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09/07/2026

4287 Witmer Rd. in the Town of Niagara, NY. Just another vacant building, right? Not exactly.

Formerly a farm and a drive-in, this building sits next to buried toxic and chemical waste. The waste is leaking into a nearby creek harming a neighborhood on the other side.

Witmer Rd is part of our investigative series, Niagara County: The Buried History.

Full investigation on our YouTube.

09/07/2026

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09/04/2026

The history of this property is darker than most people realize. Watch our investigation into the contamination, the government decisions, and the neighborhood left to live with the consequences.

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09/04/2026

09/01/2026

Full investigation into 4287 Witmer Rd on YouTube: link in comments.

For decades, 4287 Witmer Road in Niagara County has carried a troubling environmental history.

Public records document contamination concerns, environmental investigations, tax delinquency, government involvement, and years of discussion over what should happen to the property.

Who knew? What did they know? Why wasn’t the public alerted?

We examine environmental reports, government records, meeting minutes, and the decisions that ultimately put this property in the hands of a public land bank.

This isn’t speculation. We’re showing you the documents and letting you see the record for yourself.

📍 4287 Witmer Road, Niagara County, NY
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08/25/2026

Over 100 residents turned out to a community meeting about radioactive toxic and chemical waste in the Niagara County backyards.

An event run by Save Our Backyards WNY had speakers from homes impacted by the testing, and included Luella Kenny one of the voices and victims from the original Love Canal incident.

08/24/2026

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08/22/2026

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