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Chautauqua County Landowners: Request Agricultural District Inclusion

20Dec

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Chautauqua County Landowners: Request Agricultural District Inclusion

(WNY News Now) The deadline for Chautauqua County landowners to propose the inclusion of viable agricultural land in the county's designated agricultural district is January 31, 2025. Landowners can secure the district's protections and advantages during this yearly chance. New York's Jamestown.The Chautauqua County Legislature has set January 2–31, 2025, as the annual 30-day window for landowners to request the inclusion of primarily viable agricultural land in an existing certified agricultural district, in accordance with New York State Agriculture and Markets Law 303-b. Landowners may make formal requests to be included in the Agricultural District during this time. The Agriculture and Markets Law 301, section 7 criterion of productive agricultural property must be met by parcels se...

Buy the books written by ‘Meet the Press’ guests

20Dec

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Buy the books written by ‘Meet the Press’ guests

Many of the guests on NBC's "Meet the Press" have authored books about current events or their fields of expertise. They can be purchased here. Air Date: Dec. 22 Antonia Hylton Madness: Race and Insanity in a Jim Crow Asylum Air Date: Dec. 22 Russell Moore Losing Our Religion: An Altar Call for Evangelical America Air Date: Dec. 15 Peggy Noonan A Certain Idea of America Air Date: Dec. 1 Jacob Soboroff Separated: Inside an American Tragedy Air Date: Nov. 17 Hakeem Jeffries The ABCs of Democracy Air date: Oct. 13 Liz Cheney Oath and Honor: A Memoir and a Warning Air date: Sep. 29 Dan Slepian & JJ Velazquez The Sing Sing Files: One Journalist, Six Innocent Men, and a Twenty-Year Fight for Justice...

‘I feel devastated’: Texas new mom deported for missed immigration hearing after C-section, family attorney says

20Dec

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‘I feel devastated’: Texas new mom deported for missed immigration hearing after C-section, family attorney says

After missing an immigration court hearing because she was recuperating after giving birth to premature infant twins via emergency C-section, a Texas mother claims she was wrongfully deported to Mexico and forced to leave the country with her four children. Since coming to Mexico, Ashley and Allison, two American citizens who were born in Houston, have been suffering from bronchitis and pneumonia and frequently require oxygen masks to breathe, Salazar-Hinojosa told Noticias Telemundo in Spanish. "Seeing my daughters ill makes me feel horrible and sad," she remarked. The twins' 35-week preterm birth on September 13 marked the beginning of the series of occurrences, according to the family. "An emergency C-section was required for me. My children were born too soon. "My hemorrhage made me ve...

Tesla recalls nearly 700,000 vehicles over tire pressure light issue

20Dec

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Tesla recalls nearly 700,000 vehicles over tire pressure light issue

Tesla has recalled around 700,000 cars because of a problem with the tire pressure light. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced on Thursday that the electric vehicle manufacturer is recalling some 2024 Cybertrucks, 2017–2025 Model 3 cars, and 2020–2025 Model Y cars because the tire pressure monitoring system warning light might not stay on between drive cycles, failing to alert the driver to low tire pressure. Driving with incorrectly inflated tires increases the danger of a collision, according to the NHTSA's safety recall report, which was released on Tuesday. Approximately 694,000 automobiles are impacted by the recall. According to Tesla, a free over-the-air software update was released as a solution. On February 15, 2025, owner notification letters are anticipat...

20Dec

By Grace ThompsonNo Comments

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‘I feel devastated’: Texas new mom deported for missed immigration hearing after C-section, family attorney says

After missing an immigration court hearing because she was recuperating after giving birth to premature infant twins via emergency C-section, a Texas mother claims she was wrongfully deported to Mexico and forced to leave the country with her four children. Since coming to Mexico, Ashley and Allison, two American citizens who were born in Houston, have been suffering from bronchitis and pneumonia and frequently require oxygen masks to breathe, Salazar-Hinojosa told Noticias Telemundo in Spanish. "Seeing my daughters ill makes me feel horrible and sad," she remarked. The twins' 35-week preterm birth on September 13 marked the beginning of the series of occurrences, according to the family. "An emergency C-section was required for me. My children were born too soon. "My hemorrhage made me ve...

Delphi murders trial: What we know about Richard Allen and the teens he was convicted of killing

20Dec

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Delphi murders trial: What we know about Richard Allen and the teens he was convicted of killing

The bodies of two adolescent girls were found seven years ago outside the small Indiana town of Delphi, close to a hiking route. For years, the case remained unresolved, and officials have not disclosed many details to the public regarding the reasons behind the suspected killings of Liberty German, 14, and Abigail Williams, 13, also known as Libby and Abby, by Richard Allen, a former drugstore employee. On November 11, Allen, 52, was found guilty of the deaths of the teenagers. On Friday, he was found guilty on four charges of felony murder—murder for intentionally killing Abigail, murder for knowingly killing Liberty, and felony murder for killing Abigail while attempting to kidnap her—and was sentenced to 130 years in prison. Allen's attorneys have maintained his innocence and asserted ...

How a government shutdown would (and wouldn’t) affect consumers days before Christmas

20Dec

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How a government shutdown would (and wouldn’t) affect consumers days before Christmas

Holiday travel may be affected, but holiday shipments will be unaffected if the government closes a few days before Christmas. Following President-elect Donald Trump's stifling of a bipartisan funding package on Wednesday, lawmakers were still frantically trying to come to an agreement by Friday morning that would prevent a government shutdown in the United States at 12:01 a.m. on Saturday. Under the Trump administration, there hasn't been a government shutdown since 2019. The Congressional Budget Office estimates that the U.S. economy lost $3 billion as a result of that 35-day budget standoff. Watch live coverage of the government shutdown. If a new shutdown were to take place in the next few days, it would be difficult to predict how long it would last. However, major services would cont...

How a government shutdown affects Social Security payments: What you need to know

20Dec

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How a government shutdown affects Social Security payments: What you need to know

Millions of government workers would not be paid if the federal government shuts down this weekend, and activity at many agencies that need federal funding will either slow down or cease completely. However, Social Security payments would continue to be made. The shorter-term continuing-resolution measures that have kept the government running in recent years amid political stalemate in Washington do not pay Social Security, which is regarded as a necessary program. Watch live coverage of the government shutdown. Social Security benefits are paid to over 72.8 million people each month. Retirees receive the majority of such payments, but disabled individuals and the dependents of dead pensioners also receive them. Benefit checks will continue to be sent, but if SSA staff start to be furloug...

Los Angeles Chargers score on ultra rare ‘fair catch kick,’ first successful attempt since 1976

20Dec

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Los Angeles Chargers score on ultra rare ‘fair catch kick,’ first successful attempt since 1976

Placekicker for the Los Angeles ChargersEast Coast residents who get up early and those who watch linear TV likely missed Cameron Dicker's 57-yard free-kick field goal on Thursday. Dicker's unimpeded field goal at the end of the first half of Prime Video's "Thursday Night Football" kicked off a resurgence that saw the Chargers overcome a deficit to defeat the visiting Denver Broncos 34-27. It was the first successful field goal on a free kick in 48 years in the NFL. In the final seconds of the second quarter, Denver was forced to punt on fourth-and-12 from its own 16-yard line as the Broncos led 21-10. At his own 38-yard line, L.A. punt returner Derius Davis was in position to make a fair catch.A kick receiver who signals that he will reel in the boot and give up any possibility of a retur...

20Dec

By Grace ThompsonNo Comments

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Delphi murders trial: What we know about Richard Allen and the teens he was convicted of killing

The bodies of two adolescent girls were found seven years ago outside the small Indiana town of Delphi, close to a hiking route. For years, the case remained unresolved, and officials have not disclosed many details to the public regarding the reasons behind the suspected killings of Liberty German, 14, and Abigail Williams, 13, also known as Libby and Abby, by Richard Allen, a former drugstore employee. On November 11, Allen, 52, was found guilty of the deaths of the teenagers. On Friday, he was found guilty on four charges of felony murder—murder for intentionally killing Abigail, murder for knowingly killing Liberty, and felony murder for killing Abigail while attempting to kidnap her—and was sentenced to 130 years in prison. Allen's attorneys have maintained his innocence and asserted ...