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< Back Dinosaur Adventure Mini Golf Come explore Niagara Falls, Canada's Dinosaur Adventure mini-putt! This unforgettable mini golf experience encompasses enormous prehistoric dinosaurs within lush vegetation that is perfect for family, friends, couples and more. Known as Canada's largest mini golf attraction, Dinosaur Adventure Mini Golf features two 18- hole courses called the "Raptor" and T-Rex". Together these two total up to a 36 hole course and is spread out over 70,000 square feet! At this course you will also experience decorative ponds with rapid moving waters and bubblers as well as a 50-foot hight active stream volcano that erupts! With real-life sounds of the jungle and 50 realistic life-sized dinosaurs that reach 30-feet high, you'll feel like you've stepped hundreds of millions of years back in time. ADDRESS: Ticket Prices: Adults: $11.99 CDN +tax Child: $6.99 CDN +tax Child is 12 and under *Prices do not include applicable tax. *Prices in Canadian currency. 4952 Clifton Hill, Niagara Falls, ON L2G 3N5, Canada Ticket Prices: Adults: $11.99 CDN +tax Child: $6.99 CDN +tax Child is 12 and under *Prices do not include applicable tax. *Prices in Canadian currency. PHONE: (905) 358-3676 See hours here - subject to change or closing due to weather conditions WEBSITE: https://www.cliftonhill.com/attractions/dinosaur-adventure-golf Previous Next

< Back La Hacienda Italian La Hacienda Italian This family-run Italian restaurant established in 1949 is a local fixture for pizza & offers a bar. Hours & Information: Tuesday Closed Wednesday 4–8 PM Thursday 4–8 PM Friday 4–8 PM Saturday 4–8 PM Sunday 4–8 PM Monday 4–8 PM 3019 Pine Avenue, Niagara Falls, New York 14301, USA (716) 285-2536 Menu: http://places.singleplatform.com Previous Next

What appeared to be a celebration for the Kelce-Swift entourage during last year's divisional round game has taken on a different tone in recent days. While the Kansas City Chiefs secured a 27-24 victory over the Buffalo Bills, the experience left a lasting impression on the Kelce family and Taylor Swift (and not in a good way). In a recent discussion on the Up & Adams show, Adam Lefkoe, a close friend of the Kelce family, revealed that the group was somewhat taken aback by the intensity of Bills Mafia. "I have heard from people very close that it was not a great experience in Buffalo. It was not. For all parties involved. And I'm talking about the most famous of all the parties," Lefkoe shared. He elaborated that the Kelce family had anticipated an exciting atmosphere only to be confronted with the full force of Bills Mafia. "I think they were kind of going in being like, 'This is going to be an amazing game with good energy.' And they got there and they experienced Bills Mafia in full form, in its complete ruthlessness," Lefkoe explained. "And I think they left and went, 'I don't know if I want to experience that again.'" This clearly did not include Jason Kelce who LOVES Buffalo. During the playoff game he was seen interacting with fans, chugging beers, and even made a young Bills fan's dream come true of meeting Taylor Swift. Swift, who dates Chiefs TE Travis Kelce, is expected to make a memorable return to Buffalo where she had a whirlwind experience last season. Her schedule aligns perfectly for another trip as she nears the end of her two-year Eras Tour. With six performances lined up at the Rogers Center in Toronto starting Thursday and running through the end of next week, Swift has four days off during that period including Sunday. The drive from Toronto to Buffalo is a manageable 108 miles (2 hours), making it an easy trip for Swift to cheer on Kelce as the Chiefs face off against the Bills. She could also choose to fly and make it in half the time. This matchup carries significant playoff implications with the Chiefs currently boasting a 9-0 record after a victory over the Denver Broncos last Sunday. Meanwhile, the 8-2 Bills are eager to gain ground on the No. 1 overall seed with a win. Taylor Swift, Kelce Family Reportedly did not like Bills Mafia: 'Not a great experience'

If you or someone you know is struggling with thoughts of suicide, the National Suicide Hotline is available 24/7 at 1-800-273-TALK (8255). The story of Saniyya Dennis, a 19-year-old Buffalo State College student who went missing on April 24th, 2021, is heartbreaking. Evidence released by law enforcement suggested Dennis took her own life after a series of distressing events leading up to her disappearance. Until this week, there had been no confirmation of whether Dennis' body was recovered despite extensive search efforts. Niagara Action can confirm that Dennis' head was recovered from the lower Niagara River in the weeks after her tragic death. The source, a male who was working rescue efforts at the Maid of the Mist, said that the remains were found floating in the water. New York State Police were contacted for comment and stated that the investigation was handed back to SUNY Buffalo State: " NYSP documents a New York State Park Police case regarding that subject, Saniyya Dennis that SP Niagara Bureau Criminal of Investigation turned over to SUNY Buffalo State College as a missing person case." Niagara Action reached out to SUNY Buffalo State University who have not returned multiple requests for comment. Dennis was last seen leaving her dormitory on the evening of April 24th following an argument with her boyfriend that resulted in their breakup. In the hours that followed, she made numerous attempts to contact him calling 66 times and sending alarming texts including one that read, "I’m not feeling good - I think I’m going to kill myself." Despite her desperate pleas, her ex-boyfriend, who was in New York City at the time, did not respond. Later that day, Dennis spoke with a male friend in New York City confiding in him about her suicidal thoughts. They engaged in a four-hour conversation during which she expressed feelings of hopelessness but also mentioned reconsidering her earlier statements about suicide. However, around 11pm, she was seen on surveillance footage throwing personal items into a garbage can which lead investigators to believe she had decided not to return to her dorm. Shortly after discarding her belongings, Dennis swiped her bus card and traveled alone to Goat Island, a location near Niagara Falls. Around midnight, she sent a text to her mother saying, "I love you - I’ll call tomorrow," and another to her friend indicating she wouldn’t see him that summer. The last confirmed sighting of Dennis was captured on park cameras around 12:17am on April 25th where she was seen on a bridge. During a 45-minute phone call with her male friend, she disclosed her intention to jump off the bridge. Just after 1am, she took a Snapchat selfie with the iconic falls in the background. Minutes later, she sent a final text to a friend claiming she was on her way back to Buffalo, but cell phone records later indicated this was not true. Shortly afterward her phone left the cellular network, suggesting it was either turned off or destroyed. A K9 search tracked Dennis's scent to Luna Island, located between the American Falls and Bridal Veil Falls, where the dogs showed signs of wanting to jump over a railing into the turbulent waters below. If you or someone you know is struggling with thoughts of suicide, the National Suicide Hotline is available 24/7 at 1-800-273-TALK (8255). Head of Missing Buffalo State Student Saniyya Dennis was Found in Niagara River Tragic Discovery: Missing Buffalo State Student Saniyya Dennis Feared to Have Died by Suicide The story of Saniyya Dennis, a 19-year-old Buffalo State College student who went missing on April 24th, 2021, is heartbreaking. Evidence released by law enforcement suggested Dennis likely took her own life after a series of distressing events leading up to her disappearance. Up until today, there has been no confirmation of whether the body, or any part of it, was recovered. Niagara Action can confirm that Dennis' head was recovered from the lower Niagara River in the weeks after. Our source is a male who was working rescue efforts at the Maid of the Mist. Dennis was last seen leaving her dormitory on the evening of April 24th following an argument with her boyfriend that resulted in their breakup. In the hours that followed, she made numerous attempts to contact him calling 66 times and sending alarming texts including one that read, "I’m not feeling good - I think I’m going to kill myself." Despite her desperate pleas, her ex-boyfriend, who was in New York City at the time, did not respond. Later that day, Dennis spoke with a male friend in New York City confiding in him about her suicidal thoughts. They engaged in a four-hour conversation during which she expressed feelings of hopelessness but also mentioned reconsidering her earlier statements about suicide. However, around 11pm, she was seen on surveillance footage throwing personal items into a garbage can which lead investigators to believe she had decided not to return to her dorm. Shortly after discarding her belongings, Dennis swiped her bus card and traveled alone to Goat Island, a location near Niagara Falls. Around midnight, she sent a text to her mother saying, "I love you - I’ll call tomorrow," and another to her friend indicating she wouldn’t see him that summer. The last confirmed sighting of Dennis was captured on park cameras around 12:17am on April 25th where she was seen on a bridge. During a 45-minute phone call with her male friend, she disclosed her intention to jump off the bridge. Just after 1am, she took a Snapchat selfie with the iconic falls in the background. Minutes later, she sent a final text to a friend claiming she was on her way back to Buffalo, but cell phone records later indicated this was not true. Shortly afterward her phone left the cellular network, suggesting it was either turned off or destroyed. A K9 search tracked Dennis's scent to Luna Island, located between the American Falls and Bridal Veil Falls, where the dogs showed signs of wanting to jump over a railing into the turbulent waters below. Here are some headline ideas focusing on the discovery of Saniyya Dennis's body part: 1. "Tragic Discovery: Head of Missing Buffalo State Student Saniyya Dennis Found in Niagara River" 2. "Heartbreaking Update: Body Part of Saniyya Dennis Recovered from Lower Niagara River" 3. "Saniyya Dennis Case: Recovery of Head Raises Questions About Her Disappearance" 4. "Missing Student Saniyya Dennis: Head Found in Niagara River Confirmed by Authorities" 5. "Saniyya Dennis: Recovery of Body Part Highlights Ongoing Search for Answers" 6. "Devastating Find: Head of Saniyya Dennis Discovered Amid Ongoing Investigation" 7. "Saniyya Dennis: Body Part Recovered, Community Mourns Loss of Young Life" 8. "Authorities Confirm Recovery of Saniyya Dennis's Head in Niagara River" 9. "Tragedy Strikes Again: Body Part of Missing Student Saniyya Dennis Found" 10. "Saniyya Dennis: Discovery of Head in River Sparks Renewed Focus on Mental Health"

The Niagara Regional Police have issued a stark warning to the public following a concerning increase in reports of spiked drinks across the region. Investigations into several incidents from early September to recent weeks have raised alarms about the safety of patrons in local social venues. Authorities have confirmed multiple reports of drink tampering. While police have dealt with such issues intermittently in the past, the recent spike in frequency is higher than ever before. In a statement released on Thursday, the Niagara Regional Police emphasized the seriousness of the situation. They noted that drink tampering can pose significant health risks and leave individuals vulnerable to dangerous -- even life-threatening -- situations. Police have not disclosed the specific substances being used to spike drinks. Police are urging individuals to remain vigilant and take extra precautions with their beverages. They provided several safety tips to help mitigate the risks associated with drink tampering: 1. Never leave your drink unattended – Always keep your drink with you or with someone you trust. 2. Watch your drink being prepared – Be attentive when your drink is being made by the bartender or server. 3. Be cautious of accepting drinks from strangers – Exercise discretion when accepting beverages from unfamiliar individuals. 4. Look out for friends – Keep an eye on your friends and remind them of these safety measures. In the event that someone suspects their drink has been tampered with, police urge them to seek medical attention immediately and report the incident to law enforcement. Increase in Spiked Drinks in Niagara Prompts Urgent Police Warning