Girl faints at fright show

    From the Niagara Falls Review: The thrills and chills became all too real at Screamers Monday, when a little girl’s heart stopped following a seizure at the Victoria Avenue fright factory. “I knew something was wrong when the lights came on because they never do that,” said employee Tyler Woodhouse, who was escorting a different…

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      Niagara Falls Doubletree Awarded Three Green Key Eco-Rating

      From Hotel Business Magazine: The Doubletree Fallsview Resort & Spa by Hilton-Niagara Falls here has earned a Three Green Key Eco-Rating from the Hotel Association of Canada. The program is a voluntary program designed to recognize hotels that have taken significant steps towards sustainability through participation in environmental programs, best management practices, training programs, and…

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        Captain Michael Seymour in 1846

        “American Treasures of the Library of Congress” has a couple of nice pictures you can view online of Niagara Falls in 1846. The pictures were taken by Captain Michael Seymour: Captain Michael Seymour, commanding officer of the H.M.S. Vindictive, toured the eastern seaboard for fifteen days in July 1846, traveling through Boston, the state of…

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          SANDY ALLEN WAS THE TALLEST WOMAN IN THE WORLD IN MORE WAYS THAN ONE

          The Niagara Falls Reporter has a nice article about Sandy Allen, the world’s tallest woman, who used to work in Niagara Falls. Pretty much the entire article is about her work at Guinness: Sandy stood out from the other offerings along the street like a cheetah against a white backdrop. It wasn’t just her height…

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