Rick Pfeiffer

1 week ago | niagara-gazette.com | Rick Pfeiffer

Falls police Criminal Investigation Division (CID) detectives are looking into an officer involved shooting on the 1100 block of Connecting Road. Patrol officers reportedly attempted to conduct a traffic stop on the driver of a Nissan Murano near 18th Street and Pine Avenue at 6:30 p.m Thursday. Officers said the driver “failed to yield” to them and led them on a chase to Connecting Road. kAm!@=:46 C25:@ EC2?D>:DD:@?D :?5:42E65 E92E E96 5C:G6C DE@AA65 @?

1 week ago | niagara-gazette.com | Rick Pfeiffer

The Niagara Falls Planning Board heard from just one city resident during a public hearing Wednesday evening on a long-delayed request for an operating permit from a Frontier Avenue bitcoin miner. The board was seeking input from the public on a request from North East Data, LLC, doing business as BlockFusion, to create a high energy use overlay district at its property at 5380 Frontier Ave.

1 week ago | niagara-gazette.com | Rick Pfeiffer

A former employee of the Sweet Angels Daycare location in North Tonawanda has pleaded guilty, in a deal with Niagara County prosecutors, to charges stemming from her alleged endangerment of three young children. Savanna Huntington, 20, the daughter of the daycare chain owner Kelly Doel, had been expected to go to trial on three counts of endangering the welfare of a child, a class A misdemeanor.

1 week ago | niagara-gazette.com | Rick Pfeiffer

The Niagara Falls Planning Board heard from just one city resident during a public hearing Wednesday evening on a long-delayed request for an operating permit from a Frontier Avenue bitcoin miner. The board was seeking input from the public on a request from North East Data, LLC, doing business as BlockFusion, to create a high energy use overlay district at its property at 5380 Frontier Ave.

1 week ago | niagara-gazette.com | Rick Pfeiffer

A former employee of the Sweet Angels Daycare location in North Tonawanda has pleaded guilty, in a deal with Niagara County prosecutors, to charges stemming from her alleged endangerment of three young children. Savanna Huntington, 20, the daughter of the daycare chain owner Kelly Doel, had been expected to go to trial on three counts of endangering the welfare of a child, a class A misdemeanor.