A Tale of Two Résumés
New Council Secretary Changes Résumé After Being Called Out By Councilman Tompkins Mark Diodate, the newly appointed administrative assistant to the Niagara Falls City
Sign ‘to’ the Falls points ‘away’ from the Falls
Say what? A sign supposedly directing tourists to Niagara Falls on the corner of Niagara and Third Streets actually (deliberately?) points tourists away from
City Tax Foreclosure $$$ not available?
Reporter Editorial The City of Niagara Falls held a Tax Foreclosed Real Estate Auction on Tuesday, December 19, 2017 from 8:00 AM –
NT’s momentum balanced by multi-million dollar concerns at Water Plant
By Joe Kissel A community garden to help beautify Oliver Street, a peddle-powered tour boat on the Erie Canal and a comprehensive plan to
Proposal to dump Pegula Frackwater in Allegheny River upstream of NY’s southern tier advances
Last July, 2017 the Coudersport (Pennsylvania) Area Municipal Authority (CAMA) board members leased land to an outfit called Epiphany Allegheny LLC. Epiphany plans to
Toxic Niagara Sanitation landfill still plagues Town of Wheatfield
Government officials propose new fence to contain toxic below-ground leachate Foot-dragging over decades by the Town of Wheatfield and the state Department of Environmental
Jastremseki sees ‘Progress’ on Pistol Permits as State Police Vow ‘No Confiscation’
Niagara County Clerk Joseph A. Jastrzemski said the outcome of a meeting between State Police and the New York State Association of County Clerks
Recipe for Wonderful Pineapple Pie
By Jamie DePetris Food Critic Although ‘National Pie Day’ came and went on January 23rd, it is not too late to bake a pie
Why I’m running for New York State Governor
By Joel Giambra I grew up in Buffalo’s Lakeview Housing Project, the son of a single mother who, with help from my grandmother,
Bwana, go home! Jimmy John’s shutters Elmwood Village store
The Elmwood Avenue, Buffalo location of Jimmy John’s Gourmet Sandwiches has closed after less than two years in operation. No explanation was given by
Shirley Nicholas, Lockport’s ‘Toxic Avenger’ passes away
by Joe Kissel Lockport activist Shirley Nicholas passed away Saturday, Jan. 20 at Briody Health Care Facility. She was 80. For decades, she was
WHAT THE HELL IS A SANCTUARY CITY?
The Right Side By J Gary DiLaura, FBI-RED I’m sorry, I’m not an attorney, although I wanted to attend law school but couldn’t afford