Has local tourism ‘fallen off radar’ of U.S.?

    From the Niagara Falls Review: “When we were seated in the little ferry-boat, and were crossing the swollen river immediately before both cataracts, I began to feel what it was: But I was in a manner stunned, and unable to comprehend the vastness of the scene. It was not until I came on Table Rock,…

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      Ex-trademark agent questions legal claim to name

      From the Niagara Falls Review: Steve Alek’s registered trademark of the word Fallsview could be undone by a semicolon, says a Niagara Falls woman with 20 years of experience in trademark law. “If all of these services (listed on his registration) have not been provided since the date claimed, I would question the validity of…

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        Cybersquatter or biz whiz?

        From the Niagara Falls Review: Steve Alek knows the words people use to describe him: Cybersquatter. Opportunist. There are others, but libel laws and good taste make it impossible to print them. For the most part, he says, he couldn’t care less. “You’ve got to have the mindset doing this, ‘How do (I) want to…

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          Common voice can take tourism to the next level

          From the Niagara Falls Review: As we’ve been documenting for the past three days, there are significant challenges facing the tourism industry in Niagara Falls – namely, how to bring more visitors here and how to keep them here longer. Tourism isn’t, and must not be, a dirty word around Niagara Falls. It’s a major…

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