Tonawanda Mayor's Breakfast - DEC 4

Tonawanda, NY November 14, 2025 — A Mayor’s Breakfast is being hosted by the Rotary-Greenway Partnership to benefit all 3 Tonawandas & the renewal of the Tonawandas inter-municipal charter in support of Greenway trail connectivity and improved waterfront resources. The event will be December 4th between 7:30 and 9 am at the Ronald J. Pilozzi Pavilion, 600 Niagara St, Tonawanda, NY 14150. Admission is $20 cash donation at the door, proceeds benefit Rotary-Greenway Adopt-A-Trail Programs. Rotary is a non-partisan, apolitical, not-for-profit civic organization promoting community engagement and collaborative economic development.

Over the past 5 years these 3 communities working collaboratively with each other, with New York state agencies including Niagara River Greenway have made great progress in waterfront renewal and expanding active recreational parks and trails thus improving their economies and quality of life for our businesses, work force, and residents.

Now therefore we are renewing this intermunicipal charter as our pledge to continue intermunicipal communication and collaboration in regard to continue the transformation of our waterfronts for public access and active recreational wellness. Each Municipality pledges to work collaboratively to access funding programs and grant ideas and work together to make the Niagara River region stronger and more connected with our Tonawandas as the western New York blueway and greenway hub of the Empire State.

The public is invited to join us as we recognize this valuable partnership and to learn more about how we work together to provide community service.

Click here to register for the event.
 

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