Chinese Ash Borer Poses Threat to Forests in Erie, Niagara Counties
While cheap electronics, clothes and other goods come into this country in huge quantities from China every day, the emerald ash borer is
At Devil’s Hole: We Don’t Need No Stinking Historic Preservation!
Ask anyone who’s been there. The Custer Battlefield National Monument is a haunting and sacred place. The breezes blows through the long prairie grass
“Independence Day: Resurgence” May Succeed Without the Critics this Summer
For whatever reason, 20th Century Fox has decided to launch its’ entry into the summer blockbuster sweepstakes – “Independence Day: Resurgence” – without screening
No Sign Yet of Major Groundbreaking Ceremony for Hamister Hotel
It all seems so long ago that the state and the administration of Niagara Falls Mayor Paul Dyster announced with great fanfare that
Old Stone Chimney Moved and Dedicated Seems a Little Crooked
There was a crooked mayor, And he had a crooked town. It had a crooked chimney and…. Oh, sorry. Just thinking to myself.
Orlando Shooting: The Cold, Cold Monster Strikes Again
By Jim Ostrowski I could write a book about the Orlando shooting, its antecedents and its exploitation by the Progressive State of America. Alas, that
Signs Of The Times: Rough Road Signs are Easier to Install Than Fixing Rough Road
Despite having an unprecedented $180 million in casino revenue to spend, the administration of Mayor Paul Dyster has hardly kept up with paving the
It’s in the Stars: Your Weekly Horoscope: June 23-29
Aries: (March 21 – April 19): Well . . .” begins your mother as she attempts to answer your question, amid fuzzy memories of
Bob Dylan at Artpark?
What could you possibly have better to do? Bob Dylan doesn’t have to tour, he doesn’t have to play shows. He’s got nothing to
Reassessment To Result In Tax Increases Between 17 And 40 Percent Citywide
by Mike Hudson When Niagara Falls officials say they’re “leaving $112 million on the table” because they haven’t done a reassessment since 2004, what
Taxes In Most Highly Taxed City Just Aren’t High Enough, Dyster Says
by Mike Hudson It was barely three years ago. On June 13, 2013, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced that a settlement had been