From the Toronto Star: Jamie Kennedy is headed to Niagara Falls. The Toronto chef will open a restaurant on the 14th floor of the Sheraton on the Falls in November. Further details are expected Friday. Canadian wine writer Tony Aspler will be involved in wine selections. The men will host a media reception about the…
From the Niagara Falls Review: The effort to save downtown Niagara Falls will be the focus of a six-part miniseries airing on Cogeco Cable 10. The first episode of “Our Downtown,” produced by Niagara duo Paul Lacroix and Todd VanEyk of VanEyk media, premieres tonight at 7 p. m., with repeats Thursday at 6 p….
Someone with a Blogger blog posted about a recent trip to Niagara Falls: Went to Clifton Hill which is an area of many tourist attractions. Went on the 4D movie ride. It was so much fun. We felt like we were driving monster trucks. When we hit the water, water sprayed on us. Then, we…
Yesterday I received the latest Clifton Hill Update email newsletter.
From the Sharon Herald (in Pennsylvania): People only get a few chances in a lifetime to experience the awesomeness of nature, and visiting Niagara Falls is one of those, said Jonathan Fister, executive director of Keystone Blind Association, Sharon. That’s just one of many reasons the association is taking its Keystone Kids to the falls…
RT @NiagaraParksPR: 1/2 PRICE admission for locals @ the Niagara Parks Butterfly Conservatory this Sunday! http://blog.niagaraparks.com/ # RT @Hilton_Niagara @niafallsreview $1 Museum Day this Sunday in Niagara Falls: NF residents look forward to every year http://bit.ly/7UPK28 #
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The house (eyesore!) on Ferry St between Fallsview Blvd and Stanely Ave beside The Capri has been torn down. I'll take a picture on Monday # The Lodge Inn & Suites has a new sign up today (this is the 4th name change now?)… Belmont Inn & Suites. I'll take a picture on Monday #…
From Hotel Insider: This American chain of resorts first opened its doors in 1997 in Wisconsin, followed by additional outposts across the United States, including Michigan, North Carolina, Texas and Ohio. The first—and thus far only—location outside of the U.S. is in Niagara Falls, Ontario. Beloved by families, Great Wolf Lodge is best described as…
From the Niagara Gazette: Published reports about plans to shoot another motion picture in the Falls came as news to Mayor Paul Dyster on Thursday. Although an article appearing in The Hollywood Reporter suggested the American side of the Falls would serve as the backdrop for an upcoming film featuring Dennis Hopper, Dyster said, at…