Benjamin Joe is a journalist based in Lockport, New York. He writes for multiple local publications, including Cleburne Times Review, Lockport Union Sun & Journal, and Niagara Gazette. Benjamin covers a range of topics, including local events, community development, government affairs, and human interest stories.
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The Pleasant Valley Tavern in Lockport sustained heavy damage in a November fire but a legal issue of ownership is now stalling its demolition.
By: Benjamin Joe
While The Salvation Army of Lockport runs a variety of social outreach programs throughout the year, nothing is quite like the holiday season.
By: Benjamin Joe
The Vietnam Veterans of America, Niagara County Chapter 268, gathered on Monday for the yearly placement of a holiday wreath beside the veterans monument on the Niagara Hospice campus.
Fifty years ago today, the City of Lockport lost the up-and-coming regional icon the Union Station Restaurant to an unsolved fire.
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The covering of the Erie Traveler and some bags of debris lit on fire after something started a blaze on the bottom of the Lockport Locks where the boat was wintering. Fire crews has to rappel down into the unused Lock and put out a smoky fire before damage was done to the boat. Benjamin Joe
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The former Eastern Niagara Hospital building at 521 East Ave. has been sold to a subsidiary of Kids First. James Neiss file
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The former Eastern Niagara Hospital building
A pay raise for emergency medical service workers at the Lockport Fire Department has been approved. The new rates include retroactive back-pay to Feb. 14, 2023 when LFD took on
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Lead service lines will be targeted for universal removal by 2037 to comply with lead levels in drinking water.
Lockport firefighters helped load up vehicles with food, toys and clothing at the Salvation Army’s Cottage Street citadel Friday morning as part of their volunteer efforts in the community.
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