Mayor’s Vision Not a Good Deal for Anybody
By Tony Farina There are no takers so far to invest in Restaino’s dream project, including New York State, leaving Niagara Falls taxpayers the
New Business Transparency Rules: What You Need to Know About Beneficial Ownership Reporting in 2024
Michael S. Gawel, JD, CPA Beneficial Ownership Information In 2021 Congress passed the Corporate Transparency Act. As of 2024 the US Department of the
Brown Moves On to New Position
By Tony Farina After nearly 20 years as mayor of Buffalo, Byron Brown is getting acquainted with his new environs, Western Regional Off-Track Betting
Gawel Kicks Off Run Today at Wilbur’s
By Tony Farina Entertainment begins at 4:30 this afternoon (Monday, Oct.14) at Wilbur’s Bar on Cayuga Dr., Niagara Falls, where former councilmember Michael Gawel
GUEST VIEW: Niagara Digital Campus would generate millions in sales tax revenue. Here’s how.
By Dennis Elsenbeck If you’ve followed the debate over the proposed $1.5 billion Niagara Digital Campus, you know that the project is estimated to
The Time for High Tech has Arrived for Niagara Falls
By Tony Farina Well paying high tech jobs or low tourism industry bottom-feeder pay? High tech vs. more of the same for poor Niagara
Time to Change the Development Game in Niagara Falls
By Tony Farina No matter where you look in Niagara Falls, there is a failed or under water investment development plan that has come
Tugby’s Opens on Niagara Street
By Tony Farina The Niagara Reporter wishes to extend all the best in the future to the new souvenir shop opening at 616 Niagara
Niagara Falls Needs to Find a Better Path To Truly Become a Wonder City
By Tony Farina Niagara Falls may not be officially considered one of the seven world wonders but is most commonly listed as an honorary
Did Council Chairman Jim Perry Violate the First Amendment?
The following was written by investigative journalist Ken Cosentino. During a Niagara Falls City Council meeting on September 4th, Tanya Barone stepped up to
Lorigo Tapped to Top State Political Post
By Tony Farina Another incredible political honor has come to the longest serving Erie County political chairman, Ralph Lorigo, who has served as the
Gawel Gears Up for Council Bid
By Tony Farina It may be early, but former Niagara Falls councilmember Michael Gawel is planning another political comeback to bring his legal and