Peter Marston News Today

The Fathers Day lawnmower race is a Grand Island tradition that began nearly 50 years ago with a boast between two West River Parkway residents over whose lawnmower was the fastest.

Good news has come Grand Islands way in the form of a $39 million federal grant earmarked for New York state to improve the South Grand Island Bridges.

April showers bring May flowers, but on Grand Island, more rain has the potential to bring more drainage problems.

Plans are proceeding well in getting an Aldi supermarket on the south end of Grand Island, Supervisor Peter Marston recently said in an interview with the Island Dispatch.

Jose Garcia has announced his candidacy for the Grand Island Town Board in the Nov. 5 special election to fill the remaining one year for the council seat vacated when Peter Marston took office as town supervisor.

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As Grand Island becomes more attractive as a destination for tourism and residential development, the town is undergoing some growing pains.

Erie County has come out against Grand Islands proposed zoning changes dealing with the allowable size of warehouses and distributions centers in M-1 and M-2 districts.

Anti-crime activist Lindsey Cruz had nothing but praise this week for Grand Island law enforcement for their quick work in stopping a rise in car thefts and break-ins that plagued the first two months of 2024.

The South Carolina Department of Transportation has started safety improvements on Woodruff Road.