Rick Pfeiffer

5 days ago | niagara-gazette.com | Rick Pfeiffer

BUFFALO — It’s rare for a U.S. Supreme Court justice to speak outside of the marbled and wood-paneled courtroom in Washington, D.C.And even rarer when it’s the chief justice who is speaking publicly. That’s part of what made Supreme Court Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr.’s appearance in Buffalo Wednesday night so remarkable.

5 days ago | niagara-gazette.com | Rick Pfeiffer

BUFFALO — It’s rare for a U.S. Supreme Court justice to speak outside of the marbled and wood-paneled courtroom in Washington, D.C.And even rarer when it’s the chief justice who is speaking publicly. kAm%92E’D A2CE @7 H92E >256 $FAC6>6 r@FCE r9:67 yFDE:46 y@9? v] #@36CED yC]’D 2AA62C2?46 :? qF772=@ (65?6D52J ?:89E D@ C6>2C<23=6]k^Am kAm}@E @?=J 5:5 96 2EE6?5 E96 `adE9 2??:G6CD2CJ @7 E96 4C62E:@? @7 E96 &]$] s:DEC:4E r@FCED 7@C E96 (6DE6C? s:DEC:4E @7 }6H *@C<[ #@36CED 2=D@ 28C665 E@ D:E 5@H?

5 days ago | yahoo.com | Rick Pfeiffer

A divided Niagara Falls City Council has reversed course and approved a plan to attack the city’s pothole problems with a combination of the return of the “Pothole Killer” and overtime for Department of Public Works road crew. The 3-2 vote at Wednesday’s meeting, with Council Chair James Perry (D), Members Traxi Bax (R) and David Zajac (R) in favor and Council Members Donta Myles (D) and Brian Archie (D) opposed, breaks a deadlocked vote two weeks ago that stalled the plan.

6 days ago | niagara-gazette.com | Rick Pfeiffer

A divided Niagara Falls City Council has reversed course and approved a plan to attack the city’s pothole problems with a combination of the return of the “Pothole Killer” and overtime for Department of Public Works road crew. The 3-2 vote at Wednesday’s meeting, with Council Chair James Perry (D), Members Traxi Bax (R) and David Zajac (R) in favor and Council Members Donta Myles (D) and Brian Archie (D) opposed, breaks a deadlocked vote two weeks ago that stalled the plan.

6 days ago | niagara-gazette.com | Rick Pfeiffer

ARRESTA Falls man was arrested after police accused him of creating a noise disturbance and using obscene language toward his neighbors in the 3000 block of Livingston Avenue at 7:11 p.m. Monday. He was charged with disorderly conduct. kAm%wtu%k^Am kAm~77:46CD 2C6 =@@<:?8 :?E@ 2 D9@A=:7E:?8 :?4:56?E 2E 2 DE@C6 :?