Hamister Project in Niagara Falls Expected to Move Forward Soon

From Time Warner Cable News: The space on 310 Rainbow Boulevard in Niagara Falls is the projected home of a future six-story, mixed use development, but as it stands today, it’s still just empty undeveloped space. “It’s a large project it’s a very complex project and it’s taking considerably longer than anyone had anticipated to…

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    Loneliest guy in town visits Falls

    From the Niagara Falls Review: Go ahead. Try to trip up the Maytag Repairman. He has an answer for everything. “Are you actually handy? Can you even fix anything at all?” an intrepid reporter asks, grilling Clay Jackson, the actor who plays the longest-running advertising character in TV history. “I don’t need to,” Jackson answers…

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    Deceiving our tourists with ‘destination fee’ is shameful

    From the Niagara Falls Review: It rears its head every summer in Niagara Falls like a visiting relative you’re ashamed of. The ‘G’ word. Gouging. If you’ve lived here long enough, you know the drill. You know what restaurants to skip. You know what areas to avoid when the snow melts. You know that for…

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    Twitter updates for 2009-07-13

    RT @Hilton_Niagara: Help the world vote on the "Best Place to Stand" -Niagara Falls is on the list! http://bit.ly/GPhni # One of the funniest things to me is to see tourists feeding squirrels in Queen Victoria Park. Haven't they ever seen a squirrel before? 🙂 # Wild Wing (part of Belmont Inn on Victoria) has…

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      Niagara Falls memories from Lexi

      Anyone who has been visiting the site for a while knows that one of the regular visitors is Lisa from Rochester. A couple of years ago Lisa asked about the layout of Clifton Hill as her niece was doing a project on Niagara Falls. It turns out this neice was Lexi. You may recognize her…

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        Cochrane could walk the falls in ’09

        From the Niagara Falls Review: Famed wirewalker Jay Cochrane still wants to make Niagara Falls his retirement project, but a proposed walk across the river could be in the works for 2009 instead of next year. After another summer spent performing in Niagara Falls – his third in six years – Cochrane was hopeful the…

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        Travelodge At the Falls (20130124)

        A couple of weeks ago I received the latest newsletter from the Niagara Clifton Group (the Travelodge, Fun House, Brick City, etc). To sign up for the newsletter, click on the Join our FREE Email Mailing List link on the side of some of the pages at Falls.com

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        GotoBus.com Offers Late Summer Tours to Majestic Niagara Falls

        From a press release seen on dBusinessNews: GotoBus.com has compiled the widest and most affordable selection of Niagara Falls tours available online for the Labor Day holiday. Niagara Falls is a popular, must-see destination for both domestic and international travelers, and draws roughly 13 million visitors each year. It is the perfect combination of beauty…

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          Festival brings daredevils back to city

          From the Niagara Falls Review: It’s always fun to watch people take risks. But what about taking some of your own? “No way. Not that high. I’m too scared,” said Matt Peat, a 12-year-old St. Catharines resident, moments after watching Dean Sullivan rappell 300 feet off a crane, face forward, without a breaking system. “I’m…

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          Shuttle ferries visitors from around the world to Niagara’s attractions

          From the Buffalo News: Outside the arched windows of the Discover Niagara Shuttle, the sights passed by – the Rainbow Bridge, the quaint shops of Lewiston, the Power Vista, a living quilt stitched together by glimpses of the green water of the Niagara River. Inside the shuttle were people from all over the world. They…

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