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Chris Bohnenkamp and Jon Fregulia jet boat through the Whirlpool Rapids on the Niagara River recently.
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Seneca leader calls Cuomo a bully
The head of the Seneca Indians accused Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Friday of engaging in "playground bully tactics" over their casino disagreement.
How is radioactive site being secured?
Radioactive materials from the nation's atomic weapons program, known as the Manhattan Project, are buried beneath a 10-acre clay cap hill in the Town of Lewiston.
Maziarz receives St. Vincent De Paul Award from Niagara University
State Sen. George Maziarz, a member of the Niagara University Class of 1976, was presented with the St.
Applications now being accepted for Sass nursing scholarship
Applications for the Ruth and William O. Sass Scholarship to encourage excellence in the field of nursing are being accepted through June 1. Named in honor of Dr.
911 call confusion leads to changes
Imagine calling 911 for help and finding the dispatcher on the other end can't figure out who to send.
Roofer admits scamming $600K from man
The Buffalo News reports that 52-year-old David Marsh of Niagara Falls pleaded guilty Wednesday in Niagara County Court in a plea deal that allows him to avoid prison time while requiring him to make monthly payments to the victim.
Two frozen yogurt shops to open on same Elmwood Village strip
One particular strip of Elmwood Avenue will experience a deep freeze this summer as two frozen yogurt joints set up shop within a block of each other.
Future of Falls icon is uncertain
The future of the Maid of the Mist is in jeopardy. When a California-based company takes over in Canada next year, the iconic tour boat company won't have any place to store their boats.
Saving Damsels wins Native American Music Awards best rock recording
Saving Damsels won the Native American Music Award's Best Rock Record of 2013 on Saturday.
A rare Niagara Falls appearance for David Bromberg
Bromberg and his band will be playing a set at the Seneca Niagara Casino and Hotel's Bear's Den, an intimate 450-seat venue known for its pristine sound system.
Ceretto: Redesign of Robert Moses Parkway needs to get moving
Assemblyman John Ceretto is calling on the state to get moving on the redesign of the Robert Moses Parkway.
Former Lewiston Mayor Richard Soluri to return to Greenway Commission
Maziarz receives St. Vincent De Paul Award from Niagara University
State Sen. George Maziarz, a member of the Niagara University Class of 1976, was presented with the St.
Cornerstone CFCU provides scholarships to 10 high school members
Pictured, left to right, seated: Lauren Wager, Stephanie DiCarlo and Meghan Menz; back row, from left: Jamie Woodley, Edmund Pfeil, Allison Adair, Hailey Stapleton and Sarah Thompson.
NY's largest cemetery celebrates 175th anniversary
The still active cemetery in Brooklyn was the largest cemetery in the world at the end of the 19th century.
NY's largest cemetery celebrates 175th anniversary
President Barack Obama is welcoming British Prime Minister David Cameron to the White House for talks on subjects ranging from Syria's civil war to preparations for a coming summit of the world's leading... President Barack Obama is welcoming British Prime Minister David Cameron to the White House for talks on subjects ranging from Syria's civil ... (more)
Community Missions, YWCA host art auction
Community Missions of Niagara Frontier and the YWCA of Niagara are joining forces to host an upcoming art auction on Friday, June 7, at the Sheraton at the Falls in Niagara Falls.
On House Floor, Higgins urges NYPA funding for removal of Robert Moses Parkway
In January, Congressman Brian Higgins, NY-26, first kicked off an effort to help the City of Niagara Falls reclaim its waterfront by laying out an argument for the New York Power Authority to fully fund removal of the Robert Moses Parkway.
Western New York's only radio show specifically addressing Native issues. Host, John Kane, has been a voice for Native sovereignty for several decades and now is on air broadcasting on the 50,000 watts of power from WWKB 1520AM.