LEWISTON—The New York Power Authority (NYPA) is encouraging visitors of all ages to participate in a sculpture contest which will be one of the featured events at its “Every Day is Earth Day” celebration, Sat., April 27, at the Niagara Hydroelectric Power Plant ‘s admission-free visitors center, the Power Vista. The sculptures should be made […]
Niagara Gazette — The Niagara Tourism and Convention Corp. has a new director of marketing and communications. Agency officials announced Thursday that Jeff Pease, a former marketing and admissions manager at the National Statler Center for Careers in Hospitality Service at the Olmsted Center for Sight, has been chosen to oversee marketing, advertising and public
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LEWISTON—The fishing pier at the base of the New York Power Authority’s Robert Moses Niagara Hydroelectric Power Plant opened yesterday, April 8, for the season. The fish cleaning station will also be available as long as temperatures remain above freezing. The pier, open daily from dawn to dusk, is admission-free. Parking is available near the
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Niagara Gazette — It was ‘dish delish’ inside the Conference Center Niagara Falls as hundreds of culinary and management students, parents, teachers and professionals came from across New York state for a tasty competition Saturday. Whether from a participating Board of Cooperative Educational Services program from as far away as the lower Hudson River area
Niagara Gazette — It appears there’s a lot of passion for penguins out there — at least according to Aquarium of Niagara officials. The Falls facility announced the three winners of the fifth annual Penguin Days Amateur Photo Contest on Friday — three images highlight the photographer’s passion for penguins, says a release. “People’s love of
Niagara Gazette — TOWN OF LOCKPORT –– Yahoo aims to expand its operations in the Town of Lockport by building a new data center and a customer call center in the town’s industrial park. The projected $168 million investment would bring a total of 115 jobs, 100 of which will be located in the customer
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