Major Record Label Seeks Emerging Talent in the Falls
Artists Invited to Audition for Global Music Distribution with EMG & a Major Label Niagara Falls, NY — Emerging and independent artists of all genres now have the chance to take their
APHL Champions Support Current Hyde Park Rink Operator
The following was written by investigative journalist Ken Cosentino. The contested Hyde Park Ice Pavilion operator contract was not on the City Council agenda last Wednesday. According to the current operator of
‘Silver Bullet’ Approach Not Working in Niagara Falls; City Needs to Deliver More Than Empty Promises
The quote “It takes an army to win a war” is not
Restaino’s Risky Pick for Hyde Park Ice Pavilion
The following was written by investigative journalist Ken Cosentino. Niagara Falls Mayor
Roscetti For City Court Judge Event Draws Crowd
A meet-and-greet event for Niagara Falls City Court candidate Alan Roscetti was held last Monday at the Buffalo Wing Joint and P. U. B.
Will Globe Metallurgical Close Niagara Falls Plant?
According to an informed source, Globe Metallurgical Inc., on Highland Ave. in Niagara Falls, has informed some vendors and suppliers that it may be
State DEC greenwashes Delaware North so-called “Improvements” to State Park
The very survival of the human race is being threatened by global warming, air and water pollution, overpopulation, natural resource depletion, loss of biodiversity,
Will Dyster back Ricchiazzi’s plan for a ‘Falls Ferry’?
It’s not a hare brained scheme but, if you will give it consideration, an idea whose time has come. And now an investment group
“Buffalo Olmsted” rolls over for Cuomo, Delaware North $$$
It’s no secret why the Buffalo Olmsted Parks Conservancy, one of the largest, most prominent and influential local non-profit community organizations in Western New
Potholes again Populate City Streets
By James Hufnagel; Ten years into the tenure of Mayor Paul Dyster, the streets of Niagara Falls have never looked worse. Shortly after
Zona Spearheading Bipartisan Effort for Convention Center Study
By Tony Farina; Could it be the start of a new era of bipartisanship, a new and exciting chapter in the city of Niagara
Is Mayor Dyster one of the ‘immigrant’ faces on Cuomo Pamphlet ???
On Jan. 20, Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s representative, Empire State Development’s Sr. VP Sam Hoyt appeared in Council Chambers at Niagara Falls City Hall to
Niagara Falls experiences social media firestorm over Cuomo’s “Lodge” proposal
A number of Niagara Falls residents lit up social media this week with protests against Gov. Cuomo’s “lodge” which he wants to build next
Roscetti Fundraiser Draws Overflow Crowd
By Tony Farina It was a full house last Thursday at the Hyde Park Ice Pavilion for Alan Roscetti’s kickoff fundraiser in his campaign
Open Letter to the Hon. Andrew M. Cuomo, Governor
In the Tradition of the Old-time Pamphleteers, This is An Open Letter to the Honorable Andrew M. Cuomo, Governor of the State of New
Cuomo Promises No Sure Thing; City Must Help Itself
Gov. Andrew Cuomo rode into Niagara Falls this week full of promises about using state funds from his Buffalo Billion Squared Initiative in his
Opposition mounts to new Soup Kitchen on Pine as Hunger, Poverty on Rise
A Roman Catholic priest who is proposing to locate what he terms a “not-for-profit restaurant,” run by volunteers, serving low cost meals to low
Letter to the Editor
by Dan Davis They stopped talking to me so maybe they would answer to you. This year’s budget included a request for $500,899 in
Memorial Gala a Ringing Success
The Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center’s marquee event, the Premier, was a star-studded success last Saturday night at the Seneca Niagara Casino, attracting close
Defendant Walker Elected Chairman; Touma Weighs Future
“Could only happen in Niagara Falls!” That’s what people were saying this week after Councilman Charles Walker – who is still dealing with four
Destino Speaks Out On His Untimely Firing by Dyster
By Johnny Destino “(I)t is a terrible thing for a man to find out suddenly that all his life he has been speaking nothing
It May be Early, But Restaino Clearly Eyeing Mayoral Run
Niagara Falls Mayor Paul Dyster won a third term in 2015, but barely. Dyster, who had been harshly criticized by
Alan Roscetti Highly Regarded as He Launches Bid for City Court
“The citizens of Niagara Falls would be hard-pressed to find a better candidate for a seat on the City Court bench
Remembering The Festival of Lights
By Robert Ventry; If the Festival of Lights were still held it would be in its 35th year. The first annual Festival of Lights
