Robert Creenan
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 57
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- Oct 1, 2026
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- Jul 6, 2026
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Building up Niagara Falls with local entrepreneurs, neighborhood investment (opens the original)
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Dr. Mark Scott is not interested in opening another hotel or restaurant to improve Niagara Falls. At 56 years old, he remembers when the city was home to 100,000 people, compared to the roughly 47,000 people today, and many residents were making todayâs equivalent of six-figure salaries. A Falls native whose family still lives on 12th Street, he previously worked as VP of Philanthropic Support for the John R. Oishei Foundation. During his time there, the Buffalo-based nonprofit shifted from se
Cultural Alliance of Niagara launches new reciprocal membership program (opens the original)
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A trip to one of Niagara Countyâs museums or other attractions could soon come with a discount on admission to another, thanks to a new program connecting local cultural attractions. The Cultural Alliance of Niagara has launched a reciprocal membership program offering discounts and other benefits at participating arts, cultural and historical organizations. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.
Catholic Health eliminating 40 positions systemwide (opens the original)
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The Catholic Health healthcare system is eliminating 40 positions systemwide as part of its restructuring, with Mount St. Maryâs Hospital in Lewiston among its institutions impacted. These changes, officials said, were made to âadapt to evolving patient needs and ensure the long-term stability of the organizationâ and will impact union and nonunion employees at Mercy Hospital in Buffalo, Sisters of Charity Hospital in Buffalo, the St. Joseph Campus in Cheektowaga, and the Administrative &
SUNY Niagara looking into athletic facility renovations (opens the original)
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With its athletic programs seeing some major successes recently, including its menâs baseball and wrestling teams winning national championships, SUNY Niagara is looking to make long-delayed investments in its athletic facilities. The community college has eyed updating its facilities, but has only resurfaced the gym. Salvatore Durante, the VP of administration and CFO for SUNY Niagara, said that most of the sports infrastructure dates back to the Sanborn campusâ construction in 1972. Sorry,
Proposed village oversight changes stir debate with Lewiston Beautification Committee (opens the original)
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LEWISTON â The village Board of Trustees is pondering how to change its relationship with the villageâs Beautification Committee, transforming it from being an entirely volunteer-run organization to a committee fully under village control. The 20-member committee maintains 57 different gardens in the village and planters along Center Street, with the projects it undertakes requiring cleaning and improvement of those spaces. Their efforts have been funded partly with donations, which have rai
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