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  • A short take on today’s news

    A short take on today’s news

    BY JOE GENCO –There’s a whole bunch of tit-for-tat going on between the US and Russia. We probably won’t know what it means until Putin’s chosen President takes office for the US.…

  • A short take on today’s news

    A short take on today’s news

    BY JOE GENCO —John Best wisdom. Hey, is that redundant? “Random thoughts…I’ve heard a few times how people who have been married 50-60 years pass away within a few days or weeks…

  • Marvin Rotrand chosen as interim leader of Coalition Montréal

    Marvin Rotrand chosen as interim leader of Coalition Montréal

    Veteran city councillor Marvin Rotrand has been elected as interim leader of the opposition Coalition Montréal following the resignation on Monday of party chief Benoit Dorais. Dorais, mayor of the Sud-Ouest borough, said…

  • Delaware North western meltdown makes for shocking comparisons with Niagara Falls State Park

    Delaware North western meltdown makes for shocking comparisons with Niagara Falls State Park

    BY JAMES HUGNAGEL As part of an ongoing effort to acquaint our readers with some of the more unsavory aspects of the business and personal dealings of Buffalo billionaire Jeremy Jacobs and…

  • Ricciuti pans accuracy of Kratt’s new book, “Niagara Falls in WWII”

    Ricciuti pans accuracy of Kratt’s new book, “Niagara Falls in WWII”

    BY LOU RICCIUTI Aside from the heart-string-tugging stories of the veterans, their families, their lives and sacrifices, Michelle Ann Kratts’ Niagara Falls in World War II is technically a historical fiction at best. Single-sourced…

  • McMurray: An island without fear

    McMurray: An island without fear

    BY NATE MCMURRAY Freedom from the fear of others Diversity is not just an empty motto. It’s an ideal we strive for because diversity brings strength. Even on a basic level, genetic…

  • Government sponsored hackers breached Cornell systems in 2014 to exact ‘revenge’

    Government sponsored hackers breached Cornell systems in 2014 to exact ‘revenge’

    BY NICHOLAS BOGEL-BURROUGHS When two Cornell network administrators began a routine investigation into why a University website had rebooted, they had no idea they would be handing their passwords over to a…

  • A short take on today’s stories

    A short take on today’s stories

    BY JOE GENCO –Interesting read from Erin Koprevich. Suck it up, buttercup. If your world sucks and your life sucks and everyone you meet sucks the real problem is you. It’s sort…

  • New York Mayor slammed for “shameless new videos”

    New York Mayor slammed for “shameless new videos”

    The New York Post’s Editorial Board is taking New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio to task for videos that the Board calls “shameless” and “pushes the ethical line.” “You might think…

  • Diva of distressed debt finds two agreeable appellate judges

    Diva of distressed debt finds two agreeable appellate judges

    The investment banker Lynn Tilton and her firm, Patriarch Partners, found two Denver federal appeals court judges who agree with the argument that it is unconstitutional for the Securities and Exchange Commission to try…

  • Mayor Brown is rumored to be considering exit strategies

    Mayor Brown is rumored to be considering exit strategies

    A non-governmental source close to Mayor Byron W. Brown says that he is quietly considering exit strategies ahead of the expiration of his current term on January 1, 2018.  At least one aide, who asked…

  • A short take on today’s stories

    A short take on today’s stories

    BY JOE GENCO –The true story of the Carl Paladino incident. It was a phone call, not an e-mail. They suggested self deprecating humor. He heard defecating and crapped himself. Then he…

  • A short take on today’s news

    A short take on today’s news

    BY JOE GENCO –Walked in and out of Colter Bay Grill last night. It was too crowded and noisy. Walked up the block on Allen Street to Giacobbi’s. Don’t let the spelling…

  • Schroeder: ’tis the season to be jolly and thoughtful

    Schroeder: ’tis the season to be jolly and thoughtful

    BY BUDD SCHROEDER Time to prepare for the Christmas celebration!  We hope that all who have families will be together to enjoy the festivities and can share all the special feelings that…

  • A short take on today’s news

    A short take on today’s news

    BY JOE GENCO –”I fart in your general direction. Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries”. Nothing says Merry Christmas like insults from Monty Python. If we can’t…

  • A short take on today’s news

    A short take on today’s news

    BY JOE GENCO –”Do a good turn daily” so is the simplest requirement of Boy Scouts. Check out this heartwarming story about a Gasport Cub Pack bringing Christmas gifts to a family…

  • Carl Paladino responds to controversial remarks

    Carl Paladino responds to controversial remarks

    Editor’s note: Along with dozens of others, Carl Paladino was asked by Artvoice to answer four questions about the coming year. Respondents answers were published on 12/22/16. [http://artvoice.com/2016/12/23/want-2017-lot-different-opinions/#.WF1fzRsrJhF.]   Paladino’s comments about…

  • Niagara Falls 2016: another year older, deeper in debt

    Niagara Falls 2016: another year older, deeper in debt

    BY MIKE HUDSON 2016, the year that began with Niagara Falls Mayor Paul Dyster taking the oath of office for a historic third term, was in many ways a watershed year for…

  • A short take on today’s news

    A short take on today’s news

    BY JOE GENCO –I have never been to a meat raffle, but think it might be fun. Who wants to go on Saturday, Jan. 28 to support David Johnson’s Spartans Little League…

  • A short take on today’s news

    A short take on today’s news

    BY JOE GENCO –Here’s to the photographer recording the assassin in Turkey. It takes some guts for a journalist to witness a murder and, rather than fleeing, rely on his skills to…

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