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• Neighborhood Watch: Henry the dog keeps a sharp eye out for suspicious activities in the 2400 block of Cudaback Avenue from his second story apartment. Photo by James Neiss

  

• Police Officer Neil Stenzel listens to Niagara Street Elementary student Eileen Deon, 10, who's commenting on the comfort of her newly adjusted helmet during a stop of the Niagara Falls Police Department Bicycle Safety Rodeo at the school. (Photo by James Neiss)

  

• POLICE BATTLE ON RAINBOW BRIDGE: Niagara Falls Police Narcotics Division Capt. Dave LeGault, left, coaches his team comprised of Niagara Falls Police, Niagara County Sheriff Deputies and New York State Police in the International Police Tug Of War against the Niagara Regional Police from Canada, held at the international border line at the center of the Rainbow Bridge. The Canadian team put up a good fight, taking this year's trophy. Photo by James Neiss

  

• SELF PORTRAIT: Educators in the Kent State International Leadership Education Program posed for a timed group photo at Niagara Falls State Park. The international group featuring Bangladesh, Indonesia and the Philippine nationals, said they were enjoying their visit to the area. Photo by James Neiss

  

• On the Edge - Michael Pass, 23, said he enjoys the challenges with balance and stability as he rides a "Ripstick" on Tuscarora Street in Lewiston. A Ripstick is a two wheeled device dubbed as a cross between a Skateboard and Snowboard. Photo by James Neiss

  

• Bottoms Up: If you're going to lock keys in the car, the sunroof is open and you need help, then 13 year old Sara Rinehart is the girl for the job. Rinehart, held in place by her mother Kelly, left, rescued the day for car owner Jennifer Bass, right, all of Wheatfield, at the Whirlpool State Park parking lot before attending the Annual Feet or Famine Walk, hosted by Community Missions of Niagara Frontier. James Neiss/staff photographer

  

• FREE MULCH: The nice spring weather made for a perfect day to do yard work, as Tom Parker of the Village of Lewiston, takes advantage of the free mulch available to residence at the Town of Lewiston Highway Dept. on Swan Road. Parker, said he planned to make a mulch ring around several trees and spread the rest in planting beds. Photo by James Neiss

  

• Sign of Spring: John Cianchetti of Youngstown-Wilson Road took advantage of Thursdays warm spring weather to roll his lawn after this years long winter. Photo by James Neiss

  

• SPRING MISSION: Elder Dustin Stapley of Chandler, Arizona, left, and Elder Steven Bevan of Gilbert, Arizona, deal with the chilly spring weather on Center street in Lewiston on their way to do missionary work for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints on the residential streets in the Village of Lewiston. Photo by James Neiss

  

• PURE ATTITUDE: Six year old Janiyah Guy strutts her stuff at the Little Kid's Fashion Show Against Cancer at the Niagara Falls High School Performing Arts Center. Photo by James Neiss

  

• AIRBORNE: Devon Brown made his body a ramp as dance partner Briar Nolet launches into the air during competition at the Hall of Fame Dance Challenge. Brown and Nolet, representing the Canadian Dance Company, are one of a few hundred performers competing at the Conference Center Niagara Falls through Sunday. There is plenty of seating and attendance is free to the public.

  

• Alen Garlock and his wife Pat, left, alongside Donald Brenot and his dance partner Alice Trietley, right, dance a waltz at the annual spring dance at the Lewiston Senior Center. Photo by James Neiss

  

• John Bradley checks out the work's of local photographer's Barb and Tim Maloney of the Oakwood Cemetery on display at the Niagara Falls Public Library through the end of April. Photo by James Neiss

  

• RIVERDANCE: The United States William H. Latham and Canada's Niagara Queen II ice breakers zig zag in an icy dance to keep the Niagara River clear of ice above Niagara Falls on Tuesday. Photo by James Neiss

  

• Jerry Hockenberry and Gus the dog enjoy a walk along the Niagara River at the Niagara Power Station Intakes. The spring removal of the Lake Erie ice boom in Buffalo allowed large chunks of ice into the Niagara River. Photo by James Neiss

  

• With a hotdog hat and a smile Mike Heigel of Uncle Mickey's Drive Thru Charbroiled Hots, serves up 4 Charbroiled Hots to customer Nicholas Wrobel of Niagara Falls. Wrobel, said he and family members were glad they happened upon the stand, at the corner of Niagara Falls Boulevard and Military Road, because they were craving this summertime favorite while out enjoying the beautiful Good Friday spring weather. Photo by James Neiss

  

• INGENIOUS: An apartment dwelling bird lover in the 6900 block of Buffalo Avenue used a common flag holder to secure a tree branch, in which they hung bird feeders. A visiting bird seemed to love the idea also. Photo by James Neiss

  

• Long Shadows: The evening sun and clouds made for a nice portrait of the Niagara Falls water tower on 20th Street. Photo by James Neiss

  

• HAPPY SNAPS: Tourists on Goat Island at Niagara Falls State Park have fun taking wintery vacation photos with the Horseshoe Falls as their backdrop. Photo by James Neiss

  

• ICE BRIDGE: A view of the American Falls from the Maid of the Mist landing in Niagara Falls, Ontario, shows the ice bridge has formed between the US and Canada. Photo by James Neiss

  

• QUICK MEAL: A Downy Woodpecker looks for a meal on Goat Island at Niagara Falls State Park on Wednesday. Photo by James Neiss

  

• WINTER DAYDREAMING: Like a lot of us, this Champlain Avenue kitty seems to be daydreaming about fun summer activities outside. Photo by James Neiss

  

• PERKS: Student chef's at the Niagara Falls Culinary Institute were seen sampling some of their class work from Old Falls Street. Photo by James Neiss

  

• SLIPPERY WORK: Niagara Falls Firefighter Tom Tedesco of Engine 4, is pulled from the icy waters of Hyde Park Lake after being harnessed by Firefighter Bruce Reynolds of Engine 8, left. The fire department spent Thursday afternoon practicing at the lake alongside members of the US Border Patrol. Photo by James Neiss

  

• WAITING FOR A GOOD HOME: A Pomeranian puppy waits to be adopted at the SPCA of Niagara, the day after 64 dogs were seized from a Lockport home on Monday. The SPCA has over 100 requests for the 64 dogs. Photo by James Neiss

  

• ON THE WING: Seagulls hunt the upper rapids of the Niagara River in search of food just off Goat Island at Niagara Falls State Park.

  

• WINTER FALLS: The freezing spray coats the landscape around Prospect Point at Niagara Falls State Park giving winter visitors a spectacular visual treat. Photo by James Neiss

  

• TWO IS BETTER THAN ONE: Zycajah Estell powers through the snow removal process in front of her home in the 3000 block of Niagara Street. Photo by James Neiss

  

• Shadow of the U.S. Constitution : The U.S. Constitution is printed on the glass of the new U.S. District Courthouse in Buffalo, NY. and when the sun shines, shadow's of the words are cast on the pillars inside. Photo by James Neiss

  

• A majestic Cardinal looks for food on this frigid January day on Goat Island at Niagara Falls State Park. Photo by James Neiss

  

• Penguins at the Aquarium of Niagara check out some of the human children passing by their habitat. The Aquarium is a nice warm place to go, considering the recent cold spell. Photo by James Neiss

  

• Keynote speaker Pastor Craig Pridgen of the True Bethel Baptist Church, gave a spirited address during the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Community Celebration at the Niagara Falls High School. Photo by James Neiss

  

• GOOD PREENING: The lucky crow on the left enjoyed a good preening from it's mate during a nice sunny day on Goat Island.

  

• Part-time library clerk Stella Leffler's motto could be the old saying "A place for everything and everything in it's place," as she returns books to their proper place at the Niagara Falls Public Library. Photo by James Neiss

  

• Sledders enjoy the brisk, but sunny weather on the hills at Reservoir State Park on New Years day. Photo by James Neiss

  

• 1996 NIAGARA WINTER: Happy Holidays from the photo staff at the Niagara Gazette. Photo by James Neiss

  

• 12•12•12•12 WEDDING: Father Barry Lillis announces that the couple are now Bride and Bride as Sequoria Williams and April Solomon, both of Toledo, Ohio, seal the deal with a kiss. The same sex couple were married at 12 noon on the twelfth day of the twelfth month of the twelfth year in the 21st century at The Falls Wedding Chapel. Photo by James Neiss

  

• DECEMBER BLOOM: Arnie Rochon of Grand Avenue takes in what he describes as a sweet anise scent of these apparently, very hearty yellow roses. The 80 year old Grand Avenue resident, said he was amazed at how many late blooms there were. Photo by James Neiss

  

• FOND FAREWELL: Niagara University President Joseph L. Levesque, C.M., joked that Brother Augustine Denis Towey, C.M., often self promoted a poetry book he wrote, so holding it up, said he'd like to take the opportunity to promote it also, eliciting a chuckle from memorial service attendees. A Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary service was held Saturday, at Alumni Chapel, in memory of Brother Augustine Denis Towey, C.M. who passed away after a long illness on November 22. Photo by James Neiss

  

• WHAT'S WRONG WITH THIS PICTURE: Darren Lockett gave his daughter Raven, 10, an early Christmas present this year, but the shiny new Razor Cart seemed to bring out the kid in himself, as he uses up battery time with his daughter running beside. Photo by James Neiss

  

• Apparently Niagara County Community College women's basketball coach Nate Beutel's prayers were answered as the NCCC Women's team beat Lakeland Community College. Photo by James Neiss

  

• HOW MUCH IS THAT DRUMMER IN THE WINDOW: Passing locals and tourists had a great view of Jazz drummer J.C. Johson from Buffalo, who jams with other musicians Friday night in the window at Yvonne's Bakery & Cafe on Third Street. Photo by James Neiss

  

• Santa Claus waves to onlookers and poses for photos after the Old Falls Street, USA, street lighting ceremony. James Neiss/staff photographer

  

• Niagara Falls Air Force Base Honor Guard member SRA Ryan Lanighan, right, gives a final salute to the American flag in shadow as he and SRA Latosha Cain, left, perform a Folding of the Flag ceremony during the Take a Vet to School Day Program at Harry F. Abate Elementary School on November 14. Photo by James Neiss

  

• OVER THE TOP: "Go big or not at all," may be the theme for John and Dawn Irace of South Avenue, who's Sunday project was to set up their hand-made Christmas decorations. The couple, said they have been building the collection for over 15 years and Sundays balmy weather was the perfect time to set it up. Furthermore, with all the talk about retailers getting a jump start on Christmas holiday sales earlier this year, some might appreciate that the couple said they will not turn on the power for the display until the day after Thanksgiving. Photo by James Neiss

  

• OLD GLORY: The sun was shining on the 2012 Niagara Falls Veterans Day Ceremony at Hyde Park on Sunday. --

  

• FALL COLOR: A fisheye lens makes for an interesting view of the colorful leaves on the ground at Whirlpool State Park. Photo by James Neiss

  

• BERRY FEAST: One of the famous Niagara Falls Black Squirrels enjoys a berry lunch at a popular bush on Goat Island. At least 3 other squirrels were seen doing the same on the cool fall day. Photo by James Neiss

  

• WARNING SIGN: A wave crashes into a pier on Lake Ontario as Village of Wilson resident Donald Wiltse takes a look at how the weather was effecting the waves around 2 p.m. on Monday. Photo by James Neiss/staff photographer --

  

• James Neiss/staff photographer PICKED OFF: Wilson Lakemen look on as Cleveland Hill's Jared Watkins intercepts the ball during the second quarter of Friday night's playoff game. --

  

• GOOD SCRATCH: The right tree for the job came to the rescue of an itchy horse in this pasture along the 600 block of Lake Road in Youngstown. Photo by James Neiss

  

• CAMP VISITOR: Using a camera on a tripod with a radio remote trigger, made it possible to catch a humming bird visiting a feeder at photographer Jim Neiss' summer camp in Franklinville. Photo by James Neiss

  

• Summer Fun: Girlfriends, from left, Kacey Ferry, 12 of Youngstown, Cassy Tierney, 13 of Niagara Falls and Mickayla McNamara, 12 of Youngstown, leap off the Youngstown Public Dock for a cool swim in the Niagara River. Photo by James Neiss

  

• Emily Eaton, 9, and her father David have fun paddling the waters around Wilson Tuscarora State Park, but little Tommy, 7, was a little unhappy with all the paddling, so got a tow from his father. Photo by James Neiss

  

• Mutant Production: Kevin The Wonder Duck is a proud Papa behind the scenes of the Troma Entertainment film Return To The Class Of Nuke'Em High being filmed on the front lawn of the Niagara Arts and Cultural Center. Photo by James Neiss

  

• Baseball Dreaming: Alvin King Jr., 5, looks at a fly ball with awe as he watches the city championship little league baseball game with his father Alvin King at Nicoletti Field. The MacLeod's Pharmacy Braves beat the Tops Tigers for the title. Photo by James Neiss

  

• SIDEWALK SURFER: Darin Licht, 9, chose the cool Old Falls Street sidewalk on a hot summer day to surf the internet on his smartphone as family members take in a concert there. Photo by James Neiss

  

• Jamya Moore 6, glides through the water at the Hyde Park Pool with the help of her grandmother Kim Roberts. The pool was a popular place for many trying to beat the mid 90 degree heat. Photo by James Neiss

  

• SHOW TIME: The Omnipresent Puppet Theatre featuring puppeteer Donald Kruszka, made a stop to the Youngstown Free Library to perform Sleeping Beauty. The Puppet Theater is making stops at many local libraries including Lockport at 6:30 p.m. on August 1, Grand Island at 2 p.m. on August 2 and Lewiston at 6 p.m. on August 6. Photo by James Neiss

  

• Cutting the Rug: Debby & Jim Jauch, left, and Carol & Lou Colcadance, dance to the 50's sounds of Kathy Lynn and the Playboys during a concert at Columbus Square Park on Pine Avenue, part of the Pine Avenue Business Association Summer Concert Series, sponsored in part by the Niagara Gazette. Photo by James Neiss

  

• Perspective: Little Chloe Tullius, 10 of Amherst, decided to take in the sights at Lewiston Landing upside down while swinging with Coralee Smith, left, also of Amherst. Photo by James Neiss

  

• Bergholtz and Frontier volunteer fire companies responded to a field fire on the southeast corner of Williams Road and Lancelot Drive in the Town of Wheatfield. The burning sun dried straw sent plums of black smoke into the air that could be seen for miles around. Photo by James Neiss

  

• Daredevil high-wire walker Nik Wallenda passes Old Falls Street with the Skylon Tower as a backdrop during his last day of practice in front of the Seneca Niagara Casino, before his attempted walk across the falls scheduled for June 15. Photo by James Neiss

  

• High-wire walker Nik Wallenda plans to walk across the Niagara Gorge sometime after 10 p.m. on June 15, 2012 on 2 inch diameter wire. Photo by James Neiss

  

• Aerial Code 716: Daredevil Nik Wallenda, said "It's good to be the boss," when asked if he was allowed to take personal calls while on the job. Wallenda continues his daily practice on the high-wire in front of the Seneca Niagara Casino & Hotel. Photo by James Neiss

  

• Daredevil Nik Wallenda walks among the birds in front of the Seneca Niagara Casino and Hotel during his morning high-wire practice session. Photo by James Neiss

  

• A Heron gets a tasty fish while hunting the waters at Beaver Island State Park. Photo by James Neiss

  

• A bluebird takes wing from birdhouse 24 along West River Parkway on Grand Island. Photo by James Neiss

  

• Lean into a turn: Rider Coach Justin Eulrich of the Mac Street Rider motorcycle safety program, center, puts his class through a simulated practice as they all lean in his direction. The outdoor class takes place in the old Bell Aerospace parking lot at the corner of Niagara Falls Boulevard and Walmore Road. Photo by James Neiss

  

• Some area residents are reporting a rash of butterfly aerobatics and window crashing around their homes. The culprit is the Red Admiral Butterfly like this one taking a break on a trailer at an Eddy Drive home. Photo by James Neiss

  

• Niagara Falls Police Officer Wayne General draws his gun on a suspect after a foot chase that ended up at a Hyde Park pavilion. The incident originated at Empire Auto Outlet on Niagara Falls Boulevard. Photo by James Neiss

  

• A Northern Flicker Woodpecker takes flight from a pole on Whirlpool Street. Photo by James Neiss

  

• Driving "Range" of Motion: Golfing buddies, from left, Doug Williams, Tom Hanna, both of Niagara Falls, and Tony Dean of Wheatfield, show off a range of motion in their swings as they practice driving before their tee time at the Seneca Hickory Stick golf course. Photo by James Neiss

  

• The Niagara Falls Public Library was a little extra busy today as schools take a spring break for two weeks. Photo by James Neiss

  

• Niagara Falls, NY - A bird of prey eyes up the area around Hyde Park Lake from a lofty perch on Tuesday. Photo by James Neiss

  

• George the dog wonders why he's getting the silent treatment from his companions at Boka Farms on Campbell Boulevard. Photo by James Neiss

  

• A leafless tree along the walkway to the Cave of the Winds decks at the base of the American Falls at Niagara Falls State Park make for an interesting view of the Niagara Gorge and Niagara Falls, Ontario. Photo by James Neiss

  

• Members of the band Reperfection, from left, Jonathan Zeams, Shane Jacob, T.J. Carson, Ryan Morreale and Patrick Tierney, enjoy Wednesdays spring like weather to rock it out of doors at a home on Ridge Road. The band was practicing for their next gig. Photo by James Neiss

  

• Champions: Members of the Grand Island High School girls basketball team celebrate after scoring a basket that put them in the lead against Hamburg during the Class A-1 championship game at Niagara County Community College on Saturday. Photo by James Neiss

  

• The American falls were lit up at 7:30 p.m. on Friday in recognition of colon cancer awareness month.. Photo by James Neiss

  

• Niagara Falls firefighters pull a man from the freezing waters of Hyde Park Lake Wednesday after he fell through the ice. The man later died at Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center. Photo by James Neiss

  

• Newlyweds Sharon Zwolinkiewicz, left, and Karen Zwolinkiewicz, right, get a hug from their sister-in-law Lynn Zwolinkiewicz, center, after getting married at The Falls Wedding Chapel on Valentines Day. Third time must be the charm for same sex couple who met in 1990, had a Vermont wedding in 1992 , a second time in 1993 in St. Catharines, Ontario and Valentines Day 2012, here in Niagara Falls. Photo by James Neiss

  

• James Neiss/staff photographer Niagara Falls, NY - Doing the Thunderwolf Shuffle: Niagara Falls High School Cheerleader Lasharee Wallace busts a move with Tripp the Thunderwolf, Niagara County Community Collage mascot. Tripp stopped by the high school to support NFHS during the 12th Annual Cataract City Classic 2011 basketball tournament.

  

• James Neiss/staff photographer Niagara Falls, NY - With friends like these: Destyn Hopkins, right, obviously didn't have a good enough hiding place behind the bushes as his friends send a barrage of snowballs toward him along 24th Street on their way home from school. Photo by James Neiss

  

• 111207 Foster Parents - James Neiss/staff photographer Niagara Falls, NY - A candid shot of a father sharing a special moment with his daughter at a summer family picnic is an example of a caring relationship some children will miss out on without a foster parent. Photo by James Neiss

  

• James Neiss/staff photographerNiagara Falls, NY - Tuesdays balmy weather made for a great day to watch the geese landing at Hyde Park.

  

• James Neiss/staff photographer Niagara Falls, NY - Niagara Falls Police Officer Mike Lee guards a stairway next to one of the bad guys, played by Officer Tim Ferchen, who was killed. The Niagara Falls Police held an active shooter training exercise at the old public safety building at 520 Hyde Park that involved the NFPD Emergency Response Team, the Fire Department and local ambulance services. Photo by James Neiss

  

• James Neiss/staff photographer Niagara Falls, NY - Marc Violino, food and beverage manager at the Rapids Theatre, left, lends a had sprucing up for a free SYFY Channel Ghost Hunters viewing party Wednesday at the Rapids Theatre. The Ghost Hunters are going to reveal what they found during a recent visit to the Theatre. Photo by James Neiss

  

• James Neiss/staff photographer Lewiston, NY - Seven year old Robert Gilbert got the opportunity to practice reading out loud with the help of Ben Valenti the Great Dane at the Lewiston Public Library. Apparently Ben Valenti is also a great listener as part of The Tail Wagging Tudors program.

  

• James Neiss/staff photographer Niagara Falls, NY - All Francis Pecoraro, 7, and neighbor Kenny Dortch needed was a hollowed out bucket on a pole to play some basketball in the ally between 15th and 16th Streets.

  

• James Neiss/staff photographerNiagara Falls, NY - Attendees of the YWCA of Niagara 2011 Niagara Awards "A Tribute to Women," applaud the award nominees and winners at The Conference Center Niagara Falls.

  

• James Neiss/staff photographerLewiston, NY - The U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds perform in the skies over Niagara Falls at the Thunder of Niagara Air Show.

  

• James Neiss/staff photographer Youngstown, NY - A butterfly visits a flowering Hyssop at the Youngstown Bicentennial Peace Garden that will officially open next weekend at Falkner Park.

  

• James Neiss/staff photographer Lewiston, NY - Music lovers Cheyenne Gallo of the Town of Tonawanda and Charles Crossley of Niagara Falls listen to the music at the Creedence Clearwater Revisited concert during Tuesday in the Park at Art Park. James Neiss

  

• James Neiss/staff photographer Niagara Falls, NY - Niagara Falls High School student Sal Barber, 17, fires a hand gun under the instruction of Range Officer Angelo Berti, left. NFHS students considering a career in law enforcement spent the day at police headquarters. Photo by James Neiss

  

• James Neiss/staff photographer Niagara Falls, NY - The fog made for an ethereal view of the Canadian skyline as seen from the Rainbow Bridge on Saturday.

  

• James Neiss/staff photographer Niagara Falls, NY - Quacking Orders: I told you to make the bed, and why can’t you pick up after yourself, and in the future would you please remember Tuesday is trash night, she said during a recent outing with her husband along the upper rapids at Niagara Falls State Park, or at least that might be what it appears.

  

• James Neiss/staff photographer - Niagara Falls, NY - Ballet dancers perform during a showing of 33rd annual production of The Nutcracker, by The Greater Niagara Ballet Company at the Niagara Falls Performing Arts Center.

  

• James Neiss/staff photographer - Town of Porter, NY - A playful Paul Biro gives his companion Kim Barto, both of the Town of Niagara, an ear cleaning, perhaps to help her hear the Mo Porter Band better, at the Porter-on-the-Lake Labor Day Festival. 9/6/2010

  

• James Neiss/staff photographer - Niagara Falls, NY - An early morning rainbow makes a colorful background for a spider biding its time for a meal along the Cave of the Winds walk way at Niagara Falls State Park. 8/13/2010

  

• James Neiss/staff photographer Niagara Falls, NY - Nelles Henry, 16, takes "Jimmy the Duck" out for a walk in the ally next to his Ferry Avenue home. Henry bought the duck and raised it from a chick. 4/16/2010

  

• March 20, 1998: John VanKooten, President of the Niagara Film Fest, walks with Marilyn Monroe after a promo shoot for the event in Niagara Falls, Ontario. Photo by James Neiss

  

• September 26, 1993: Canadian Daredevil Dave Munday became the first person to survive a second trip over Niagara Falls. Photo by James Neiss Photo by James Neiss

  

• August 26, 1993: Approximately 45 hot-air balloons launched from Niagara Falls, Ontario, at sunrise, drift over the Niagara River gorge. The balloons were taking part in the Uplifting International Hot-Air-Baloonfest '93. Photo by James Neiss

  

• November 1993: Actor Dan Aykroyd, left, plays an Ontario Provincial Police officer with John Candy as Niagara County Sheriff Bud Boomer during the filming of the movie Canadian Bacon, at Niagara-on-the-Lake. Photo by James Neiss

  

• NOVEMBER 1, 1992: Buffalo Bills quarterback Jim Kelly hands off to Thurman Thomas during a game against the New England Patriots. Both players were miffed by fans booing the team at the end of the first half. The Bills beat the Patriots 16-7 at Rich Stadium. (James Neiss - Niagara Gazette) Photo by James Neiss

  

• JUNE 21, 1989: The Goodyear Blimp, on a flyby through Niagara Falls, N.Y., and Ontario, appears to be moored to the Skylon tower in Niagara Falls, Ont. in this photo. The famous dirigible was on its way to a stop in Canada. Photo by James Neiss

  

• May 8, 1989: Four-year-old Eric Shimmel has a tough time keeping his drawers from dropping outside his Walnut Avenue home, thanks to the antics of his 3-month old puppy, Whiskey. Photo by James Neiss

  

• OCTOBER 8, 1988: Tonawanda defensive backs Rob Gross (22) and Rick Zimmerman (9) attempt to keep Niagara Falls receiver Tim Holser from catching a pass during the second quarter of the Section VI football game at Sal Maglie Stadium. Photo by James Neiss

  

• March 19, 1988: Niagara Falls Police Officer Jan Dalporto, left and EMT Tom Howes of Professional Ambulance, right, escort student Rochelle Adkins to an ambulance after a bus and car collided at the corner of Hyde Park Boulevard and Ferry Avenue. (Photo by James Neiss) Photo by James Neiss

  

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