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March 11, 2026

Legal Fight Over Titanium Producer Reaches Into the Heart of America’s Missile Industry

Two legal developments unfolding overseas, one in Switzerland and another in Russia, are drawing attention to an unlikely but critical component of the United States’ defense industrial base: titanium. At first glance,

News

January 8, 2026

Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Against Buffalo Biodiesel Brought by Customers, Embarrasses Attorney Michael Collesano

FROM NIAGARA ACTION A New York Supreme Court Judge issued a sweeping decision this morning dismissing a lawsuit brought by 27 restaurants against Buffalo Biodiesel, rejecting what the court characterized as speculative,

Two Stories, One Problem: When the Contemporaneous Record Collides with Criminal Narratives

Public trust in the justice system rests on a simple expectation: prosecutions

Delaware’s Corporate Crown Is Slipping: How TransPerfect’s Deal Spree, AI Bets, and a Reform Campaign Are Rewriting the Playbook

Phil Shawe has two parallel stories running at once. One is the

How Could This Possibly Happen?

The Right Side J. Gary DiLaura Liar, cheat, dishonest, thief, arrogant beyond belief…these are all adjectives that I hear regularly when people

July 14, 2016

News

Print Edition: June 30, 2016

June 30, 2016

News·Online Newspaper

Aerial Images Contradict City Official’s Claim About Date of Falls’ Radioactive Waste Pile

By Matt Ricchiazzi Last week, The Reporter broke a story about a suspected toxic dumpsite at 915 North Avenue in the City of Niagara

June 30, 2016

Community News·News·Niagara County

Small Wisconsin City to Siphon Great Lakes Water Gov. Cuomo Approves Historic Water Grab

By James Hufnagel True to form, and doing exactly what we predicted he would do in our March 31 issue, Gov. Andrew Cuomo last

June 30, 2016

Community News·Erie County·News·Niagara County

Cement Maker Lafarge Reportedly Paid Taxes to ISIS

French cement maker Lafarge, which has several Western New York locations including Buffalo and Niagara Falls, entered into deals with armed groups in Syria,

June 30, 2016

News

Heap Of Garbage In Alleyway Behind Lasalle Invites Rats and Fire Bugs

Speaking of unsightly- since the new garbage plan where the recycle bins are larger than the refuse bins – people all over the city

June 30, 2016

Community News·News·Niagara County·Niagara Falls

Ask The Judge

Dear Judge Bayger: My son was recently in a terrible accident and sustained very serious injuries. I’ve seen various ads on television and on

June 30, 2016

Featured·News

Print Edition: June 23, 2016

June 23, 2016

News·Online Newspaper

Print Edition: June 16, 2016

June 16, 2016

News·Online Newspaper

Reassessment To Result In Tax Increases Between 17 And 40 Percent Citywide

by Mike Hudson When Niagara Falls officials say they’re “leaving $112 million on the table” because they haven’t done a reassessment since 2004, what

June 16, 2016

Featured·News

Taxes In Most Highly Taxed City Just Aren’t High Enough, Dyster Says

by Mike Hudson It was barely three years ago. On June 13, 2013, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced that a settlement had been

June 16, 2016

Featured·News

Cat Hating Grandinetti Shot Down Again On Anti-Cat Legislation Here

by Mike Hudson It would be comical if it wasn’t so pathetic. Councilwoman Kristin Grandinetti, rubber stamp for anything her neighbor, Niagara Falls Mayor

June 16, 2016

Featured·News

Transparency Wins Out Over Unnecessary Feral-Cat Ordinance Expediency

by Joe Kissel “I don’t understand the hesitation,” said councilwoman Kristen Grandinetti at Monday’s city council meeting just before changes to the city animal

June 16, 2016

Featured·News

Complaints Against City Solicitor Suit Dyster’s Final Solution To A T

The three complainants who filed charges against former city controller Maria Brown have now also filed them against Corporation counsel Craig Johnson, reliable sources

June 16, 2016

Featured·News

Cuomo Pledges $17 Million To Fix Up Park: Crime, Joblessness, Poverty Remain

by Mike Hudson So the Governor of New York State decides to spend $17 million on Niagara Falls State Park – which of course

June 16, 2016

Featured·News

Exactly What Are We Getting For Our $17 Million, Gov. Cuomo?

by Mike Hudson Oh how the mighty have fallen. Robert Moses, the onetime “master builder” of New York and the subject of Robert Caro’s

June 16, 2016

Featured·News

Do Niagara County Legislators Support Open Government?

by Paul Wolf, Esq. While Buffalo and Erie County have their share of open government and ethical issues, Niagara County seems to be years

June 16, 2016

Featured·News

The Constitution May Not Save You Or The Second Amendment

by Jim Ostrowski The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals said last week that the Second Amendment’s right to bear arms means that there is

June 16, 2016

Featured·News

Hamister’s Stalled Jamestown Hotel May Also Benefit From Cuomo Bailout

by Mike Hudson Niagara Falls isn’t the only municipality in Western New York so desperate to portray itself as economically viable that government officials

June 16, 2016

Featured·News

Embattled Airbnb Hosts In Niagara Falls Aren’t Shutting Down

by Joseph Kissel Niagara Falls is the only tourist destination in the world that gets 8 million visitors a year and is broke. Here’s

June 16, 2016

Featured·News

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Legal Fight Over Titanium Producer Reaches Into the Heart of America’s Missile Industry

Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Against Buffalo Biodiesel Brought by Customers, Embarrasses Attorney Michael Collesano

Two Stories, One Problem: When the Contemporaneous Record Collides with Criminal Narratives

Delaware’s Corporate Crown Is Slipping: How TransPerfect’s Deal Spree, AI Bets, and a Reform Campaign Are Rewriting the Playbook

How Could This Possibly Happen?

Print Edition: June 30, 2016

Aerial Images Contradict City Official’s Claim About Date of Falls’ Radioactive Waste Pile

Small Wisconsin City to Siphon Great Lakes Water Gov. Cuomo Approves Historic Water Grab

Cement Maker Lafarge Reportedly Paid Taxes to ISIS

Heap Of Garbage In Alleyway Behind Lasalle Invites Rats and Fire Bugs

Ask The Judge

Print Edition: June 23, 2016

Print Edition: June 16, 2016

Reassessment To Result In Tax Increases Between 17 And 40 Percent Citywide

Taxes In Most Highly Taxed City Just Aren’t High Enough, Dyster Says

Cat Hating Grandinetti Shot Down Again On Anti-Cat Legislation Here

Transparency Wins Out Over Unnecessary Feral-Cat Ordinance Expediency

Complaints Against City Solicitor Suit Dyster’s Final Solution To A T

Cuomo Pledges $17 Million To Fix Up Park: Crime, Joblessness, Poverty Remain

Exactly What Are We Getting For Our $17 Million, Gov. Cuomo?

Do Niagara County Legislators Support Open Government?

The Constitution May Not Save You Or The Second Amendment

Hamister’s Stalled Jamestown Hotel May Also Benefit From Cuomo Bailout

Embattled Airbnb Hosts In Niagara Falls Aren’t Shutting Down

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