Man accused of torching Midtown rooming house also accused of attempted murder
On the morning of Friday January 8th in Niagara Falls City Court, Jerome Wingfield was arraigned on charges of: Attempted Murder 2nd degree, Assault
World’s Best Pizza Place now called Ricky’s Pub & Pizzeria
Hello Everyone, Welcome to this week’s edition of Ricky’s Corner. Hope you’re all staying warm in what is shaping up to be one of our shorter winters. I
Non-transparency of Ice Pavilion raises questions about Sal Maglie RFP
The Dyster administration is back at it again, trying to find an operator for Sal Maglie Stadium. The mayor’s first pass at landing a
City’s $435,000 traffic island sculpture nearly identical to $250,000 sculpture
Who is Jeff Laramore? The obscure Midwestern artist selected by the city to design and install a $435,000 piece
Only in North Tonawanda: Is NT surreptitiously violating Open Meetings Law?
Reviewing 20http://southbuffalonews.com2-20http://southbuffalonews.com5 Common Council minutes posted on NT’s website indicates most meetings lasted less than 30 minutes, some less than http://southbuffalonews.com0, only a few
Matchup Between Ceretto, Morinello Could Be the Marquee Race
When state lawmakers convened in Albany on Wednesday to kick off the new legislative session, watchdog groups were holding a press conference calling
Setting the Record Straight On Parlato Indictment
Recently, a local newspaper in Niagara Falls published a year-end story that highlighted the federal indictment of businessman and newspaper publisher Frank Parlato,
King Con: Shmueli Doesn’t Live Here Anymore
Last week the notorious conman Shmuel Shmueli was evicted from a Niagara Falls luxury condo at the Parkway Condominiums on Buffalo Ave.––but not until
Is David Jaros actually Dyster’s ‘de-facto’ city engineer?
Is the real reason why Niagara Falls has gone without a city engineer for 53 of the 96 months that Paul Dyster has
Cult of NXIVM Series Part 7: “Don’t Call me ‘Papa’”
Every December more than a billion people celebrate the birth of Christ, a child born of immaculate conception who would change the world –
State Set to Release ECC Audit
The long-awaited state comptroller’s audit of financially troubled Erie Community College (ECC) is expected to be released very shortly, possibly as early as Friday
‘Acting’ DA Hits the Ground Running At Full Speed
Acting Erie County District Attorney Michael Flaherty has hit the ground running, and it is clear that he would like to take “acting” out