The Matteo Case: And the winner is… The Lawyers!
“The judicial process is like a cow. The public is impaled on its horns, the government has it by the tail, and all the
Matteo Anello Happy Suit Finally Settled
“I’m happy it is settled, it has been quite a stretch,” said Matteo Anello on Wednesday, the day after the Niagara Falls City Council
Amtrak Vague on Train Station Deal
While Mayor Paul Dyster’s proposed 2017 budget includes a $172,000 payment from Amtrak as a tenant at the currently empty $43 million train station,
Niagara Falls jokes
The word ‘politics’ is derived from the Greek word ‘poly’, meaning ‘many’, and the word ‘ticks’, meaning ‘disgusting little blood-sucking parasites’. *** There’s no
Art Alley is Scene of Super Stupid Criminal
A public art display of some 19 murals on exterior walls of buildings on an alley between the 400 block of Third Street and Ferry
Feisty Lady Caught Driving Drunk But Bottomless, Becomes Butt of Cruel Jokes
NIAGARA FALLS – People can be cruel. No sooner had a story appeared in the Buffalo News about how Niagara Falls Police pulled over a
Hillary or Trump? How about Bernie and DePasquale!
By John Duke While watching my favorite political shows on Sunday, Deface the Nation and Meet the Depressed, I decided there was no way
Frank Dux Speaks to the Reporter on Self Defense, 2nd Amendment, Niagara Falls
The other day we sat down with Frank Dux (pronounced “dukes”), legendary martial artist and fight choreographer who is visiting Western New York to
A tale of two leaders who left lasting legacies in Niagara Falls
One sinister, one heroic: Robert Moses and Frederick Olmsted by Nate McMurray, Supervisor of Grand Island In the last several months I have heard
Owner Still Grieves Over Ordeal in Dog’s Dying Days
Perhaps the great Will Rogers said it best: “If there are no dogs in Heaven, then when I die I want to go where
FBI ranks Niagara Falls as most Dangerous City in New York State
The 2015 report “Crime in the United States”, published annually by the FBI, has officially ranked the city of Niagara Falls as being the
$585,000 Commemorative Sculpture Another Example of Public Art
We think that this Art Alley/public art initiative has a great deal of potential, especially when Mayor Paul Dyster’s breathtaking Boundary Waters Commemorative sculpture