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The Clean Air Coalition of Western New York agreed Tonawanda needed to modernize its code. But the group said the town didn't go far enough to encourage walkable, public transit-friendly
Residents have complained about traffic, noise, water and cleaning solution runoff and other potential harmful effects.
The Town of Tonawanda Board approved a $96,000.55 agreement with the YWCA of the Niagara Frontier, effective March 1, to provide services to the homeless. James Hartz, director of community development for the Town of Tonawanda, said that the town initially had a contract with the Homeless Alliance of Western New York. “Because they
Thursday night leaders hosted a public meeting to get more feedback on the proposed idea.