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Niagara County fires back on Mount View lawsuit

LOCKPORT – Niagara County Attorney Claude A. Joerg moved last week to dismiss a lawsuit that attempted to invalidate the county’s sale of its former nursing home, which closed at the end of...

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Schools hope state aid will trim deficits

If it seems like budget gaps in suburban school districts are worse than ever this year, that’s because they are.• Frontier Central is working to reduce a $3.2 million gap.• Ken-Ton is struggling with...

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Maurice D. Cooper Sr., Niagara Falls funeral director

April 6, 1928 – March 21, 2014NIAGARA FALLS – Maurice D. Cooper Sr., a longtime funeral director who was a mentor to many younger funeral directors in the area, died Friday in Mount St. Mary’s...

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Community rallies support for threatened Eastern Niagara Hospital in Newfane

Eastern Niagara Hospital hasn’t decided if it is closing the Newfane facilty.But a few hundred people who believe otherwise turned out in Newfane Saturday to show Eastern Niagara how important the...

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A look at Buffalo Avenue’s architectural gems winds up Falls lecture...

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Chief Deputy Beatty earns top honor from state sheriffs for career achievement

LOCKPORT – Niagara County Sheriff’s Chief Administrative Deputy Thomas C. Beatty is known for working behind the scenes to get things done. But he recently found himself in the spotlight as he...

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2014 Niagara Falls police budget includes funds for SWAT vehicle

NIAGARA FALLS – The Niagara Falls Police Department’s 19-member Emergency Response Team, also known as ERT or SWAT, are the city’s elite – a highly trained unit called upon regularly to handle...

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North Tonawanda native revives an Oliver Street building, brings art to the...

NORTH TONAWANDA – It’s easy to find Project 308 Gallery – named for its address on Oliver Street.The new gallery started as a project, quite literally a University at Buffalo art project, and has...

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St. Peter’s School in Lewiston bolsters its future

LEWISTON – St. Peter’s Catholic School on Center Street escaped the recent rounds of school closings by the Catholic Diocese of Buffalo and now is out to make sure its future will never be in doubt.It...

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New Castellani exhibit featuring the work of Cindy Sherman opens in April

LEWISTON – The Castellani Art Museum at Niagara University has been highlighting the diverse work of visual artists with Western New York connections who have gained national and international...

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After-school program targets teen pregnancy

NIAGARA FALLS – The Niagara Falls Housing Authority is offering a new after-school program aimed at reducing instances of teen pregnancy.The program, called Successfully Transitioning Youth to...

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Orleans County coroner proposes pet crematory in Lockport

LOCKPORT – The chief coroner of Orleans County is proposing to build a facility to cremate pets in the City of Lockport.Scott M. Schmidt, a funeral director in Albion for 32 years, told the Niagara...

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Gardening classes sprouting up in county

LOCKPORT – Yes, spring really started this past week. Get ready with three spring gardening classes at the Cornell Cooperative Education Center, 4487 Lake Ave., Lockport. The classes are open to the...

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Niagara County Real Estate Transactions

CAMBRIA• Comstock Road, Suzanne F. Milleville to AM Farms Llc, $204,000.• Upper Mountain Road, Matthew P. Foe; Jeanette S. Kroening to Karin Erdmann; Kaitlin Erdmann, $150,000.LEWISTON• Escarpment...

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John Zale’s Journey

John Zale spent some of the worst moments of his life on board a boat. He also spent some of the best there.Which is why – when his family dedicates Zale’s old wooden canoe in his memory later this...

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Where are they now? Looking up Billie Lawless, Jim Lorentz, Semyon Bychkov...

Billie Lawless On a late-November day in 1984, Buffalo artist Billie Lawless got word that his controversial public sculpture, “Green Lightning,” was being demolished on the orders of Buffalo Mayor...

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People Talk: Michael McDuffie

Chess coach Michael McDuffie calls himself an ambassador for chess, helping hundreds of youngsters learn the strategic board game through Archangel 8 Chess Academy. For almost 15 years, McDuffie has...

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Niagara region no longer redlined for development projects

Jim Anthony came to do business in Niagara County with the usual concerns.“I had heard that Niagara Falls had some unique political and social challenges that were going to be detrimental to our...

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Talk with investor offers hope for development in Niagara County

Jim Anthony came to do business in Niagara County with the usual concerns.“I had heard that Niagara Falls had some unique political and social challenges that were going to be detrimental to our...

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Gliding Stars lets skaters put their ‘true colors’ in the...

The popular 1990s song “True Colors” always reminds Janine Luss of her son, Ryan.The lyrics about seeing someone’s “true colors shining through” despite obstacles describe how she sees the...

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