From WIVB channel 4 in Buffalo: Who’s to blame for holding up millions in much-needed casino revenue in Niagara Falls? On Tuesday, Mayor Paul Dyster raised eyebrows during a 9/11 ceremony when he dug into the Seneca Nation of Indians over the holdup and suggested that should a fire happen at their casino, their may…
From Global News: A social media campaign is underway to add Niagara Falls and Ontario’s nearby wine country, Niagara-on-the-Lake, to the Wonders of the World. “The public domain has been debating world wonders for a long time and we have decided to stake our claim once and for all,” said Jody Larose, the executive director…
Here is the newsletter announcing the May 2016 entertainment line-up at the Fallsview Casino Resort:
From a Newswire press release: The Falls Avenue Resort has launched a “We Love Toronto” campaign that will see proceeds donated to The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) in Toronto. The hotels located on the Falls Avenue complex have prepared an exclusive offer for residents of Toronto and the GTA that will benefit both guests…
Someone with a WordPress blog posted about visiting Niagara Falls on Canada Day: So onto my trip to Niagara Falls for Canada Day. First we stopped in Stoney Creek and had lunch in Mustang’s Big Ol’ Grill. You should check it out it is on Fruitland just on the corner of Barton! Love it. Then…
From a Marketwire press release: Los Angeles-based Tours4Fun announced that beginning today they will be taking entries for their “Best of Summer” travel photo contest. Photos must be originals and of landscapes, not people, and prizes include a shopping tour of Niagara Falls, a Washington, DC tour, or Grand Canyon helicopter or airplane highlights tours….
Earlier this week I received the latest email newsletter from Falls Avenue.
The Niagara Falls Review has a couple of articles about Marineland. They are both topics that I’ve posted about before, but I figured I’d include links to these ones. Marineland prepares to sue former trainer Marineland looking for companion to Kiska
From the Buffalo News: A proposal to put on a free outdoor concert in downtown Niagara Falls this summer was shot down by city lawmakers on Monday night. Mayor Paul A. Dyster’s administration pitched a concert for Old Falls Street, but concern about the $40,000 cost to the city generated concern among some members of…
A couple of months ago I posted about the Niagara Mobility kiosk out front of the Imperial Hotel & Suites. Well, recently it became a kiosk promoting the Greg Frewin Theatre.