Assembly Candidate ‘Judge’ Morinello pledges Reform, Integrity
In this year’s Assembly race, retired City Court Judge Angelo Morinello is challenging incumbent Assemblyman John Ceretto. We spoke with Judge Morinello on the
Niagara Falls Assessor Worked for Revaluation Contractor in Line to Do Reassessment
BY Tony Farina; As Niagara Falls city officials try to address taxpayer concerns about a planned citywide property reassessment, the first in 14 years,
Lockport Town GOP Chair Appointed Niagara County Employment and Training Director
It’s how the game is played, and not just in Niagara County. The Republican Chairman of the Town of Lockport, Donald J. Jablonski Jr.,
Hamister wants more: How the politically connected developer gets a free hotel and $10 million in his pocket
USA Niagara officials have recommended that state taxpayers give developer Mark Hamister an additional $1 million for his downtown Niagara Falls Hyatt Place hotel
Food, Music, Cars, Animals; Pigapalooza Open to All
If you are under the impression that you belong wherever there is something interesting to see, then Pigapalooza 12 might qualify for your consideration.
Former NYPA Official comments on Lewiston Reservoir sinkhole threat
The chief engineer formerly in charge of the NYPA Niagara Power Project hydroelectric facility at Lewiston, NY, last week responded to a Sept. 1
JC Seneca to Run for Seneca President
Promising transparency and a new path that provides hope, faith and trust in government, businessman JC Seneca of the Cattaraugus Territory announced today that
Falls Reassessment Plan Slowing Down
It appears the planned citywide property reassessment in Niagara Falls, the first in 14 years, is not necessarily a done deal just yet after
USA Niagara Development: “Who wants a free hotel?”
The USA Niagara Development Corporation, a subsidiary of Empire State Development, is issuing a request for proposals for ‘qualified developers’ to purchase, restore/rehabilitate and
Hyde Park Elementary speed limit lowered after years of persistence
Just in time for the new school year, the NYS DOT installed speed limit signs on State Route 61 (Hyde Park Blvd.), lowering the
Trump seeking Black votes
BY JIM OSTROWSKI For years, I have advised GOP candidates, to seek the votes of African Americans by campaigning in blighted urban minority neighborhoods.
More than two thirds of water treated by Niagara Falls Water Board is ‘unaccounted for’ in 2015
The recently published Niagara Falls Water Board’s Annual Drinking Water Quality Report for 2015 disclosed that more than two thirds of the city’s treated