oneida agreement

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Bill Keeler opened up the interview with Assemblyman Anthony Brindisi by seguing from a story about a child custody case in New Jersey where a man, who has named his son Adolf Hitler Campbell, showed up to a custody hearing dressed in Hitler-esque garb.

The City of Utica's new Independence Party Chairman Tim Julian was in the hot seat on WIBX First News with Keeler in the Morning on Tuesday for what turned into the show's first 'Grab Bag of Topics'.

Shameful. The word was hurled several times by the audience as they watched the Madison County Board of Supervisors pass the agreement forged between the county, the state and the Oneida Indian Nation. The 10 to 8 vote came with heavy emotion, as Chairman John Becker became choked up, saying this was the "biggest decision we may ever make,' but also noted that the state "will make a deal

Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente believes the Oneida Nation deal approved by the county board of legislators is a good deal that will greatly benefit the community going forward.

The chairperson of the Citizens Equal Rights Alliance says the agreement between the Oneida Indian Nation and New York State won't bring an end to the ongoing lawsuits.

The chairperson of Citizens Equal Rights Alliance says the negotiated settlement between New York State, Oneida and Madison counties and the Oneida Indian Nation does not settle all ongoing litigation.

The Madison County Board of Supervisors is voting this morning on the agreement reached between the state, Oneida and Madison counties and the Oneida Indian Nation.

The Oneida County Board of Legislators chambers were abuzz with both supporters and opponents of the recent agreement made between Oneida and Madison counties, the state and the Oneida Indian Nation.

WIBX's Gino Geruntino is at the Oneida County Legislature live tweeting tonight's meeting, specifically the public comment period regarding the proposed agreement between the Oneida Indian Nation, Madison and Oneida Counties, and New York.