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Niagara Falls Teen Dies in Crash on Walmore Road

 LEWISTON, NY - A Niagara Falls teenager died in a one-vehicle accident last night in the Town of Lewiston, according to a statement from the New York State Police.

A 2009 Mazda driven by Taylor J. Clause, 18, of Walmore Road in Lewiston, was traveling north on Walmore Road early Sunday morning when it failed to negotiate a curve. The car went off the road, struck a utility pole and rolled several times, police said.

Jasmin P. Dubuc, 19, of Cayuga Drive in Niagara Falls, was ejected from the vehicle and sustained extensive trauma. He died at the scene. Clause, the driver, was also ejected from the car and suffered extensive trauma. He was transported by Mercy Flight to Erie County Medical Center.

The Art Of Fly Fishing

 

SOUTHERN TIER, NY-Like many outdoor pursuits,the sport of fly fishing becomes more intricate as experience is gained. Although all fishing requires a strong knowledge of the environment and it's cycles, fly fishing by it's very nature takes that knowledge to a more intimate level.

Especially this time of year, the quarry for many fishermen is trout on small streams. That means that the savvy angler needs to present a realistic bait, which is usually one of the many aquatic insects completing their life cycle and emerging as adults.

Rick Kustich is a seasoned fly fisherman,and has written several books on the subject." Basically what we're trying to target is, these insects live in the water, they mainly live on the bottom of theses streams, and at certain times of the year, certain species emerge to the surface , and that's when they're susceptible to trout. So understanding that emergence and when different insects emerge is the key."

Fatal Motorcycle Accident in Cambria

CAMBRIA, NY - A motorcyclist who failed to negotiate a turn onto Plank Road from the intersection of Ridge and North Ridge roads lost his life today.

According to the Niagara County Sheriff's Office, the operator of the motorcycle veered off of the roadway around 6 p.m. Saturday and hit a 4 x 4' wooden post and several objects. His bike continued on another 75 feet before falling over, but its operator died at the scene of the collision.

Sheriff's deputies say speed may have been a factor in the accident. They're withholding the name of the victim until the family has been notified and their investigation is complete.

 

Niagara Falls Man Killed in a Shooting

NIAGARA FALLS, NY - Niagara Falls Police are asking for help solving a deadly shooting that happened just before 5 a.m. Sunday morning.

They were called to Ashland Avenue for a report of a shooting when they found 37-year-old Joseph Medley, Sr. lying on ground in front of his home with a gunshot wound to the upper body.

He was taken to Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center where he was pronounced dead a short time later.

They're asking that anyone with information about the case to call Niagara Falls Police Department detectives at 286-4553.

 

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Old Falls Street Ready for Summer

Niagara Falls, NY - The summer schedule of events for Old Falls Street was announced Thursday, and it includes many new features for this year.

Starting Memorial Day weekend, new food vendors will offer a fresh selection of poutines, sliders, sandwich wraps and tacos as well as vegetarian options. Amy's Truck and the Roaming Buffalo food trucks will also be available.

In June, Old Falls Street will premiere its Wi-Fi Café located near the Comfort Inn.  

Jazzy Sundays, a new free live music series that features local jazz, Dixieland and big band musicians will begin July 7 from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m.

On Wednesdays starting July 10, from noon to 3:00 p.m., guests can greet reenactors of historical Niagara Falls figures, like Nikola Tesla and the Great Blondin, as they walk along Old Falls Street.

'Top Chef' Star Fabio Viviani to Meet Fans at Amherst Store

'Top Chef' Star Fabio Viviani to Meet Fans at Amherst Store

In his travels around the world, Fabio Viviani has visited many places. But he's only passed through Western New York. That will change this weekend when he makes a special appearance in Amherst.

The Italian cuisinier and "Top Chef" fan favorite will participate in the grand opening celebration at BJ's Wholesale Club.

"I look forward to be at BJ's; we're going to be there for the event for the opening at the Amherst store. It's going to be great," he said in a phone interview. "We're going to raffle some cookbook, we're going to have some Q-and-As. It'll be a nice event."

Fabio will meet fans, sign copies of his new cookbook, "Fabio's Italian Kitchen," and, hopefully, have enough time left over to visit Niagara Falls.

"That's one of my top five wish list place to visit in the United States when I have time off," he said.

May 18 “Team Brayden” Benefit for 3-Year-Old with Leukemia

May 18 “Team Brayden” Benefit for 3-Year-Old with Leukemia

Grand Island, NY- Family and friends of 3-year-old Brayden Macri, who was diagnosed with leukemia, will be hosting a benefit in support of the toddler on Saturday, May 18, at the Grand Island VFW, 2121 Grand Island Blvd, Grand Island, NY, starting at 2:00 p.m.

Brayden Macri was diagnosed on July 24, 2012 with Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia, a cancer of the blood and bone marrow. Young Macri receives extensive treatments including chemotherapy, blood transfusions and bone marrow aspirations. The benefit will help offset some of the medical bills associated with Brayden’s treatment.

The benefit will include a live band and disc jockey, 50/50 split club tickets and basket raffles. There will be a kid zone area as well. Donation tickets are $20.00 each and they include food, soft drinks and adult beverages. Children under 10 are free.

Who: “Team Brayden” family, friends, loved ones and community