Weekly Features

Weekly Features

PEOPLE PROFILE: Local actor to shoot Abe Lincoln After performing in several historical films, North Tonawanda resident Guy Gane III has his first starring role, playing John Wilkes Booth in “The Assassination of Abraham Lincoln.”
February 6, 2009
PROFILE: Highland Elementary bids farewell to Kohler Dan Kohler checked one final time Friday to make sure the classroom doors at Highland Elementary School were locked.
January 31, 2009 1 Photo
PEOPLE PROFILE: Defense instructor recognized for training Self defense is about more than kicking and punching to Nina Witkowski, instructor at YI-DAN CHA GI Martial Arts Center in North Tonawanda.
January 23, 2009
PEOPLE PROFILE: Young organist has faith in his abilities Attend Mass at Corpus Christi church in the heart of Buffalo and you’re bound to be moved by the place, its architecture and its acoustics.
January 8, 2009 1 Photo
PROFILE: One Santa ready to pass reigns Once a year for 40 years local Santa Claus Fred Wisniewski listened to what you wanted for Christmas, and in the process, he’s made an observation or two.
December 12, 2008 1 Photo
TONAWANDA: From law school to the mayor’s seat A City of Tonawanda native, Matthew Renninger has his sights set on returning to his hometown after graduating in May from the Dickinson School of Law at Penn State University.
December 4, 2008
Q&A: James Campbell says McCain will take popular vote. With each day upping the ante for both state and national elections, there's no shortage of opinions going around.
September 14, 2008 1 Photo
PEOPLE PROFILE: Kathleen Ellis fills new role in NT schools The North Tonawanda school board has named Kathleen Ellis to a new district post, director of curriculum and instruction.
September 12, 2008 1 Photo
PEOPLE PROFILE: Man shows off best friend Randy Wheeler’s dog is unique for much more than the fact he was born on March 3, 2003 — 3/3/03.
July 25, 2008
Q&A: Legal services rep wants to hold seminars on I.D. theft When Identity theft happens, experts say it can take up to 600 hours to straighten things out.

One local expert wants to hold informational meetings here, as a way of keeping residents informed of the risks associated with the crime.
June 16, 2008 1 Photo
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