Lockport Union-Sun & Journal

One City of Lockport man was killed late Monday night after he fled from police on Vine Street in an apparent chase. Full Story »

Ryan Kruzicke seems to make friends easily. The 5-year-old Newfane first-grader just made some new ones in two schools in another district. Kruzicke has been fighting brain cancer since he was a baby. The cancer was in a brief remission, but returned last year, and Kruzicke is now undergoing chemotherapy. Full Story »

Mills Jewelers on Main Street is celebrating 80 years in business by throwing a party. Full Story »

• MINOR: Robert P. Hirsch, 16, 94 Jackson St., was arrested at Lockport High School on Monday on charges of first-degree unlawfully dealing with a child. Full Story »

A Medina man accused of felony sexual abuse of two children may have his case tried in state Supreme Court, officials said Monday. Full Story »

Progress is being made with the Royalton-Hartland School District’s $8.3 million capital improvement project. Full Story »

The sale of St. Anthony’s Roman Catholic Church on Bristol Avenue is very close, according to Kevin Keenan, director of the Office of Communications for the Diocese of Buffalo. Full Story »

Hurricane Bar on Oliver Street in North Tonawanda has been open for a month, since owners Robert and Wieslawa Orefice returned to their native Western New York a year ago. Full Story »

The chili was hot, the sausages were on the grill and Kim Tuzzo was just fine thinking about everything except for the big game. Full Story »

As another Veterans Day approaches, a World War II vet recalls the hardships and friendships that made his military service an unforgettable chapter in his life. Full Story »

Banquet notes accomplishments of exceptional personnel Full Story »

As another Veterans Day approaches, a World War II vet recalls the hardships and friendships that made his military service an unforgettable chapter in his life.At 85, Charles Decker still works as an accountant for Smokin Joes on Indian Hill. His war experiences, on balance, were positive, he said, forging the man he became. Full Story »

There are only two locations in Niagara County where motorists can fill their gas tanks with E85 ethanol fuel. One of them is now open at the corner of High and South Transit streets. Full Story »

The defense questioned a lack of information from a prosecution witness Friday in the Niagara County Court case of a Lockport couple charged in their baby daughter’s death. Full Story »

Lockport’s VanDeMark Chemical could see a large reduction in costs, if U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer has his way. Full Story »

An investigation is continuing into a two-car accident at Niagara Falls Boulevard and Ward Road that sent four people to the hospital early Friday morning. Full Story »

When Brian and Gary Metzger, owners of Metzger Removal Inc., signed on to build the piles of rubble that would later house the Vigilant Guard exercise at the former Spaulding Fibre site, they did so with little time to spare. Full Story »

Local officials intend to form a working group to oversee marketing efforts related to the new terminal at Niagara Falls International Airport. Full Story »

Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station officials expressed sympathy Friday for those affected by the shootings at Fort Hood. Base officials also said the tragedy has not resulted in any changes to operating procedures at the Falls facility. Full Story »

• MULTIPLE CHARGES: Joshua Meadows, 29, of 25 Marshall Place, was arrested on several charges Thursday night after patrol attempted to stop him for an alleged traffic violation. Police said that when they activated emergency lights on the patrol car, Meadows failed to stop, then led them on a chase. Full Story »

Two days after helping his party score several key victories in local elections, the long-time chairman of the Niagara County Republican Party announced his decision to step down. Full Story »

Ransomville’s Teagan Clark and her “Friday Fish Fry” are the winner of the Hasbro “Ready, Go Play-Doh” national food Play Doh sculpture contest. Full Story »

Lyndonville residents couldn’t believe what they were hearing as they approached the M and T bank on the corner of Main Street and Maple Avenue in Lyndonville early Thursday afternoon: The bank had been robbed. Full Story »

• MARIJUANA: Matthew D. Rydzewski, 16, 345 Drake Drive, North Tonawanda, was charged with unlawful possession of marijuana after he was pulled over for reportedly failing to keep right and nearly colliding with a patrol car on Niagara Falls Boulevard. Full Story »

KLW Municipal Inc. of Williamsville will assist the city’s 2010-11 property revaluation effort. Full Story »