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Maziarz disputes Bruno trial witness
State Sen. George D. Maziarz was a "go-between" linking a corrupt labor union to former Senate Majority Leader Joseph L. Bruno, a convicted felon has testified in Bruno's fraud trial, which is expected to go the jury today in Albany.
Nov. 19, 1937 Swimmer Marilyn Bell, who at age 16 swam across Lake Ontario, was born at Toronto.
LOCKPORT: Chapman wins Downtown Meltdown, bragging rights
The Downtown Meltdown was good for the four men who shed a total of 129 pounds, and better for the United Way.
From the blotter / Niagara County police calls, Oct. 26 to Nov. 7
November 15, 2009, 8:08 AM / Oct 26 State Police in Lockport charged Shawn M. Carr, 32, of Lake Road, Youngstown, on a vehicle and traffic violation on Route 425 in Cambria at 11:45 p. m., after a check revealed his driving privileges had been suspended.
Niagara Falls A* THEFT: Police have recovered a car stolen belonging to a Youngstown man.
RRG information session on DEC Siting Plan Tuesday
Residents for Responsible Government reminds the northern Niagara community it will be holding an information session, detailing the recently issued state Department of Environmental Conservation Draft Hazardous Waste Siting Plan and Draft Generic Environmental Impact Statement.
Service isn't limited to same ola thing
A coffee bar in the basement, a rock band wearing shades indoors in the sanctuary and a 30-something Scotsman who never planned to be a pastor.
Political Notebook: Leftover election goodies
I managed to accumulate 30 or so samplings of the campaign literature that made its way into mailboxes in Niagara Falls, Lewiston and Wheatfield during this year's primary and general elections.
Good morning, Buffalo: A quick look at what's happening today
November 07, 2009, 12:19 AM / Skies will be mostly sunny for most of the day, but a few sprinkles could show up between 9 p.m. and midnight.
It was one of those lovely fall days that begs for a leisurely ride along foliage-covered roads.
Lions' poster contest entries unveiled
The newest civic organization in town presented its first community service project on Friday night - an International Peace Poster Contest for students from Stella Niagara Education Park.
Legislature Election: Voters offered choice in 12th District
In the Niagara County Legislature's 12th District voters will be offered a choice this year between an incumbent who believes he's done quite a bit to improve the quality of life in Lewiston and a political newcomer who thinks he has what it takes to accomplish much more.
Construction worker injured at job site
A Youngstown construction worker was injured at 10:30 a. m. Thursday, when a mini-excavator backed over his leg in the 1600 block of Weston Avenue, police said.
Wine and antiques a perfect pairing
Few of the many festivals held throughout the summer and fall have the unique undertones found at the Sanborn Winetique Festival.
Deveaux residents can't be overlooked
We were pleased to read of the Niagara Falls City Council and mayor's decision to apply for the federal stimulus funds to reconfigure or remove two sections of the Robert Moses Parkway.
Robert Bergman's New Kind of Rapture
Walking out of Robert Bergman 's "Selected Portraits" at P.S. 1, you may find yourself staring in rapt amazement at the faces of people around you.
YOUNGSTOWN: Students a oerecruiteda to learn about history
The line of grade schoolers grabbed their muskets. They all pointed their guns at their commander and he shouted, red-faced: "Has anybody heard me say, 'aim?' " he asked.
October 18, 2009, 6:43 AM / Niagara County faith-related events Following is a weekly listing of upcoming faith-related events held around Niagara County.
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