Sad History Of Warshaw Here Points To High Level Administration Bungling
You’ve got to hand it to Niagara Falls Mayor Paul Dyster. He chose a city engineer, Ali Marzban, who was unlicensed to practice engineering
Educated, Experienced Board Member Seeks Re-Election, To Provide Quality Education To Secure Our Future
By Carmelette Rotella Being a member of the Niagara Falls Board of Education has been a tremendous challenge and responsibility. I am pleased with
Neglected Third Street Tourism District Casualty of State Park
As you read this, work on the state’s $50 million upgrade of Niagara Falls State Park, expanding parking, food service and gift shop facilities,
Gawel to Seek Chairmanship of City GOP Committee
Former Councilman Michael Gawel says it is time for new leadership at the helm of the Niagara Falls City Republican Executive Committee and he
The “Democratic” Party And Hypocrisy At Its Best!
The lexical definition of Democracy is a form of government in which the supreme power is vested in the people and exercised directly by them
New York State Has the Highest Taxes in USA in 2016, Study Concludes
With Tax Day here and with many Americans finding the current tax code too confusing to determine exactly how much their home states are
Ranking Has Niagara Falls Among State’s Worst Places to Live
It was nearly four years ago that people flocked to Niagara Falls and watched from around the world as aerial daredevil Nik Wallenda
Meat Industry – 9, Consumers – 0
Editor, Niagara Falls Reporter Dear Editor: The “Dietary Guidelines for Americans” released yesterday by U.S. Departments of Agriculture and Health and Human Services mark
Council Tables Grandinetti’s Anti-Cat Amendments To Animal Law
This week the Niagara Falls City Council tabled legislation introduced by Council member Kristen Grandinetti that would have tightened regulations for cat owners in
Mayor Dyster Talks For 90 Minutes Says Absolutely Nothing At All
Niagara Falls Mayor Paul Dyster is a man of many unique abilities. Just this past Monday, for example, he spoke before the city Council for
Isaiah 61 Struggles Despite More Than $1 Million In Public Funding
Although the city, state and various charitable organizations have thrown over $1 million at the Isaiah 61 Project since its’ inception in 2012,