‘More confusion’ over passport issue

    From the Niagara Falls Review: The president of the Travel Industry Association of America said Homeland Security chief Michael Chertoff’s plan to push the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative through at land and sea crossings by next June – not 2009, as the House and Senate recommended just days ago – will cause frustrated travellers more…

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      10 ways of looking at Niagara Falls

      From the Detroit Free Press: The first sight of Niagara Falls is unforgettable. But the second, third or fourth time can be just as memorable. That’s because there’s more than one way to see water fall. Most visitors (about 18 million per year) favor the Canadian side for its astounding view of Horseshoe Falls —…

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        Waterpark workers injured in 40-foot crane plummet

        From the Niagara Falls Review: Two workers who suffered serious injuries when the hydraulic lift they were using toppled over at the Americana Resort’s waterpark Tuesday morning are expected to recover, a Niagara Regional Police source says. “They’re both going to survive. That’s what they say,” acting staff Sgt. Dan Tibbs said. They were in…

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          “Wow June already……”

          Thomas Burnside has a Windows Live Spaces blog. He recently came to Niagara Falls and wrote about it: It’s been awhile since I updated my blog….. I went to Niagara Falls with my friend Nando… We stayed in the Imperial Hotel and Suites … Was very nice… just one issue… when I went to check…

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            Fire forces hotel to evacuate guests

            From the Niagara Falls Review: An electrical fire forced about 200 guests to evacuate Great Wolf Lodge early Monday evening. Patrons stood in front of the Victoria Avenue hotel for about three hours after a “major electrical fire” broke out inside a massive electrical panel system shortly after 6 p.m. Platoon chief Jim Bredin said…

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              Tourism’s troubled waters

              From the Toronto Star: Tucked between Screamers House of Horrors, a $12.95 prime rib special and a slew of motels with heart-shaped Jacuzzis is a near-empty parking lot where the attendants, on the first Saturday in June, are parked on lawn chairs. The odd vehicle cruises by on the once-gridlocked main drag. Mike Piccirillo, who…

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