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Downsizing Coming to Niagara County Legislature
The government downsizing movement was emphatically embraced by Niagara County voters last night.
School chief touts health cooperative
The superintendent of Potsdam Central School District said the district can save $498,228 next year by joining a health cooperative in Western New York.
West Seneca residents complain about noise at blacktop plant
Residents pleaded with the West Seneca Town Board on Monday night to do something about the rumblings of a blacktop processing plant they say has been making it difficult to sleep at night.
West Seneca West Marching Band Named State Champions
The West Seneca West Marching Band captured the Governora s Cup Sunday in the New York State Field Band Competition at Syracuse Universitya s Carrier Dome.
Records link Pigeon to 2007 campaigns in West Seneca
November 01, 2009, 12:16 AM / When Sheila Meegan decided to run for Town Council in West Seneca, she had everything but money.
West Seneca tax receiver's office may be axed, but 2 seek it anyway
October 30, 2009, 7:00 AM / For the first time in a dozen years, West Seneca voters will have a choice when they cast ballots Tuesday for the town's receiver of taxes.
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Racism charge costing Iannello support
The Buffalo Teachers Federation is poised to withdraw its support for Legislator Michele M. Iannello today after alleging she demanded the removal of Working Families Party volunteers campaigning for her because they were black.
Decision to let downsizing proceed won't be appealed
October 23, 2009, 7:15 AM / The West Seneca residents who filed a lawsuit trying to delay downsizing of the Town Board have decided not to appeal a judge's ruling this week that the change will take effect Jan.
Paterson adviser interviews Sacha
Gov. David A. Paterson’s top legal adviser interviewed former Assistant District Attorney Mark A. Sacha in Albany on Thursday concerning allegations that two successive Erie County district attorneys gave a political pass on election law violations to Democratic operative G. Steven Pigeon.
Across Central New York, people search the Internet, drive and wait to get a flu shot
Charlie Schuyler get his flu shot from Laura Ingalls at the Rite-Aid parmacy at West Seneca Turnpike in Syracuse on Thursday.
Ruling upholds West Seneca downsizing timeline
As of Jan. 1 the West Seneca Town Board will have only three members - two councilmen and the town supervisor -State Supreme Court Justice Donna M. Siwek ruled this afternoon.
Craig Brown: Outed! MI5 reveals the first politician glad to be gay
One of the most unexpected passages in the weighty new official history of MI5 by Professor Christopher Andrew comes from the pen of Jeremy Thorpe, the former leader of the Liberal Party.
Held is cleaning up as a supplier
October 13, 2009, 6:49 AM / To save money, William Held Jr. began buying his janitorial company's cleaning supplies directly from the manufacturer 15 years ago.
North Tonawanda: Police arrest woman for cashing dead mother's checks
North Tonawanda police assisted state fraud investigators in arresting a West Seneca woman who allegedly had cashed several workers compensation checks addressed to her dead mother.
New judge will hear arguments in West Seneca downsizing dispute
October 16, 2009, 6:37 AM / State Supreme Court Justice Gerald J. Whalen recused himself Thursday from a dispute over when the West Seneca Town Board downsizing will take effect.
Judge considers stepping aside in West Seneca downsizing case
State Supreme Court Justice Gerald J. Whelan is considering whether to recuse himself from a dispute over when the West Seneca Town Board downsizing will take effect.
Midland teen earns karate black belt
Sixth-year Midland karate student Erica Dusome, 19, was promoted to the rank of Shodan first-degree black belt during a ceremony in late September.
Testimony discussed in slaying
"Murder? I should have asked for an attorney," Darrius S. Molson said when informed what he was being charged with after a June 19 police interview in Niagara Falls.
Running red light leads to drug-related charges
October 12, 2009, 6:53 AM / A driver who ran a red light at about 11:30 p. m. Saturday on Transit Road in Elma was charged with drug possession after an Erie County sheriff's deputy found him with several small bags of suspected heroin residue and three hypodermic needles.