Niagara Falls, NY News

• Niagara Falls, NY News
• State official says Joe Davis talks ongoing; improvements to be reviewed
• Search continues for man presumed drowned in gorge
• Falls ceremony honors fallen military, veterans
• Man presumed drowned in Niagara River
• California tourists robbed at gunpoint in Falls
• Buy local resolution seems familiar to city officials
• Second suspect pleads in shooting death of NU student
• Legislation protecting Falls air base units moves forward
• Korean student robbed at gunpoint in Falls
• Davis will not seek Murphy removal
• Labor group laments economic development efforts
• Repaving work on Old Military Road rises to $790K
• Fifth-grader presents list of 400 names asking for new playground
• Bomb threat leads to arrest at NT school
• Marching to the new veterans memorial
• Fugitive in meth case caught
• Proposed Niagara-Wheatfield tax hike halved
• A Festival of Lights making a comeback?
• Falls’ Underground Railroad initiative director suspended
• Sense of resignation escorts AES tax pact
• Wallenda makes final practice walk, is ready for a break
• Man went over U.S. side Tuesday as Monday survivor continues to recover
• Falls cops target crack dealers
• Falls man finds out there are no free meals
• Overheated extension cord believed to be cause of blaze
• N-W board to weigh tax 5, 7 percent hikes
• Two face charges for dumping body in NT
• Town zoning code amended in Wheatfield
• Report: Second falls jumper in two days
• Man charged in Casal attack says Falls boxer was the aggressor
• Sponsors say yes, Wallenda says he'll fight harness to the end
• Mayor showcases the city's planning efforts for Wallenda Walk
• Lewiston village board contends with safety issues
• Man survives plunge over Horseshoe Falls
• VIDEO: 'Ring of fire' solar eclipse
• Police probe incident that led to Lockport standoff
• Spirit officials unapologetic about policies
• Water shut-offs coming in the Falls
• NEXUS gets a boost
• Timing’s everything for Wallenda
• Man calls police to report own death in Lockport
• Extra funding for BPO denied by city council
• Man found dead after standoff in Town of Niagara
• Falls teen reaches agreement in shooting death of student
• Town of Niagara man charged in Nick Casal attack
• Man killed crossing South Transit Road
• BLOTTER: Police reports published May 19
• Town of Niagara man charged in Nick Casal attack
• Local police, fire personnel Wallenda's ‘Plan B’
• Falls District ‘In Need of Improvement’ for third straight year
• Hard Rock series lineup, other Old Falls Street activities announced
• Cameras set to go up at 19th and Niagara
• Wallenda vendors on agenda of special council meeting
• Picking up the pieces at Niagara-Wheatfield
• Bids for Veterans Memorial Park in Town of Niagara too high
• New county Medicaid investigator, IDA member named
• Niagara-Wheatfield budget voted down, spending plans pass at Lew-Port, Niagara Falls
• Reynolds elected Youngstown mayor Tuesday
• Board member questions legal costs associated with FBI investigation
• Town of Niagara police speak to Casal
• Girl, 17, injured in crash; faces DWI charges
• Judge may step down in murder case
• Artpark releases Tuesday, Wednesday concert schedules
• Business leaders say city dropping the ball on Wallenda
• Police looking for additional details on Casal assault
• Lewiston Road contractor appearance delayed
• Lewiston could receive new lease for Joe Davis
• Nick Casal hurt in brutal attack
• Wallenda walk 'tension' just part of show
• Widow continues fight for change
• Wallenda's Falls walk to air live on ABC
• WALLENDA WATCH: Leaders hope 'Wallenda fever' is contagious
• Niagara Falls, Lew-Port and Niagara-Wheatfield in various stages of upgrades
• Man kills self on train track in NT
• NT drug dealer gets 92-month sentence
• Beaver Island pro shop fire investigated
• Wallenda walk will air live on ABC
• Rolling out the wire for Wallenda
• City in talks with Wallenda team to cover walk costs
• Man shot in hand on Niagara Street Thursday
• Cops bust low key crack dealer
• Police, bomb squad investigate suspicious item at CSX yard
• Lewiston Road on city council agenda
• Lewiston jet boat suit tossed
• Lewiston officials back in Sanborn Wednesday
• State bill would drug test those on welfare
• Matthew Davis arraigned in Bradberry homicide case
• Third Falls shooting suspect caught in Amherst
• Lockport man kills self after police chase
• Council chair bashes ‘vague’ holiday market report
• Person swept over falls Tuesday
• Lew-Port school board lays out budget
• NCCC ping pong game leads to clubbing
• County unions plan protest rally
• Holiday market report released
• Plan will bring holiday market booths back very soon
• Downtown section of Robert Moses Parkway targeted for removal
• Wheatfield to measure noise
• Second shooting suspect caught by Falls police
• Lewiston historical group approved for war re-enactment
• BREAKING NEWS: Plans call for section of Robert Moses to be removed
• Adventure about to begin for NU cyclists
• Sixth delay granted in Toohey case
• Legislature raps Army Corps' plan to replace LOOW Resident Advisory Board
• QR Code introduced to Niagara Falls State Park
• $863,000 budget gap could leave some out of a job at Lew-Port
• No casino cash quick fix for the Falls
• Hey, Wallenda walk is kinda like a holiday ...
• Senecas make first of $1.275M in payments to NCCC for downtown culinary center
• Ten-year term for former Falls sub who had sex with a student
• Pileups plague I-190 Thursday
• Falls police seek pair in connection with South End gun play
• Motorcyclist seriously hurt in crash on Niagara Falls Boulevard
• Global company unveils North American headquarters in Sanborn
• Promoting the power of prayer
• Wallenda wired in to June 15
• Federal marshals capture murder suspect in West Virginia trailer park
• A call for an end to violence in the Falls
• Man shot in hand and leg on South Avenue
• State comptroller takes aim at IDAs
• Body discovered at Mayor's Park in NT
• Coroner reforms eyed by Legislature
• BREAKING NEWS: Nik Wallenda announces walk across falls date
• Bicyclist hit by car on Pine Avenue
• No 'Good Morning' for Wallenda
• City's Holiday Market finished with a $31,000 loss
• New health center coming to 10th Street
• Former coroner, fire chief fined, to perform community service
• Falls veterans monument gets set in stone
• Restaino making run at Assembly
• Falls in 'a bad spot' when it comes to casino cash
• Accused of misconduct, coroner steps down Monday
• Holiday Market report is in to Falls officials
• Village board adopts 2012-13 spending plan in Lewiston
• Falls school officials offering sessions on budget proposal
• Embattled county coroner resigns
• Falls police put their tools of the trade on display
• SPCA of Niagara changing hours
• Two months in, working to turn SPCA of Niagara around
• Talking up trolley service in the Falls
• Town crews hitting the roads in Wheatfield
• City on the hook for $750K in police vehicle crash case
• Sorting out Laura Secord's War of 1812 role
• Falls police discover meth lab in Echota District
• Coroner, fire chief charged with mishandling human remains
• Falls drug raid is interrupted by armed home invasion
• Taking a 'Stand Against Racism' locally
• Grant to help Niagara Escarpment upkeep
• Police, DEA on scene of A Street meth lab
• Couple outwit home invader in Lewiston
• Fire captain injured in blaze
• Heart, Love & Soul celebrates 30 yearsof helping the community
• Another plea in Operation Blood Clot case
• Cannon to lead potential Falls District project
• Falls police probe shooting
• Couple outwit home invader in Lewiston
• Boom Days is back in the Falls
• Signs of safety near Kalfas
• Town, local development corporation looking for help from state lawmakers on Joe Davis
• Wondering about Wallenda costs
• Deputy sentenced, job still in question
• The big thud - local educators take aim at state testing
• Shedding talk of 'shabby' at Niagara Falls State Park
• Wallenda walk date talks continue
• Falls police, Border Patrol nab Falls man
• Studying the Canadian shopper
• Town officials take up its tap fees in Wheatfield
• Utility savings pitched in Lewiston
• Falls police ID woman found dead Saturday
• FIRE IN NIAGARA: Sunday night mobile home blaze leaves family homeless
• RecruitNY goes well for local fire companies
• Customhouse open to the public
• Awaiting word on woman’s body
• CITY BEAT: Youthful antics getting ugly
• State disparity in education prompts online petition
• Guitar virtuoso playing NU show
• Operation SNUG advisor helping Falls youth choose the right path
• Police looking for man who made discovery of woman's corpse Saturday morning
• Job fair aims to help local vets
• Falls police looking for man who reported woman's body
• Women's body found outside apartment complex
• Tourism group focusing efforts on off season, hotel occupancy
• Wallenda walk date coming soon
• COPS NOTEBOOK: Where there's smoke ...
• Slaughter introduces bill to ebb flow of invasive species into Great Lakes
• Local fire companies open the doors to new recruits
• FIRE CALLS: Niagara Falls Fire Department calls for service April 21
• National Grid lends a hand to Sanborn company
• Linwood Avenue burglary suspect sought
• Runway work grounds Falls Spirit Airlines flights
• Gill Creek park gets a makeover
• Audit finds Falls schools could use work in transportation department
• State labor department reports Buffalo Niagara Falls region added jobs at best pace in six months
• Niagara goes green for Earth Day
• Seneca Niagara job fair fills 50 positions — attracts 500+ people
• City, LaSalle Pride to install canoe launch at park
• Niagara-Wheatfield sets budget at $61.8M
• Top state parks official coming to discuss $25M improvement plans
• IDA to vote on reduced property tax plan for AES site next month
• Suspect caught after chase through Hyde Park
• Falls officers defuse potentially explosive situation
• $40.5M Lew-Port budget would increase tax levy 3.51 percent
• Permanent street lighting going now at HOPE VI
• Open house to be held Monday to show off work at customhouse building
• Falls police: Pot dealer popped in LaSalle
• Niagara University celebrates Earth Day with events
• Mongielo sentenced to 15 days in sign case
• State parks official says U.S. Maid of the Mist site doesn't appear 'viable'
• View of Wallenda may come with a price
• Falls man accused of trying to pay off government witness
• Council sends a message to state, Senecas
• Falls woman the driver in fatal Cambria crash
• County looking at 37.5 percent drop in AES taxes
• Much at stake as New York tests students in its schools
• Lack of casino cash limiting DPW work on streets, parks in the city
• Second fatal crash in three days on Route 31
• Falls tourists unaware of Wallenda's plan
• Rescue worker takes his job to new heights
• Niagara University’s commencement ceremonies return to campus
• CITY BEAT: So what took so long?
• The check won't be in the mail next year
• Cambria on target with radar site clean-up
• Schumer pushes to speed up military dog adoptions
• Woman killed in Route 31 crash
• There's a new fire chief in town
• Fire destroys Wilson barn
• Underage alcohol sale sting nets two
• State establishes health exchange
• Man killed in Saunders Settlement Road crash
• Falls motel owner finds serious damage
• Elderly man robbed by tenant in Falls
• Bad news for Falls air base Friday
• High-ranking FAA official stops by airport
• Waste Management makes its payments to schools, towns
• Paladino backs Ceretto for re-election
• Maid in the USA — questions remain as season opens
• Niagara Power Coalition still looking at performance review
• Direct Air bankruptcy goes to Chapter 7
• Wallenda to practice at casino
• Falls men charged in drug raid
• Falls family's persistence leads to veteran's name being corrected after 30 years
• Falls firefighters breaking in new fire engine
• Bank robbery suspect caught by Falls police
• Land question may delay swap with Midtown Little League, Norampac
• Hard Rock sign allowed to stay
• Planned NT Walmart to hear resident fence request, opening Aug. 8
• For Falls family, better late than never
• Norma Higgs email compromised: Columnist temporarily shuts down account
• Suspect slips by Falls detective after robbing HSBC Bank branch
• Child suffers serious burns on Tuscarora Reservation
• WNY boasts lower uninsured rate than state as whole
• Falls comes in at 51 in nationwide list of "Most Dangerous" cities
• Offering a ‘Summer Rush’ at Seneca Niagara Casino
• NTCC and the “12 Months of Giving"
• NU's drive for capital projects, student assistance exceeds goals
• Wheatfield officials adjust town's fence law
• SLIDESHOW: Silo opens for the season in Lewiston
• Falls jobs paid with casino cash may be in jeopardy
• Zoning changes still on the table for Sanborn
• State parks going smoke-free — inside and out
• First Niagara finalizes deal with HSBC
• State maps licensed bars, restaurants, liquor stores
• Liquor stores targeted in burglaries
• Store robbery suspect caught after chase
• $200K still in play for Niagara-Wheatfield
• CITY BEAT: Old guy, youthful outlook
• Central piece of new Niagara Falls Veterans Memorial to arrive this month
• COPS NOTEBOOK: 'Face-off' turns into win-win
• Deputies complete county sex offender sweep
• Hoping it's a ‘runway’ success for Falls airport
• ALLEGIANT AIRLINES: New flights added
• Bids are in for Buffalo Avenue
• Driver takes plea deal in fatal Lewiston crash
• City's cash shortage won't stop Pothole Killer
• Residents warned of local lottery fraud
• CENSUS: As upstate declines, New York City still growing
• Holiday weekend will mean heavy bridge traffic
• Park Police identify Fort Niagara body
• City going to bond holder with Lockport Road repair issues
• Buffalo teen charged in Tuesday stabbing on Pierce Avenue
• Niagara-Wheatfield Aretains adult ed program, looking at class sizes
• Lawta Properties buys Pfeiffer plant in Wilson
• Feds may drop number of arrests in Operation Wild Nation
• Council eyes pair for economic post
• NYers decry secret dealing in budget talks
• Cops seek suspect in Pierce Avenue stabbing
• Teachers OK health insurance contribution increase to save jobs at Lew-Port
• State aid heading to Niagara-Wheatfield
• Catholic Charities drive hits 83 percent of goal
• Falls park planners urged to focus on future
• Falls enacts spending freeze
• Is 2006 'slight' hurting the Falls?
• Falls cops nab three in suspected car break-ins
• Lewiston Village Board goes to public on budget, improvements
• Colgan parent company files Chapter 11
• Tonawanda country concert series canceled
• Still looking for answers in death of Zenobia Williams
• Waiting for Lewiston Road work to move forward
• CITY BEAT: That $640M dream
• Lewiston officials move forward on Joe Davis plans
• UB officials promise degree in four years or the rest is free
• Slowing it down in downtown Niagara Falls
• Vacant schools pushed to forefront in Falls
• Combined United Way marks second year
• Former Slipko’s site of break-in
• City's sign of support for the Hard Rock
• Cross-border visits could soar under new rules
• Falls finds itself down on its luck with casino cash
• Despite employee outcry, Falls school board approves spending plan
• City seeks to dismiss Matteo Anello lawsuit
• Direct Air managers combing through finances
• Share your vision for Niagara Falls on Tuesday
• A call for justice in the Falls
• ‘Smokin’ OTB project pitched for downtown
• School board, residents hear proposal for Niagara-Wheatfield budget
• First Niagara getting into auto lending
• Hochul embraces law to limit postal execs’ pay
• Niagara fruit farmers wait on frost’s effects
• Maziarz wants to talk about missing street lights at HOPE VI
• Niagara-Wheatfield board making cuts with 9.9 percent tax levy increase request looming
• Niagara Power Coalition to open books at meeting
• State budget deal is on time — and ‘closes a multibilion-dollar defict’
• Board established to mete out power profits
• NFTA votes to raise fares
• Wheatfield residents all revved up
• Lewiston does away with police commissioners
• Investigating the mysteries of faith with science
• Tatler Club awarded funds for work at Porter Mansion
• Witryol eyes state Senate rematch
• Trooper commemorated at Clarence Barracks
• Duffy: Casino cash funding dispute may ‘take a while" to resolve’
• Town officials enlist sheriff's office in dealing with Knox box issue
• iPad pilot program yields promising results at Lew-Port
• Major-General's death marred British victory at Queenston
• Start caring! State budget impacts New Yorkers in hundreds of ways
• Wallenda walk: Announcement expected within two weeks
• Wilson plans War of 1812 'Songs and Stories' concert
• Lt. governor lauds DNA program Thursday during Falls visit
• Sevenson executives indicted on charges of tax fraud and tax evasion
• Falls school officials eye $122M plan that won't impact tax levy
• Wallenda walks fine line for state Assembly
• Body pulled from Niagara River
• Route 104/ Lewiston Road work to begin
• Slaughter claims STOCK victory
• NFTA bus riders have their say
• Basking in the record-setting weather
• Lew-Port teachers await word on budget cuts
• Local discovery of invasive insect cause for concern
• Ramping up recycling efforts in Wheatfield
• A sign of frustration downtown for city council
• Lew-Port still looking to close estimated $863,000 budget gap
• Artpark concerts now come with a price
• Slight setback for Joseph Davis State Park
• Parking relief on horizon in Village of Lewiston
• Gazette pressman John Arter remembered
• Artpark renovations to keep crowds limited Tuesdays
• Mission ready — NIMAC, chamber of commerce members discuss future of 107th
• Casino cash crunch could impact train station plans
• About 50 names offered at SPCA of Niagara board nominating meeting
• City council OK’s plans to address lighting issues at Pine Ave. and HOPE VI
• Cuomo, Legislature turn to passing an early state budget
• One Niagara owners say progress being made in back taxes; building will open for business May 1
• New IDA program headed to Falls — whether some like it or not
• Polling place changes rejected for Falls School District
• Successful school break program returning on April 9 in Wheatfield
• Eight arrested for DWI Friday and Saturday by sheriff's office
• FBI agents visit Town of Niagara on Thursday
• Woman charged after assaulting lifeguard at hotel
• Chapter 11 for Direct Air parent company
• Falls school board considering layoffs
• Suspicious package leads to closure of Falls Air Reserve Station
• Direct Air owes NFTA $80,000
• Leaving the lights off in Wheatfield
• Citizen group elects next officers
• BREAKING NEWS: Package shuts down Niagara Falls Airbase
• Raising the stakes — family of Antoine Bradberry offers reward for killer’s capture
• Group says Niagara Falls Storage Site shows signs of leaking
• Hot on the trail of ATVs in Wheatfield
• Kony 2012 campaign finding home with NU student group
• Falls, Ont., water park is part of the $167.1 million sale
• Direct Air grounded till mid-May
• Direct Air Update: Missed fuel bill leads to flight cancelations
• NOAH demands higher percentage of local, minority workers for train station project
• North Tonawanda standoff suspect found sleeping
• One of three men found with stolen car caught on Tuscarora Reservation
• Large population of emerald ash borers found at Niagara Falls Country Club
• Recycling rules released in Wheatfield
• Direct Air cancels Falls flights
• Distracted driver hits elderly woman on Buffalo Avenue
• Not a bright outlook for Wheatfield streets
• CITY BEAT: Hirings all about balance at city hall
• Makeover eyed for vacant Falls railway site
• Modified sports likely budget casualty at Niagara-Wheatfield
• NCCC's recipe for success
• Security cameras eyed; officials concerned over ATVs in Wheatfield
• Legislature seeks to restore $200M to state schools
• GLYNN: Author writes on Enola Gay crew member
• Thieves try to take copper from Falls cell tower
• BLOTTER: Police reports published March 11
• Shawnee Road home destroyed in fire
• Maryland girl comes to Falls for personal history lesson
• Tuesday meeting to discuss potential of storage site leaking
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: Ice causes 12 car crash on the Robert Moses
• Cici Soluri remembered for her love of life
• Who left the HOPE VI lights out?
• Iraqi citizen held for incident involving child in Tonawanda
• State GOP releases its jobs plan
• Diefenbach sentenced for stabbing death
• Bracing for another base battle
• Former United Way exec gets probation, must undergo sex offender treatment
• Niagara-Wheatfield officials still looking for answers
• Lew-Port looks to early retirements to cut costs
• Memorial shows off its new ‘Robo-doc’
• Fears grow for 107th at Falls airbase
• Wrongly identified robbery suspect files claim against city, police
• Maid of the Mist will operate on both sides of border
• Chella not retiring from Falls police any time soon
• Hobby Lobby jewel thief sought by Falls police
• Frank Soda replaces Norma Higgs on Bridge Commission
• AES still bidding on power
• Maid of the Mist will operate on both sides of the border
• Fairfield Avenue fire reveals pot farm
• Council's anti-hydrofracking vote brings ovation
• County IDA chairman offers his help to the Falls
• Early retirement back on table at Lew-Port
• Wallenda walk task force to meet March 23
• Zemsky replacing Sloma as NFTA chairman
• Summer concert series in danger in North Tonawanda
• Cuomo sees his popularity dip — a bit
• Firefighters find marijuana grow operation at scene of blaze
• The water's fine for Polar Bears in Olcott
• Cops discover LaSalle pot cases are connected
• Behind closed doors, redistricting talks resume
• CITY BEAT: Thinking about Anello, Grisanti and daytime TV
• County bed tax hearing set for Tuesday
• Weights and Measures Week observed in Niagara County
• High winds blow in — again
• Why we went to war in 1812
• Key dates in the War of 1812
• Cuomo pushes to expand broadband
• 25-year Falls fire veteran Thomas Colangelo to top spot
• Time Warner franchise fee questioned in Lewiston
• FAA wants to fine company involved in Flight 3407’s deadly crash
• ‘Looming aquatic threat’ continues to get closer to the Great Lakes
• Radioactive material found at North End Tract II site
• Kimble named to city’s water board
• Castellani family makes $1M gift to NU
• Even after backlash, banks quietly pursuing fees
• Local law firm makes Newsweek’s cut
• Those born on Leap Day celebrate rare birthday
• Local educators tackle a national tragedy
• Even with possible 3.5 percent raise of tax levy, Lew-Port still in “dire straits”
• Niagara-Wheatfield moves forward on staff day care plan
• Group led by NOAH travels from Falls to voice opposition to route cuts
• Wheatfield back on board with SPCA
• ‘No joy’ for victim's family in sentencing of Hayes
• Lewiston village, town officials holding joint session next month
• Politicians worry over the state of state air bases
• City almost ready to switch street lights on Pine
• State redistricting faces showdown as all sides dig in
• CITY BEAT: Downtown continues to take shape
• Police costs create rift between Lewiston village, town officials
• Lighting on the agenda in Wheatfield
• Falls native Mark Bridges is an Academy Award winner
• The Quality Hotel & Suites is reaping the benefits of a complete restoration
• Take Jackson’s advice — be like Mike Barksdale
• City plow driver injured by flying lemon
• Teens arrested after NFHS b-ball game
• A new plan for North End Tract II site
• No time to butt out — States called on to restore anti-smoking funds
• High winds knock traffic signal onto car in Falls
• DA: No charges in Grisanti melee
• LaSalle Middle student will face drug charges after disturbance
• COPS NOTEBOOK: Recognizing some of our finest
• A ‘fresh start’ for Gross Plumbing company
• No charges in Grisanti case
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: Drug charges pending against LaSalle Prep student
• Students sickened by drugs at LaSalle Prep
• Hamister, officials say proposed hotel will add to promising downtown landscape
• U.S. officials await word on Maid of the Mist's status
• Questions swirl around the ‘Mist’
• Melvin Cunningham: From mats to maturity, and on to the Hall of Fame
• Cops seek bold burglar in Niagara Towers apartment theft
• Falls’ Educational Foundation may open up to public
• AFTERNOON UPDATE: Newest Niagara Falls developer states the obvious
• End of an era for Maid of the Mist - Hornblower awarded contract
• Former mayor reflects on accomplishments, time in office
• Vince Anello discusses incarceration, dropped public corruption charge
• Arrest made in Saturday night stabbing incident
• Donna Owens and the Three Sista’ Islands
• Center Street businesses get OK for upgrades
• Sanborn residents invited to discuss zoning changes
• State sales tax collections are up
• Drivers minus Nexus cards delay Whirlpool Bridge traffic
• Vince Anello says whole story wasn't told in public corruption case
• Stabbing, crash, large fight give 85th Street residents a rude awakening
• Balloon site developer up in the air
• Manhunt for suspect in Antoine Bradberry slaying continues
• Taylor: Growing ‘Woods’ with putters and irons
• Niagara University students going cross-country to fight cancer
• Cuomo launches programs to nurture state leaders of the future
• Academy looking for a few good recruits
• Thieves strike Palace Theatre in Lockport
• Housing authority director is hopeful HOPE VI street lights will be up by spring
• Falls finds funds for NIMAC
• CITY BEAT: Wallenda walk is just a piece of the puzzle
• Seven-eleven and snake eyes for last year’s candidates
• Burglary suspects arrested in Wilson
• Muslim students at UB monitored by NYPD
• Falls getting snowed under in 2015
• Freshwater sport fishing regulations announced
• Experts say $4.25 a gallon gas is a couple months away
• Hyde Park Lake dogs adopted from SPCA
• Wallenda says wire walk just the start of partnership with Falls
• Government supporters see more than a stunt with Wallenda
• NFTA officials offer ‘fare’ trade in route cuts
• Lewiston police release info on hit-and-run vehicle
• Pascal Scrufari ID'd as man who fell through Hyde Park Lake ice
• Falls man nabbed with loaded gun
• Falls school officials air concerns over 2012-13 budget
• Police say man was dealing drugs with three children in home
• Wallenda says walk just beginning of Falls partnership
• Man pulled from Hyde Park Lake identified
• Man dies after being pulled from frigid waters of Hyde Park Lake
• Amy Lewis named interim executive director of SPCA of Niagara
• Wallenda decision applauded locally
• ‘Doomsday’ budget scenario unveiled for Niagara-Wheatfield
• Border Patrol to the rescue for Falls air base?
• Falls cop gets probation in Tonawanda domestic case
• SPCA of Niagara names Amy Lewis interim executive director
• Man pulled from waters of Hyde Park Lake dies
• Wallenda gets his walk
• Dr. William Gerber speaks out on issues at SPCA of Niagara
• Niagara Falls Housing Authority deals with federal cuts
• Poll favors U.S. in War of 1812 celebrations
• Cafarella hired as housing authority attorney
• Falls police still investigating Grisanti casino fracas
• County to vote on lobbying contracts
• Cuomo says state's close on teacher evals
• You can only drive 35 in Wheatfield
• New trucks down the road for Lewiston?
• Falls cops handling Grisanti assault
• GOP defends John Gross party
• Fight breaks out in Falls store
• Long-range forecast favors ‘liquid’ over ‘icy’ precipitation
• Village of Lewiston officials investigating parking as crowds loom on horizon
• CITY BEAT: Can you hear us now Congress?
• Woman reportedly swept over Horseshoe Falls
• Sheriff’s office closing in on Rocky’s successor
• Robber runs into wrong clerk in Wheatfield
• A big test for Niagara Charter School
• Time Warner, MSG fight could last through the end of the NBA, NHL regular seasons
• NIMAC gets boost from Legislature
• State senator, wife beaten at Seneca Niagara Casino
• Child run over be car on Niagara Avenue
• Gerber resigns from SPCA board; calls for adding veterinarian to staff
• Militello paid $50K to leave Niagara-Wheatfield
• Joseph Davis State Park gets some green
• Has NYPA relicensing agreement led to a revival?
• Autopsy unable to determine cause or time of Judith Burr’s death
• Search continues for Falls jumper
• NU gets helping hand for campus projects
• One Niagara tax break denied
• County IDA adds local hiring clause
• Police look for clues to explain death of Judith Burr
• Home care agency sale OK’d by Legislature
• Driver sought in Tuscarora hit and run
• NCIDA declines One Niagara's request for tax help
• BODY FOUND: Falls police ID missing woman
• Marijuana mystery on Michigan Avenue solved
• Crack dealer taken down on Orleans Avenue
• Historic stone chimney move could be costly
• One Niagara tax request up for vote
• Search planned for missing Falls woman
• Bill would ban offenders on school buses
• No new vet for Niagara SPCA
• Tough time for NIMAC to ask for city funds
• Library board appointment vote put on hold
• Landlord registration law comes under fire in the Falls
• Forster officially seeking Dem chairmanship
• Hayes sentence delayed in homicide case
• NT coach fired for relations with student
• Senate passes school bus legislation
• In Lockport, Man faces extradition in Vegas fraud
• Falls woman brings low-cost spay and neutering program to area
• Pine Avenue signal on city council agenda
• CITY BEAT: Stuck on traffic
• Drama continues for Lewiston recreation center
• Nightclub stabbing investigated in Lockport
• Politics playing role in library board appointment?
• Recently unveiled district maps favor Niagara, Sen. George Maziarz says
• A look at local electoral map changes
• Horse in ’bad shape’ seized from Somerset property
• Cuts at Falls Air Reserve Station called ‘disappointing’
• Falls police looking for missing woman
• Border Patrol racks up overtime as arrests drop
• DWI suspect hit sign on way to KFC
• Woman arrested during DWI stop
• ‘Person of interest’ in recent spate of robberies strikes out Thursday
• Councilwoman’s overpayment for health insurance called “ministerial error”
• Another Mehta defendant gets probation
• No injuries in Pendleton chimney fire
• Militello steps down at Niagara-Wheatfield
• SPCA board calls out Faso
• Contractor fires back at city about delays in Lewiston Road repair project
• Feldhousen to remain on probation
• Cuomo hopes to revamp Violence Against Women Act
• Tract II changing hands?
• Militello decides on retirement in Niagara-Wheatfield
• Falls police hunt for shooting suspect
• St. Dominic Savio Middle School to close
• Speakers voice opinions NFTA cuts to bus routes, paratransit services
• Multi-billion dollar, years-long Asian Carp battle plan
• Lockport man scratches his way to $1 million
• Report on Asian carp and other invasive species released today
• Wallenda to meet with Niagara Parks Commission officials on Thursday
• Getting to the ‘route’ of proposed NFTA bus changes
• Faso fired by SPCA of Niagara board
• Armed suspect sought in Dunkin’ Donuts robbery
• State minimum wage boost sought
• International plan will govern Lake Ontario waters
• Donut shop robbed
• SPCA: John Faso fired as director of the animal shelter after scathing review
• U.S. hoping to avoid disruptions as they await Canadian Maid of the Mist decision
• CITY BEAT: Worthwhile change is never easy
• Local guardsmen cheered as they ready for training in Mississippi, possible mission in Middle East
• Lewiston highway department saving green
• Strong season leads to more town funds
• Another deal made in Mehta case
• Mehta defendant gets “time served”
• Temporary fire coordinator may be hired
• NIMAC ready for another fight to keep Falls Air Reserve Station open
• Falls schools in a polling pickle
• Sooty silver lining after Lockport tire fire
• State constitution changes would have real impact on New York
• Former coroner supports Forster
• Breaking News: SPCA investigation advises wholesale changes
• BREAKING NEWS: Proposed redistricting changes boundaries
• County Democratic leader resigns
• ‘Administrator’ topic of closed meeting at Niagara-Wheatfield
• Cuomo: It's in your hands, Buffalo
• Corporate gifts on Falls school board agenda
• NU player gets dismissal in sex abuse case
• Panel backs sale of nursing businesses to Catholic Health
• Lewiston patrol car involved in crash
• ‘Realistic’ schedule on Lewiston Road coming
• Lewiston looking to add time to Joseph Davis lease
• Two arrested after Falls home invasion
• Seaway Trail developer Teresa Mitchell dies at age 59
• New York ranks 13th in teacher quality education
• States weaken tenure rights for teachers
• Woman charged with bilking residents over snowplowing
• Falls may join in on SPCA of Niagara review
• Falls casino cash lobby group formed
• Wheatfield officials to discuss street lighting
• Blues Fest organizers singing the blues
• Group looking at numerous LOOW clean up options
• Inmate commits suicide at Niagara County Jail
• New chance for former Center Street establishment
• Proposal would have Falls swap North End properties with NFR
• LEWISTON: Village pool owners stuck with sewer rates
• Hundreds of union members gather to protest outside hirings by Norampac
• Welfare takes a hit under Cuomo plan
• Culinary Institute gets more money for construction
• Protesters cry foul at Niagara-Wheatfield
• SPCA board already had its eye on Faso
• Budget problems hit $10 million mark at Niagara-Wheatfield
• Local laborers to protest Norampac work
• New York Secretary of State visits Falls to discuss Cuomo’s spending plan
• Cuomo ‘all in’ on legalizing gaming in New York
• Case adjourned for Wilson teachers accused of having sex at Bills game
• Websites go dark in protest of anti-piracy bill (VIDEO, POLL)
• Joseph Davis plan gets green light from greenway commission
• NCCC’s fitness trail gets thumbs down from greenway commission
• Lew-Port's $2.5M capital project plan targets roof, pool liner
• State officials to discuss Cuomo's budget in Falls Wednesday
• Drug mule pleads guilty in federal court
• Falls schools onboard with Cuomo plan
• Cuomo touts ‘real reform’ in budget presentation
• Maziarz concerned over SPCA investigation
• Visit from King’s nephew highlights holiday
• City forced to cut positions due to lack of casino cash
• Suspect in custody in Lockport native’s death
• Settlement reached in Tonawanda market fire
• Rifle found on Wheatfield road side
• Joseph Davis greenway vote is Tuesday
• Upcoming report will reveal removal costs for Robert Moses Parkway
• Opening up the budget process in Niagara-Wheatfield
• CITY BEAT: A chump no more
• Wheatfield ready to roll out recycling bins
• Ex-city workers lose lawsuit
• Ex-city workers lose lawsuit
• Strange man at SPCA prompts call to police
• CITY BEAT: The power of the press
• New network in the works in Wheatfield
• Village of Lewiston officials to hold forum on potential rec center
• Porter officials looking for recreation help
• SPCA of Niagara investigation under way
• Despite FBI investigation, IDA to vote on One Niagara tax breaks
• Gross prepared for prison term
• SEC files action on company with plant in Falls
• Erie County SPCA to investigate Niagara counterpart
• SPCA board backs Faso, asks Erie County counterpart to investigate
• FBI agents back in the Falls
• Is the Falls in on Buffalo’s billion?
• Somerset small business caught in middle in AES eastern Energy debts
• SPCA board keeping Faso on as executive director
• With residents out in force, Wheatfield suspends SPCA funding
• SPCA of Niagara board to meet Wednesday
• City and state officials wait to see how Niagara Holiday Market performed
• Hoping less is more for the Niagara County Legislature
• HIT AND RUN: Third Street man faces multiple charges
• SPCA complaints mount
• For Sloma and the NFTA, ball's in Cuomo's court
• CITY BEAT: This goodbye will b tough
• New electronic waste law begins
• Coffee cart guys perk up hospital hallways
• Rockin’ in the new year
• Second in charge retiring at Sheriff's Office
• Three charged following standoff in Falls
• Ceretto bringing ‘feedback’ to Albany
• TOP 10: No. 2 — No walk in the park for Wallenda
• Dyster keeping cabinet intact
• Lewiston puts contract approval on hold
• BLOTTER: Police reports published Dec. 30
• Falls police looking for driver who hit elderly woman
• Seven a lucky number for ‘balloon site’ proposals
• Chella's retirement from Falls police force on hold
• TOP 10: No. 4 — Several area hotels get great news in 2011
• A brighter outlook for stretch of Pine Avenue
• Thieves steal $20,000 in Christmas donations from church
• Brass coil and slugs taken from in holiday burglary
• City council: Let there be light on Pine
• Joshua Revolution returns to the Falls
• TOP 10: No. 5 — Falls physician nabbed for prolific pill pushing
• TOP 10: No. 6 — Allen Gerhardt getting better by the day
• CITY BEAT: Spaces make the places
• City targets enclosed walkway
• Top 10: No. 7 Legal saga of John Gross
• DPW’s winter equipment has had a lot of downtime — so far
• TOP 10: No. 8 — Porter home invader gets tough term
• Tuesday's Niagara Falls City Council agenda
• Speeding stop leads to DWI charges in Wilson
• TOP 10: No. 9 — NCCC’s Culinary Institute begins to take shape downtown
• Grisanti sounds off on NFTA cuts
• SNUG will hold rally at 21st Street and Ontario Avenue
• Change taken in Wheatfield diner break-in
• Bills owner: Team open to renewing Toronto series
• Sheriff’s K-9 dies after Falls accident
• Hospital to meet with school officials about their greenway funds
• Stolen cars found on Mount Hope Road in Lewiston
• CITY BEAT: Judge sounds off on system
• SLIDESHOW: Falls high hosts a pair of holiday events
• HOPE VI project is left in the dark
• Loaded gun found after Falls traffic stop
• Woman charged after illegally shooting deer
• Cops shut down cocaine operation run by four Falls brothers
• Shedding light on the Holiday Market with a special tree lighting
• Injury accident, fuel spill on Lower Mountain Road
• State parks official discusses Robert Moses Parkway
• Truck purchase questioned in Lewiston
• New recycling program approved in Wheatfield
• Falls City Council finalizes its budget
• Hayes opts for plea in stabbing death
• Underground Railroad project head isn't history
• Santa — or Walmart — is always watching
• CITY BEAT: There's a lot to celebrate
• GLYNN: HBO to focus on Robert Moses
• City Hall gets a little holiday spirit
• DEC: Hunting mishaps dropping
• Rosa family reopens home stores
• The ‘Holiday’ has arrived for downtown Niagara Falls
• Falls Water Board rate increase approved
• Baldassara gets two 2-year terms
• Black Friday store hours for major retailers
• So much turkey! Thanksgiving by the numbers
• Local police officers take in ‘Cop College’
• Flood of comments expected at Water Board meeting
• Pastor sleeps outside for a night to raise funds for Boxes of Love
• Turkey Day travel expected to be up
• BREAKING NEWS: Lewiston man sentenced to 21-years-to-life in Niagara County Court Monday
• Fashion Outlets gearing up for ‘Madness’
• Matteo Anello ordered to give up copy of ‘speech’
• CITY BEAT: Taking ‘STOCK’ in new bill
• LOOW group's new informational website is up and running
• Field of dreams coming?
• States with most, fewest smokers revealed
• Falls city council cuts city administrator and engineer’s pay by $20,000 each
• Niagara-Wheatfield board makes plans to deal with $8M hole
• Buffone won't fight indictment
• City to oppose One Niagara tax breaks
• County budget cuts nine workers, raises taxes 3.62 percent
• Colangelo filling out 1st District term
• International Water Forum trickles into Lew-Port
• Man injured by horse in Pendleton
• Lew-Port program helps district get a read on students
• Change angers retirees
• Taking shape
• Sending a signal to Pine Avenue
• State tax cap not a factor in Lewiston town budget
• Even lower 2012 budget approved in Wheatfield
• Gas prices have fallen slightly
• Feds paid $40K for Muto defense
• Budget up for vote in Lewiston
• CITY BEAT: Another election down
• Vet reports woman walked out with pills
• Former student escorted away from NCCC
• Fixing the Falls: Taxing topic
• LaSalle grabs calendar spotlight
• Special date brings couple to Falls for wedding
• Community comes out to honor veterans during Falls ceremony
• Support still sought for Falls veteran monument
• Falls police hit homes frequented by gang members after rash of armed robberies
• Radioactive site citizen board is back in action
• Grisanti touts veteran job bill
• Man charged with taking from flag fund
• First Niagara HSBC deal receives approval
• 10 major scandals in college sports
• A proper patriot in the Falls
• Area Veterans Day services and observances
• Board of elections hasn’t decided when absentee ballots will be counted
• Niagara Experience Center, culinary center on the “priority” list for regional council
• E-commerce raises question of sales tax fairness
• 'Condo King' of Toronto takes over Hotel Niagara
• Local Halloween trick or treat hours
• CITY BEAT: Looking into Hotel Niagara's past
• Funding being sought for Joseph Davis park
• Some legislative candidates not reporting financials properly
• Incumbent Jagow and challenger Murphy want to make sure county clerk’s office is efficient
• Rapper Big Sean takes plea deal in Lewiston court
• Chain restaurant still on menu for downtown Holiday Inn
• Rapids incident was ‘no riot’
• Lewiston budget a work in progress
• Arrests pending in home explosion
• Man finds small alligator in Wilson creek
• Lew-Port principal gets taste of high (up) life
• Marriage Equality Act has been a perfect match for the city
• CITY BEAT: Musical talks going ‘Live’
• NOAH says ‘pay your fair share’
• Energy program still powerful
• Lew-Port website gets an upgrade
• Love Canal to fracking: Niagara Falls mulls taking in waste
• Rally to benefit fight to reopen shuttered North End community center
• Wallenda making pitch to Canada for tightrope walk
• Militello suing Niagara-Wheatfield school board
• Niagara-Wheatfield officials bracing for some bad budget news
• Woman jumps into canal; Lockport police seek help ID’ing her
• Crash claims life of city street vendor
• Ghost Hunters visit to Rapids Theatre airing tonight
• Lew-Port officials tackling issue of bullying
• Falls gang member gets five years in prison
• Man stabbed, suspect arrested after standoff in Wilson
• Senecas open on-site health office
• Bank fees on the rise; how to avoid paying more
• Police: Asthma attack preceded fatal crash
• Falls police officers honored for saving woman’s life
• City council implements “voluntary” tobacco-free policy
• Road name debated in Wheatfield
• Public comment change at Legislature meetings rejected
• Signs on Center Street focus of Lewiston zoning officer
• El Casino owner charged
• County lawmakers, current and retired, may have to pay portion of premiums
• Local man pleads guilty in bridge incident
• Electric Lights Parade needs entrants
• Knox boxes added to town code in Wheatfield
• Financial assistance options open up to seniors thinking about college
• CITY BEAT: Speaking out on Marasco
• 7-Eleven in the midst of transforming Wilson Farms
• Park Police still looking to ID victim
• PRESERVATION: From the Queen City to the Cataract City
• Octoberfest targeted for downtown
• Wine on Third honored for beautification efforts
• Economic development project plans due Oct. 31
• Audit slams Town of Lewiston
• Park police find body in lower river
• Firms seeking tax breaks
• Body reportedly found at Cave of the Winds
• Enough bang for bucks?
• Another Bloods member heads to prison
• Falls woman takes double guilty plea
• Filming the story of the Falls
• Brothers bagged after police search in Falls
• War of 1812 documentary airing Monday
• CITY BEAT: Man of the hour
• New Niagara County jail administrator is named
• Cancer goes over the falls
• Stage fight
• Falls police lieutenant charged in domestic violence case
• Sheriff’s search for stolen cars on reservation
• NCCC student investigated for threats and bizarre behavior
• Niagara’s not out of our gourd
• Local Friendly’s restaurants staying open
• Niagara-Wheatfield gets $6M in greenway funds for ‘eco-campus’
• County Legislature opposing NYPA’s proposal to raise electric rates
• Residents sound off on Artpark concerts as park officials say some shows will no longer be free
• New chamber of commerce off the ground in the Falls
• Crack supplier nabbed by cops
• Muto gets the max
• Tonawanda cops bust pot operation
• Name of man found dead in river released
• Slight tax increase in Dyster plan
• Schumer promotes concerts
• Water bill increase on tap
• Rock ’n Roll history is on board this bus
• Falls legend Iney Wallens dies
• Upper Mountain Fire Co. kicks off recruiting drive
• CITY BEAT: Gaming & Derek Jeter
• Chamber hosting candidates event
• Area farms maintain their pumpkin production
• Fixing the Falls: Over the Rainbow
• Niagara University opens new institute
• Body pulled from Niagara River
• Niagara fans hold a big piece of Bills history
• Town of Niagara hit the roads this summer
• Niagara Falls: A Top 5 place to be
• Flood zone change sought in LaSalle
• Wegmans warns of tainted melon
• 9/11 tribute includes replicas of Twin Towers
• United Way sets $1.3M goal for upcoming year
• DeVeaux standoff ends peacefully
• Illegal aliens found during Cambria traffic stop
• Woman rescued from upper Niagara River
• $40,000 gone from bag in garage in Porter
• Stepping it up in the fight against Alzheimer’s
• Softball gets a home in Lewiston
• Falls Police Officer Dave Cudahy hits the stage with rocker Bryan Adams
• Horse abandoned at stable in Pendleton
• NYPA windmill project dropped
• Knox boxes stir debate in Wheatfield
• Pump plant gains contractor
• Child Protective Services granted $30K for overtime costs
• Groups rate high for tourism agency
• National Grid loses appeal in the Town of Niagara
• Janese announces candidacy for re-election
• Pain at the pump expected to lessen
• Community once again turns out for Gerhardt
• A new look for the streets of Sanborn
• In wake of Rodemyer tragedy, local educators talk about combating bullying
• Tipton has deal on the table in case involving brutal attack on 10-year-old
• Audit of Education Foundation discussed by Falls school board
• Niagara Power Project ready to go wild
• The calls never stop at SBA facility
• Local pols tell NYPA reps “no way” on increased power costs
• YWCA hands out 2011 Niagara Awards
• Lew-Port's academy program growing in second year
• Local company unveils $23M upgrade
• Falls airport gains new airline
• Lewiston Road project gets extension
• Holiday Market gets green light
• Witness to a chaotic scene after fatal restaurant accident
• After couple's death, everyone feels the pain in Wilson
• Deputy denies rape charge
• A new taste in the Falls
• DWI charges after near collision with patrol car
• Falls police shut down one-man crime spree
• NCCC student caught inside closed snack shop
• Falls teacher reviews getting facelift
• Seventh person takes a plea in Mehta case
• Italian students get taste of American life
• Bloods leader receives 10 years
• Seventh person takes a plea in Mehta case
• Too many pupils
• Builder's home show set to begin today
• Lewiston Road contractor may get extension
• Niagara Falls not a topic of discussion for Howard Milstein
• City worker takes plea deal in unemployment benefits fraud case
• Falls school officials see increase in Parent Portal program
• Police say 12-year-old pointed gun at them
• Regional Economic Development Council comes to NCCC
• School bus, Jeep collide in Town of Niagara
• Dyster dominates in Democratic primary
• Virtuoso, Steed, Zona and Copelin earn lines in legislative races
• Anderson, Laible claim lines
• Cliffe wins round two in Wheatfield
• Falls among top destinations
• PRIMARY RESULTS: Dyster, Anderson and Laible look like winners in city
• Falls firefighters ride to remember 9/11
• Holiday Market expands its merchants row
• Cops seek third suspect in Jefferson Apartments slaying
• Sheriff's office dispatchers headed to Binghamton to help
• MAYOR PRIMARY: Paul Dyster wants to keep city on path he’s set
• MAYOR PRIMARY: John Accardo cites his experience as former lawmaker, businessman
• MAYOR PRIMARY: Norton Douglas wants to fix the problems he sees in the Falls
• MAYOR PRIMARY: Carnell Burch hopes to offer voters something different
• COUNCIL PRIMARY: Don Zambotti ready to be part of solution
• COUNCIL PRIMARY: Alicia Laible wants to give back
• COUNCIL PRIMARY: Candace Corsaro focusing on teamwork
• COUNCIL PRIMARY: Glenn Choolokian touts years of experience
• COUNCIL PRIMARY: Robert Anderson just answering the call
• A decade later, Falls firefighters recall their roles in Sept. 11 attacks
• Two moms. Two dads. Four Heroes.
• Lack of muffins leads to police investigation
• Well-known drug dealer taken into custody again
• Worker injured in Friday night chemical fire
• 9/11 Exhibit opens at Conference Center Niagara Falls
• Work officially starts on $430M Packard Road manufacturing plant
• Now retired DPW worker charged with picking up hooker on city time, in city truck pleads
• Hit-and-run driver pleads not guilty
• Falls students hosting 9/11 ceremony
• New Great Lakes Seaway Trail Sustainable Byway Planning Webinars Preview In Niagara Falls
• Falls air show honors 9/11 responders, troops
• Police charge man in hit-and-run case
• Pension costs straining city’s budget
• Falls city council flooded by complaints
• City ZOOM Team and housing inspectors discover dwelling filled with trash and debris in LaSalle
• Glenn Choolokian touts years of experience
• A new voice
• Second murder suspect charged
• Hitting the road this Labor Day
• Falls police probe trucker death
• NU names new dean of students
• Arrest made in Jefferson death
• Falls police investigating hit-and-run accident
• Raid on 19th Street home turns up nine rifles
• Man arrested after stabbing incident on 24th Street
• Family, friends, and the Buffalo Bisons rally to raise funds for Gerhardt
• Radioactive materials, construction pace causing concern on Lewiston Road project
• Feds indict Mehta
• Consultants reveal details of research related to Underground Railroad interpretive center
• Police searching for two suspects accused of killing Chihuahua
• Former United Way exec pleads not guilty to child porn charges
• Mehta indicted by grand jury
• Aquarium's in the zone now
• Retired sheriff’s official dies in crash
• Christ Redemption Tabernacle Church leaders look to give city’s east side a lift
• Prosecutors get extra week to ponder indictment of Mehta
• Muto gets one final delay
• Driver who fled deputy faces 13 charges
• Man accused of shooting neighbor’s dog
• Injured jail guard released from hospital
• Anello civil rights lawsuit inches forward
• Dyster backs development zone expansion
• Always remember the names with new flag
• Falls gets Impact 8 funding
• Sex offender’s attorney argues ordinance
• Save Labor Day weekend for Youngstown — Again!
• Falls police seek XXX thieves
• Fleeing driver in Wilson can run ...
• Community will get to have a say in Underground Railroad project
• CITY BEAT: The ‘Falls scare’
• NYC evacuees can return home after Irene blows through
• Woman rescued at brink of Canadian Horseshoe Falls
• Scary situation in Hartland when tractor hits power line
• Locals lend a hand to Hurricane Irene effort
• Correctional officer injured during fight
• Allen Gerhardt is Wilson parade’s grand marshal
• Correctional officer suffers broken vertebrae after fight
• Tuscaroras unveil Nation House
• Regional Council seeks public input
• ‘Girls Only’ cycle safety event is set for today
• Jazz music plays on in Lewiston
• Search called off for reported Grand Island bridge jumper
• Bianco granted contract extension
• Charges against town attorney reduced
• Lewiston man takes deal in bar assaults
• Bisons taking a swing at helping injured deputy
• DWI charges driver leads police on short chase, registers a 0.20 BAC
• Cyclist killed while fleeing cop in Lewiston
• Lew-Port trust discrepancy ‘worse’
• Investigation into missing funds from Lew-Port trust “not a dead issue”
• Questions surround Jefferson death
• Bad dog could lead to home being condemned in Lockport
• Falls set to receive $58K to fight crime
• Two motorcycle crashes, one fatal, on Upper Mountain Road overnight Tuesday
• Back to School for Niagara Falls - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Residents see the good — and bad — in popular free Artpark shows
• Falls schools: New super contract in the works?
• A whole lot of shaking going on in Niagara
• Series of raids shut down pot and heroin houses and nab nightclub trafficker
• Pit bull that attacked boy sentenced to death
• Insurance complaints may flood in from LaSalle residents
• GOP support for Accardo called ‘mistake’
• Two hurt in Whiskey River shooting
• Church group looking to sell Wheatfield property
• Lewiston woman faces Leandra’s Law charge
• Serial burglar is sentenced
• Sex offender suing North Tonawanda, Niagara County
• PROGRAM: Social Security disability on verge of insolvency.
• County ready to extend ‘Medicaid penny’
• Niagara-Wheatfield board info going online
• CITY BEAT: Lessons from eviction court
• Thanks to Senecas and sponsors, culinary center will fully open next fall
• BUILDING NIAGARA: Door still open on Summit
• Firefighters get dog out of hot car downtown
• Handing out free smoke detectors
• Teen injured in shooting on Walnut Avenue
• Teen’s body identified
• FUNDRAISER SATURDAY: Gathering for Dominic
• One injured in Walnut Avenue shooting
• State GOP flyer supports Accardo
• City Democratic head facing eviction from apartment
• Schumer says he’ll fight surcharge
• Woman stung by scorpion at local business
• Police plead with drivers to take steps to stop vehicle break-ins
• Niagara-Wheatfield officials awaiting word on greenway funding
• Tensions said to be rising for NCCC faculty members
• Lockport boy out of hospital after pit bull attack (updated)
• Children frightened by man watching them play
• Man scammed trying to rent home in Wheatfield
• Falls man takes plea in attempted robbery
• Lockport boy out of hospital after pit bull attack
• Two arrests made Tuesday night in Lewiston
• Falls Police Lt. Bryan Dalporto takes a new command with 107th Airlift Wing
• After heated session, N-W board members hope to bond
• Elderly Lockport couple scammed by fake grandson’s plea
• Niagara-Wheatfield’s Militello takes a $5,000 pay cut, contract extended to 2016
• Primaries are important this year — make sure you're registered to vote
• City workers find ‘horrible house’ filled with trash and debris in DeVeaux
• New York state trooper pay second highest in U.S .
• Canada consul general expects flow of people and goods to increase at border
• Trying to take railing from shuttered mall leads to arrest
• Cuomo signs government ethics law
• Cuomo says he'll sign "safe streets" legislation
• Second body found in river below falls during search for student
• State finalizing database of amusement ride reports
• Fixing the Falls: All aboard
• Opening set for ‘War and disABILITY’
• Vision Airlines flies away
• Homeless man pedals his way across U.S. for cancer
• Falls to host funeral directors group
• Holiday Market seeking local vendors
• Citizen patrols sought for Gill Creek
• Sabre Park: Residents propose purchase
• Greenway funds to enhance War of 1812 events
• $15K will help jazz up festival
• Baker charged in coke bust
• Senecas doubling hotel capacity at Allegany casino
• Youngstown Coast Guard station gets readiness award
• The nature of Main Street
• British church group targeted in thefts
• Opinions vary on proposed Falls high-wire attempt
• CITY BEAT: Douglas: It was politics, not race
• After spending more than $400K in 2010 race, Maziarz’s war chest back up to $513K
• About 1,000 Verizon workers strike locally
• Helmetless ATV rider suffers head injury
• Fixing the Falls: Rooms to Grow
• County employee removed from Social Services job after sex abuse charges
• Mother of son: ‘Let him die!’
• Rapper 'Big Sean' faces charge after Artpark concert
• Daredevil Nik Wallenda discusses proposed Falls stunt
• Wallenda says walking across Falls would be a ‘dream’
• New Niagara-Wheatfield members want to know whatdeal for Militello approved last month
• Five charged in what narcotics detective called a “brazen” crack operation
• First meeting a closed one for regional economic council
• Falls police take down coke and pot houses
• A ‘Night Out’ for the nation
• While Senecas withhold payments, Ceretto, Grisanti push for more
• Wallenda to meet with park, city officials about performance over gorge
• Holiday Market to light up downtown with special event
• Prescription fraud nets one-year sentence
• Lew-Port teachers accept new deal
• Police agencies welcome the rookies at NU ceremony
• Falls police seek armed robbery suspect
• Concerns linger over Holiday Market in the Falls
• Lewiston plateau plane approval may not fly
• First Niagara acquiring 12 Niagara County HSBC branches
• Tim Hortons participating in a a sweet ‘Opportunity’
• Falls school district purchases electric utility vehicle
• Ceretto to conduct “listening tour”
• Bringing a little holiday cheer to the Falls
• Falls school board member suing district
• CITY BEAT: Too late to say thanks
• Major marijuana grow site found on Michigan Avenue
• Bathrooms at LaSalle park damaged
• First Niagara Bank to buy 195 HSBC bank branches
• BUILDING NIAGARA: Up, up and away for rejuvenated Falls airport
• BUILDING NIAGARA: Niagara Falls International Airport by the numbers
• Stolen shotgun found in bushes
• Stanley Cup takes a ride on the Maid of the Mist
• Second suspect charged with Falls hate crime
• Mayor, wife contribute to Dem city council candidates
• Driver who hit teen faces assault charge
• Gun fired in late-night Youngstown incident
• New report finds no flaws in Lew-Port trust fund
• Child hit in Michigan Avenue crash
• UB president, development leader, tapped by Gov. Cuomo for new economic council in region
• Ninety-two say ‘I do’ during same-sex ceremony at Falls
• Shoot-out on Third Street investigated
• Closing time for private parties in the city
• Driver in double fatal Ransomville crash takes plea
• New city engineer named
• Falls drug kingpin pleads guilty
• SLIDESHOW: Photos from Monday's same-sex wedding event on Goat Island
• Ninety-two say ‘I do’ during same-sex ceremony at Falls
• Same-sex marriage protest set for Falls Monday
• Falls takes spotlight with midnight same-sex ceremony as hundreds of gay couples are married statewide Sunday
• CITY BEAT: Take a bow, vets
• Pine Avenue may finally see the light
• Charges after man fires gun on Cudaback
• Newly opened restaurant reports rip-off
• As clock strikes midnight, same-sex couple says “I do’ in the Falls
• BUILDING NIAGARA: The start of something Super in the Falls
• Another view: Mom’s still thriving amid competition
• Pothole problems on Rainbow Boulevard
• Woman saved from Town of Tonawanda blaze
• SLIDESHOW: All hands on deck for Youngstown's regatta
• Memorial moves on improvements
• Sale of Fashion Outlets proves profitable for town
• Underage sting busts 41
• Accident shuts down Lockport Road in Wheatfield
• Police investigating home explosion on Military Road in Town of Niagara
• The heat is on
• Sheriff's deputy lost legs in crash
• NU looks at downtown Niagara Falls expansion
• USA Niagara's impact disputed
• Heat closes Falls library — again
• Trooper’s children get $60,000 pledge
• Lockport Street water main to be shut down in city Wednesday
• 31 same-sex couples ready to wed in Falls
• Sheriff calls deputy injured in crash a ‘hero’
• Woman flown to ECMC after being rescued from Niagara River
• Deputy in serious condition after crash
• Sending a message
• Keeping watch on C. difficile
• Scheer: How times change
• Plenty of candidates seek Falls seats
• Falls woman charged in hate crime
• Rally at the Rapids will benefit MS
• Good news! There’s plenty to do today
• Mayor, council ballots filed in the city
• Pay dispute sidelines Legends basketball program
• John Baldassara nixes plea deal, going to trial
• “For Theresa” benefit set for Thursday
• Kinney defends conditions of Hyde Park Golf Course
• City-owned parking spots in need of business
• Man with handgun crashes car after leading Falls police on chase down North Avenue
• Business in city up over July 4 long weekend
• CITY BEAT: Sounds like a story worth telling
• Rallying for a good cause
• GreenRoots ready to tap into ideas
• Tonawanda woman injured in Lewiston crash
• The 1980s: AIDS cases begin to rise in Niagara County
• 3 arrested in Lockport drug bust
• Looking back on Niagara’s first AIDS patients
• DOT head warns of cuts
• Lewiston’s alive with the sounds of music
• The long road back to wellness
• Falls schools legal counsel contracts questioned
• 19th Street dealer target of raid
• NT sex offender back behind bars
• Councilman’s son promoted party at Rapids
• Plea is firm for Schmitz for Ransomville teen accused in double fatal accident
• Man dead after motorcycle accident
• Tax cap squeezes schools
• Motorcyclist killed in Wilson crash
• Young couple entering police academy look to marry each other and their jobs
• Wrong-way driver, family attacked in Falls
• One final delay for Mehta
• Music, art and beautiful gardens will be showcased at Memorial event July 16
• St. Vincent de Paul Conference offers new outlet for help
• Rapids Theatre event turns ugly
• Several people injured at Rapids Theatre event
• Town hall window shattered in Wilson
• City finishes 2010 in good financial standing
• CITY BEAT: Wilton back in the news
• Funeral ‘buffer’ zone proposed by county lawmakers
• Dyster strikes back in mayoral race
• Holiday Market adds partners
• Falls’ gang member takes plea
• ‘Price is Right’ winner visits Niagara USA
• Pot and cocaine ring shut down
• Falls school capital project may resurface
• Hoyt joins Cuomo team
• Attractions, re-enactments and, of course, fireworks set for Fourth of July holiday
• Mercy Flight called after girl kicked by horse
• 93rd Street sinkhole gets filled
• City officials giving TeleTech building owners more time to decide on project
• Child recovering from crash
• Gay marriage foes target NY sens who flipped
• Poll: Cuomo approval at 64 percent among NY voters
• SLIDESHOW: Artpark comes alive for Frampton
• NYPA approves money for utility companies, state
• Driver crashes through NYPA gates during ceremony
• Indictment likely in teacher rape case
• Radio offers scrapped; county to solicit bids
• Niagara Initiative plan still has power
• Sixth defendant pleads in Mehta case
• Players Lounge suspect gets plea offer
• Anti-corruption official appointed in Buffalo
• Falls woman injured herding cows in Cambria
• Group gets $160K for Joseph Davis State Park
• Norampac bringing $430M plant to the Falls
• Fire grants may cool off for volunteer companies
• Lewiston Road project passes bumps
• Meetings set to receive public comments on Underground Railroad project
• Gorge search comes up empty
• Another break-in attempt at pharmacy
• Police search for missing people in gorge
• Anderson offers help, use of Main Street property, to deal with tour buses
• CITY BEAT: Let's make it official ...
• Travel Channel program to focus on shuttered Falls power station
• Getting tough on prescription pill abuse
• Area employment improving slightly
• Home invasion under investigation in Town of Niagara
• SLIDESHOW: Weekend festivals takes over the Falls
• BUILDING NIAGARA: Progress being made but still a lot of work to do
• GLYNN: Why family objected to obit in paper
• How did gay marriage become state law?
• Falls man killed in Lewiston crash
• LaSalle prep teacher tapped for 5th District appointment
• At least one killed in head-on crash on Route 31
• 32 years for convicted killer Tyrome Elder
• Taking signs seriously in the city
• Wandering pig brings out deputies in Pendleton
• Baby's back; stolen Pomeranian reunited with owners
• Guilty plea for defendant in Mehta case
• Appeals court rules against Senecas in cigarette tax case
• Practice pays off in daring Park Police rescue at the brink of the falls
• Tourism Board members walk the walk on stunt bill
• County hesitates on communications system in face of vendor complaint
• Elderly man attacked by poodles
• Kittens stolen from Erie County SPCA
• Civilian helicopter pilot speaks out on Saturday’s rescue of park police officers
• Crews using new technology search for underground leaks in the Falls
• CITY BEAT: Alliances being formed in Falls
• Hunters object to some proposals in state deer management plan
• Hearing set on proposed tax breaks for hotel
• Park police officers rescued near brink of falls
• Falls police ready for bike bidding today
• Wire walk moves forward
• Casino payments still in limbo
• Walking a really cute line
• Boundary Waters Treaty Memorialized
• Remembering Theresa — NBC news show will re-examine the case of a Niagara Falls woman
• Police and ‘Dateline NBC’ team up to try to crack Falls woman’s murder case
• Senior housing or nothing on Creek and Pletcher
• Number of jobless drops in New York
• DWI charge for father picking up child at school
• Falls teens avoid maximum sentences in brutal beating death of man
• Girder from World Trade Center towers arrives in Falls for new firefighter memorial
• One Niagara's assessment lowered by $500K
• Teen charged in stabbing
• 5 in running for 5th District appointment
• Niagara Falls State Park getting upgrades
• High-wire walker unlikely to get green light
• Suspect sought in teen’s stabbing
• Fairchild Manor Nursing Home to shut doors
• NOAH to protest Milstein appointment
• Falls granted a dose of health care
• Senior housing revisited in Lewiston
• Wheatfield bank robbed
• Youth Bureau-DSS merger appears likely
• Extension granted in Mehta case
• Lundquist case headed to Lewiston
• Bills would allow wire-walker to cross gorge
• Council ramps it up over parkway ramp
• Toddler found floating in pool on Grand Island
• Pushing for a ‘People's Convention’
• Investigation ongoing into fatal crash
• New hotel is seeking tax breaks
• Bloods leader gets stiff term
• Plant gets green light
• NYPA flips the switch on energy reduction program
• Muto sentence delayed
• Lew-Port high school ranks No. 14
• Teen tapped for County Legislature
• WWII vet Anthony Moley and his Miraculous Medal
• Douglas back in the race for mayor
• CITY BEAT: A tough choice to live with
• Owners ready to open doors on Hops N’ Vines
• ‘Maid’s’ historic voyage chronicled
• Townsend tapped for legal counsel
• State seeking project input on Joseph Davis Park
• Sandonato stepping down from legislative seat
• Police safety seat checks return to the Falls
• Officers raid Niagara Ave. crack house
• Cops hunt gunman on Pierce Avenue
• Former Falls murder suspect arrested
• ‘Treasure Hunters’ at casino till Saturday
• McCoy jury to begin deliberations
• Teletech site eyed for retail spaces
• City council signs off on three union contracts
• Engineering consultant approved by city council
• Tipton indicted in brutal attack on 10-year-old
• NCCC seeking raises from county, students
• Four Falls firefighters to be sworn in
• Woman dead after going over the Falls
• SLIDESHOW: A look at the area's Memorial Day events
• Councilmembers looking at creating development zone in LaSalle
• Wheatfield's library costs to rise
• Watch who you’re tailgating
• Falls business districts may see increase in police presence
• CITY BEAT: Time to address residency policies
• Rainbow Bridge closed due to jumper
• FIXING THE FALLS: Making Main Street matter
• Falls mayoral candidate says he didn’t want GOP’s support
• Carter gets the max
• Assault charges for Falls officer
• Serial burglar takes plea in county court
• Our Lady Peace, Psychedelic Furs among free Hard Rock shows
• Defense wants dismissal in McCoy murder trial
• Falls schools in line for an additional $300K
• Exotic birds seized from home
• City looking into engineering help
• Comment period opens for potential greenway projects
• Planning board delays action
• City lets two people go
• Sinkhole caused by leak
• Weapons and drugs found at West Rivershore home
• 93rd Street residents getting that sinking feeling
• Destino is Falls GOP’s pick for mayor
• City GOP crosses aisle for council endorsements
• AP declares Hochul winner in 26th congressional district
• Lew-Port board meets to discuss health insurance fund
• Mount St. Mary’s saluting local EMS personnel
• UB presents its expansion, tuition plan
• Falls city engineer resigns after residency investigation
• Teens charged in pair of armed robberies
• Plea offer made in double fatal accident
• Man charged in brutal attack on child
• Driftwood Estates representative asks town board for zoning change
• Supporters likely to get a call — or three — for NY-26 race today
• Woman driving with 1-year-old charged with DWI
• Lewiston man charged with sexually assaulting, trying to murder 10-year-old girl
• Town of Wheatfield ensnared in Demler lawsuit
• Recycling facility eyed for former Union Carbide site
• CITY BEAT: A lot of talk about good ideas
• Pistol permits being delayed
• Fixing the falls: State of Affairs
• Hochul holds narrow lead in 26th District
• Tax fight still on at One Niagara
• Corwin ground responds to political ad
• Fundraiser to ‘raise the roof’ at Bacon Memorial Church
• National Safe Boating Week sets sail
• Riding the rodeo — thanks to Falls police
• New TV Corwin spot misrepresents Tonawanda newspaper
• CWM fined $45K by DEC
• City lawmakers assemble
• Body found Wednesday by City of Tonawanda train tracks
• SLIDESHOW: Patriot Flag hoisted above the Falls
• Empire State official talks taxes, growth
• 9th & Wild gang member charged in crack house raid
• Ex-Border Patrol agent concerned of terror threats
• At least $2,500 worth of prescription medications taken in Newfane pharmacy burglary
• Incumbent and former judge claim board seats in Falls; budget passes
• Incumbents swept out in Niagara-Wheatfield
• Reward offered for suspects in violent home invasion
• Niagara board checks out on Wegmans request
• Legislature settles NYPA-related legal bill
• Suspicious person report leads to search near airbase runways
• One Niagara on city council's agenda
• It's the return of the Whistle Pig
• CITY BEAT: Vote — Even if politics seem ugly
• Fixing the falls: UNDERDEVELOPED
• NU grad learns a lesson in perseverance
• Willing to live with it?
• Comments sought on Wheatfield stormwater plan
• Man charged after receiving 42 pounds of marijuana in mail
• Melloni’s Marketplace opens its doors in Youngstown
• Fired Falls Schools worker set to return next week
• Wheatfield manufacturer seeking tax breaks
• Family gathers at Norampac on anniversary of worker’s death
• Falls teacher charged with rape
• Davis video debacle takes a turn
• Judge will hear arguments Friday on possible mistrial in McCoy case
• Census: New York older, especially in rural areas
• FBI looking into Lew-Port trust
• Lewiston justices recuse themselves, send Lundquist case to Niagara County Court
• Sunday to Monday Falls crime wave results in three arrests
• Falls school board forum Wednesday night
• Attorney’s DWI case moved to Niagara Falls
• Lewiston official discusses shipment of 27 tons of hazardous materials to CWM
• Judge denies dismissal in McCoy murder trial
• Action delayed on rezoning for motel in Wheatfield
• Appeals court rejects state cigarette tax challenge
• Former Niagara County deputy DA arrested
• Trespassing reported at Wheatfield fire hall
• Powerful plans for dowtown Falls
• Trial opens today in McCoy murder case
• Leadership program offered
• Memorial sets Stroke Awareness Month events
• Muto sentencing gets delayed
• Fixing the Falls: The criminal element on Niagara Street
• Events to mark War of 1812 in Ontario
• ‘Patriot Flag’ to wave in Falls
• Story ignites war of words
• GOP are courting veteran Falls councilman
• Parkway gets a new ramp
• Demler arrested by deputies
• Residents want AD restored
• 9 seated in McCoy court case
• N-W school race gets trimmed
• Sentence delayed for Toohey
• Carolyn’s House at your service
• Ramping up parking strategy
• BIN LADEN IS DEAD
• The Senator strikes back
• 11 running for board seats in Niagara-Wheatfield
• Youth Bureau accepts food applications
• Falls students take a stand against racism
• After the wind storm
• Driver in drive-by gets probation
• Gazette announces its 2011 Women of Distinction
• Petition to downsize invalid, according to state law provision
• Victim takes the stand in domestic violence case of Falls police officer
• Lew-Port board awards new contracts for two administrators
• Just two candidates running for two empty seats in Lew-Port
• Final arguments under way in homicide trial of Edward Nickens
• Buyer eyes hotel, condominiums for former Hotel Niagara
• Subway's Jared gives students something to chew on
• Four Niagara County businesses cited for illegal tobacco sales
• Subway’s Jared stopping by the Falls Tuesday
• Lewiston town officials looking at CWM PCB claim
• Mount St. Mary’s designated ‘chest pain center’
• Man sentenced in drive-by shooting
• Wheatfield departments will undergo audits
• Interest in vacant Hotel Niagara ‘peaking’
• Jury is set in Feldhousen trial
• Falls church is site of two vandalism incidents
• Faithful flock to Lake Ontario shores to celebrate Easter
• Pharmacy holdup suspect caught by Falls police
• Sorting out the signs in Lewiston
• CITY BEAT: How ’bout a hug?
• Motorcycle operator charged in fatal crash
• Case underscores Wi-Fi privacy dangers
• One Niagara dispute centers on taxes
• Dyngus Day party will draw a crowd
• Lockport stabbing victim remains critical
• Three caught in recent shooting spree
• Armed suspect arrested on Pine
• ElderWood to sell facilities
• Niagara Hose awarded new contract
• Zimmerman derails sentencing
• Lewiston Officer Scott Stafford named ‘Lawman of the Year’
• Former firefighter sentenced on molestation charges
• Domestic violence bill introduced
• Falls gang member gets prison term
• Lockport woman stabbed several times in her home
• Feeling the Fever
• Murder victim shot in face
• These guys really are playing around
• Firm to direct homeland security effort
• Lobby firm hired to recommend homeland security direction
• Wilson in tune with Crossborder Blues Brews & Que competition on June 18-19
• These guys really are playing around
• Nickens murder case called flawed
• State park police cuts raise concerns
• Sklarski coming back ‘home’
• Assemblyman weighs in on Falls sex offenders
• DA’s SVU team discusses job’s impact, memorable cases
• Sheriff's deputies make pair of DWI arrests in Ransomville, Wheatfield
• City's blight fight gets a little tougher
• Cops to focus on 24th Street and Monroe Avenue
• District attorney's unit breaks down how special victims cases are handled
• Lewiston village budget includes rate increase
• Jury selection starts in Nickens murder trial
• Council: Do more Maziarz, talk less
• Cops take down LaSalle dealer Monday
• Mother pleads guilty to affair with teen
• Several arrested in NCCC dorm bust
• Bank inside Walmart robbed Monday afternoon
• As sentencing nears, new lawyer for Zimmerman
• Inaugural teen job fair is set to meet employment needs for teens and businesses
• YMCA checking in this summer
• CITY BEAT: Chasing down answers in Niagara-Wheatfield
• Handling Niagara's special victims
• Official: Maziarz part of problem
• Youngstown man drowns in Wilson harbor
• Drowning reported in Wilson
• State delays plans to demolish Carriage House
• N-W school board approves budget
• Mishap comes at high price for water board
• Retreat Center dedicated
• Falls parents face up to nine years behind bars for death of child
• SLIDESHOW: Images from Thursday's sentencing of the Coluccis
• Legends court gets assist from Tim Hortons
• Cuomo hails Power for Jobs during visit
• Suspect in one-man crime wave takes a plea
• No staff layoffs, no tax increase for Lew-Port
• Murder suspect gets bail
• Firefighter running for Legislature
• Hotel Niagara to open Wednesday for sneak peek
• Race for mayor heats up
• Falls shooting suspect sought
• Third teen pleads in golf club beating
• County lawmakers mostly warm to new district map
• Disc golf players highlight 27-hole course to Lewiston board
• Thunder Of Niagara Air Show 2011
• Grisanti’s first 100 days have been busy
• CITY BEAT: Putting a face to a number
• Remember, Friday isn’t the finale for taxes
• Schumer urges NYers to collect unclaimed refunds
• Fighting for Niagara’s sex crime victims
• $600K Grigg Lewis grant heats up culinary plans
• Charter bids reduced
• New voluntary Rx discount plan OK’d for residents
• Rainbow Bridge closed to traffic overnight due to suspicious package
• Kathleen’s Story: Abstinence taught to Niagara Falls teens
• Falls schools budget calls for 101 cuts
• Falls union members take to the street
• United Way honors community leaders
• Falls airport goes international with flights
• Taquella’s Story: Mother wants to support her daughter
• Keybank plans to open new Pine Avenue branch
• Artpark makes early announcement on free show
• New York has a lot of competition for extra high-speed rail funds
• Young father works to enlighten other teens
• Falls residents: Back to the drawing board with legislative redistricting map
• Another Falls DPW worker arrested
• Niagara Aerospace Museum flying out of Buffalo?
• Second teen pleads guilty in golf club murder
• Special prosecutor requested in Seaman DWI case
• Falls city worker arrested at city hall
• One Niagara takes its case to city council
• Paladino proposes tax protest
• Happy returns for NTCC
• Samika’s story: Death of first child sets her lifetime path
• TEACHERS' PAY: Niagara Falls ranks fifth out of 98 school districts
• TEACHERS’ PAY: Lew-Port comes in at No. 22
• TEACHERS’ PAY: Niagara-Wheatfield high on list
• Plea talks in fatal Ransomville crash case
• Proposed legislative district maps posted online
• Local businesses awarded low-cost power
• City officials dispute complaints of newly paved roads falling into disrepair
• With government cutting back, Catholic Charities Appeal eyes $10.5M goal
• Thursday event is first for consolidated United Way of Greater Niagara
• CITY BEAT: Leo the landlord asks why
• Choolokian making another run for it
• Memorial group holds rocking event
• Main Street is the place to be for new music festival
• Film festival is hitting Rapids Theatre
• Fallen state trooper laid to rest
• Body ID’d as missing Falls man
• Claim filed against the city by One Niagara owners
• Full access restored to Niagara Project
• Police find body in Grand Avenue home
• Judge says Lake Erie shipwreck belongs to state
• Buffalo Avenue getting ‘full reconstruction’
• Robert Herman resigns from Town of Niagara board, named highway super
• Nursing home abuse details released
• Youngstown to see a change in the mail
• Autopsy shows state trooper died of multiple injuries
• Car crash follows drug deal
• The city’s 2011 in-house paving program will begin next month on 32nd Street and will cover at least 27 sections of road as the year progresses.
• List of roads city officials are targeting for repair this year
• Falls board gambles on video lottery terminals
• Lew-Port suing Barton Hill owners over unpaid tax claims
• NYPA suit swept away
• Memorial service set for NYS trooper
• Burglar plows into Village Pub
• State sales tax exemption on clothing and shoes coming back
• Hot-dogging with Oscar
• Four seats for the Falls at the county table
• CITY BEAT: A home for the holidays
• Cuomo, lawmakers agree to tentative $133B spending plan
• Study: Big quakes don't set off others far away
• BUILDING NIAGARA: Crime & Development
• State Trooper Kevin Dobson killed after being hit by motorist
• Wojtaszek-Gariano named ‘woman of the year’
• State trooper killed in crash
• U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand tours Falls air base, pledges support
• COPS NOTEBOOK: Sheriff's Office goes above and beyond
• Worker wins residency case against school district
• Greenway projects open to comments
• GM recalls 59 workers amidst turmoil
• City graduates 35 from Entrepreneurial Training Program
• City officials sound off on Falls population loss
• Falls school workers: Aim high for budget cuts
• Possible Falls school day care closure has some worried
• Falls homicide case goes to grand jury
• Wilson stabbing suspect awaits DA’s office
• DPW workers honored for role in saving prisoner’s life
• Deceased members of the Coast Guard honored
• Checking up on landlords in the Falls
• Heritage board to meet again next week
• Farnham not running for Legislature again
• Sculpture contest highlights Earth Day event
• Youngstown man hits pole, charged with DUI — while 15-month-old daughter sits in backseat
• Wilson schools may cut 17 positions
• A plan for Highland brownfield site — then action
• State parole division decides against moving to Sixth and Walnut
• Special prosecutor rejected in cop case
• Lew-Port may avoid layoffs despite funding gap
• Grisanti launches online UB 2020 petition drive
• Worker taken to hospital after incident at H2Gro
• Researcher: Tubman crossed at Falls
• Falls school officials have 9-point plan to fight new charters
• CITY BEAT: It pays to work for New York
• Focusing on redevelopment of North End site
• Niagara Falls paves the way
• Charity faceoff in the Falls
• Holiday market receives a boost from USA Niagara
• Quake triggers layoffs at GM's Tonawanda plant
• ‘Over the Edge’ returning to Seneca casino
• Lew-Port collect pennies for peace
• Partial access restored to lower Power Project parking lots
• Exceptional inspiration
• Four charged after traffic stop
• Lew-Port: New flier is out
• Destino going to California
• Bringing a festival, lights to downtown Niagara Falls
• Lew-Port, North Tonawanda school districts to start sharing
• Council candidate offers younger voice
• CITY BEAT: Market is worth the risk
• Youngstown fire company awarded more than $90K
• SLIDESHOW: Images from Friday's church fire on Pierce Avenue
• Delays in casino cash payment bring concern
• Rizzo appeal has until April 11
• Cops knock again on 70th Street ‘pot house’
• It's a short trip north
• Subs first to go in Falls School District
• Two more plead guilty in casino fraud case
• Big pot hole causes problems for Wheatfield drivers
• Two charged with selling alcohol to minors
• Firefighters battling massive church fire on Pierce Avenue
• Big pot hole on Lockport Road causes big problems for drivers
• Two more plead guilty in casino fraud
• Six illegal immigrants found during car stop
• Guns seized in LaSalle raid
• Lew-Port facing hard budget choices
• Woman run over by pickup truck in LaSalle
• Tax break for proposed Buffalo Avenue hotel
• Niagara County IDA to pay $47k tax bill
• Child Advocacy Center awarded $27K grant
• Delay in census info holds up release of redistricting info
• 50-ton boulder slides into Power Project service road retaining fence
• Canoe sinks in Wilson, boaters charged
• Lewiston enlists to help War of 1812 funding fight
• Tuscarora monument part of Lewiston's 1812 plans
• Fort Niagara announces War of 1812 symposium
• Health issue at Niagara Falls High School
• City lawmakers want Falls to keep four spots on Legislature
• County looking into selling off home health care program
• Lew-Port students meet Rachel's Challenge
• Questions surround team that beat Wolverines in ’09
• Downtown winter market plan on hold
• Elder found guilty in Lovett slaying
• Gaga takes on Grisanti
• Kimble moving on, won't seek re-election
• Teen heading to state prison Falls burglaries
• Man leaving Olcott's polar swim charged with DWI
• Weather takes a slight bite out of Polar Bear participation
• Hoops just the start at ‘Legends’ court
• CITY BEAT: Holiday plan to get less hazy
• Sunday morning wreck claims the life of a Royalton man
• Report says teen smoking on the rise
• Sheriff’s, ex-Sabres battle it out for hospital
• Guilty plea in sex crime case
• Arts Council awarded $10K grant
• Man pleads guilty in sex attack
• Attrition to ease budget burden for Niagara-Wheatfield
• Lew-Port officials upset over anonymous attack on teacher
• Falling tree limbs give Niagara-Wheatfield, Niagara Charter students an extra day off
• DEC says chemical found in January likely predates Love Canal facility
• Lewiston's Joseph Davis park going to the birds
• Governor targets school superintendent pay
• AES selling off Somerset plant
• Missing teen found Monday night
• Local mother of two urges awareness of congenital heart defects
• U.S. losing battle of funds in War of 1812 celebration
• Town getting tough on graffiti
• CITY BEAT: Stirring up memories
• Falls police probe more purse thefts
• BUILDING NIAGARA: Center just the start of area's Underground Railroad journey
• BUILDING NIAGARA: Preaching to the choir
• The hidden pain in the state's budget
• Starks scores big — again
• City cops honor their own — and add a few more
• Open seat a popular subject
• Cops Notebook: True blue shines through
• Night reads: New library director shares bedtime reading choices
• Natural Health: Hospital food does not help healing
• Massaro still awaiting Civil Service Commission approval for job
• Fired school district employee’s case will be heard next week
• Rescued cats get homes
• Falls school board petitions now available
• Teen charged after twin brother shot in Royalton
• Sister Barbara Pfohl called agency's Heart & Soul
• Familiar names surface for Niagara-Wheatfield seat
• Volunteers offering a bit of tax aid — for free
• CITY BEAT: Grabbing hold of the reins
• DEC to hold series of ‘State Of Lake Ontario’ meetings
• A question of our security
• Hiring guide adopted in Niagara Falls
• Delegates urge Niagara appointment to Power Authority board
• LP Ciminelli to manage culinary center’s construction
• Paul Joy recalled
• Chemical spill site reopens
• Drive-by shooter pleads guilty
• Carter takes tougher plea
• Falls first stop for recovering Aretha Franklin
• Former employee in City Clerk’s office sentenced for thefts
• Falls district's $130M capital project plan rejected
• Anello begins serving 13-month prison sentence
• Falls officials out to help neighboring communities with high-speed rail service
• Anderson gets new court date
• $130 million Falls school project — school by school
• One Niagara owners vow to change parking attendant tactics
• Mehta gives up license to practice medicine
• Arrests mar Rapids Theatre country-western concert
• City to hold meeting on local high-speed rail plans today
• IDA board approves deals for two hotels and a manufacturer
• Teen in critical condition after Friday accident
• Falls schools project vote is Tuesday
• Defendent’s gets 18 months in casino ATM fraud
• CITY BEAT: It was Melchior not the process
• Senate Dems, citing more votes in ‘10 talking redistricting
• FIXING THE FALLS: ‘Ten’ reasons to be hopeful
• FIXING THE FALLS: There’s still bustle in the Falls ... it’s just in LaSalle
• Analysis: The other side of the state’s budget ‘sham’
• GLYNN: Moses’ role vital to build Power Project
• Maziarz staying in senate
• Shining a light
• Falls DPW head regrets using less snow plow drivers this week
• Rash of break-ins may be tied to Falls flower delivery man
• Mayor says six senior battalion chiefs will handle chief duties in interim
• Spike in crime rattles Youngstown residents
• Cafarella leaving Legislature post
• Cost estimate in for vendor stations on Old Falls Street
• Falls puts out its fire chief
• Buffalo Avenue's on the road to repair
• James Starks rushing toward another prize
• Falls cops hit neighborhood drug houses
• Man charged after driving car through garage
• CITY BEAT: Community center issue is just sad
• Super finish for Starks, Packers
• Official: Wrong time for $130M Falls school project
• Church celebrating pastors’ six years
• Conduct cited in suit against police department
• Cuomo in Amherst calling for change
• Getting positive reviews from local officials
• Man burned in mishap at Saint-Gobain
• Now is the time to file a FAFSA
• Game on for wing sales
• Zimmerman plea deal implodes
• ‘Super’ shot for students
• Sweet sale for Lebanon
• Budget’s early reviews positive
• Schools bracing for aid cuts
• Gov cuts state spending for first time in 15 years
• STORM: City bracing for big snowfall
• Teen charged in double fatal car accident
• Testing has begun at site where Love Canal-era chemicals were found
• Pharmacies taking precautions in wake of Mehta arrest
• City’s Tourism Advisory Board to ramp up removal efforts
• Cuomo inds ‘secret’ budget flaw
• National Grid to cut 1,200 jobs
• Falls mom charged after son and a 15-year-old sent to buy drugs
• Fall of a Falls physician
• Drugs seized in raid
• Tourism: Hotels get a boost
• Listings a lift to N.Y.
• FIXING THE FALLS: Group — and $20M investment — transform down-and-out Queen Street
• FIXING THE FALLS: Inspiration is right across the border
• AES PILOT to cost Barker School District $6.2M
• Putting Main Street in bloom
• New class in session for Leadership Niagara
• Natural fits sought on redistricting map
• Verizon taking wait-and-see approach
• Serious accident shuts down Route 104
• Bar owner spared jail time
• No deal for Brandon Carter
• School capital project draws criticism
• 15 cats found abandoned in deplorable conditions
• Missing Newfane man found dead in West Virginia
• A bit of parking relief for Third Street
• City Council: Center’s revival sought
• Muto pleads guilty
• Town to negotiate with state for Joseph Davis
• Lew-Port: A third wheel in talks
• Flight 3407 family member to attend speech
• James Starks is now having a super season
• Local temps hit a low point
• State gets mixed grades on tobacco control
• CITY BEAT: Class in session for Falls school officials
• A plan for One Niagara
• Catholic Charities gets a jump on 2011 Appeal
• Is there room for vendors on Old Falls Street?
• Heritage commission to meet Wednesday
• Contamination related to Love Canal found in LaSalle
• Regents head urges ‘innovation’ to Falls school board
• Lack of running water leads to condemnation of community center
• Falls school officials: Better schools, same taxes
• School officials ‘educate’ leaders on referendum
• Jet Boat expansion approved by Lewiston Village Board
• Lew-Port school board withholding health insurance funds
• Dupont set to hire 27 for Falls plant
• Opening arguments heard in beheading trial
• Crowne Plaza Hotel changes hands
• Niagara-Wheatfield gets tough on bullying
• Locals honor the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with ‘Day of Service’
• Live King’s Dream — for more than a day
• WNY reps stump for UB 2020
• Man charged in Falls burglary probe
• Former councilman will join city’s Taxi Cab Commission
• Lawmakers pushing ‘Renee’s Law’ in Albany
• Local Christian women come together to support those abused
• CITY BEAT: Cordish sees light at the end of the Rainbow
• Marking Martin Luther King’s legacy
• Ice bridge takes shape in Niagara Gorge
• Verizon given a green light in Somerset
• Celena Florist closes after 42 years
• Martin Luther King Jr. service set for Sunday
• Carter has on-again, off-again plea
• Ceretto starts from scratch in the 138th District
• Parks system sees about 1M more people in 2010.
• McCoy will face trial in Jacobi Lovett murder
• No leaks in roof at Falls' municipal complex
• Guy Bax opts to retire
• Richard Muto will take federal plea
• ELA comes early for students
• As city sees dramatic rise in break-ins, police and prosecutors respond
• Plan for Old Stone Chimney moves forward
• Falls council wants investigation of municipal complex complaints
• Village of Lewiston Planning Board approves jet boat alteration plans
• New life for Joseph Davis park?
• Coluccis plead guilty in infant's death
• Clean Air Coalition names Lois Gibbs fellows
• Coluccis plead guilty
• Niagara Falls pop maker discontinues plastic in favor of vintage glass
• Operators of Caroyln’s House seeking more money from city
• Dashing through the snow at a state park near you
• CITY BEAT: Helping to pull the plug
• A legend holds court at NU
• Elderly couple robbed during Wilson home invasion
• 3 teens charged with murder
• Customer appreciation effort kicks off at Niagara Metals
• Elderly Wilson couple victims of armed robbery
• Burglary leads to Lew-Port lockdown
• Texas bank buys back Hotel Niagara for $1M
• Falls homicide trial postponed
• District out to drum up support for project
• Herbs recalled on salmonella concerns
• Driver arrested after hitting sheriff’s deputy’s patrol car
• Robbery suspect is apprehended
• Robbery report prompts Lew-Port lockdown
• Cuomo calls on New Yorkers to build a better government
• Local officials get Cuomo's message
• Niagara-Wheatfield officials look to cut expenses at every school
• Former Magaddino funeral home factored in NFR plan for $400K in state funds
• Hotel Niagara goes on auction block Thursday
• County redistricting commission to meet next week
• Mixed ruling in infant death case
• 914th members being deployed
• Falls school board backs down on Destino
• Lewiston-Porter out of Lilly suit
• Business support: Still job No. 1 for Niagara County
• House coming down for Spallino parking spots
• Murder suspects give up DNA
• National Grid truck rolls over in Cambria
• New Year's Eve partnership will keep rockin’
• Street light delays Wheatfield housing project
• BOCES head touts shared services for school districts
• Demolition work funds for NFR subsidiary are off the table
• Norm's back in business on Niagara Street?
• CITY BEAT: Signs of hope in 2010
• 2011 Agenda: Governor turns to emergency fiscal plan, tax cap
• School organization gives Falls district high marks
• Ceretto sworn in to 138th District
• ‘Day of Service’ to honor MLK holiday
• ‘Move over’ on the streets starting today
• Grisanti moving from Main St.
• Repairs eyed for Lewiston wastewater treatment plant
• Destino responds to charge
• Rough road ahead for Robert Moses?
• Former Niagara Falls mayor heads to prison
• City Council: Light shed on problem
• Destino’s removal sought
• No. 5: Airport starts to take off
• It’s all ‘fare’ game
• A look from the outside
• Local charities bracing for annual drop off in donations
• NO. 7: Policies taken to school in the Falls
• GLYNN: Falls' image tarnished by scandals
• SLIDESHOW: 2010 Holiday Lights residential winners
• New Year’s Eve to rock in Niagara Falls
• No. 7: Modern’s proposed expansion leads to trash talking
• North Tonawanda museum has support structure in place
• Audit delivers good news in Town of Niagara
• SLIDESHOW: 2010 Holiday Lights business winners
• Anello sentenced to 13 months
• FBI returns to Falls city hall
• Lew-Port sticks with game plan on athletic director position
• Falls School District investigating staff fight at high school
• More than 40 letters of support for Anello
• CITY BEAT: Magazine article just part of story
• Food kitchen is end result of a network created so that everybody eats
• DELUCA: Heart and soul providers
• COPS NOTEBOOK: Santa's elves they're not
• Falls casino helps Community Missions create a happier holiday season
• County commission will be tasked with turning 19 legislative districts into 15
• Falls Water Board completes hydrant study
• Family tries to move forward after costly fire
• Falls school officials fire back on Massaro challenge
• City council does away with Peter Kay
• With more than 100 resident on hand, jet boat plans OK’d Monday
• Flight 3407 families ask for web crackdown
• United Way looking for community input
• Q&A: Clearing a path
• Scheer: Looking back on ‘Litttle Gran’
• 12 ISSUES: Salvation Army keeps pot boiling
• SCHEER: Salvation Army much more than red kettles
• County budget dilemma: Spend savings or cut spending?
• BLOTTER: Police reports published Dec. 5
• Home invasion suspect declines plea offer
• Intoxicated mother drops off Starpoint student
• The city’s new fire chief is officially on the job.
• Crips members facing drug charges said to have put ‘bounty’ on police officers
• Four Grand Island men charged in fake kidnapping at outlet mall
• CITY BEAT: It's too early to sound alarm on new fire chief
• Reading between the lines of the county budget
• Merry-go-Christmas at carousel museum
• Police force in focus
• A parents’ journey, set to music
• St. Luke’s Mission partnering with Subway
• Shedding light on the problem
• Direct Air expands service in Falls
• Thompson, Grisanti race could set legal precedents
• Robert Moses Parkway debate drives on
• Waste Management earns pollinator award
• Lewiston board adopts 2011 budget
• Event helps drive away hunger
• Lewiston fitness facility hopes to work out
• High winds lead to destruction of vacant Eighth Street house
• Economic development director’s position elimanted from budget by city council
• City council trims budget $300K
• Don’t bet against OTB’s move off Main
• Judge hints separate trials in Lovett murder case
• Slight tax increase approved in the Town of Niagara
• Lew-Port races to outline plans for federal funds
• County approves AFSCME contract
• Big renovation planned for Whirlpool Jet Boat Tours
• Getting to them early in the Falls School District
• CITY BEAT: Time for a game plan
• Grant allows NU to educate first responders
• Memorial chosen for quality improvement initiative
• ‘Dare to Believe’ set to begin at St. Leo’s
• Tickets on sale for Lewiston's Tour of Homes
• Tax incentives given to Wilson brewery
• Airport now has Vision
• Public needed for vote on big Falls School District project
• Man killed after jump from Rainbow Bridge
• Paying tribute to veterans in the Falls
• Two teens charged in fatal golf club beating
• Remembering Niagara’s fallen heroes
• NCCC offers its Veterans Day salute
• Two teens charged in murder
• Contractor IDs workers in DuPont explosion
• AES goes offline
• Greenpac seeking local tax breaks
• Verizon tax breaks approved
• United Way fundraising effort currently at 57 percent of goal of $1.5M
• Millions in NYPA aid could spark county
• Vets gather at NCCC
• Former Grand Island residents take over operations of Park Place Bed and Breakfast
• Man beaten with golf club dies
• Seneca Indian Nation installs new president
• New policy focuses on collection at Falls Housing Authority
• Chemical explosion at DuPont plant kills contractor, injures another
• Maintenance work sparked fatal explosion
• Casino fraud suspect sentenced
• Festa Notte Italiana is coming
• Habitat presents annual awards
• To run or not to run: Will Cuomo seek presidency?
• CITY BEAT: Moving on from election night
• Manhattan conference costs Niagara Falls School District more than $23,000
• Cuomo: Don’t throw money at New York fiscal problems
• Building up policies, tearing down buildings in Lewiston
• City business district input sought for annual tourism guide
• Culinary supporters hungry for more development
• Falls School District named on state improvement list
• Father Levesque makes NU a good neighbor for the Falls
• Road work lagging in Falls
• Change your clock, change a battery
• Seabee sculpture to be dedicated in North Tonawanda
• Race for 60th District heads to court
• Virtual reality Realtor in the Falls
• Veterans are helping veterans in hospice care
• Falls projects really score
• ELECTRIC LIGHTS:Event collecting food for Community Missions.
• NCCC: Another hurdle cleared in a bid to develop a culinary arts center
• Annual Coats for Kids campaign begins distribution Saturday
• COURTS: McCoy claims he’s not shooter
• TAXES: Residents will have the chance to speak out on proposed increases.
• ELECTION: Grisanti holds 468-vote lead over incumbent Dem Thompson.
• County Legislature throws support behind NCCC’s culinary project in downtown Niagara Falls
• Maziarz happy with election returns
• 60th Senate District in a dead heat
• Ceretto cruises in 138th Assembly District
• Sorry Carl, Cuomo New York's next governor
• Seneca Nation elects Robert Porter president
• Maziarz up big in Niagara County
• Accardo concedes — Ceretto takes 138th Assembly District
• Paladino makes last-minute trip to Lockport
• Modern waste upgrade not solid?
• City grants another $1M to culinary project
• Warme admits to threatening a witness
• New voting system working out bugs
• In the fight against domestic violence, it's about saving lives
• Judge to weigh tougher prison term for former Falls cop
• Still no answers on Lew-Port fund from Flexcare
• CITY BEAT: Forget party politics
• NFR weighs on Assembly race
• Will Dem split make things easy for GOP in 138th?
• Moving full speed ahead
• Sea lion dies at Aquarium of Niagara
• Q&A: Francine DelMonte fights to retain 138th District seat
• City receives final federal funding for new train station and transportation hub
• Falls school board makes it Massaro
• Falls airport now has Spirit
• FORGIONE: Debate was a must see
• Thompson, Grisanti set for rematch in 60th Senate District
• Ceretto’s tax talk has merit
• Claim asks for Kloch’s recusal
• Paterson: State layoffs unavoidable
• IRS warns of Internet scam
• Residents honored by Pine Avenue business group
• More waste for Modern?
• Diabetes cases are rising
• Falls Rotary leaves their hats on for a good cause
• Road to repair rides through Niagara Falls
• Slaughter secures $550K to support NU's new science center
• Accardo dismisses DelMonte attack about Flexcare
• Judge weighs information lawsuit against U.S. Bridge Commission
• New Community Health Center of Niagara earns high praise
• Antoine Thompson named in investigation on shady Aqueduct gaming deal
• Aquarium of Niagara fishing for support to win Pepsi grant
• Holiday Lights of Niagara among three projects planned in region.
• Falls School District considering new phase of capital improvements
• Falls council questions police, fire OT caused by Hard Rock concerts
• Veteran Florida firefighter named new Falls Fire Chief
• City-sponsored series will teach basic building skills to students
• Hurdles still on the menu for proposed NCCC culinary school
• NATURAL HEALTH: Cleansing from the inside out
• Falls man charged in 'execution style' slaying
• City to take a bigger bite in dog license process
• Man who robbed American Legion Post admits guilt
• Twin is arraigned in murder of Joshua Hayes
• Increased police iniatives lead to crime decline along Pine Avenue
• Accused ex-city hall worker offered plea deal
• CSEA to save Lew-Port school district money by eliminating health trust
• Falls City Council rejects second-hand store plans
• City approves deal to have Cordish transfer Rainbow Mall rights to NCCC
• Delmonte presses John Accardo to 'break silence' regarding L-P insurance controversy
• Maria Massaro to become Falls district’s next human resources administrator
• Stiffer sentence sought in Warme case
• Upgrading state parks
• A flood of concern in the Falls
• Cordish gives up mall for culinary institute
• Man survives plunge from roof of hospital
• Falls man shot on Highland
• Fire calls: Published Oct. 16, 2010
• Train station plans rolling in Falls
• Snow Park cooling off this season
• Another handicap
• Study finds money is missing from Lew-Port teachers union fund
• Abate Elementary may be turned into district-run charter school
• Falls police chief proposes $369K budget increase to help combat crime
• Kellick name continues on Main Street
• "First step" vote coming for NCCC Culinary Arts project
• North End HOPE project celebrates first phase of completion
• New passport center opens its doors
• Falls cable deal needs to be watched
• First Seright brother sentenced
• Lewiston town taxes may rise
• Driver, aide fired after Pre-k student escorted all the way home
• Assembly candidate exceeded finance law with donation from brother’s firm
• NTCC: Online booking brings in $1M
• Monster parade will haunt downtown
• Norampac expansion up for discussion
• Sentenced delayed for Toohey
• Falls Board of Education wants to appeal residency ruling
• Mayor dishes out service, talks village issues from barbershop in Lewiston
• Lake ride is stronger than Bills’ pride on a gorgeous Sunday
• CITY BEAT: Don't bet on the casino shutting down
• Falls district loses out on $9M grant to convert Abate into magnet school
• Teen and father pull woman from lower rapids Sunday
• A tale of two residency policies
• State parks offer fall events
• Manufacturer will be moving regional HQ to Niagara County
• HANCI honors its 745 volunteers
• Police triumph on the gridiron —  for now
• Witryol throws ‘waste’ at Maziarz
• ‘Redemption’ for shuttered Niagara Street Church
• Senecas propose compromise, say it's willing to make casino payments directly to host communities
• Special guests help Falls students take part in national read a book day
• Falls chapter of NAACP holding membership drive on Sunday
• Falls' Norampac hit with OSHA fines in wake of worker's death
• Ex-cop from Niagara Falls killed in Pennsylvania
• DEC siting plan says no hazardous waste storage expansion needed in state
• Paterson threatening to terminate Seneca casino compact
• HOPE VI project celebrating completion of first batch of homes
• Residency ruling to cost Falls School District
• City, block club joining forces to battle graffiti at high-profile building
• Tax increase proposed in Wheatfield
• Village planning board wants further review on property changes
• Kiwanis Club makes 'cool' donation to Falls Fire Department
• Falls cops looking for shooter in North End incident
• Crime 'epidemic' decried in city of Niagara Falls
• Teaching the 'SMART' way in Niagara Falls schools
• CITY BEAT: What are we talking about?
• Schreader is state’s Deputy of the Year
• Will city see the light on company's displays?
• Falls schools residency policy dismissed by judge
• Pot dealer popped in the Falls
• Are you ready for some football?
• Council reacts to proposed tax hike
• Dyster calls for tax hike in Falls
• City falls short in comptroller's report over NTCC
• Vote to keep Aquarium grant afloat
• Wilson voters to decide on capital project
• Massing is 'lucky' and loved
• Three busted by county’s drug task force in Lockport
• Lew-Port welcomes group of German students
• DelMonte says she's staying in race
• Local details emerge on Race to the Top funds
• Jury critical of indictment’s wording in Allen murder trial
• Allen guilty of murder in death of Renee Greco
• Former Lew-Port student being honored
• Two Niagara events help those dealing with Alzheimer’s
• 'More difficult times' forcasted for State Parks system
• Tomasino, Catone plead guilty in U.S. District Court
• Air conditioning, other repairs promised for Falls library
• Minority applicants sought for Falls fire, police exams
• Chilton, Orchard Parkway neighborhood granted historic designation
• Teacher worried music is dying out in Falls schools
• $1.8M state grant awarded for Globe rail line
• Unknown vandals strike again at Gill Creek Park
• Carol Ash credited with improving State Park system
• Former Lewiston councilwoman calls for investigation in fencing bid for dog park
• Dyster presenting proposed 2011 budget on Friday
• Funding in place for Robert Moses Parkway scoping process
• "Confusion" surrounds new contract for N-W school superintendent
• Charges pending in fatal Town of Porter crash
• Buffalo Bills release QB Trent Edwards
• Two students killed in Ransomville crash
• Falls woman involved in Monday crash dies
• Accardo claims victory in 138th District primary
• Accardo sounds off on Ceretto
• COPS NOTEBOOK: Going above and beyond
• Auction canceled for Hotel Niagara building
• Eleven rescued in early morning fires in the Falls
• Senate candidate Grisanti calls out Thompson for proposing grant to NFR
• Frenchman walking a tightrope Sunday in Niagara Falls
• Sugary drinks dismissed from Falls schools
• City demolishes home where fatal fire occurred
• “Experts” can only speculate on local economic impact of wind farming
• Law enforcement agencies collecting prescription medications
• Memorial Medical Center going to "Plan B" following city's grant denial
• One Niagara owners preparing new site plan submission
• Owners eyeing April for Whistle Pig's reopening
• Hire of Glatz as county manager confirmed
• Cause is no surprise in fatal fire
• Harvey heading to North Carolina
• Special group of players take center stage for Starpoint volleyball team
• Suspect in woman’s slaying to return to North Carolina
• Expert is all aboard
• Suspect in high profile North Carolina murder arrested in Niagara Falls
• What goes around
• GLYNN: Paladino vs. Cuomo shapes up as nasty race
• Memorial wants an additional $250K in casino cash
• A community bids farewell
• Niagara River Chamber decides not to renew president’s contract
• Concern raised over fence contract for Lewiston Dog Park
• Event in Youngstown to benefit victims in fatal fire
• Falls adds to street repair list
• 8-year-old boy killed in 19th Street fire
• Paterson coming to town — Tuscaroras will be waiting
• New life for downtown walkway?
• Lewiston goes to the dogs this Saturday
• Accardo wins 138th, DelMonte not ready to concede
• Ulrich hungry for NCCC
• Percy pays back NTCC
• Drug kingpin taken down
• Election commissioners say primary went smoothly
• Voter anger helps lift Paladino, UB expert says
• Awaiting final vote tally
• High voter turnout leads to voting issues for some
• Wheatfield ballot situation called into question
• Thompson cruises to primary win
• Niagara County primary results
• Niagara Falls Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• U.S. judge continues to bar state Indian cigarette tax
• Niagara-Wheatfield board agrees to meet just once a month
• Former pastor is making restitution to defrauded congregation
• Council imposes freeze on non-essentials
• Council in the dark on NFR grant
• Loose lips irk Lew-Port teacher union president
• 19th Street facility up for Council vote
• Pfeiffer: Great beauty, greater danger
• Whipping the white water
• Safety stressed in talks of potential upgrades
• Lew-Port: Filling in the gaps
• Flu vaccines have arrived — with an extra dose of H1N1 fighting-power
• Racing to conclusions on federal funds
• ‘Tourette coach’ expected to remain a Lew-Port teacher
• CITY BEAT: How to run a public agency
• Supply costs add up for parents gearing up for new school year
• Demler responds to Wheatfield audit report
• Wheatfield officials tackle deficit
• Three Falls lawmakers eye city spending freeze
• State Park Police take a Page from the past
• Man drowns off of Olcott Harbor
• Audit blasts Wheatfield officials
• Prison for former Falls mayor Vince Anello
• Charges follow accident that shut down Niagara Falls Boulevard for hours
• Poll: Cuomo ahead but ‘ducking’ fix for state budget
• City Grill suspect hit with top murder counts
• Niagara County comprehensive plan wins kudos from pros
• Sanborn dad makes a special home delivery
• Lewiston racing down path with bike trail
• Tracking texting and driving — there's an app for that
• Two elderly drivers ram buildings
• Motorcyclist leads cops on dangerous South End chase
• Carl Paladino speaks at chamber breakfast, shows little concern for opponents
• Underground Railroad ready for its TV close-up
• Falls parents receive supervised visitation
• Shooting, car chase rock North End
• Airline operator wants better marketing at Falls airport
• Former Falls mayor Vince Anello to take plea Thursday
• Falls a casualty in Seneca tax dispute
• Power Authority profits to stay in WNY
• Hard Rock concert crowds were no problem for police
• Should the band play on?
• Police charge Lewiston man in Players’ attack
• Allen trial staying put — for now
• UB president announces retirement
• Suspect in City Grill shooting has bail set at $500K
• A change in plans for NFR?
• Outlook hazy on federal funds for Falls schools
• Judge won’t block cig tax; federal order sought
• Tuscaroras send a message on cigarette tax
• Artpark changes Tuesday concert start
• Falls agencies pool resources
• CITY BEAT: Reason to be proud
• Leasons learned in the Falls school district
• Western New Yorkers are building homes for heroes
• Citizens Bank branch hit again
• This firefighter is allways ready to battle a blaze
• Parking deal between Falls and NTCC drives criticism
• Police bag M&T Bank robbery suspect
• Fire calls: Published Aug. 29, 2010
• Falls School Board approves slew of appoinments, retirements
• Dyster wants details in wake of NTCC spending report
• Hotel Niagara placed on the auction block
• Review of NTCC raises questions over spending
• Man surrenders in Buffalo shooting case
• Defense wants murder trial moved
• Greenpac plans move forward on Portage
• City veterans memorial moves forward
• Memorial Medical Center debuts Summit Family Health Center
• Trio of Gazette staffers pick up AP awards
• Porter home invasion suspect has now violated parole twice
• Man killed in Newfane lawn mower rollover
• NTCC report raises questions
• NTCC board's official response to agency's review
• Walmart lunchmeats are recalled
• Niagara County Surrogates clerk fired
• Crime chief calls for a little more Impact
• NTCC audit to be unveiled Wednesday
• Hiring choices raise concern with Falls school board members
• All aboard for the North End rail station
• New York among state winners in "Race to the Top"
• Cast a vote for Lauren’s wedding
• County administrator’s estate stipend plan scrapped
• Cigarette may have caused Pendleton barn fire
• NYPA has big plans for Reservoir State Park
• Patriot tales at Niagara County Patriots meeting
• ‘RAC’ing up the stats on the streets of the Falls
• Riding along with the Falls' RAC II
• Kickstands up for local effort to help wounded veterans
• Local tour firm adds Gray Line franchise
• CITY BEAT: Niagara: The land of Or
• Anti-crime program looks to make an impact with youngsters at an early age
• 28 days later — you may not pass at Lew-Port
• Two DWI arrests in four days for Wilson man
• Jobless rate up slightly in Niagara County
• Details emerge in Paul Harris case
• Mount St. Mary’s takes a growing problem to heart
• For this man it's Letterman or bust
• Despite cuts, local law enforcement says Operation Impact still has bite
• SHERIFF’S OFFICE: Drunken driving: Over the limit, under arrest
• Falls man sold coke in NT bar
• First Niagara expands into Connecticut
• Lewiston, Porter tax rates set
• Falls district starting school year with 29 less employees
• Thompson delivering demo dollars — to NFR?
• Modern Disposal worker struck in Wheatfield
• Women to gather Saturday at Habitat for Humanity project
• Judge orders One Niagaraw talks
• Some international flavor set for this weekend on Niagara Street
• Niagara Falls veterans memorial marches ahead
• Paul Harris guilty of menacing
• Person wanted after dropping off rabid cat in Newfane
• Online bookings up for tourism group
• Drug bust nets 18 suspects in Lockport, Gasport and NT
• Taxpayers Party Line picking up steam
• County GOP gets on board with Paladino
• Falls school officials planning to ask voters to approve $100M+ in district work
• Foreigner rocks Artpark
• Security cameras eyed for Lewiston Landing
• Free Henry! — Band is loud and proud
• TAM group receiving state aid
• Plea offered in Cadille Post robbery — if restitution can be made
• Ricotta discussion expected at tonight's Lew-Port meeting
• Coluccis get out of jail
• Glynn family gives $2 million to NU
• Taking a bite out Sharks on Third Street
• Bachman & Turner Artpark show canceled
• Falls man lured to apartment, robbed
• Judge to monitor Falls student
• Restoring the public's trust
• Neigbors quick response cited in skydiver plane crash
• Route 62 designation signed into law
• CITY BEAT: Remembering one funny man
• Cancer care outfit eyes Cambria suites
• Five arrested in ruckus after rap event
• Pregnancy won’t get mom out
• Daisy helping SPCA raise funds — and awareness
• Governor signs no-fault divorce bill
• State banning phosphorus in detergent, fertilizer
• Buffalo shooting charges dropped
• Bax's future at City Hall still unknown
• Rabid cat found in Newfane
• Silent approach nabs burglars
• Buffalo Avenue road work zipping along
• Falls artist takes center stage at Lewiston Art Festival
• Kane's Cup Runneth Over
• Kane's Cup Runneth Over at Niagara Falls
• Police raid house, shoot pit bull, make one arrest
• School districts hit hard by state testing shift
• Blood member faces weapons charge
• Man convicted of ’09 Town of Tonawanda shooting
• Drug, weapon charges lodged after May 13 holdup incident
• BLOTTER: Police reports published Aug. 13
• 190 traffic facing detour at 290 ramp next week
• Porter home invasion hearing includes apology
• Lake wind farm panel powers up
• Green Tire site gets IDA support
• Skydiver plane crash cause confirmed
• Public Enemy ‘Say It Like It Really Is’ at the Falls
• Paladino says he’s locked up second line for governor
• Niagara County in line for $10.5M in federal funding
• NYPA funds for city, Niagara County promised
• NYPA holding line on rates
• Falls Housing Authority backs labor deals
• Errors found in Probe residency report for Falls schools
• Police investigate 19th Street crash that injured five
• NYPA keeping power rates steady — for now
• Leading the way locally on preservation
• Police: Lockport shooting may be accidental
• Making the case for preservation not demolition
• North Tonawanda man found shot dead in Amherst
• Partnership spares Pre-K program at Lew-Port
• Anderson buys Cafe Etc. for $130K at auction
• Rookie cops ready to hit the streets in the Falls
• Double duty recommended for Restaino
• No ‘sign’ of trouble at HOPE VI
• Lew-Port soccer coach made up Tourette claim
• Money matters when it comes to political campaigns
• Suicidal man stopped at Horseshoe Falls
• Human remains found in lower Niagara River
• Skydiver Involved in Wilson plane crash dies
• Lockport family, sheriff’s office continue search for Sheryl Rucci
• CITY BEAT: Wastin' away again
• Lewiston in the red with greenway funds
• A case of too many casinos?
• County manager search committee meeting Tuesday
• New Football League coming to the Niagara region

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