While many high schools throughout the Capital Region are in the process of changing their mascot, team name or school symbol to something deemed non-offensive to Native Americans, a man in Cambridge is trying to preserve the imagery associated with the high school nicknamed the Indians. He s vocal on social media, has a strong powerful presence in his community, and according to CBS 6 News, he s planning a rally in front of the school this afternoon to Save the Indian.
Dillon Honyoust is a 2007 Cambridge High School graduate who is very deeply rooted in his hometown and well aware of its history, as well his ancestry. According to the story by CBS 6 News, Honyoust who is Native American says that today s event will be a peaceful, positive rally in support of keeping Cambridge Indians as the school s symbol.
Go Bills! Buffalo Tickets Going up but Plan to Fill The Stands
Bills mafia most likely won t be that upset about the Buffalo Bills raising ticket prices for the 2021 season. With the amazing run the team made coming up just one game short of going to the Super Bowl, not only will they raise prices but they plan on having a packed house at Bills Stadium.
It was a memorable season for the Buffalo Bills on many levels. It was the first time in twenty-five years the team went that deep into the playoffs. But for me, it was more than that. I officially switched my allegiance from the New York Jets to the Buffalo Bills and ultimately being accepted into Bills Mafia. Now I can t wait to go to a game no matter how much the prices are going up.
Troy Police: Drive-By Shooter Strikes Young Boy in Home
A drive-by shooting in a residential part of Troy resulted in a young boy being hospitalized on Monday afternoon. Troy Police say the 11-year-old was inside his home when the gunshots rang out. Let s all hope for his family and the community s sake, he s okay.
Video from News 10 ABC shows Troy police investigating the scene for clues and you can see the damage left from bullet holes on the facade of the home as well as the window.
Police believe it was the result of a drive-by shooting in a residential part of Troy on Monday afternoon. According to the latest information from News 10 ABC, a large police presence is still gathered outside the residence of 24 O Neill Street as they continue to investigate.
I recently got my first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. It was a smooth and pretty painless process. Appointments opened up online and I qualified because I had a pre-existing condition. I have to admit that I was a bit nervous as I headed down to the Times Union Center unaware of what to expect.