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Eminent Domain Escalates: Restaino’s $150 Million Arena Plan Threatens $1.5 Billion AI Data Center

By Frank Parlato

DEVON COLE – “Two Shades Blonder” EP out now

By Jamie Moses

Breaking News: Conflict of Interest Bombshell: Judge Invested in Ozy’s Victim Companies

By Frank Parlato

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Major Must-See Art Shows for the Fall Season

By Jamie Moses

We can no longer ignore the climate crisis

By Jamie Moses

Road Less Traveled’s SHIPWRECKED! Closes Sunday!

By Jamie Moses

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Acting Erie County DA Mike Flaherty and Gina Browning, the long-serving public relations director of the SPCA, stand together after last week’s announcement by Flaherty about the partnership between the animal shelter and his office in going after cases of animal cruelty. Flaherty established the office’s first Animal Cruelty Unit under Justen Wallens and visited the SPCA of Erie County to alert the public of the recent successes by the unit in the prosecution of animal abusers including the conviction of two people charged with cruelty for the severe malnourishment of Diamond, a Doberman Pinscher. The dog received medical care at the SPCA and all of us who love animals certainly tip our hats to the shelter and prosecutors for cracking down on anyone who would abuse a defenseless animal.

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Frank ParlatoNews

Attorney Paul Cambria seeks to learn whether the government threatened attorney Edward Betz, former Judge John Michalek and possibly others with charges if they failed to cooperate in the prosecution of Pigeon.

Cambria Seeks Info On Plea Deals in Pigeon Case

Frank ParlatoNews

An underwater view of dense hydrilla beds in the Erie Canal, September 2012.

Corps of Engineers to Use Herbicide to Kill Hydrilla in Erie Canal

Frank ParlatoNews

An underwater view of dense hydrilla beds in the Erie Canal, September 2012.

Rosanne DiPizio's company was fired by Empire State Development, unjustly, she says. She filed suit and now three years later it continues to be contested in court. While DiPizio's company pays

Empire State Still Resisting Foil Request

Frank ParlatoNews

Sail-backed Dimetrodons, which were alive during Earth’s Permian period of time

Blasdell’s Penn Dixie Will Partner with New Himalayan Park Fossil Park in Kashmir; Fossils There Record the ‘Great Dying’ Fossil

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