Paul A. Dyster is half way to becoming Niagara Falls' first two-term mayor since 1991, after he topped Democratic primary opponent John G. Accardo.
Here is Dyster's victory speech:
September 13, 2011 - 10:47 PM
Paul A. Dyster is half way to becoming Niagara Falls' first two-term mayor since 1991, after he topped Democratic primary opponent John G. Accardo.
Here is Dyster's victory speech:
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