Governor’s race between Astorino and Cuomo, and finally recaps the week in Mynderse, Syracuse, and Buffalo Bills football.
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Brad Jones, chairperson of Indian Affairs Citizens Advisory Committee in Seneca County, is in-studio to talk about issues surrounding the Cayuga Indian Nation land holdings and unpaid propoerty taxes in Seneca and Cayuga Counties. Also, news that Cayuga Indian Nation leader Clint Halftown is stepping down and did you hear the racist remarks make by the Los Angeles Clippers owner that surfaced over the weekend?
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