Cancemi Excited About School District’s Progress, Wants Another Term as Board President
By Tony Farina; Clarification: Vincent James Cancemi is seeking a third five-year term on the Niagara Falls Board of Education in the May 16th
Ortt’s political persecution calls Scheiderman’s ethics into question
By Mike Hudson In one of the most blatantly political prosecutions in the state’s long history, New York Attorney General and former Democratic state
Politically motivated Maziarz persecution more proof of Schneiderman incompetence
By Mike Hudson; A rat in the woodpile, former county Republican Party chairman Henry Wojtaszek, who switched sides and decided to help former Democratic
When Does A Protest Become A Riot?
During Barack Obama’s Presidency he began preparing for an underground war. You see, the only thing he was ever good at was dissention and
The Bronx Bombers Are Back!
By Moose Jr., As of May 9th, The New York Yankees are in first place in the American League East with a record of
New Memorial honors Grand Island WWII Hero
By Nate McMurray Town Supervisor of Grand Island Dear Islanders, Operation Neptune was the massive military assault portion of the Allied invasion of Normandy,
Smelly Problem in LaSalle
According to our correspondent: The businesses on 56th St. near Niagara Falls Blvd. have been experiencing a strong sewer gas smell getting in the
LIUNA Health & Safety Launches Expanded Sun Sense Campaign
By Randy Palladino; For over 17 years, the Laborers’ Health & Safety Fund of North America has run an annual Sun Sense campaign to
“What Did You Say?” More People Than You Think Have Hearing Loss
By Randy Palladino How’s your hearing? The reality is it’s probably not as good as you think, even if you haven’t noticed it
Construction Workers Safer with New OSHA Silica Standard
By Randy Palladino; Construction sites are dusty places, but does that make them dangerous? If the dust contains pulverized rock or concrete there is
Gov. Cuomo advertises his greatness with taxpayer money
By Frank Parlato Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo is in a battle with federal highway officials over state-funded “I Love New York” billboards scattered along
Low pay, long hours, few promotions, freezer sex all part of Delaware North employment experience
Buffalo-based mega-concessionaire Delaware North already plays a major role in the local economy – feeding the eight million tourists who visit Niagara Falls State