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Hiring freeze imposed in N. Tonawanda
City lawmakers Tuesday imposed a hiring freeze for the remainder of the year. By a 5-0 vote during a meeting in City Hall, the Common Council enacted a measure to block any new full-time employees from being hired by the city through Dec.
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Report Abuse Posted: 2009-11-21 Anthony, Town of Tonawanda By: Anthony This is in responce to Don in Kenmore about the New York State Department of Transportation employees getting "guaranteed 12 hours a day for snow removal". Where did you come up with this one Don? Starting about mid November the DOT highway workers go on whats called winter ...
North Tonawanda: Council enacts hiring freeze
The North Tonawanda Common Council approved a hiring freeze at Tuesday's meeting as it waits to evaluate the effectiveness of a retirement incentive designed to eliminate five full-time positions by the end of this month.
City of Tonawanda: Cleaner charged with theft of customer's painkillers
City of Tonawanda police arrested a Lackawanna man for allegedly stealing a customer's prescription pain medication while cleaning her carpets.
Town of Tonawanda: Franquet given 20 to life
Confessed murderer Julius C. Franquet avoided a 25 years-to-life sentence for pleading guilty to killing his live-in girlfriend last December, but not by much.
City of Tonawanda: Gastown cleanup on the way
An underground metal tank containing coal tar, gravel and water is slated to be removed from the Gastown site at 126 East Niagara St.
MUSIC: The songs (and paintings) of Ron Hawkins
By Eric DuVall eric.duvall@gnnewspaper.com A lot of things have changed since Ron Hawkins was on the stage at Gateway Harbor in North Tonawanda in 2006.
North Tonawanda: Neighborhood watch group ready to convene
When North Tonawanda residents were invited to speak publicly for the third time in September, anger over vice, vandalism, drugs and decay around Oliver Street had given way to talk of solutions.
Canal Discovery: Tonawanda Creek is part of the canal
The construction of the Erie Canal between Lockport and Lake Erie was part of the western section of the canal, which contained two very challenging segments for the canal engineers.
Town of Tonawanda: Man arrested for larceny after chase
A car chase that started with thefts in an Amherst parking lot ended with an arrest Wednesday in the Town of Tonawanda.
Town of Tonawanda: Larceny arrest yields drug bust
A woman arrested for allegedly stealing cans of Red Bull and malt liquor saw drug charges added to the list of offenses after police went through her purse.
North Tonawanda: Date set for hearing in sex offender's parole case
Paroled sex offender James McKinney violated a half dozen terms of his controversial release last spring, according to Assistant state Attorney General Wendy Witing.
City of Tonawanda: Gastown cleanup on the way
An underground metal tank containing coal tar, gravel and water is slated to be removed from the Gastown site at 126 East Niagara St.
Led by N.T. win, GOP has big day in Niagara County
Republicans ruled the day in North Tonawanda - and beyond in Niagara County. Republican challenger Robert G. Ortt pulled off an upset of Democrat incumbent Lawrence V. Soos on Tuesday with a strong victory in the North Tonawanda mayor's race.
North Tonawanda: Outreach center replaces vandalized horse
Last year, volunteers at North Tonawanda's Community Outreach Center were outraged by a senseless act of vandalism.
Roy-Hart bids out first phase of project
Progress is being made with the Royalton-Hartland School District's $8.3 million capital improvement project.
Town of Tonawanda: Budget passes with 1.5 percent tax hike
Taxes in the Town of Tonawanda are going up 1.5 percent for homeowners next year, but one speaker at Thursday's public hearing was more concerned about the budget's effect on local business.
North Tonawanda: One injured in Oliver Street crash
A minor accident Friday on Oliver Street in North Tonawanda sent one man to the hospital with possible neck injuries.
City of Tonawanda: Vigilant Guard exercise called a success
When Brian and Gary Metzger, owners of Metzger Removal Inc., signed on to build the piles of rubble that would later house the Vigilant Guard exercise at the former Spaulding Fibre site, they did so with little time to spare.
City of Tonawanda: Falls man charged after car break-in
A Niagara Falls man was caught just after midnight Friday by City of Tonawanda police as he attempted to steal several items from a car on Duffy Drive.