NYS Comptroller: Town of Cambria borrowed $1 M in “unneeded debt”
Cambria taxpayers paid interest on bond debt when Town had money in bank; state audit claims The New York State Comptroller’s office released an
The Why Coffee Shop: Celebrating More Than 45+ Years On Main Street
The Why Coffee Shop has been located at the intersection of Main Street and Portage Road in Niagara Falls since either late 1971 or
New Niagara Falls Community Center Public Meeting
“The youth is our future,” responded Niagara Falls City Councilman Ezra Scott when asked what the driving force is behind building a new community
Source: $1.5 million realized from Falls tax foreclosure auction; what will money be used for?
By Frank Parlato; Hundreds of people turned out in Niagara Falls last December to buy homes, buildings, or vacant lots at the city’s tax
Gordon Stewart III To Step Down as City Chair of the Niagara Falls Democratic Committee
The Niagara Reporter has just learned that Gordon Stewart III will step down as City Chair of the Niagara Falls City Committee over the
GUEST VIEW: A Resident’s Response To Learning The Niagara Falls Police Station Is Closed On Weekends
The Niagara Falls Reporter received the following email from a concerned resident in Niagara Falls: “Are you aware that the Niagara Falls Police
Councilman Voccio Schedules Business Roundtable Breakfast
Niagara Falls, NY – City Councilman Chris Voccio is hosting a breakfast roundtable discussion for business owners, managers and executives to get feedback on
Memorial Medical Center Schedules Monday Flu Shot Clinic
Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center will conduct a flu shot clinic on Monday (Feb. 5) from 5 to 8 p.m. The clinic will
NF City Council Meeting News & Notes from January 31st, 2018
Council appraising the math in assessor’s $10,000 stipend deal Concern raised on social media and at Wednesday’s 3-hour Niagara Falls common council meeting caused
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The Niagara Reporter has been operating in Niagara County and Erie County since 2000. We alternate between printing weekly and bi-weekly depending on the
The Niagara Reporter Is Now Accepting Classifieds, Obituaries, and Legal Notices
The Niagara Reporter is excited to announce that we are now accepting all classified ads (houses, apartments, pets, garage sales, etc.), obituaries, and legal
Chris’s Corner: A Libertarian Look at “Public Art”
When the Reporter asked me to pen a column on taking a libertarian-oriented approach to local government, I agreed. Here’s my first go at