Top Story
County needs better deal with Cayugas
Judging from what residents at public hearings, officials in affected towns and villages, and even a few county legislators have been saying, it seems clear that Cayuga and Seneca county lawmakers should not approve the proposed land claim/land-in-trust settlements with the Cayuga Indian Nation of New York.
Each county is scheduled to vote on the deals next week, basically a month after a surprise settlement proposal was first made public.
The reasons outlined by settlement opponents are valid. This deal gives away far too much to the tribe, it puts municipalities and school districts at considerable risk of losing a fifth of their tax base, and it leverages any returns to the counties on the financial viability of a casino.
Navigation
Our View stories
Seen this yet?
Articles you haven't read yet:
- Baylee, 5, left, and Eric Kennedy, 6, wait for team practice to start during Boys and Girls baseball league Wednesday evening. They play for The Cubs.
- Weedsport honors its outstanding alumni
- SHORELINE
- Advice for the class of 2007
- Solitary confinement cruel for mentally ill inmates
- More to Aurora post office story than many are aware
Top Homes
The position is required for AdSys ads.


