Niagara Falls Jokes
The finances of the city of Niagara Falls are swirling so far down into a black hole that even Stephen Hawking is impressed. ***
“BNFF 2017 Highlights & Opening Events”
FRIDAY, SEPT 22 9:00 pm -Elements Of Matter (F, 94m) (Q&A with cast and crew and Special Guest Holley Fain (Gossip Girls, Grey’s Anatomy,
Is Sara Bronfman’s husband, Basit Igtet, set to stage bloody slaughter in Libya against American interests?
On September 21, 2017, The Libya Times published an article titled: ‘Tripoli Braces for Hurricane Igtet’. Basit Igtet [husband of Sara Bronfman) is front and
An Open Letter to the New York State Attorney General
September 15, 2017 Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman Office of the Attorney General The Capitol Albany, NY 12224-0341 Dear AG Schneiderman, We wish to
Mayor Dyster, Council Majority to Approve Raises for City Workers next week Despite Bad Audit, Credit Downgrade, Vanishing Casino Funds
The city of Niagara Falls is living on borrowed time, financially speaking. The unrestricted fund balance (aka reserve fund) is projected to sink to
Bringing the City to the Country: The Problem is Density with Bri Estates
Opposition to a proposed new housing development in the Town of Niagara is gaining momentum, as more information becomes available to residents of the
IDA bets on DiCienzo’s downtown waterpark; Meanwhile, Wonderfalls remains a pipe dream
Michael DiCienzo’s proposed $20 million indoor water park in downtown Niagara Falls got a big boost this week from the Niagara County Industrial Development
City gets slap on the wrist for Headline-making Sewage Disaster
New York State will fine the Niagara Falls Water Board a measly $50,000 for discharging thousands of gallons of black, fetid and stinking water
Faso Wins City Court Judge Primary, and in Essence, the Election
In a quite decisive manner, James J. Faso, Jr. won the Niagara Falls City Court Judge race on every contested primary party line on
Why Strong Mayors Need Strong Councils
In an ideal world, checks and balances would actually check and balance each other. That is the primary function of the two major branches of
The Status Quo Must Go
The Primary election is over and the stage is now set for the General election in November. We know who the players are, so