Joe Chille

Joe Chille spent over 40 years in the broadcast industry working for companies including CBS, Taft, Infinity Broadcasting, and Townsquare Media. Joe has been recognized as one of the nations best radio programmers by Radio Ink Magazine and has been interviewed by Billboard Magazine, Inside Radio and other industry publications. Under his own company Joe Chille Productions, Joe is still heard across the United States in commercials airing on the 220 station Bill Martinez talk network, on WAVY-TV in Virginia Beach and on local TV and radio. Joe has also spent over 38 years as a Marine Deputy and retired as a Seasonal Deputy from the Niagara County Sheriff's Office in December 2017 after 38 years of service. Joe has two grown children--Joe, who is a computer engineer and daughter Justine Mariani . who with her husband Matt and sons Gianni and Adreyano live in Wheatfield.

Local Doctor Supports Veterans In A Unique Way

I have a close friend that 8 years ago started a local campaign to recognize our veterans. My friend is Dr. Kristin Jacobsen, the campaign is called "Hands Healing Heroes".

Impacted By July’s Severe Storms? Help Is Here

If you live in Niagara County and were impacted by storm damage in July the Small Business Administration may be able to help.

Erie Co. SPCA Pauses Adoptions Out Of Concern For Animals

The SPCA Serving Erie County has paused dog adoptions through the end of this week after experiencing cases of dog pneumonia within its facility.

A Glimmer Of Hope In Pandemic News For WNY

In these days of rising COVID cases, there may be a reason for hope in Western New York.

10 Unique Fall Things To Do In Niagara Falls

You're probably familiar with the expression "you can't see the forest for the trees"...It can't be any more true than here on the Niagara Frontier. We have lived here so long that we forget about the great places in our own backyard.

Niagara Falls To Shine To Promote Hope For Cancer Victims

Niagara Falls will be illuminated in red and blue on Saturday, September 18, from 10:45 PM – 11:00 PM, to celebrate Lights of Hope honoring those who are being treated for cancer, their caregivers and those who have lost their lives to cancer.

Bus Driver Shortage A Serious Problem For Parents And Schools

Bus driver shortages causing delays with pickups and drop-offs and marring back to school for parents and district officials.

Back To School Time Means Busy Roads, Excited Kids

It's back to school this morning for kids around Western New York and police are urging drivers to slow down and pay attention.

10 Must Visit Places On The Niagara Frontier For Fall [GALLERY]

Wegman’s Ranks #1 On ‘Companies That Care List’

People’s 2021 list of “Companies That Care” features local favorite Wegmans in the No. 1 spot.

Extension of Ban On Evictions Brings Joy To NY Tenants

Governor Kathy Hochul has signed off on extending the state’s eviction moratorium Thursday, now extending the ban until January 15th, 2022, which is still short of the one-year extension some were hoping for.

Why COVID-19 Forces WNY Parents To Choose Private Schools

The end of this past school year was a challenge for many Western New York families when districts were forced to move to virtual learning in the wake of the pandemic.