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Today’s edition · Wed., Nov. 11

Bills land safety Amani Hooker at the trade deadline

Plus, Buffalo OKs $34.9 million in emergency borrowing and the Seneca Nation swears in its first woman president

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The Bills trade a second-round pick to the Titans for safety Amani Hooker

Hooker has nearly as many interceptions as the whole Bills team

Sources: For The Win, bleacherreport.com

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Amani Hooker5
Bills as a team6

Brandon Beane didn't stand pat. The Bills acquired safety Amani Hooker from the Tennessee Titans on Tuesday, about two hours before the NFL trade deadline, and sent Tennessee a 2027 second-round pick for Hooker and a fifth-round pick. Hooker, 28, is tied for the NFL lead with five interceptions, including three against Cincinnati's Joe Burrow on Nov. 1.

The secondary had been the weak spot. The Bills have six interceptions as a team through eight games, and they released safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson on Nov. 3 after his one-game suspension for spitting at an opponent. Hooker is in line to start opposite Cole Bishop. Beane said he restructured left tackle Dion Dawkins' contract to fit Hooker under the cap.

“Fortunately today, we were excited about this deal and were able to get it to the finish line.”

Brandon Beane, Bills general manager

The Bills send a second-round pick for Hooker and a fifth

TeamGets
BillsSafety Amani Hooker, fifth-round pick
Titans2027 second-round pick
  • Contract: $40.5 million extension, runs through 2028
  • Bills: 7-1 after Monday's 23-6 win at Minnesota
  • Titans: 1-7, last in the AFC South
  • Next game: Sunday against the 2-7 New York Jets

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Borrowing

The Common Council approved $34.9 million in emergency borrowing through the on Tuesday, six votes to one with two members absent. The approval draws criticism from Comptroller Barbara Miller-Williams. Mayor Sean Ryan is seeking authorization for $94 million in capital investment, and the council sent the 2027 capital budget to its finance committee. You can read the full capital budget and four-year plan the mayor's office submitted. WKBWWGRZWIVB News 4Buffalo News

Council approved $34.9 million in emergency borrowing, 6-⁠1

$34.9 million
in emergency borrowing the council approved
$94 million
in capital investment Mayor Ryan is seeking
6-1
council vote, with two members absent

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Seneca Nation

Tina Abrams took the oath of office Tuesday as the first woman president of the Seneca Nation of Indians, a barrier that dates to the adoption of the Nation's Constitution in 1848. She was sworn in alongside the first all-woman executive branch. She says she will keep fighting for sovereignty amid a dispute with the City of Buffalo and New York State over . Spectrum News BuffaloWKBWWIVB News 4

Veterans

If you're a veteran with a 100% service-connected disability, County Executive Mark Poloncarz signed a local law Tuesday that gives you a full exemption from the Erie County portion of property taxes on your primary residence. Veterans must be permanently, not temporarily, disabled to qualify. WKBWBuffalo Toronto Public Media

Buff State

Buffalo State University unveiled plans Tuesday for a veterans center at 1219 Elmwood Ave., the former Newman Center. will donate $1 million, and the center is set to open in 2027. WIVB News 4Buffalo Toronto Public MediaBuffalo News

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The Town of Tonawanda, Cheektowaga and West Seneca are all delaying their overnight winter parking bans. The bans will go into place if there's a major snow event. WGRZ

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Ever wonder who keeps the clock at Old County Hall ticking? Jim White and his son Riley do, and it takes three spiral staircases to reach it, some with treads less than 2 feet wide. They made the biannual trek to Buffalo after daylight saving time ended Sunday to keep the 150-year-old clock ticking. Time well spent.

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Bills land safety Amani Hooker at the trade deadline

Plus, Buffalo OKs $34.9 million in emergency borrowing and the Seneca Nation swears in its first woman president

The TLDR

  1. Bills trade a second-round pick for safety Amani Hooker
  2. Common Council OKs $34.9 million in emergency borrowing
  3. Tina Abrams sworn in as Seneca Nation's first woman president
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