great-wolf-lodge < Back Great Wolf Lodge Located just south of Toronto and a short distance from Buffalo, this family resort in Niagara Falls, Canada has been a beloved destination for families across North America since 2006. When you're in search of the perfect family getaway, look no further, because this resort has everything you need for an unforgettable experience. Prepare to be amazed by our massive 100,000 square-foot indoor water park, where the temperature is kept at a comfortable 84 degrees all year round. Dive into a world of thrilling water attractions and enjoy endless splashing fun. But that's not all—they offer a plethora of exciting attractions and events to keep the whole family entertained. From exhilarating rides to engaging activities, there's something for everyone. When hunger strikes, our dining options are sure to satisfy every palate. Explore a diverse range of culinary delights and indulge in delicious dishes prepared with care and creativity. With so much to offer, this resort truly is a world of play all under one roof. So pack your bags, gather your loved ones, and get ready for a family vacation like no other at our Niagara Falls, Canada resort. Attractions: At Great Wolf Lodge they offer a wide array of thrilling attractions that are sure to keep the entire family entertained. Embark on an exciting adventure at Oliver's Mining Co., where you can start your very own rock collection and uncover hidden treasures. For those seeking a magical quest, dive into the world of MagiQuest and defeat the shadowy darkness with your bravery and wit. If you're up for a challenge, explore new heights on Howler's Peak Ropes Course, where you can test your agility and conquer obstacles high above the ground. And for those who love games and competition, the Northern Lights Arcade awaits. Score big and collect tickets to redeem for exciting prizes. With such a variety of attractions, there's never a dull moment at Great Wolf Lodge. So gather your family and get ready for endless fun and excitement that will create memories to last a lifetime. Accommodations: No matter the size of your family, the Great Wolf Lodge has the perfect accommodations to suit your needs. Choose from a range of options, including Standard Suites that can comfortably accommodate up to 6 guests. For a truly unique experience, you can indulge in Themed Suites, offering one-of-a-kind accommodations that are sure to create lasting memories. If you're traveling with a larger group, their spacious Premium Suites are designed to provide comfortable space for up to 13 guests. After a day of excitement and adventure, retreat to your den of rest and relaxation. Unwind and recharge in the comfort of your chosen suite, ensuring your family's comfort and tranquility in between all the splashing and fun. ADDRESS: 3950 Victoria Ave, Niagara Falls, ON L2E 7M8, Canada PHONE: Phone: +1 905-354-4888 Make Reservations: CLICK HERE! WEBSITE: https://www.greatwolf.com/niagara?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=gmb-niagara Previous Next

There’s no experience like it anywhere. Travel down a stone stairway and travel back in time millions of years as you step into the Niagara Gorge and come face-to-face with the Niagara River. Devil’s Hole State Park < Back About: There’s no experience like it anywhere. Travel down a stone stairway and travel back in time millions of years as you step into the Niagara Gorge and come face-to-face with the Niagara River. Many locals know about this, but tourists rarely get introduced to this amazing and breathtaking phenomenon. Overlooking the lower whirlpool and rapids, Devil’s Hole features a nature trial, gorge caves, a picnic area, winter snowshoeing and cross-country skiing, and the most beautiful pictures second to being in front of the Falls themselves. Your reward for making it through the trail, which is by no means difficult, is a stunning view of the rapids, unspoiled and unique, along with 800-thousand-year-old dwarf cedars rooted in the wall of the gorge surrounding you. Devil’s Hole is very popular with hikers, photographers, bird watchers, and fisherman. The area is very popular for anglers looking for trout and salmon. Devil’s Hole State Park is located just one mile north of the Whirlpool State Park along the Niagara Scenic Parkway Contact: Devil's Hole State Park, Niagara Scenic Parkway, Niagara Falls, New York 14305, USA (716) 284-5778 http://www.parks.ny.gov/parks/42/ Previous Next

the-haunted-house- < Back The Haunted House Embark on a daring adventure at The Haunted House, where you will explore the eerie side of Clifton Hill in Niagara Falls, Canada. Prepare to encounter ghosts lurking in every corner, skeletons hiding in closets, and a multitude of terrifying ghouls. This spooktastic experience must be witnessed to be believed, offering a whole new definition of the word "nightmare." The Haunted House delivers thrills and excitement for those who relish the spine-chilling sensation of fear. While it is an excellent destination to visit, living here is an entirely different story! Brace yourself for an intense journey that will leave you too petrified to even feel nervous. ADDRESS: Ticket Pricing: Adult Mirror Maze $13.99 + Tax General admission for Adults 16+ Children 3 and under are free with paying adult Child Mirror Maze $11.99 + Tax General admission for Children between the ages of 4 and 15 *Prices do not include applicable tax. *Prices are in Canadian currency. 4960 Clifton Hill, Niagara Falls, ON L2G 3N4, Canada Ticket Pricing: Adult Mirror Maze $13.99 + Tax General admission for Adults 16+ Children 3 and under are free with paying adult Child Mirror Maze $11.99 + Tax General admission for Children between the ages of 4 and 15 *Prices do not include applicable tax. *Prices are in Canadian currency. PHONE: Phone: (905)-357-2200 ext. 6612 DaysOpenClose Monday11am12/1 Tuesday11am12/1 Wednesday11am12/1 Thursday11am12/1 Friday10am1/2 Saturday9am1/2 Sunday9am12/1 WEBSITE: https://falls.com/attractions/haunted-house/ Previous Next

A truck driver contacted law enforcement after reviewing dashcam footage and discovering that what he initially believed was a deer he struck on Interstate 90 was actually a pedestrian. The collision occurred in Hamden, New York, at approximately 4:48am on Monday, August 18th. According to CNY Central, the driver continued down I-90 after thinking he had hit a deer. Later, while going over his dashcam recording, he realized the impact had involved a person and then notified police. Responding officers located a deceased man in a roadside ditch near the highway. Authorities identified the victim as 60-year-old Darryl K. Jones of Yalaha, Florida. Investigators determined Jones had left a hotel on foot before walking into the traffic lane, where he was hit by the tractor-trailer. Police initially labeled the case a possible suicide, but later clarified the circumstances were “consistent with an accidental crash.” Truck Driver Calls Police After Realizing He Hit a Man, Not a Deer

Governor Kathy Hochul has granted pardons to 13 New Yorkers, a group that includes individuals previously convicted of manslaughter, arson, robbery, and drug-related crimes. The clemency decisions came following recommendations from the state’s Clemency Advisory Panel. “When I took office, I pledged to reform the clemency process by bringing greater transparency and expert analysis to each case that comes before my desk,” Hochul said in a statement. “After careful deliberation, I’m granting clemency to thirteen individuals who have demonstrated remorse for their actions and exemplify a commitment to bettering their communities.” According to the Governor’s office, the majority of the pardons were tied to past drug offenses, though one recipient was convicted of manslaughter and others for violent or property crimes. The individuals pardoned are: -Sammy Vatthanavong (52) – Convicted of Manslaughter in the First Degree in 1990. -Theodore Goodman (43) – Arrested in 2003 for Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance in the Fifth Degree. -Hansel Dorsey, (64) – Convicted of Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance in the Fourth Degree in 1991 and Attempted Possession in 1988. -Maryann Smith-Jackson, (65) – Found guilty of Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance in the Third Degree in 1989. -Stephen Gary, (56) – Convicted of Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance in the Third Degree in 1993. -Ernesto Muñoz, (58) – Convicted in 2005 of Attempted Possession in the Third Degree and Criminal Sale in the Fifth Degree. -Frank Merola, (52) – Convicted in 1997 of Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance in the Fourth Degree. -Ruben Abreu, (61) – Found guilty of Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance in the Third Degree in 2001 and Bail Jumping in the First Degree. -Jimmy Jean-Baptiste, (42) – Convicted of Arson in the Fourth Degree in 2008. -Giovanni Ordonez, (60) – Convicted of Attempted Robbery in the Third Degree in 1988 and Criminal Possession of Stolen Property in the First Degree in 1986. -Hector Zelaya Quinonez, (65) – Convicted of Attempted Criminal Possession of a Weapon in 1984 and Criminal Mischief in 1986. -Susannah Morgan-Thomas, (60) – Found guilty of Assault in the Third Degree in 1989. -Zhi Yong Yu, (49) – Convicted of Robbery in the Second Degree in 1992. “These individuals who have been granted a pardon have all lived crime-free lives for a significant period of time, and in many cases several decades, and have demonstrated positive contributions to their communities,” Hochul’s office stated. “These individuals receiving pardons have continued to have their lives impacted by their criminal convictions. The Governor’s pardons will help alleviate these challenges.” To date, Governor Hochul has granted 107 acts of clemency during her time in office. Hochul Issues Pardons for 13 Individuals, Including Manslaughter Convict

A Batavia resident is facing charges after authorities say he vandalized a Tesla at Six Flags Darien Lake last month. According to the Genesee County Sheriff’s Office, 28-year-old Austin C. Estabrook has been accused of criminal mischief and making graffiti. Investigators allege that on July 11th, Estabrook “damaged a Tesla vehicle by carving the word ‘NAZI’ into it.” Deputies arrested Estabrook on July 29th. He was processed at the Genesee County Jail. As of Wednesday, a review of the New York State electronic court filing system did not list any upcoming court appearances for Estabrook. Man Charged in Tesla Vandalism at Six Flags Darien Lake, Carving 'Nazi' Into Vehicle