Articles for Investigative Post staff

Nov 7

2013

Local Democrats take off the gloves

Liz Benjamin’s highly regarded political blog pieces together the finger pointing that’s already started in the wake of Tuesday’s bad night for the party.

Posted 11 years ago

Nov 7

2013

NY Times take on West Side revival

An outside perspective on the slow but steady comeback of a neighborhood thanks to a “D.I.Y., roll-up-your-sleeves community-building ethos.”

Posted 11 years ago

Nov 6

2013

Lake Erie’s “50 and 2 Rule”

Lake Erie holds 2 percent of the water but 50 percent of the fish. That may be a rough estimate, but the director of Ohio State University’s Stone Laboratory told Michigan Public Radio that the “50 and 2 Rule” is an example of how each of the five lakes have their own unique characteristics.

Posted 11 years ago

Nov 6

2013

Locals voted against more casinos

Proposition One was approved by voters statewide, but a majority of the electorate casting ballots in Erie and Niagara counties opposed the expansion of casino gambling. The proposition also failed to carry the counties that are home to Rochester, Syracuse and Albany.

Posted 11 years ago

Oct 20

2013

iPost story in Buffalo News on Gallagher Beach

Analysis in Viewpoints section ties together the reporting done by Investigative Post over the past two weeks on pollution problems that pose a challenge to Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s plan to open Gallagher Beach to swimming.

Posted 12 years ago

Oct 14

2013

Environmental stars or slugs? Depends on who you ask.

The state League of Conservation Voters give high grades to two local state senators, Mark Gristanti and George Maziarz. Marks handed out by a second group, Environmental Advocates, are not nearly as generous.

Posted 12 years ago

Oct 11

2013

Obama’s war on journalism

“The administration’s war on leaks and other efforts to control information are the most aggressive I’ve seen since the Nixon administration, when I was one of the editors involved in The Washington Post’s investigation of Watergate.” —Leonard Downie Jr., former executive editor of The Washington Post

Posted 12 years ago

Oct 10

2013

So much for rooting out corruption

Gov. Andrew Cuomo established the Moreland Commission three months ago to attack corruption in Albany. He has since acted to muzzle the watchdog. A report from The New York Times.

Posted 12 years ago
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