Martha (Williams) Bennett
Martha (Williams) Bennett passed away on November 10, 2025. This is the full obituary where you can express condolences and share memories. Published in the Niagara Gazette on July 18, 2026.
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Summer Sizzler celebrates 50th with five bands this weekend
The Summer Sizzler at Terry’s Corners began as a bicentennial event and the music festival is back this weekend with a lineup of five bands, headlined by The Strictly Hip
Porter getting final easements for Lower River Road waterline replacements
The Town of Porter is still working to undertake waterline replacements, but it still needs to secure some land easements before it can begin.
Pool project stirs contamination concerns for Falls couple
Dan and Jocelyn McKiernan hired a company to do some excavation work so they could install a new swimming pool in their backyard this summer.
Keeping the Canal Fest spirit despite new location
This year’s Canal Fest of the Tonawandas is going to be a bit different than years past as it will be held entirely within North Tonawanda’s Gratwick Park, with a
Niagara Falls City Council votes down road paving, grass cutting plans; deadlocks on NFR payment
Road paving, grass cutting and the payment of a court order related to the acquisition of land for the proposed Centennial Park project are all on hold after members of
New infographic offers closer look at county's toxic legacy
A new, online infographic is now offering Niagara County residents something many of them have been clamoring for in recent weeks — a more comprehensive look at local hazardous waste
CONFER: The benefits and risks of Queen Anne’s Lace
One of those more abundant wildflowers of the summer and fall, Queen Anne’s Lace, is starting to bloom now.
Jazy Roberts and Tyler Spielman try to run away with Porter Cup wins
LEWISTON — When Jazy Roberts missed a putt for par on the 18th hole, she sighed, sank the short putt for bogey and walked to the edge of the green
Bills training camp preview: Revamped safety room should bring stability to Buffalo's secondary
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the fourth installment in a series breaking down each position ahead of the opening of Buffalo Bills training camp July 29.
Sunday's St. Hagop’s Armenian Festival keeping traditions alive
A year after St. Hagop Armenian Apostolic Church celebrated its annual Armenian Festival’s 75th anniversary, organizers are still finding ways to keep their culture alive for a new generation.
Kenan's free outdoor music series launches tonight
Fridays will be filled with folk, funk, jazz and more as the Kenan Center presents its free weekly Music In The Gardens series. This classic lounge-on-the-front-lawn summer series features a
North Tonawanda police confirm identity of body found in Erie Canal
The North Tonawanda Police Department has confirmed the identity of a dead body found Thursday in the Erie Canal.
Project underway to strengthen, improve safety of south Grand Island Bridge spans
A $54.4 million structural steel repair and seismic retrofit project is underway on the south Grand Island Bridge spans.
JENNINGS: More than a viral moment: Cami Clune finding her own voice
Western New York-based singer-songwriter and former contestant on “The Voice,” Cami Clune, has performed the national anthem at Sabres and Bills games for years, but one poignant moment this spring
Niagara County Legislator Rich Andres appointed to federal trade board
Niagara County Legislator Rich Andres has been appointed to the Office of the United States Trade Representative’s Intergovernmental Policy Advisory Committee (IGPAC).
Local man owner charged in forklift scheme investigation
A Lancaster man faces up to 30 years in prison after bilking more than 30 people out of more than a million dollars in a scheme involving the sale of
Starpoint teacher Heather Raggi remembered for her kindness and dedication (copy)
A vibrant and dedicated Starpoint teacher is being remembered as a devoted mother, resilient fighter and compassionate educator whose kindness touched students and everyone fortunate enough to know her.
Bills training camp preview: Reigning NFL rushing champ James Cook searches for an encore
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the third installment in a series breaking down each position ahead of the opening of Buffalo Bills training camp July 29.
North Tonawanda rename street to honor WWII veteran Bill Gosch
The North Tonawanda City Council has granted another honor to celebrated WWII veteran Bill Gosch.
Wheatfield looking for grants to fund River Road park
The Wheatfield Town Board approved three grant applications for funding for its planned waterfront park at 2020 River Road.
Dear Annie: A season of distance, not goodbye
Dear Annie: I am an 86-year-old mother of three children, a grandmother of six and great-grandmother of eight. We have always had a great relationship with our children.
Niagara Extension offering support for mobile home repairs
Across the nation, mobile home owners are getting squeezed by increasing costs, but Cornell Cooperative Extension of Niagara County seeks to provide support for repairs.
CALLERI: ‘Hud’ and ‘The Elephant Man’ restored by Criterion
One of the major questions regarding the upcoming epic adventure “The Odyssey” is whether or not showings in IMAX will actually have full houses because of advance ticket buyers across