Niagara Gazette

County dive team offers assistance at boat launch Full Story »

Developer B.F. Patel planning $1M renovation to historic site. Full Story »

As accused killer considers offer, co-defendant heads back from Texas. Full Story »

Charges from “ruckus” outside Main Street bar will be dropped for Christopher Armstrong. Full Story »

Niagara Falls police reports Full Story »

In Clara’s shoes Full Story »

Wednesday reports place DPW staff on alert Full Story »

Ceretto to unveil findings next week. Full Story »

U.S. Sen. Charles E. Schumer announced Tuesday the Department of Homeland Security will allocate $6,578,313 to the Buffalo-Niagara area under the Urban Areas Security Initiative and port security programs. Full Story »

New Year’s Eve party will feature free concert, unique countdown. Full Story »

Stolen copper accounted for 17 percent of burglaries in Falls. Full Story »

Making A New Home Full Story »

Ask federal judge to order one trial on sex, drugs and gun charges for suspended cop. Full Story »

Mayor vetoes council’s attempt to scale back administrative positions. Full Story »

Niagara Falls police news Full Story »

Falls woman makes deal with prosecutors to settle menacing case. Full Story »

Residents learn ins and outs of proposal Full Story »

Anniversary: About 2,000 servicemen and women, general public join survivors. Full Story »

I’ve often wondered what really goes on behind closed doors during meetings in executive session. Full Story »

A proposed partnership between the City of Niagara Falls and the Niagara Falls School District for the maintenance of the Hyde Park Ice Pavilion was discussed behind closed doors during an executive session at Thursday’s district Board of Education meeting. Full Story »

Presbyterians and Lutherans can now greet each other in the church doorways on Sundays at Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church on Michigan Avenue. Full Story »

Sen. Charles Schumer is objecting to banks hitting consumers with ATM fees twice per transaction — a practice he calls “double dipping.” Full Story »

Motorists in Niagara County may not like it and neither did County Clerk Wayne Jagow at first.But now, several years after begrudgingly accepting the imposition of a local tax on motor vehicle registrations, Jagow says the fee has its share of benefits and isn’t likely to go away anytime soon. Full Story »

Paid volunteer positions in the local Foster Grandparent Program and Senior Companion Program are now open to more older adults, thanks to new federal guidelines created under the Edward M. Kennedy Serve America Act that was passed earlier this year. Full Story »

A 56-year-old city woman told police she was walking down Portage Road Friday when she came across a relative who was begging for money.The woman said she gave her New York benefits card to the relative with instructions to buy food for both of them. Full Story »