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Brian Archie is the new chairperson for the Niagara Falls City Council following a peaceful New Years Day meeting at City Hall.
Archie ascended to the dais by a 5-0 vote after new council members Vincent Cauley and Bridgette Myles and David Zajac, who was reelected were sworn in.
The annual swearing in and chairperson election began with presentation of the colors by Niagara Falls Police and Fire Honor Guard and also included a short address from Mayor Robert Restaino about being optimistic for good things happening in the year ahead citing Main Street redevelopment, the City Market and other positive developments.
Archie spoke briefly after the election “a ‘we’ is what we need,” he said. “We revisited that today. It can happen.”
More importantly the parents of Gaskill students have not been directly engaged to discuss this matter and it's been almost a month now.
Patchy rain nearby, with a high of 53 and low of 32 degrees. Overcast in the morning, patchy rain nearby in the afternoon, clear in the evening, overcast overnight.
Thanks for covering this event. Maybe next time I will send you a drone picture of all 200 of us, and you can then post that.
Does anyone know the proper process in Niagara Falls, NY for getting bulk trash or debris removed from a private yard? I’m trying to figure out who handles it and what steps residents are supposed to follow.
I would say organize a group of people to address the property you are concerned about and bring it to the curb on May 9, the annual Niagara Beautification Commission cleanup. Casella will pick it up.