Weekend Getaway: Niagara Falls

    From TheStreet.com: The rush of standing right next to Niagara Falls, close enough to feel the spray on your face, is an unparalleled experience. When you consider that there are few natural wonders left unpaved or unfenced in this country, these thundering falls are even more impressive. Niagara won’t disappoint, whether taken in from the…

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      Hotel plan riles group

      From Niagara This Week: The grassroots citizens group which successfully lobbied the Niagara Parks Commission to scrap plans for a controversial gondola ride at Table Rock in 2004 has once again stepped forward, this time to fight a proposal for a hotel expansion the group says will block the final unobstructed view of the falls…

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        Nothing trivial about new parks commission appointment

        From the Niagara Falls Review: Ed Werner, founding president of Horn Abbot Ltd., which introduced Trivial Pursuit, has been appointed to the board of the Niagara Parks Commission. A longtime Niagara resident, Werner’s involvement in the success of the Trivial Pursuit board game has been recognized with an Outstanding Business Achievement award from the Ontario…

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          Mr. Vegas comes home

          The Globe and Mail has an amazing article about Greg Frewin! It is 5 pages long on the web (it must have been a very lengthy article in the actual newspaper) and talks about Greg’s childhood, his rise to stardom, and how he ended up in Niagara Falls. It also talks about the challenges they’ve…

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            Falls Avenue Newsletter Issue #3

            On Saturday I received the latest issue of the Falls Avenue Newsletter. The newsletter highlights some Fall packages, New Year’s Eve packages, and also has some information about changes to the Brock Plaza hotel: To subscribe, visit their “Spin to Win” page and fill out the form. Be sure to check that you’d “like to…

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              U.S. to delay border plan delay

              From the National Post: The U.S. Congress took a major step yesterday toward delaying controversial travel rules that will require Canadians to carry a passport or equivalent document when entering the United States across land and maritime borders. With fears mounting that the rules will cripple cross-border trade and devastate border communities, negotiators from the…

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