Parking meters on the Way Niagara Falls
While after many attempts, the vote on parking meters finally made it past the city council this past Monday. With strong public opinion
Art of Beer promotes booze, Dyster’s private business
Using public money to promote alcohol consumption? Using public money to promote the mayor’s private business? It’s all good in Niagara Falls,
Will a road by any other name still cause controversy here?
While lawmakers representing Niagara County may lack the political will to remove the Robert Moses Parkway, the state Senate has recently taken the
Memorial names Julie Zito Clark director of marketing, special events and projects
Julie Zito Clark has been appointed Director of Marketing, Special Events and Projects at Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center effective February 29.
Memorial Spreads the Word to End the R-Word
More than 150 staff members and visitors to Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center recently took the pledge to “Spread the Word to End
Judge Frank Bayger, Hall of Fame Trial Lawyer, Is Back Practicing Law
Frank “Duke” Bayger worked at a bowling alley while attending high school, worked as a dishwasher and waiter at the famed Roycroft Inn in
Niagara Catholic raising money for “Water for South Sudan”
Embarking on a Global Project – In their 1998 document, Sharing Catholic Social Teaching: Challenges and Directions-Reflections of the U.S. Catholic Bishops, the American
Robert Moses to be renamed “Niagara Scenic Parkway”; Why not just remove it?
Strike up the band, join the parade, wave the flag and pop the bag. The politicians are renaming the Robert Moses Parkway, to the
NHL Trade Deadline Day Often Bodes Poorly For Sabres
Splashy moves have failed to bolster team by Andrew Kuylik and Peter Farrell That final day in the season to make player
Three unsolved mysteries at City Hall begging for answers
Niagara Falls Mayor Paul Dyster is known for running one of the most secretive administrations in recent city history. Freedom of Information Law requests
Assemblywoman Wozniak admonished for pantless prodigies with male legislative aide
ALBANY — Following in the footsteps of her lusty predecessor, a vixenish but married assemblywoman from Cheektowaga is said to have exercised “incredibly poor
Great White Hunter Opens Sandwich Shop On Elmwood
Some of the menu items at the recently-opened Jimmy John’s Gourmet Sandwiches on Elmwood Avenue may lend a whole new meaning to the term