We had a special guest drop in on us at the NiagaraHub – Our new friend Betty paid us a visit and
taught us that our viewership spread across the good ol’ USA!
Image of the Day – May 1, 2015
Student volunteers from Niagara Catholic High School at Opportunities Unlimited
Student volunteers from Niagara Catholic High School spent the day on Tuesday visiting with Opportunities Unlimited of Niagara participants at the Town of Niagara day program as part of the school’s Day of Caring. Students participated in educational and craft projects in the morning, enjoyed lunch in the OUN Café and led a singing and dancing program in the afternoon. Kristen Hill, Niagara Catholic’s Music Director, accompanied the students.
Mayor’s Night In – Wednesday May 20, 2015
Questions, Concerns or General Comments you’d like to share with the mayor?
Now’s your time!!
Niagara Falls Mayor Paul A. Dyster will hold a “Mayor’s Night-in” at City Hall Wednesday May 20, 2015 from 5-7pm.
“Mayor’s Night In” makes Mayor Dyster available to city residents who wish to meet and greet the Mayor, bring questions, share concerns, seek information on city programs, or visit city hall to become more familiar with city government.
No reservation is required—simply visit the first floor of City Hall, 745 Main Street and sign in between 5pm and 7pm on Wednesday, May 20, 2015.
Ceretto helps bring $5 million in aid to libraries
2015-2016 State Budget provides much needed aid
Assemblyman John Ceretto (R,C,I-Lewiston) was proud to announce that libraries across New York State will be receiving a $5 million increase in aid after the Assembly passed the 2015-2016 State Budget this month.
“Libraries are such a valuable and necessary component of every community in New York State. I’ve always enjoyed visiting my local libraries and have encouraged my children and students to do the same,” said Ceretto, who is a former high school teacher. “I’m pleased that other legislators have not forgotten the importance of libraries in our communities and have decided to vote with me on this bill so our libraries can stay fully operational.”
Many local libraries will benefit from this increase. In recent years, LaSalle and Earl Brydges from the Niagara Falls Public Library system received $19,201, while Lewiston Public Library received $3,515, Sanborn-Pekin Free Library received $1,384, and Grand Island Public Library received $5,298.
“As we’ve seen with aid increases recently, this funding really assists libraries looking to improve their services and facilities. I look forward to seeing the improvements our local libraries will make with this increase in aid so everyone in our community can reap the benefits of what libraries have to offer,” said Ceretto.
Ceretto also mentioned that the Friends of Niagara Falls Library are looking for used books to ensure local libraries can maintain a reasonable book count.
HANCI/Complete Senior Care (PACE) hosts Niagara Catholic students for “Day of Caring”
$160 million in refunds available for AT&T, T-Mobile cellphone customers
[From BuffaloNews.com]
How closely do you look at your cellphone bill?
Ever notice any $9.99 charges for services that you don’t remember subscribing to, like horoscopes or trivia? …
READ THE FULL STORY HERE: http://www.buffalonews.com/business/160-million-in-refunds-available-for-att-t-mobile-cellphone-customers-20150429