Niagara Gazette - Wheatfield

Mon, May 12 2008

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Wheatfield

TOWN OF LOCKPORT: Pop & Lock Corp. checking out Lockport after Wheatfield deal collapses

A Canadian auto parts manufacturer is interested in doing business out of the vacated Franbilt building on Akron Road.....more>>

WHEATFIELD: Public hearing's going to the dogs
Residents will have an opportunity next month to suggest ways to toughen up the town’s dog laws.
WHEATFIELD: Pit bull reportedly attacks neighbor’s dog
A pit bull that had been deemed dangerous by town officials escaped from its yard Thursday night and attacked a neighbor’s dog.
WHEATFIELD: Residents question part of rezoning
Wheatfield residents don’t seem to be opposed to at least a portion of a proposed rezoning of 300 feet along Niagara Falls Boulevard. It’s the back part that abuts Nash Road they’re concerned about.
WHEATFIELD: Santa makes pit stop in Wheatfield
Santa Claus will have no trouble finding the DePlato residence. In fact, you might say he’ll be able to spot their Wheatfield home from the North Pole.
WHEATFIELD: Demler re-elected to seventh term
Wheatfield residents clearly are happy with “Tax Cut Timmy.”
WHEATFIELD: DOT says moving Boulevard project up ‘not very likely’
Despite the objection of residents, state transportation officials have all but ruled out any possibility of moving the Niagara Falls Boulevard project in Wheatfield ahead of its targeted 2011 start date.
WHEATFIELD: Residents cry foul over Verizon
Planning Board approves site plan for cellular tower on Niagara Falls Boulevard
WHEATFIELD: Demler releases 2008 budget
The tentative 2008 budget for the Town of Wheatfield includes the 13th straight tax cut for residents.
WHEATFIELD: Board calls on DOT to take action
The Wheatfield Town Board is no longer asking nicely for the state Department of Transportation to make safety improvements along Niagara Falls Boulevard.

Youngstown

• YOUNGSTOWN: Making waves along the waterfront
• YOUNGSTOWN: Ferry gains steam
• YOUNGSTOWN: Halloween parade coming to village
• RELIGION: Monsignor J. Thomas Moran marks 50th year as priest
• YOUNGSTOWN: Cold Storage building debate continues

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News Refresh

• BREAKING: Man in standoff with police on 190
• MONDAY: Two Lockport-based county legislators will try again to persuade Niagara County to drop the tax it applies to the city’s raw water line. (6:09 p.m.)
• MONDAY: Hodgson Russ will work with BOCES as independent contractors (6:03 p.m.)
• MONDAY: WASHINGTON (AP) — The United States has “massive concern” about whether its aid for Myanmar’s cyclone victims will get to those suffering from disease and lack of food and water, the director of the U.S. office of foreign disaster assistance said Monday. (4:55 p.m.)
• MONDAY: Teen charged with threatening boy with hockey stick (3:28 p.m.)

Sports

• COLLEGE ROUNDUP (May 12): NCCC falls to Hudson Valley
• BOWLING: Leighton Jr., Vitagliano roll 300s in USBC-BA Tournament
• HILTS: Shreve wins LOC Derby with 28-pound salmon
• HS SOFTBALL: Santa Maria pitches Ken West past NT
• HS BASEBALL: Adam Biano is Lockport’s ’Control Board’

Opinion

• WHITE-WALKER: Fame or fabric?
• GUEST VIEW: Niagara’s own Berlin Wall
• GUEST VIEW: Time for a change in Lew-Port
• OUR VIEW: Scrap meters: All of them
• LUCINSKI: Avoid battle over Army Center

Communities

• TOWN OF NIAGARA: Purchase will help combat speeding
• YOUNGSTOWN: Former POW returns to Niagara
• TOWN OF NIAGARA: The trash talk is over
• LEWISTON: Marra to seek re-election in village
• YOUNGSTOWN: Languishing development upsets residents, officials

Night & Day

• MOVIES: 'Speed Racer' gets passed in its debut
• 'Speed Racer' reviewed
• MUSIC: Artpark schedule announced
• THEATER: Arthur opens Artpark season
• MUSIC: 'American Idols' messing up lyrics

Niagara Living

• AUDIO SLIDESHOW: The Niagara County Sheriffs' Mounted Division.
• TINY TREASURES: Geocaching in the Niagara region
• VIDEO: Watch the Puff Girls make marshmallow magic!
• VIDEO: Niagara Falls bed and breakfast owners band together
• VIDEO: Tour the Lockport Sleep Medicine Center

Lifestyle

• INDUSTRY: Family-owned businesses often fail because of infighting
• LIFESTYLE: Fictional mothers can teach us a lot
• ENViRONMENT: More Americans feel guilty for not living greener
• HEALTH: New dads twice as likely to become depressed
• HEALTH: Action is louder than weight

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