Danield Reiff News Today

The latest arrests by city, county and state law enforcement.

Daniel D. Reiff, of Auburn, has recently published a fully illustrated, 834-page book about his father and his career at St. Lawrence University.

One of Auburn’s most distinctive commercial structures is the 1859 Armory building (now occupied by Prison City Pub & Brewery) at the corner of Dill and State streets. In the

Belarus is much in the news today, mainly as a launching pad for Russias invasion of Ukraine. Since 1991 and the dissolution of the USSR, it has been an "independent"

Dr. Daniel D. Reiff Special to The Citizen One of the most distinctive house types found in Auburn based on mail-order plans — or copied from such catalog illustrations — are the many homes that have facades animated with multiple gables, perhaps some dormers, and often with a prominent chimney on the front of the house. More “casual” and asymmetrical than the formal English Colonial models, these stand out as being more picturesque, even homey. They are based on...

Thirty years ago — 1991 Robert Smith, 18-year-old son of Harold and Lois Smith of Ellicott Road, Brocton has been chosen Student of the Week. He is extremely active in Brocton Central School activities, including National Honor Society, Student Council president, “Brocton Review,” freshman class treasurer, sophomore class secretary, varsity baseball and basketball, and Boys State. In addition, Robert has had five A ratings in piano at NYSSMA. His future plans include attending Cornell Uni...

Dr. Daniel D. Reiff Special to The Citizen The splendid major historic homes in Auburn of the 19th and early 20th century — from Federal, Greek Revival and Gothic Revival through Italianate, Second Empire, Queen Anne and Colonial Revival styles — are outstanding testaments to the artistic and cultural achievements of the city’s builders, architects and owners. But of equal importance, for the overall “look” of Auburn, is the wealth of attractive modest homes...