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Niagara Falls Arena Plan Fails Basic Feasibility Test: Where’s the Team?
Niagara Falls, New York · Niagara Falls

Niagara Falls Arena Plan Fails Basic Feasibility Test: Where’s the Team?

A Vision Posed as a Feasibility Study In April 2024, the City of Niagara Falls commissioned Sports Facilities Advisory, LLC (SFA) to conduct a feasibility report for a proposed sports and entertainment complex. The proposed Centennial Park complex would feature a 180,000-square-foot main arena with 6-7-thousand seats, an ice rink and amenities, a smaller 500-seat community rink for youth events, and supporting infrastructure, including 800 parki…See the Story
County Hall of Fame inducts class of 2025
Hall of Fame · Huntingdon

County Hall of Fame inducts class of 2025

The Huntingdon County Sports Hall of Fame conducted its 27th installation banquet Saturday evening at the Smithfield Fire Company. The five inductees were Chad Brindle, Don Donaldson, Ty Levy, Garrett Scott and Jason Shea.See the Story
Hank Nevins Tapped for Hall of Fame; Still Going Strong at WLVL and WBEN - The Niagara Reporter
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Hank Nevins Tapped for Hall of Fame; Still Going Strong at WLVL and WBEN - The Niagara Reporter

By Tony Farina Attributed to Geoffrey Chaucer in his Canterbury Tales of 1836, the idiom “better late than never” is certainly befitting at this time for long-time radio personality Hank Nevins who, excuse me, is past 70 and this week was included in the class of inductees along with six others into the Buffalo Broadcasters Hall of Fame Class of 2025. Recognized for his radio career that began in the 1970s at WUSJ while attending Grahm College i…Read Article

Mayor Restaino's YouTube Rants: From Eminent Domain to Imminent Disaster - The Niagara Reporter

By Nick Del Vecchio Whatever you may think about Robert Restaino, the Niagara Falls mayor definitely likes the sound of his own voice. If you have any doubts about this, you might want to check out Restaino’s “Weekly Update” videos posted on YouTube. That is, of course, if the mayor’s voice is audible over the chirping of crickets, who appear to be the only witnesses to his weekly ponderings. Unfortunately, for Restaino, in addition to crickets,…Niagara Falls, New York · Niagara FallsRead Article

JUSTICE OR JUST PRESS? Did NY AG Letitia James Weaponize Law for Attention in Lawsuit Against Niagara Wheatfield School? - The Niagara Reporter

By Frank Parlato Brian Ginsberg, a former assistant solicitor general for New York, filed a petition to the U.S. Supreme Court on May 12, accusing his former boss, Attorney General Letitia James, of abusing her prosecutorial powers in a Title IX case. Ginsberg claims that James twisted the legal doctrine of parens patriae to shoehorn herself into a case involving teenagers against a western New York school district. After leaving the New York At…Justice · Niagara FallsRead Article

Shadows of Little Italy - The Niagara Reporter

The following was written by investigative journalist Ken Cosentino. Niagara Falls native Gabriel Porto was a proud Italian-American. His book, aptly titled “Memoirs of an Italian American”, was self published in 2023 on Amazon. As one might suspect, “Memoirs of an Italian American” is Gabriel Porto’s autobiography. Porto was a first generation Italian-American whose parents migrated to the United States in the early twentieth century. Born in 1…Niagara Falls, New York · Niagara FallsRead Article

CHECKMATE OR CHECK FRAUD? Mayor’s Eminent Scheme to Block $1.5B Data Center Exposed - The Niagara Reporter

By Nick Del Vecchio An intriguing game of chess is being played out in court between attorneys representing Niagara Falls Redevelopment and Mayor Robert Restaino. Restaino and the city are determined to capture NFR’s Queen, 10 acres of land known legally as Parcel 0, which is essential to the completion of the digital data center they hope to build downtown. NFR has re-positioned several pieces to protect their lady by filing two new documents w…Chess · Niagara FallsRead Article

Niagara No-Brainer: Restaino Dunks $1.5B Data Center - The Niagara Reporter

By Nick Del Vecchio Niagara Falls Redevelopment’s proposed $1.5 billion data center adjacent to downtown Niagara Falls has been temporarily derailed by Mayor Robert Restaino’s administration. The mayor and his attorneys have invoked eminent domain in order to claim NFR’s property planned for its Niagara Digital Campus. Restaino has other plans for the property and is determined to prevent NFR’s project from becoming a reality. NFR’s planned 1.2 …Niagara Falls, New York · Niagara FallsRead Article

Gardengate: Part Four - Exposing the Truth - The Niagara Reporter

The following is Part Four of an ongoing series by investigative journalist Ken Cosentino. Part One, Two and Three recap: Niagara Falls Department of Public Works (DPW) invaded a privately owned home sensory garden, which occupied both public and private property; and removed just about everything. The family whose garden was destroyed were fined $2,300 by the City for expenses incurred during the clean up. Some of the sensory garden was on publ…Niagara Falls, New York · Niagara FallsRead Article

Work, Not Whining: Police Chief Stauffiger Holds the Line

Town of Tonawanda Police Chief James Stauffiger is engaged in a labor dispute with the local police union, which represents approximately 90 officers. The union is led by Officer Andy Thompson, its elected president. And front and center? Officer Bikramjit Singh resigned in February following disciplinary action from the Chief, who accused him of lying about his handling of potential evidence. This was not Singh’s first disciplinary matter. In 2…Work · TonawandaSee the Story

Gardengate: Part Three - Did the City Act Unlawfully? - The Niagara Reporter

The following is Part Three of an ongoing series by investigative journalist Ken Cosentino. Part One recap: Niagara Falls DPW removed a sensory garden owned by a family whose 15 year old son has autism. The sensory garden occupied both public and private property. Local journalist Mark Scheer first reported the story on Friday, April 25th, three days after the incident. Scheer’s Niagara Gazette article and a social media uproar prompted a media …Niagara Falls, New York · Niagara FallsRead Article

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