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Teen admits to defacing street signs, dumpster
A City of Tonawanda resident pleaded guilty Thursday to criminal mischief and a misdemeanor charge of making graffiti for defacing street signs and a dumpster last winter.
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Head of the Class: Sorenson, Utzig at top of class at NT High
North Tonawanda High School's valedictorian Caroline Sorenson and salutatorian Jessica Utzig both are set to buck the trends of the old school.
Twin Cities: Music to precede fireworks
The Sugar 'N Jazz Orchestra and Rip & the Band Dogs are scheduled to perform in the City of Tonawanda as part of Friday night's fireworks festivities for the Twin Cities.
WNY man charged after fireworks-sparked blaze
A western New York man is accused of selling the fireworks that a 6-year-old boy ignited and sparked a fire that damaged four buildings in Buffalo and left six families homeless.
North Tonawanda: Council president finalizes bankruptcy
North Tonawanda Common Council President Brett Sommer announced in December 2006 he would be filing for bankruptcy.
Town of Tonawanda: Final respects for church
Dozens of mourners gathered Wednesday evening to pay their final respects to a 43-year-old member of the community that left too soon - St.
Six-year-old playing with fireworks sparks two-alarm fire in Buffalo
A six-year-old playing with fireworks Tuesday sparked a huge fire in a Buffalo home, says fire investigator Lieutenant Sal Colangelo.
City of Tonawanda: Environmental study approved
The potential for development of a prime piece of real estate along the Niagara River in the City of Tonawanda took a step forward Tuesday night.
Tonawanda residents oppose intersection plan
Town of Tonawanda residents continued to voice their displeasure with the state Department of Transportation's proposal to fix one of the state's most dangerous intersections.
Tonawanda man charged with selling the fireworks that touched off Vermont Street fire
A 49-year-old Tonawanda man is charged with selling fireworks that ended up in the hands of a 6-year-old boy who ignited one, causing the Vermont Street fire that left six families homeless Tuesday afternoon, ...
City of Tonawanda: Making noise
Kelly Will has lived in the City of Tonawanda for nearly a year. She loves the neighborhood and the location of her apartment, but she and her neighbors are fed up with what they say are rowdy kids congregating ...
City of Tonawanda: Peters says goodbye
Having fun has been a big part of Barbara Peters' personality as superintendent of Tonawanda City Schools.
CRIME: Robbery suspect faces new charges
The man accused of robbing the Daily Grind coffee shop last week is facing charges in connection with a burglary in the City of Tonawanda.
North Tonawanda: Shots fired in Felton St. home
A man who repeatedly discharged a shotgun inside his Felton Street home early Saturday was arraigned Monday in North Tonawanda City Court.
MOVIES: Riviera Theatre features films from 1939
For the summer of 2008, the Riviera Theatre is going back to 1939. The historic North Tonawanda theater is featuring films from 1939 during its third annual summer film series.
Group promotes Wal-Mart as catalyst
The head of a local pro-Wal-Mart group told Common Council members Tuesday that they need to keep in mind the positives that a new retail outlet will bring to the city.
Police say an Amherst man is lucky to be alive after he decided to go exploring through six blocks of the City of Tonawanda storm drainage system Wednesday morning.
Tonawanda schools bid hail and farewell
Tuesday night's meeting of the Tonawanda School Board was marked by greetings and farewells.
Police lobby to add canine to the force
Town of Tonawanda police are lobbying for a new recruit. But instead of perusing Civil Service lists, they will be checking out dog kennels.
Brighton Fire Company to celebrate field days
Live music will be featured nightly at Brighton Fire Company's field days, Thursday through next Saturday at their Jamaica Road fire hall in the Town of Tonawanda.