It’s in the Stars: Your Weekly Horoscope: July 6 – July 13
Aries: (March 21 – April 19): Your heart was a frozen block of ice, scarred by the skate blades of broken relationships, until new
Radioactive Waste no Cause for Concern: According to Falls’ Senior Planner, Desantis
Niagara Falls city officials attempted to address concerns this week in the wake of an expose in The Reporter on the creation of a
Aerial Images Contradict City Official’s Claim About Date of Falls’ Radioactive Waste Pile
By Matt Ricchiazzi Last week, The Reporter broke a story about a suspected toxic dumpsite at 915 North Avenue in the City of Niagara
Small Wisconsin City to Siphon Great Lakes Water Gov. Cuomo Approves Historic Water Grab
By James Hufnagel True to form, and doing exactly what we predicted he would do in our March 31 issue, Gov. Andrew Cuomo last
The Stupid Party Strikes Again
By Jim Ostrowsk There’s an old saying in libertarian circles: the GOP is the stupid party. The release of the House Committee report on Benghazi
Cement Maker Lafarge Reportedly Paid Taxes to ISIS
French cement maker Lafarge, which has several Western New York locations including Buffalo and Niagara Falls, entered into deals with armed groups in Syria,
Grandinetti’s Cat-Hating Law Again Shot Down by City Council
A visibly agitated Niagara Falls City Councilwoman Kristen Grandinetti watched helplessly this week as her colleagues tabled her controversial anti-cat legislation for the third
Lackawanna Takes Action on Sex Offenders; Niagara Falls Continues to Ignore Problem
The growing problem of convicted and registered sex offenders from around the state and around the country being dumped by the New York State
The Artvoice Probe Triggers Action by Buffalo Officials on Sex Offenders
A June 9 Artvoice expose concerning the dispersal of seven registered sex offenders from two group homes in West Seneca has prompted quick action
Things We Don’t Need in City Hall
By Councilman Kenny Tompkins This week, for the second time in two months, the Niagara Falls City Council voted NO (3 to 2) to a
Main Street, Portage Road Crumble as Council Chaiman’s Street is Repaved
While Portage Road, Main Street and even sections of Pine Avenue look as though they’d been shelled by unfriendly artillery, and city crews working