Richard J. Calhoon — Aug. 21, 1926 – Oct. 2, 2016
Richard J. Calhoon entered peacefully into rest October 2, 2016 in the care of Hospice with his family by his side. Richard was born in Rochester, NY and moved to…
Man charged with stealing backpack from student
BUFFALO — An 18-year-old Buffalo man was charged Monday with forcible theft with a deadly weapon, robbery, second-degree menacing, and criminal possession of stolen property. He reportedly stole a backback…
BPD charge man with assault at hospital
BUFFALO — A 35-year-old Fredonia man has been charged with second-degree assault following an incident at Buffalo General Hospital early this morning. BPD says Central District officers responded to the…
NU tennis teams head to Daemen Wednesday
The Niagara University men’s and women’s tennis teams will play in their first dual match of the season against the Daemen Wildcats. The Niagara men are coming off from competing…
GI Fire Co. to hold fire prevention program, award presentation
GRAND ISLAND — Grand Island Fire Company will hold a special award presentation during its scheduled Fire Prevention Open House from 5 – 8 p.m. Oct. 14 at Fire HQ,…
Police search for missing teen
MEDINA — Local law enforcement is asking for the public’s help in locating a missing 17-year-old girl, who they say was last seen on Friday when he left BOCES on…
Elderwood becomes presenting sponsor of BPO’s Coffee Concert series
BUFFALO — Elderwood is now the presenting sponsor of the Buffalo Philharmonic’s Coffee Concert series, which includes 11 events throughout the 2016-17 season, and takes place on Friday mornings. Complimentary…
NU men’s soccer to host Siena and Monmouth
The Niagara men’s soccer team heads home after a three-match road trip to host the Siena Saints and Monmouth Hawks this week. The Purple Eagles look to improve on their…
NU baseball announces 10 newcomers
NIAGARA UNIV. — Head coach Rob McCoy announced ten newcomers to the Niagara baseball program. Peter Battaglia III, Matthew Brash, Brett Cook, Michael Gabriele, Philippe Langlois, Alexander MacKinnon, Nate Mascellino,…
Buffalo State professor discusses terrorism
Terrorism is nothing new, according to Clairissa Breen, assistant professor of criminal justice and a certified master anti-terrorism specialist. “Modern terrorism began in the 1800s, and its goal is simply…