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State of Emergency issued for Niagara County; travel ban lifted overnight
Flooding in Lockport and other parts of the county prompted officials to declare a State of Emergency Tuesday evening. Author: WGRZ Staff Updated: 7:06 AM EDT July 21, 2021
NIAGARA COUNTY, N.Y. UPDATE: The travel ban in Niagara County was lifted at 1:00 a.m. on Wednesday, July 21. Officials warn that roadways may still be flooded, and ask that drivers use caution while traveling.
The State of Emergency remains in effect in Niagara County as clean up efforts begin.
Parts of Western New York experienced significant rainfall Tuesday evening. One of the hardest hit areas was Niagara County.
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Leading to the five year remembrance of Pulse and recognizing that there were many people who helped the community heal and mobilize for Latinos, Del Ambiente joins Alianza to recognize several LGBTQ+ members in Central Florida during an event held on June 4.
LENOX â A 19th-century downtown landmark, the Summer White House Inn, is undergoing a $1 million total interior restoration after its purchase Feb. 26 by Susan Gibbs, a local resident and specialist in historical renovation.
She bought the bed-and-breakfast at 17 Main St., owned since 1992 by prominent Lenox hospitality industry leaders Frank and Mary Newton, for $601,000.
The property had been marketed for at least six years, with an initial asking price of $1.5 million â later reduced to $799,000. The sale was handled by John McLean, associate broker with Berkshire Real Estate Associates.
âThe town and the county couldnât have a better person to purchase it, and to restore it to what it should be for its history and location,â McLean said. âItâs a good, solid structure, but needs updating.â