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May 18, 2021

SARACENO: Evolving Court System Mandates an Experienced Judiciary

Click the link below to subscribe to SPECIAL REPORTS from the Niagara Reporter http://eepurl.com/dnsYM9 By: Dominic Saraceno Candidate for Niagara Falls City Court Judge Over the last two decades the

Citycide·The Crime Niagara Falls

May 7, 2021

Woman’s Front Door Set on Fire After “Beef” with Individual

Click the link below to subscribe to SPECIAL REPORTS from the Niagara Reporter http://eepurl.com/dnsYM9 By: Staff Reporter Niagara Falls Police responded to the 700 block of Pine Avenue around 1425

Tigger Costume Stolen After Altercation at Children’s Event

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THE CRIME NF: Porch Set on Fire Overnight

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City Tax Foreclosure $$$ not available?

Reporter Editorial The City of Niagara Falls held a Tax Foreclosed Real Estate Auction on Tuesday, December 19, 2017 from 8:00 AM –

January 26, 2018

Niagara Falls

NT’s momentum balanced by multi-million dollar concerns at Water Plant

By Joe Kissel A community garden to help beautify Oliver Street, a peddle-powered tour boat on the Erie Canal and a comprehensive plan to

January 26, 2018

Community News

Recipe for Wonderful Pineapple Pie

By Jamie DePetris Food Critic Although ‘National Pie Day’ came and went on January 23rd, it is not too late to bake a pie

January 26, 2018

Why I’m running for New York State Governor

By Joel Giambra I grew up in Buffalo’s Lakeview Housing Project, the son of a single mother who, with help from my grandmother,

January 26, 2018

News

Shirley Nicholas, Lockport’s ‘Toxic Avenger’ passes away

by Joe Kissel Lockport activist Shirley Nicholas passed away Saturday, Jan. 20 at Briody Health Care Facility. She was 80. For decades, she was

January 26, 2018

Community News

WHAT THE HELL IS A SANCTUARY CITY?

The Right Side By J Gary DiLaura, FBI-RED I’m sorry, I’m not an attorney, although I wanted to attend law school but couldn’t afford

January 26, 2018

Learn to ID trees while hiking the Niagara Escarpment

Most everybody can tell a maple from an oak, but would you know an American Hornbeam if you walked into one? The Western New

January 18, 2018

Niagara County

BUY AMERICAN – THE JOB YOU SAVE MAY BE YOUR OWN

By Randy Palladino There are no better stories on the evening news than the Made in America special assignment segments on ABC World News.

January 18, 2018

Niagara Falls Jokes

What do Mayor Dyster and a Corona have in common? They’re both empty from the neck up! *** Paul Dyster says, “I’m not an

January 18, 2018

Council Clashes Over Water Board Resolution, Secretary Hire, Salary Reductions, and More

Solidarity amongst the entire Niagara Falls City Council was in short supply Wednesday. The closest the council came to unity on a substantive

January 18, 2018

Local News·Niagara Falls

Tompkins: What I propose this coming year

Councilman Kenny Tompkins As the calendar turned to a new year, we watched as Councilmembers Chris Voccio and Bill Kennedy were sworn in for

January 12, 2018

Niagara Falls

Chairman charade: Touma becomes Chairman as Scott bows out

By Nicholas D. D’Angelo Managing Editor As friends, family, and elected officials walked into the City Council chambers on New Year’s Day awaiting the

January 12, 2018

Niagara Falls

Former Councilwoman Grandinetti Appointed to Housing Authority

The Niagara Falls Housing Authority gained a new member at Tuesday night’s meeting adding former Niagara Falls City Councilwoman Kristen Grandinetti, who was appointed

January 12, 2018

Community News

Dog Census proposed for North Tonawanda

North Tonawanda council looking at dog census, higher registration fees By Joseph Kissel A census for dogs? North Tonawanda Common Council President Eric Zadzilka

January 12, 2018

Niagara Falls

YOUNG REPUBLICANS GROUP FORMING

Niagara Falls, NY – Niagara Falls Young Republicans, a new group for people 18-40 who believe in Republican principles of limited government, free enterprise

January 12, 2018

Niagara County

IT’S CALLED “HARDBALL”

The Right Side By J Gary DiLaura Call me a “Grinch” if you want, but what a few top executives at the FBI did

January 12, 2018

Niagara Falls Jokes

Niagara Falls School Board president Nick Vilardo was the sole “No” vote last month on bringing sex ed to Niagara Falls High School, which

January 12, 2018

STORIES OF THE YEAR: Niagara Falls

Tough year for Niagara Falls with water board, casino cash woes By Joe Kissel It’s not surprising that Gov. Andrew Cuomo recently snubbed Niagara Falls and

December 22, 2017

Niagara Falls

Single-party Governance meets varying fates across Niagara County

Legislature rewards itself with raises after election By Joe Kissel Single-party governance — which is never in the best interests of the people —

December 22, 2017

Niagara County

Community leaders talk about “changing the culture” but what does it mean and to whom?

By Joseph Kissel When the recently built $43 million train station provided lucrative employment for mostly out-of-city workers, residents from surrounding neighborhoods quickly noticed

December 22, 2017

Niagara Falls

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Staff

SARACENO: Evolving Court System Mandates an Experienced Judiciary

Woman’s Front Door Set on Fire After “Beef” with Individual

Tigger Costume Stolen After Altercation at Children’s Event

THE CRIME NF: Porch Set on Fire Overnight

City Tax Foreclosure $$$ not available?

NT’s momentum balanced by multi-million dollar concerns at Water Plant

Recipe for Wonderful Pineapple Pie

Why I’m running for New York State Governor

Shirley Nicholas, Lockport’s ‘Toxic Avenger’ passes away

WHAT THE HELL IS A SANCTUARY CITY?

Learn to ID trees while hiking the Niagara Escarpment

BUY AMERICAN – THE JOB YOU SAVE MAY BE YOUR OWN

Niagara Falls Jokes

Council Clashes Over Water Board Resolution, Secretary Hire, Salary Reductions, and More

Tompkins: What I propose this coming year

Chairman charade: Touma becomes Chairman as Scott bows out

Former Councilwoman Grandinetti Appointed to Housing Authority

Dog Census proposed for North Tonawanda

YOUNG REPUBLICANS GROUP FORMING

IT’S CALLED “HARDBALL”

Niagara Falls Jokes

STORIES OF THE YEAR: Niagara Falls

Single-party Governance meets varying fates across Niagara County

Community leaders talk about “changing the culture” but what does it mean and to whom?

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