Cash Flow at the Border

    From the Niagara Falls Review: It’s a lot like a seesaw. Sometimes you’re up. Sometimes you’re down. The higher the Canadian dollar, the faster local merchants watch as their regular shoppers skip across the border. As the dollar drops, those same bargain-hunting hawks flock back to their nests in the Great White North. But right…

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      Baskin Robbins curb changes

      Back in March there was a city meeting about creating a separate property by Baskin Robbins on Victoria Avenue. I don’t know where this property is going to be, but I have noticed that they have moved the curb out to remove the street-side parking in front of Baskin Robbins: I don’t know if this…

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      Posts will be slowing down

      Next week I’ll provide a bit of a summary for how the summer went for me on the blog, but I just wanted to give you the heads up that posting will slow down a bit now that the summer is coming to an end. I’ve received less newsletters, there are not as many things…

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        February Clifton Hill Resorts Update newsletter

        The February 2006 issue of the Clifton Hill Resorts Update newsletter is out. It is as lengthy as always, and contains the same basic information. I don’t understand why they don’t have more variety in the newsletter. Generally speaking, as a regular consumer, once I’ve received a few newsletter and see that nothing changes, I…

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        Americans staying home

        From the Niagara Falls Review: The trips arranged by Lezlie Harper Wells are a hit with U.S. African Americans. Since 2004, she’s helped co-ordinate 600 American group sojourns to explore Niagara’s rich black history and its Underground Railroad that helped free U.S. slaves. However, new passport rules at the U.S. border and a sick economy…

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