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Family Friendly New Year's Eve Events!

Jill Daniels — Sun, 30 Dec 2012 00:13:14 +0000

New Year’s Eve is on Monday can you believe it! 2012 is almost over and 2013 is about to begin! For me, the night is always celebrated the same way each year. We go out to dinner then head out for drinks with some friends then head home and to bed shortly after watching the [...]

Dale's Briefs – TSA Finds Knife On Passenger

Dale Mussen — Fri, 16 Dec 2011 12:48:35 +0000

Passengers At Airport Found With Ceramic Knife TSA agents at Buffalo Niagara airport found a 9-inch ceramic knife in the pants pocket of a passenger heading on a flight to Atlanta on Wednesday. He was held off the flight. He was allowed to fly yesterday. (Getty Images) Warsaw Wrestling Team Suspended After [...]

Thousands Stolen From Buffalo Parking Meters – Dale's Briefs

Dale Mussen — Tue, 13 Dec 2011 14:38:06 +0000

City Workers Arrested in Parking Meter Thefts Two Buffalo city workers have been arrested and charged with stealing thousands of dollars from city parking meters. The FBI raided the homes of James Bagarozzo and Lawrence Charles where they found tens of thousands of dollars in cash and coins. They’re accused of helping themselves [...]

Dale's Briefs – North Tonawanda Elks Building Demolished

Dale Mussen — Mon, 12 Dec 2011 14:03:50 +0000

North Tonawanda Landmark Destroyed By Fire Demolition has begun on the remains of the historic Elks lodge in North Tonawanda following Saturday morning’s devastating fire. Elks members say the 90-year old lodge was one of the only lodges in the state which had been in its original condition. The cause of the fire [...]

North Tonawanda Elks Lodge – Dale's Daily Data

Dale Mussen — Mon, 12 Dec 2011 11:18:18 +0000

The loss of the Elks Lodge in North Tonawanda on Saturday is a blow to more than its members – it’s a loss to the entire community. The Elks are a national organization established in the 1860’s dedicated to uniting communities, whether it be sponsoring youth programs, providing food to the needy or just a place for the community to gather.

Final Weekend For Canal Fest

Dale Mussen — Sat, 23 Jul 2011 18:35:39 +0000

For decades the dividing line between Erie and Niagara County has been the man-made Erie Canal. Completed in 1825 it connected the Hudson River with Lake Erie to provide an inland route between the Atlantic Ocean and the Great Lakes. The Erie Canal converted Buffalo from a sleepy outpost into a major American city making it possible to easily distribute products from Europe to the midwest and for raw materials from the midwest to be sent east.

Meet My Uncle, Clark Griswold!

Aaron James — Sat, 25 Dec 2010 23:22:26 +0000

I have lived in North Tonawanda my whole life… Year after year I read the newspaper and drive around North Tonawanda to look at the fabulous holiday light displays that residents put up this time of the year. Every year North Tonawanda holds a holiday lighting contest and this year my Uncle Jim Nachreiner won [...]