Good Morning Buffalo: Movie Friday

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Hometown Sports: UB Beats Navy

WECK play-by-play man Josh Whetzel has a game summary:

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Hometown News at Noon: Fri 11/20/09

New Era plant in jeopardy….H1N1 death ID’d…..Brohm could sweep out Edwards….

Anchored by Tom Schuh:

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Bills-Jaguars Preview

Two reports from WECK’s Joe Major:

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Bill O’Loughlin Show: Fri 11/20/09

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Live on Location: BuffaloStyle with Christina Abt

BuffaloStyle with Christina Abt, live on location at Kitchen Creations
in Hamburg this Saturday, 11/21 at 9:00 a.m.

Cross-Border News: Fri 11/20/09

Hosted by Arlene White, with guests:

Mary Roberts from the Darwin Martin House

Mike Lococo from Silver Mist Productions

and Patrick Whalen, Chief Operating Officer of the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus

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Hometown News: New Era Plant in Jeopardy

New Era Cap  is shutting down two of its three production facilities, which could put its plant in Derby into jeopardy. The company has already decided to close its manufacturing facility in Jackson, Alabama. That leaves only the Derby plant and a Demopolis, Alabama plant, one of which could close in the second-quarter of next year. Company President Pete Augustine says the recession is primarily to blame. The Derby plant currently has about 300 employees. Three years ago, New Era moved its headquarters to downtown Buffalo. That facility is unaffected.

HTN: H1N1 Victim ID’d

The Niagara County teen who died of H1N1 has been identified. Fourteen-year-old Paul Nichiporuk  died a little over two weeks after being hospitalized. He’d been in the ICU at Womens and Childrens Hospital with a temperature of 102. The Niagara-Wheatfield High School tenth grader also had MERSA, a strain of staph infection which is resistant to many of the commonly-used methods of treatment.

HTN: Guiliani May Not Run

After months of weighing his options, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani  may not be running for governor of New York. The “New York Times” cites anonymous sources in reporting that Giuliani has decided not to enter the 2010 gubernatorial race. The paper says it is unclear if Giuliani has other plans such as running for US Senate against Democrat Kirsten Gillibrand, who was appointed to Hillary Clinton’s seat. Erie County Executive Chris Collins is rumored to be pondering a possible run for governor.