I never thought I'd be saying this, but happy five year anniversary, flock! Okay, so technically this is the five year anniversary of my first tweet, but since that's where I started, it counts! We've come a long way in five years, so I thought it'd be interesting to take a look back. First ever … Continue reading Five Years of Sheepie Niagara!
How does online dating work when you're a cartoon? It's just as weird.
Did I mention how much I love the Outlets?
Hey, flock! Sorry for not posting since last decade. I’ve been fully basking in the wonder that is the 2020s. I’ve been ringing in the Nouveau Roaring 20s by spending way too much time (and money) at the Outlets. I just can’t resist sales and Philly Steaks (but more on that in a later post). … Continue reading Niagara Life in the 2020s
It’s officially Christmas in Niagara Falls! There is something indescribably wonderful about the holiday season here in the Falls, especially if you’re a sheep obsessed with Christmas like I am. Jingle Falls really hit its stride this year (even with the rain on the 14th). I’m already excited for next year’s festivities. But for now, … Continue reading Merry Christmas, Flock!
Flock, you know I've been following the Hotel Niagara restoration project for some time now. Remember back when the expected completion date was 2019? Well, that restoration is official as of today. The official "groundbreaking" ceremony took place today (which was the event of the century if you ever wanted to see Paul Dyster with … Continue reading Restoring Niagara
Wonder Falls is officially dead, but there's still hope for the vacant Rainbow Centre.
Niagara Falls’ City Council election showed a strong show of support for incumbent Kenneth Tompkins. Tompkins secured (unofficial) 5,442 votes, more than any candidate in the city election (even mayor elect Robert Restaino). John Spanbauer secured 4,366 (pre-absentee) votes, with Alicia Kenyon close behind with 4,337. Donta Myles received 3,071. There were also 42 write-ins. … Continue reading Niagara Falls City Council Election: Tompkins wins second term, Spanbauer tilts Republican Majority
Niagara Falls’ City Council election showed a strong show of support for incumbent Kenneth Tompkins. Tompkins secured (unofficial) 5,442 votes, more than any candidate in the city election (even mayor elect Robert Restaino). John Spanbauer secured 4,366 votes, with Alicia Kenyon close behind with 4,337. Donta Myles received 3,071. There were also 42 write-ins. The … Continue reading Niagara Falls City Council Election: Tompkins wins second term, second seat too close to call.
Today was the ribbon cutting for Niagara Falls's newest business incubator. This isn't your Grandpa's business (although it is in the same building).
