Annual Rock Scaling Along Gorge Wall in Ontario
Niagara Falls, ON – The Niagara Parks Commission will conduct rock scaling operations along the wall of the Niagara Gorge on the Canadian side of
APRIL IS “STD AWARENESS” MONTH – DISRUPT SYPHILIS
April is Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) Awareness Month, an annual observance to raise public awareness about the impact of STDs on the lives of
Lockport City Democratic Committee to Field Candidate to Oppose Abbott Over Ambulance Issue
The Lockport City Democratic Committee says it will part ways with 5th Ward Alderman Rick Abbott, also a Democrat, for opposing restoring to union
New York Is No #1 Again – Highest Taxed State
It costs a lot to be a nanny state The personal-finance website WalletHub released its 2017 Tax Burden by State report. New Yorkers will be
Roscetti Fundraiser a Success
Andrew Feldman and Matthew Feldman of the law firm Feldman Kieffer LLP, were the hosts Thursday night at a fundraiser in support of attorney
Millions may already be budgeted for Cuomo’s Goat Island “lodge”
By James Hufnagel The first $25 million for the “Landscape Improvements” plan, with its bulldozing and paving of Three Sisters Islands and construction of
Economic Aid to Niagara Falls in State Budget Still Unclear
By Tony Farina With the state budget being passed in bits and pieces in Albany, it is difficult to figure out how much
Dyster ‘Surprised’ Council on Tentative Fire Union Deal
By Tony Farina It appears that Niagara Falls Mayor Paul Dyster may sometimes need to be reminded that municipal government is more than just
Cancemi Excited About School District’s Progress, Wants Another Term as Board President
By Tony Farina Retired Niagara Falls special education teacher James Cancemi is seeking his third five-year term as president of the Niagara Falls
Thousands of U.S. Cities Have Worse Lead Problems Than Flint
By Randy Palladino; It’s been almost three years since the water crisis in Flint, Michigan first hit the news and brought renewed attention to
Ortt Says He Was Victim in Grand Jury Appearance
By Tony Farina State Sen. Robert Ott (R.- North Tonawanda) is keeping up his offensive against State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman this week,
Gaming Dispute Takes Back Seat to Budget
By Tony Farina The developing crisis between the Seneca Nation and the state in the gaming dispute over revenue sharing payments is taking a