NIAGARA FALLS, NY - Last week 2 On Your Side told you about more than a dozen homes with no running water in Niagara Falls, because their pipes are frozen.

On Monday, we're learning many of the problems have been corrected, but several more homes have been impacted because of the cold temperatures.

This is all happening in the LaSalle Neighborhood in Niagara Falls.

"It's terrible, even for one day, I feel it's inhumane," said Cheryl Dutton, a Niagara Falls resident, "we need water to flush the toilets, brush our teeth, shower our kids, cook dinner, wash the laundry, we can't do it."

Since Sunday morning, the water pipes in Dutton's home have been bone dry. And things are piling up, like her dirty dishes, which sit in her kitchen sink.

"Food's been in them since Sunday 8 a.m.," Dutton said.

On Friday, February 21st, 2014, from 7:30-9:30pm at The Analytical Psychology Society of Western New York [The C.C. Jung Center 408 Franklin Street, Buffalo, NY 14202], Western New York poets cordially invite you to experience readings from a forthcoming poetry anthology titled, "A Celebration of WNY Poets."

The volume, edited by Patricia Tansey and published through White Buffalo Publications, includes logo design created by Michael Morgulis of New Buffalo Graphics. The logo symbolizes a time of peace and renewal in Native American culture in order to bring light into the world through poetry. Some of the anthology is a representation of how words, images, and metaphors of poetry contribute to a transforming of consciousness and experience, and lead to personal and collective discovery.

Seneca Niagara Casino & Hotel’s 440-seat Bear’s Den Showroom will be a can’t-miss destination for music lovers this March and April, as seven of the world’s best acts will fill the venue – including Buffalo’s own Goo Goo Dolls as part of a spring acoustic tour. Also added to the lineup are Todd Rundgren, Blackhawk & The Outlaws, Holly Cole and Jim Cuddy Trio.