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Responding to concerns over a spike in illegal border activity on the lower Niagara River, agents from U.S. Customs and Border Protection provided some answers to residents in a well-attended information session last Thursday at Porter Town Hall.
Dozens of people from the Town of Porter and the Village of Youngstown expressed their concerns Thursday night about the uptick in illegal border crossings.
Responding to increased local concerns stemming from a spike in illegal border activity in the lower Niagara River, officials from the Niagara Falls Station of U.S. Customs and Border Protection have announced plans to hold an informational meeting.
Sheriff's deputies and Lewiston Police responded to a call about the fire at 999 Balmer Road, Lot C16, at 3:21 p.m. and took the residents to safety.
Town of Porter residents learned the details this week on the expected impacts from the Town of Porter's nearly $6.8 million water line replacement project that is now in planning.