Niagara Falls’ Future: Tech Hub or Empty Stadium?
By Frank Parlato For years, the land sat empty. Now, it’s a battleground. Ten acres at Falls Street and 10th. A few blocks from
Knox Mansion Tours Offer Historical Gem
By Tony Farina With the end of the long winter finally arriving, it might be a good time to schedule a tour of the
Opal Senior Living Balances Affordability and Quality in Senior Care
Opal Senior Living: Redefining Affordable Senior Care with Innovation and Heart With a focus on adaptability, individualized care, and financial accessibility, Opal Senior Living has
Black Activists Struggle to be Heard in Falls
The following was written by investigative journalist Ken Cosentino. A MODERN DAY FIGHT FOR WHAT’S RIGHT “It’s been about, oh twenty or so years
Will Restaino’s Big Property Gamble Pay Off or Will Niagara Falls Fall on Its Face Again Once Again?
By Tony Farina The City of Niagara Falls has purchased 38 properties on Main St. and nearby side streets from Blue Cardinal Capital and
Public Park or Political Ploy? How Restaino’s Last-Ditch Strategy Could Derail Everything
By Frank Parlato NIAGARA FALLS, NY – Mayor Robert Restaino’s fight to seize private property for his unfunded arena project has taken a bizarre
Billion-Dollar Data Center vs. Empty Arena: What’s at Stake in Niagara Falls?
By Frank Parlato The land fight between Niagara Falls Mayor Robert Restaino and Niagara Falls Redevelopment LLC (NFR), a privately owned corporation headed by
Tesla’s Vision of a Digital Niagara Falls
The following was written by investigative journalist Ken Cosentino. A.I. IS A-OK For a long time, many of us have held out hope that
Big Apple Trash to be Landfilled here due to Albany Inaction?
by John S. Szalasny Town of Amherst Recycling and Waste Committee Chair Editor’s note: This is a follow-up to Mr. Szalasny’s March, 2024 article.
Niagara Falls Sitting on the Edge Of Another Huge Missed Opportunity
By Tony Farina I’ll begin this piece by saying what I’ve written before many times, that data centers could bring huge economic benefits to
Cousin Brucie to Join Local Airwaves Courtesy of WEBR and WLVL
By Tony Farina A true legend in the radio world for decades will soon be heard locally on Saturday nights from 8 p.m. to
Shalom Maidenbaum: Advocating for Fair Taxes and Supporting Community Causes
On Long Island, Shalom Maidenbaum has made a name for himself in the field of property tax law, leading a firm that specializes in