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The City of Niagara Falls has announced nine winners in the fourth annual Spooky Awards just in time for Halloween.

Mayor Robert Restaino’s administration told a federal agency to deny a request from the newspaper for financial documents related to the proposed $150 million Centennial Park project amid concerns that

City’s five outdoor pools require substantial annual investment to operate and maintain, says recreation, parks and facilities plan

With the growth of the NFL on a global scale and the Buffalo Bills’ successes in recent seasons, the value of the team is expected to continue to steadily go

SUNY Erie Community College made a big effort to go after state and federal grants this year, and it paid off with nearly $6 million in grants awarded for workforce

Ten years after Ciminelli Real Estate Corp. redeveloped a historic former daylight factory that once produced water meters into the Bethune Lofts rental apartments, the renovated residential building has gone

Carrie Rizek grew up around plants, gardening alongside her mother and surrounded by greenery. But, like many Western New Yorkers, it was during the Covid-19 pandemic that she fell in

A quick read of news from the past week and a look ahead at whats coming next.

Buffalo Manufacturing Works has devoted more space to its automation lab, allowing employers to explore how robotic technology might suit them.

Event has raised $2.4 million for 100 local charities since 2004