Top 10 Stores for Black Friday Discounts Named
Discounts Should Average at least 39 percent says Survey With holiday spending estimated to reach $656 billion this year — up from nearly $631
Antibiotic resistance, superbugs pose serious threat to health
By Rajinder Bajwa, M.D. We are living through exciting times of modern medicine where we can get treatment for many diseases which were
Council Finishing Up Budget Work
The Niagara Falls City Council finished work on the mayor’s 2017 spending plan that will now count on Amtrak paying for 63 percent of
Beautiful Lewiston Homes to be on Display
Only 17 days left before the doors swing open at this year’s Lewiston Tour of Homes, which will take place at the following dates
Niagara Falls jokes
Much to his chagrin, Mayor Dyster arrived at his City Hall office to find that it had been invaded by mice, and complained to
Paladino wields profound influence at dawn of Trump era
BY MATTHEW RICCHIAZZI Last Monday, Carl Paladino gave an interview to BBC Radio 4’s Today program, an influential platform in the United Kingdom. The same day
Precautions in Niagara Falls, #1 for Burglaries in NY
By John Hazel (Ed. Note: The following is in response to the Reporter article last week announcing that Niagara Falls ranks #1 in burglaries
The Littlest Fight Fan
By Matt Cole The Spectacle that was the UFC 205 Weigh-ins, the first televised UFC event ever to be held inside Madison Square Garden,
UFC 205, Day 1: Open Workouts
by Matt Cole The first ever Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) event at Madison Square Garden will take place this Saturday November 12th. The highly
Goodbye John Ceretto
Lame Duck NYS Assemblyman John D. Ceretto made an unfortunate mistake last year. He listened to Gov. Andrew Cuomo who persuaded him to switch
Ceretto Loss is LGBT Victory
For the most part, Niagara Falls’ LGBT community isn’t shedding any tears over John Ceretto’s impending departure from public service. Ceretto’s defeat at the