Virtuoso Says GOP’s Last-Minute Raises Out of Line
A last-minute budget amendment giving hefty pay raises to two appointees of the GOP majority of the Niagara County Legislature is coming under
Lack of Direction, Wasteful Spending rampant as Niagara Greenway enters 2nd decade
This newspaper first started reporting on the Niagara River Greenway Commission over ten years ago, in a Feb. 1, 2005 article headlined, “PATAKI GREENWAY
Were you wrongly accused by this man?
Upon information and belief, court records, document review, and eyewitness testimony, Anthony Bruce suborned perjury, obstructed justice, deceived the courts, recklessly and blatantly disregarded
Dyster always available for photo ops at taxpayer expense
A man for all seasons. Niagara Falls Mayor Paul Dyster sent out a press release to the local media (except the Reporter) to announce
Dyster publicizes “Warming Centers”, but not in free Reporter
Winter is taking a turn for the worse here in Niagara Falls today and tomorrow, with wind chills in the negative numbers and the temperature
Niagara Falls jokes
A tourist from “down south” was visiting Niagara Falls and saw a Nativity Scene in front of a local church. One small feature about the
Hudson is back and is writing an investigative book on prosecutorial misconduct
Mike Hudson, the founder of the Niagara Falls Reporter, is back with the paper after a short hiatus and disagreement with current Reporter owner
Lisa Vitello to be named City Clerk
… As Former City Clerk may possess evidence of Hamister – Dyster fraud Mayor Paul Dyster, always eager to take care of his friends
Dyster may open floodgates for refugee welfare recipients, but will aid poverty industry immensely
Niagara Falls Mayor Paul Dyster plan to aid in the resettlement efforts for up to 50 refugee families from the Middle East to the
Feds to Cuomo: Parkway Signage out of Compliance
“Sign, sign, everywhere a sign. Blockin’ out the scenery, breakin’ my mind,” went a dopey 1970’s-era song by a group called the Five Man
“Scenic” Parkway Detracts from Economy, Environment, Quality of Life
Last March, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced that a section of the north Robert Moses Parkway paralleling Whirlpool Street in the city will be removed,