Sal Maglie Stadium ‘Management’ Up for Bids – Said not to be a ‘cash-cow” like Ice Pavilion!?!?
The City of Niagara Falls Division of Purchasing issued a Request for Proposals for a “License to Operate and Manage Sal Maglie Stadium.”
Did Kennedy Play Duplicitous Role in Cuomo Child Support Settlement Pressure?
According to the New York Post, two anonymous sources said that Gov. Andrew Cuomo, 58, has been battling his ex-wife Kerry Kennedy, 56, for 2.5 years
Planned Parenthood’s stance on disclosure to sex partners may cause proliferation of HIV
Is it wrong not to tell a sex partner that you have HIV, a sexually transmitted disease that attacks the immune system. According to
Fatal Knifing on Ontario St. in Falls Today; Knife plunged into heart of victim
On http://southbuffalonews.com2/26 at http://southbuffalonews.com:30 a.m. Niagara Falls Police Officers responded to 947 Ontario Ave. for a man stabbed. Despite an officer being a block
Dyster’s concern over global warming is just more political hot air
By Anna Howard The Niagara Gazette recently wrote an editorial that was cautiously critical of Mayor Dyster. The editorial questioned the mayor’s actions
Planned Parenthood Says Hiding HIV From Sex Partners Is A ‘Right’
International Planned Parenthood Federation, of which Planned Parenthood Federation of America is an official affiliate, maintains it is a person’s “human right” not to
P3 Center brings Christmas to area families
Donations by Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center employees provided Christmas presents for 29 families served by the hospital’s P3 Center for Teens, Moms and
It’s the end of the world as Paul Dyster knows it, and he feels fine
Wow, Mayor Dyster needs to take a chill pill…he’s scaring radio talk show listeners with oblique references to nuclear conflagration. When he appeared on
Bills in Shambles, Face Another Early Exit
I’m having trouble trying to figure out how to say the Bills are a hopeless franchise without sounding like a broken record. But unfortunately,
Cohen Says Mascia’s Actions Speak Louder Than Words
“Actions speak louder than words,” said civil rights attorney Steve Cohen when asked this week about his defense of Joe Mascia, the tenant-elected commissioner
State Development Agencies Secretive on Spending
I’ve written articles for several publications in recent months and years about the lack of transparency employed by state development agencies that spend millions
Stop relying on lawmakers for facts about sex offenders
(The following is another guest view from someone who opposes sex offender registries as they operate today.) By Michael Richardson When you start