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April 24, 2025

SoleTurn Will Take to the Stage May 31 To Perform Debut Album at The Caz

By Tony Farina A night of very exciting music is in store for folks looking to be entertained come Saturday night, May 31, when the creative rock band SoleTurn will be on

Featured·Local News·News·The Crime Niagara Falls

April 16, 2025

NO DEAL FOR DIRTY COPS: Chief Draws the Line — Singh Pays the Price

This is Part 3 of our investigative series on the battle between the Town of Tonawanda Police Chief and the Union. Part 1 Chief Stauffiger vs. The Police Union: Inside Tonawanda’s Fight for

Niagara Falls is Perfectly Positioned To Become a Tech Hub for a Better Future

By Tony Farina This may come as no surprise to local residents,

Chief Stauffiger vs. The Union: The Lie That Started It All

This is Part 2 of our investigative series on the battle between

Grandinetti’s bold commentary on “rape culture” hits home

Whether you agree with her or not, you’ve got to give Niagara Falls City Councilwoman Kristen Grandinetti credit. She speaks her mind, lets the

January 28, 2016

News·Niagara Falls

Mayor Dyster DOES have a casino revenue spending plan: spend until the money is gone!

Last week the city reported that their share of casino revenue had dropped once again. While the city’s handle of the annual slot drop

January 28, 2016

Niagara Falls

Underground Railroad Interpretive Center casino funds defy transparency

Niagara Falls – The Underground Railroad Commission has been receiving $350,000 per year in dedicated casino revenue since 2009. At $350,000 per year for

January 28, 2016

News·Niagara Falls

Dyster administration has little interest in revealing casino account growth

While great attention has been paid to the condition of the city’s casino revenue account, virtually nothing has been asked, much less revealed, as

January 28, 2016

News·Niagara Falls

How has the casino revenue been abused, let us count the ways

What do tree stump removal, police overtime, engineering consultants, penguins, pothole patching and the train station all have in common? They were all supported

January 28, 2016

News·Niagara County

Train station set to open with one tenant, no museum here?

Niagara Falls – With the city’s new train station and Underground Railroad Heritage Museum ready to open by the end of May,

January 27, 2016

News·Niagara Falls

Only in North Tonawanda: Mesothelioma cancer heritage in NT

North Tonawanda is nicknamed “The Lumber City” after its most prominent industry of the past. The legacy of the lumber companies is seen in

January 27, 2016

Niagara County

An interview with Sam Fruscione: Correct about phony Hamister deal

It was the summer of 2013, almost three years ago, and the city of Niagara Falls was in the midst of

January 27, 2016

News·Niagara Falls

New Automated Parking System on Goat Island Stiffs Senior Citizens

Whether exposing the crooked Glynn Maid of the Mist monopoly, criticizing the Niagara Falls State Park “Landscape Improvements” plan which ruined Three Sisters Islands, sounding

January 27, 2016

News·Niagara County·Niagara Falls

CLOSING BARS EARLIER MAY IMPACT BUSINESS, DIMINISH FREEDOM LOCALLY ENJOYED

The issue of whether to roll back the bar closing time from 4 a. m. to 2 a. m. in Erie County is certainly a hot-button

January 27, 2016

Niagara County

Hearing on Bar Closing Debate Set as Paladino Weighs In

The public will finally get a chance to weigh in on the Erie County bar closing debate next Tuesday (Feb. 2) at 5:30 p.

January 27, 2016

Erie County

Quinn to Face Lawmakers in Wake of Scathing State Audit

As embattled Erie Community College President Jack Quinn prepares to face county lawmakers today (Jan. 28) at 3 p.m. on the scathing state audit

January 27, 2016

Erie County

Closing Bars Earlier May Impact Business, Diminish Freedom Locally Enjoyed

The issue of whether to roll back the bar closing time from 4 a. m. to 2 a. m. in Erie County is certainly a hot-button

January 27, 2016

Erie County

Council meeting “walk on” resolutions come in several sizes and shapes

The Reporter was pleased to see freshman council member Ezra Scott decline to support Mayor Dyster’s attempt to walk on a surprise resolution at

January 22, 2016

News·Niagara Falls

Was City’s sale of Chilton Ave house transparent? Don’t bid on it!

There’s a mystery brewing on historic Chilton Avenue and several community activists have expressed interest in getting to the bottom of the puzzle’s

January 21, 2016

News·Niagara Falls

Anello questions the Dyster administration; is he getting stonewalled for his efforts?

Vince Anello is a former Niagara Falls mayor and a current radio talk show host. He is also, by the nature of his time

January 20, 2016

News·Niagara Falls

Midtown Inn, mecca for prostitutes, sex offenders, torched by arsonist

The Midtown Inn. For many residents on the city’s Southeast side, the ramshackle rooming house held a terror that would rival that

January 7, 2016

Niagara Falls

Free Emergency Preparedness Training offered twice in Buffalo on January 6

BUFFALO- New York National Guard troops, in conjunction with the New York State Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services, will be presenting a

December 31, 2015

Erie County

City Taxpayers Footing Bill for Scores of $100,000 Salaries Here

One hundred thousand dollars. It’s a lot of money anywhere, but in a place like Niagara Falls, where money’s tight and jobs are

December 31, 2015

News·Niagara Falls

DiPizio Construction Co. Wins Major Appellate Court Ruling on Canalside Suit

The local construction company suing the state over its termination as the Canalside contractor in July of 2013 has won a major victory

December 29, 2015

Erie County·News

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Local News - Page 83

SoleTurn Will Take to the Stage May 31 To Perform Debut Album at The Caz

NO DEAL FOR DIRTY COPS: Chief Draws the Line — Singh Pays the Price

Niagara Falls is Perfectly Positioned To Become a Tech Hub for a Better Future

Chief Stauffiger vs. The Union: The Lie That Started It All

Grandinetti’s bold commentary on “rape culture” hits home

Mayor Dyster DOES have a casino revenue spending plan: spend until the money is gone!

Underground Railroad Interpretive Center casino funds defy transparency

Dyster administration has little interest in revealing casino account growth

How has the casino revenue been abused, let us count the ways

Train station set to open with one tenant, no museum here?

Only in North Tonawanda: Mesothelioma cancer heritage in NT

An interview with Sam Fruscione: Correct about phony Hamister deal

New Automated Parking System on Goat Island Stiffs Senior Citizens

CLOSING BARS EARLIER MAY IMPACT BUSINESS, DIMINISH FREEDOM LOCALLY ENJOYED

Hearing on Bar Closing Debate Set as Paladino Weighs In

Quinn to Face Lawmakers in Wake of Scathing State Audit

Closing Bars Earlier May Impact Business, Diminish Freedom Locally Enjoyed

Council meeting “walk on” resolutions come in several sizes and shapes

Was City’s sale of Chilton Ave house transparent? Don’t bid on it!

Anello questions the Dyster administration; is he getting stonewalled for his efforts?

Midtown Inn, mecca for prostitutes, sex offenders, torched by arsonist

Free Emergency Preparedness Training offered twice in Buffalo on January 6

City Taxpayers Footing Bill for Scores of $100,000 Salaries Here

DiPizio Construction Co. Wins Major Appellate Court Ruling on Canalside Suit

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