Niagara Falls Boy Battles Rare Cancer As Community Leaders Step Up To Help
“Baby Shawn” Kennedy is a happy 5-year-old boy with a big problem. He is full of life and always smiling, but has been diagnosed
Politicians Want Water Board Answers On Outrageous “Availability Fee” Here
Businessman Dave Bieksza, who owns a commercial property at 259 24th Street, has been battling the Niagara Falls Water Board for five years over
Looming Train Station Disaster Has Dyster Looking For Cover
Although the Dyster administration has had more than five years to come to an agreement with Amtrak and the Underground Railroad Interpretive Center for
Dyster’s Train Station Ten Times Larger Than Needed, According To Amtrak
Niagara Falls Mayor Paul Dyster hasn’t said a word about the $44 million train station he built on Whirlpool Street in weeks, leaving public
Grandinetti Targeted By Cat Lovers Online For Proposed Anti-Cat Legislation
When the Niagara Falls Reporter broke the story of city Councilwoman Kristen Grandinetti’s draconian anti-cat legislation here a couple of weeks ago, we had
Reclaim Niagara Aims To Get Albany Out Of Our Pockets
The ways in which the Niagara Frontier, and the city of Niagara Falls in particular, has been ripped off for decades by Albany has
Cuomo Lavishes $70 Million On Parkway, State Park Little Benefit Seen For Local Economy, Quality Of Life
By the time the Niagara Falls State Park Landscape Improvements plan and south Robert Moses Parkway upgrade are finished sometime next year, Gov. Andrew
DEC Launches Investigation Into Illegal Dumping In Niagara Falls
Since The Reporter broke a story about illegal dumping at a city-operated composting facility last week, the State’s Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) has
Christina Custode To Perform at NCCC Saturday
Acclaimed singer/songwriter/pianist Christina Custode will perform acoustic arrangements of her original music and will be shooting a live video on Saturday (April 30) at
Niagara County Judges and Police Conference Honors Law Enforcement Officers of the Year
The Judges and Police Executive Conference of Niagara County honored the group’s law enforcement officers of the year last Saturday night at Antonio’s Banquet
Rotella Offers Experience and Balanced View on School Board
As each academic year nears its end, the Board of Education and District staff celebrate the more than 100 business and not-for-profit partners, as
Are Grandparents Automatically Entitled to Visit with Their Grandchildren?
by Nicholas A. Pelosino, Jr., Esq. We all know that grandparents do many things for their grandchildren and these meaningful relationships are as varied
Will America Vote For or Against the Constitution?
by J. Gary DiLaura In order to get America back on its feet we need to create jobs for the American people and do
