FARROW to Close Out Run at The Caz Friday Night
By Tony Farina The neo-classic rock band FARROW will close out its four-month residency at The Caz on Seneca St. on Friday night, March 28, beginning at 8:30 p.m. with doors opening
Mr. Wonderful TV Shark Kevin O’Leary Says New York Is Uninvestable
By Tony Farina Kevin O’Leary, also known as Mr. Wonderful, a name given to him by one of the other tv show sharks, is one of the stars of the long-running ABC
Trump’s Trade War Ignites Hockey Debate Between United States and Canada
By Tony Farina The trade war between the U. S. and Canada,
Genesee County Data Center a Go While Niagara Falls Mayor Fumbles Tech Opportunity
By Tony Farina As the surge for data centers continues across the
Barry Lillis to Bid Farewell on Sunday Radio Show, The End of an Era Says WEBR Owner
By Tony Farina Lots has changed since the 1970s and that includes incredible weather forecasting technology which attempts to give us the weather data
SoleTurn to Present the Contender At Telethon on Sunday at 11 AM
By Tony Farina Supporting children’s charities is the mission of the Variety Kids Telethon and the 63rd annual event will take place Saturday night
Knox Mansion Tours Offer Historical Gem
By Tony Farina With the end of the long winter finally arriving, it might be a good time to schedule a tour of the
Will Restaino’s Big Property Gamble Pay Off or Will Niagara Falls Fall on Its Face Again Once Again?
By Tony Farina The City of Niagara Falls has purchased 38 properties on Main St. and nearby side streets from Blue Cardinal Capital and
Niagara Falls Sitting on the Edge Of Another Huge Missed Opportunity
By Tony Farina I’ll begin this piece by saying what I’ve written before many times, that data centers could bring huge economic benefits to
Cousin Brucie to Join Local Airwaves Courtesy of WEBR and WLVL
By Tony Farina A true legend in the radio world for decades will soon be heard locally on Saturday nights from 8 p.m. to
Ice Boom Installation Complete, Along with Our Fleecing
Ice Boom Installation Complete, Along with Our Fleecing The New York Power Authority (NYPA) successfully installed the three remaining floating sections of the Lake
Niagara Falls Underground Railroad Heritage Center Set to Open on May 4, 2018
The much-anticipated Niagara Falls Underground Railroad Heritage Center will open May 4, 2018. The Heritage Center is an experiential museum that reveals authentic stories
Niagara Falls Community Development: ‘Cash Mob’ at Rock Burger
Niagara Falls Community Development is organizing a Cash Mob at Rock Burger (328 Niagara Street, Niagara Falls, New York 14301) on Tuesday, February 20,
New Day, New Sheriffs: Niagara Falls Water Authority Makes Dramatic Changes
Despite some recent bad publicity, including an embarrassing black-spill in the Niagara Gorge last summer, there seems to have been dramatic improvements at the
What again? Council Secretary accused of submitting another ‘fake’ resume!
Former employer calls Diodate’s second resume ‘lies and nonsense’ After Mark Diodate was outed for submitting a “fake” resume for consideration for hire as
The Why Coffee Shop: Celebrating More Than 45+ Years On Main Street
The Why Coffee Shop has been located at the intersection of Main Street and Portage Road in Niagara Falls since either late 1971 or
New Niagara Falls Community Center Public Meeting
“The youth is our future,” responded Niagara Falls City Councilman Ezra Scott when asked what the driving force is behind building a new community
Chris’s Corner: A Libertarian Look at “Public Art”
When the Reporter asked me to pen a column on taking a libertarian-oriented approach to local government, I agreed. Here’s my first go at
Coffee with Chris on February 15th, 2018
Niagara Falls, NY – Niagara Falls City Council member Chris Voccio has scheduled his second Coffee with Chris to get feedback from citizens.
A New Year’s Resolution for the Residents of Niagara Falls
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Niagara Falls pastor joins Memorial board
The Rev. Craig D. Pridgen, senior pastor at True Bethel Baptist Church, Niagara Falls, and a senior business and planning analyst at M&T Bank,
Falls, Gorge site tour by USA Niagara a “Fail”
Public Opposition mounting to “Outdoor Recreation” Proposal The latest skirmish between the David of the citizens of the city of Niagara Falls and the
Dyster’s involvement in Culinary Institute fiasco raises interesting questions here
By Mike Hudson How closely was Niagara Falls Mayor Paul Dyster involved in the process that led to the opening of the Niagara County
Dyster always available for photo ops at taxpayer expense
A man for all seasons. Niagara Falls Mayor Paul Dyster sent out a press release to the local media (except the Reporter) to announce
