The Drabble’s Are in Niagara Falls

    One of my favourite cartoons is Drabble by Kevin Fagan. I use my web feed reader to read it every day. Well, they’ve come to Niagara Falls! They “arrived” yesterday (August 15) and I will post the new cartoon each day. Monday, August 15, 2005 The Drabble family is standing on the Canadian side and…

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      City wants meeting with new FMC boss

      From Niagara This Week: City politicians are hoping the new boss at the city’s two casinos will accept an invitation to show up at city council to once and for all clear the air about just what exactly Falls Management Co. owes the city in terms of major tourism attractions, as part of its winning…

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        Who owes what to whom?

        From Niagara This Week: When the gleaming Niagara Fallsview Casino held its grand opening in the spring of last year, it was heralded by some dignitaries at the gala event as a new Wonder of the World, one that would continue the Honeymoon Capital’s unprecedented economic boom. More than a year later, the 30-storey tower…

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          Reaching to the sky

          From Niagara This Week: A proposal for the highest hotel and observation tower yet in Niagara Falls’ bustling tourist district is receiving an enthusiastic response from Niagara regional councillors. “It is a beautiful building,” said Bill Smeaton, a Niagara Falls regional councillor who chairs Niagara Region’s planning services committee, after Michael Kirkland, the architect whose…

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            Great Wolf Lodge Update

            I knew that the Great Wolf Lodge was under construction, but it’s not really near anything in the main tourist area, so I’ve haven’t been by it since they started. Wow, it’s huge! These small pictures don’t really do it justice. It is curved, almost in an L shape. It looks like the waterpark is…

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              NASA Images of Niagara Falls

              You’ve got to check out this great picture of the Niagara Falls area from the NASA Earth Observatory web site: A blue-green veil of water tumbles 51 meters over the rocky precipice of the Niagara Falls in this Ikonos image, acquired on August 2, 2004. Every second, more than two million liters of water plummets…

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