The Legal Corner: Advice on Automobile Accidents
The fraction of a second in which an accident occurs has the power to change your life forever. It can be exceptionally challenging –
Republicans to Honor Tompkins
The Niagara Falls Republican Leadership is planning to honor their lone elected representative in city government, Councilman Kenny Tompkins, on Thursday, April 7, from
Tax Filing Deadline is April 19 This Year
Our friends at Liberty Tax Service have sent us a reminder that the deadline for filing a tax return to get a refund that
Readers Follow Up With Ghost Stories And Pictures
Following our publication of the picture of “Peg, the witch,” last week, a purportedly ghostly presence which appeared against the backdrop of a black
Construction Workers Safer with New OSHA Silica Standard
Construction sites are dusty places, but does that make them dangerous? If the dust contains pulverized rock or concrete there is more concern. One
Little Evidence To Support City’s Link With Underground Railroad
Is the decision by the city’s Underground Railroad Commission to broaden the scope of what was to have been the Underground Railroad interpretive
Niagara Falls Will Be Competing With Cincinnati Underground Railroad Museum
Before the Civil War, the Ohio River meant freedom. Even though it was the primary water route for the still-thriving American slave trade, the
Underground Railroad Related Tourism Competition Healthy?
The Castellani Freedom Crossing exhibit at the Niagara Arts and Cultural Center and the Underground Railroad interpretive center at the new Whirlpool Street train
NACC to open Underground Railroad exhibit before city’s is ready to go
For Bill Bradberry, history is both an avocation and a passion. A decade ago, he became deeply involved when the Castellani Art Museum at
Pavers in Niagara State Park an Ongoing Scandal Overpriced Granite a Taxpayer Rip-off
Two years ago this month, Reporter publisher Frank Parlato exposed in these pages what appeared to be a blatant case of bid-rigging perpetrated by
Mixed martial arts promoters have tough road despite passage
It may be bloody and highly controversial, but mixed martial arts will be coming to New York in the not too distant future, and
Shaky union support may have delivered key blow to Panepinto
It could be more than an office scandal and financial pressures that drove State Sen. Marc Panepinto’s decision two weeks ago not to seek