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The body was taken to the U.S. Coast Guard Station at Fort Niagara State Park. There are no details about the man's age or race at this time.

The Ancient Art of SGRAFFITO in Contemporary Churches Share Kevin Di Camillo After World War II, a Polish artist named professor Józef Sławiński, who had lived under both the Nazi and Soviet regimes, successfully emigrated to the United States. He had many strikes against him. He was poor, spoke little English, had few contacts(and fewer prospects), and specialized in an art form that almost no one knew anything about, let alone appreciated: sgraffito. But he also had an implacable and unshakeable Catholic faith that pervaded almost all his artwork. Ever ancient, ever new Sławiński artwo...

Lake Erie and tributaries Capt. Richard Brant, with Reel Action Charters, reported he did well on walleye off Evangola State Park in 52 feet of water last Friday, using Thundermist jigs. He was the only boat out and the weather finally cooperated. Not a bad option if the weather is decent. Gerald Brydalski of West Seneca reported fishing is still slow, but some nice adults are around in the tributaries. Patience and persistence work to help improve your odds. White jigs and a chartreuse Lick-em Lure UV bead were getting it done for him this week. Justin Stevens, with Catt. Creek Bait and Tack...

Muskie Mania: It’s been another good year of angling for this legendary fish in Upstate NY Updated Dec 16, 2020; Posted Dec 11, 2020 Gary Laidman, of South Wales in Erie County recently caught this 51-inch long, 27-inch girth muskie fishing the Upper Niagara River with Capt. Connor Cinelli. The season on that waterway closed Nov. 30. Facebook Share Muskie are New York’s largest freshwater game fish. Their legendary ability to challenge and confound anglers and their massive size potential have often inspired anglers to forsake other fish for a chance to encounter the “fish of 10,000 c...