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 most recently as a Communications Tech for the Niagara County Sheriffs Office. Joe was one of the founding members of the Buffalo Broadcast Pioneers and has served on numerous boards and donated his time to local non-profits including the Aquarium of Niagara, The Niagara Falls Firefighters Toy Fund, The Niagara Falls Boys and Girls Club, and the Kids Escaping Drugs Telethon. Joe, lives in the Village of Lewiston and 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.
Joe Chille
Riviera Theatre, North Tonawanda Box Office Reopens Thursday
Concert-goers will be happy to know the Riviera Theatre is reopening its box office on Thursday according to WIVB-TV.
Heavy Thunderstorms Cause Local Flooding, More On The Way
Western New York was treated to an unbelievable lightning show last evening that moved in from across Lake Ontario between 10 pm and midnight. Along with thunder and lightning came heavy rain and gusty winds, causing flooding in poor drainage areas.
Would You Spend 6 Months Hiking The Appalachian Trail for 20K
Everyone has a list of some fairly ambitious things they’d like to get around to before they die, which often include activities like skydiving, visiting some exotic location, or getting rid of your significant other for 6 months and picking up 20 grand along the way?
Don’t Make These Mistakes With Facemasks
You'd think we'd all be experts at wearing face masks by now. But according to Readers Digest here are some mistakes you might still be making . . .
Erie Co. Will Provide Face Shields For Salons and Barber Shops
Ch 4 (WIVB-TV) broadcast that Erie County will assist local licensed barbershops and hair salons comply with the rules of Phase Two of reopening, county officials announced. The county will provide face shields for stylists’ and barbers’ use. It is a requirement that both face shields…
Peaceful Protests In Niagara Falls Last Night
Federal, State, County and City Law enforcement officers in Niagara Falls are grateful that protests in the city stayed civil on Sunday night.
Although for a second night a curfew was instituted in Erie County, one was not in place in nearby Niagara Falls...
Although for a second night a curfew was instituted in Erie County, one was not in place in nearby Niagara Falls...
Seniors At Niagara Falls H.S. Pick Up Caps And Gowns
They may not have the traditional graduation ceremony involving accepting their diploma with an on-stage handshake but Niagara Falls High School Seniors picked up their caps and gowns yesterday.
Don’t Let The Pandemic Keep You From Your Doctor’s Visit
Has the pandemic kept you from you regular Doctor's appt or Critical Care follow-up? While you may be worried about visiting your doctor right now, physicians are encouraging people to still show up.
Lewiston Artisan Market Creates Fundraiser After Brickyard Fire
The Lewiston community is coming together after a fire heavily damaged The Brickyard Brewing Company (The BBC) a popular Lewiston eatery on Tuesday night.
Hot Weather Activities Around Western New York
We're only in Phase One of reopening here in Western New York, the weather has been warm and accomodating, but what is there to do besides listening to the hum of your air conditioner?
Brickyard Brewing Company In Lewiston Badly Damaged By Fire
A popular Lewiston nightspot was badly damaged by fire last night.
WNY’ers Enjoy The Sun And Some Even Say Masks Are Cool
Tuesday's record-breaking temperatures in Buffalo didn't appear to keep many inside and those put enjoying the mid-summer heat did it while practicing social distancing.