I was browsing for some Niagara Falls related stories, and came across the web site for E. S. Fox. They are a construction company that focuses on steel fabrication. Their “Project Briefs” page lists a number of projects that they’ve worked on in Niagara Falls. Each project is accompanied by at least one picture. The…
From a CNW Group press release seen on Yahoo! Canada Finance: GO Transit will operate a special event train for passengers to experience a unique tight-rope walk across Niagara Falls. Nik Wallenda will attempt to cross the natural wonder on an 1,800-foot wire on the evening of Friday, June 15. GO will run a train…
An Indian site has posted about someone’s visit to Niagara Falls (including pictures): Words can not describe the joy of just being in a place like the Niagara Falls. You have to be there to experience it. I will do my best to take you through some breath-taking views.
I was off on vacation last week and I had intended to post lots, but just never got around to it. I have a bunch of posts scheduled now to go up throughout the week, so I should be back to regular posting soon.
On page 6 of the November/December issue of Hospitality Technology magazine had a blurb about the Embassy Suites. The news item didn’t have anything to do with Niagara Falls, but the picture they chose to represent Embassy Suites was of Embassy Suites Hotel – Niagara Falls Fallsview. Nothing earth shattering, but I thought I’d pass…
Last week I received the latest email newsletter from the Falls Avenue Resort.
From the Buffalo News: New York’s senators urged Canadian officials Thursday to protect the jobs, docking areas and brand name of the Maid of the Mist Co., regardless of whether another tour company is awarded launching rights around Niagara Falls. In a letter to Canada’s Niagara Parks Commission chairwoman, Janice Thomson, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand said…
I haven’t been around the main tourist area for a week or so. It looks like the smaller floors that are now going in at the Hilton are going up faster. Â
Tonight I received the December issue of the Clifton Hill Resorts Update newsletter: It is a very repetitive newsletter, often containing much of what the previous one had in it, but with some dates changed. It is still a nice newsletter, but it would be good if they could provide more information about what’s going…
From the Niagara Falls Review: Ed Werner, founding president of Horn Abbot Ltd., which introduced Trivial Pursuit, has been appointed to the board of the Niagara Parks Commission. A longtime Niagara resident, Werner’s involvement in the success of the Trivial Pursuit board game has been recognized with an Outstanding Business Achievement award from the Ontario…