030515 Niagara County Legislators Dennis Virtuoso and Mark Grozio

Councilmembers Anderson, Fruscione and Robins were found guilty of violating my brothers civil rights. A jury of four men and four women found all three guilty of the First Amendment violation of freedom of speech.

Frozen water pipes is still an issue in Niagara Falls and the challenge for both the Water Board and city officials will see what can be done next year.

In the meantime the Water Board is reminding you that next week the temperature is going to drop again. So please make sure that the lowest faucet in your house has a small stream of water flowing out of it, approximately the size of the lead in a lead pencil.

Chalk up another one for the Vince Anello Show. This morning I noticed that some of the side streets are being posted. We have been talking about it for several weeks and it hasn't been done for side streets since the Anello Administration.

The city Council's Financial Advisory Board met Tuesday night but, when I brought it up at the coffee shops it didn't seem to be on the radar yet.

Some people are wondering since we just received a ton of casino money come why are we having this hassle. We have already spent $6 million in a $9 million project

Judge Mark A. Violante is running for reelection. Judge Angelo J. Morinello will be turning 70, the mandatory retirement age for judges in New York. That seat will become open.

Danielle M. Restaino and David G. Boniello each have announced their bids for the bench. So at this point we have three people running for two seats.

Let's get right to our guests, Legislators Dennis virtuoso was also the minority leader and Legislator Mark Grozio.