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May 31, 2025

Shadows of Little Italy

The following was written by investigative journalist Ken Cosentino. Niagara Falls native Gabriel Porto was a proud Italian-American. His book, aptly titled “Memoirs of an Italian American”, was self published in 2023

Featured·News·Niagara Falls

May 30, 2025

CHECKMATE OR CHECK FRAUD? Mayor’s Eminent Scheme to Block $1.5B Data Center Exposed

By Nick Del Vecchio An intriguing game of chess is being played out in court between attorneys representing Niagara Falls Redevelopment and Mayor Robert Restaino. Restaino and the city are determined to

Niagara No-Brainer: Restaino Dunks $1.5B Data Center

By Nick Del Vecchio Niagara Falls Redevelopment’s proposed $1.5 billion data center

Gardengate: Part Four – Exposing the Truth

The following is Part Four of an ongoing series by investigative journalist

Poverty Industry Provides Growth Sector For Struggling Falls Economy

The city of Niagara Falls is home to one of the natural wonders of the world, the mighty cataracts that bring 8 million tourists

Dyster demeans Majority that voted against him; Four More Years of More of the Same

By James Hufnagel Tomorrow’s the big day. Mayor Paul Dyster will raise his right hand and take the oath of office for the third time,

Man accused of torching Midtown rooming house also accused of attempted murder

On the morning of Friday January 8th in Niagara Falls City Court, Jerome Wingfield was arraigned on charges of: Attempted Murder 2nd degree, Assault

Shocking Cuomo press release reveals real Rationale for Robert Moses Parkway Upgrade

It couldn’t have been made any clearer had it been posted on billboards, shouted from rooftops or written in skywriting. If there was

Niagara County·Niagara Falls

Sex Offenders Drive Down Property Values, Quality of Life

One of the most highly publicized aspects of the city’s turn toward the poverty industry has been the open armed embrace given to registered

Wingfield’s motive for arson, attempted murder, said to be prompted by being jilted by woman

According to Detective Lieutenant John Conti Criminal Investigation Division, Niagara Falls Police Department: In response to many inquiries: Jerome Wingfield was wanted for domestic violence

Sensible business or sweetheart deal? Chilton Avenue residents want to know

Niagara Falls – A city-owned Chilton Avenue apartment house set to be sold to a volunteer member of the Dyster administration for $500

Two Methadone Clinics to Address Rising Problem of Heroin Addiction

“When one door closes, another door opens,” Alexander Graham Bell once famously said and, when it comes to the problem of drug addiction in

City Hall Jokes….

What’s the difference between the mayor’s annual city hall Christmas party and a funeral? The funeral is more fun. A Paul Dyster “political

Niagara Falls now more dangerous than ever before, new study shows

In its’ never ending quest to excel at something, Niagara Falls scored a big win of sorts this week. The small town

Niagara Falls Taxpayers will pay to host Great Lakes Conference Dyster given $75,000 blank check to spend as he likes

The city of Niagara Falls will “officially play host” to the 20http://southbuffalonews.com6 Great Lakes-Saint Lawrence Cities Initiative annual conference this June. City taxpayers

Update on ‘Billy’ Case; Suspect, Pringle, flees out back door; community asked to contact police if Pringle is spotted

It was back in mid-December that Niagara Falls police were “inundated with calls” and requests for interviews regarding the case of a Niagara Falls man

FDR’s View of Public Service Unions Differs Vastly From What They Are Today

President Franklin Roosevelt, a friend of private-sector unionism, drew a line when it came to government workers. “Meticulous attention should be paid to the

City tourism office won’t get NTCC monkey off our backs

At least publicly, Niagara Falls Mayor Paul Dyster has sung the praises of the shadowy and secretive Niagara Tourism and Convention Corp., and

Reporter’s Call For An Elected City Controller Meets With Rousing Support

The Reporter has written any number of articles in the past calling for changes in city government, but never – never – have

Taxpayers get cold shoulder on ice pavilion transparency

The city recently announced that it’s accepting RFP’s (requests for proposals) to operate Sal Maglie Stadium. In a Gazette article of December 27, Mayor

Smith charges politics in Planning Board ouster

It’s politics as usual at the City Hall of Niagara Falls Mayor Paul Dyster. That’s the charge of Rick Smith, who has served

Housing Authority a Key Player in Commodification of Human Services

Perhaps no agency has benefitted more from the commodification of poverty in Niagara Falls in recent years than the city’s Housing Authority. Created in

Touma gets the chair, Grandinetti gets the bum’s rush…again

(The Reporter’s resident feminist, Anna Howard, says the ‘woman was denied’) The city council held their 20http://southbuffalonews.com6 reorganization meeting today, January http://southbuffalonews.com, 20http://southbuffalonews.com6. And,

Choolokian Had the Right to Try to Win

Niagara Falls – There is a canard around this city that Glenn Choolokian is to blame for Mayor Paul Dyster’s reelection. Choolokian’s http://southbuffalonews.com300 plus “write in”

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