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Lewiston

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Oct 17, 2026

Rick LawrenceNARRATOR
4:11
And in the opinion of NFP readers, no one makes a better milkshake than the Silo restaurant.
Rick LawrenceNARRATOR
4:17
Lewiston's Waterfront Restaurant and Ice Creamery took first place in the Savory Summer Best Milkshake category.
Rick LawrenceNARRATOR
4:25
It's an honor, honestly, and it says a lot about hard work, General Manager Lexi Alfieri-David said.
Rick LawrenceNARRATOR
4:33
It shows a lot about the hard work that the staff puts into what they do here.
Rick LawrenceNARRATOR
7:19
It finished third in the best summer dining spot, best ice cream, best hot dog, best hamburger, and best fries categories.
Rick LawrenceNARRATOR
7:28
The Silo restaurant is open seven days a week.
Rick LawrenceNARRATOR
7:32
at 115 North Water Street, Lewiston, tentatively through October the 12th, and online at https://www.lewistonsilo.com.
Rick LawrenceNARRATOR
7:44
Patrons can call 716-754-9680 to confirm hours before visiting.
ErinNARRATOR
45:42
Next article, Stella Niagara Grotto Spring, a well of history.
ErinNARRATOR
45:48
On a rare dockable section of the Niagara River along an old path that later became a roadway in Lewiston, the Stella Niagara Grotto Spring was well known and frequented by locals.
ErinNARRATOR
45:59
I recently revisited this history with help from Stella Niagara's longtime archivist, Sister Miri Serbaki.
ErinNARRATOR
46:07
The property has a rich background as a natural landing on the river.
ErinNARRATOR
48:58
You can also see the runoff in a small stream as it makes its way to the bank and flows into the Niagara.
ErinNARRATOR
49:04
The whole area is interesting and worth exploring for its history, walking trails, fishing, and the river landing.
ErinNARRATOR
49:10
Visitors are directed to the Lewiston Senior Center, with parking available in the nearby lot.
ErinNARRATOR
49:20
Next article.
LisaNARRATOR
14:59
You are listening to a reading of articles and features from the Niagara Gazette on the Niagara Frontier Radio Reading Service.
LisaNARRATOR
15:07
Stella Niagara Grotto Spring, A Well of History, Commentary by Jim Bowles On a rare dockable section of the Niagara River along an old path that later became a roadway in Lewiston, the Stella Niagara Grotto Spring was well known and frequented by locals.
LisaNARRATOR
15:26
I recently revisited this history with help from Stella Niagara's longtime archivist, Sister Mary Serbaki.
LisaNARRATOR
15:33
The property has a rich background.
LisaNARRATOR
18:45
You can also see the runoff in a small stream as it makes its way to the bank and flows into the Niagara.
LisaNARRATOR
18:52
The whole area is interesting and worth exploring for its history, walking trails, fishing, and the river landing.
LisaNARRATOR
18:59
Visitors are directed to the Lewiston Senior Center with parking available in the nearby lot.
LisaNARRATOR
19:08
The historical marker at the location reads, "British landing.
Alissa EllmanGUEST
10:39
Like, the...
Alissa EllmanGUEST
10:40
I went to a very nice neighborhood in Niagara County in Lewiston, and I had people tell me, "I have not been able to save a dollar in two years.
Alissa EllmanGUEST
10:51
I own this beautiful, you know, $600,000 home.
Alissa EllmanGUEST
10:54
I can't save a dime because th- there's nothing left at the end of the month, and it's because I've, I've...
Bret AmundsonHOST
0:48
Uh, right outside that door to my left, right over here, is the Niagara River.
Bret AmundsonHOST
0:54
We're at the Niagara Crossing Hotel in Lewiston, North Dakota.
Bret AmundsonHOST
0:57
This is such a cool place.
Bret AmundsonHOST
0:58
Dan, we've been here...
Dan AmundsonHOST
1:07
Uh, this is a place to even come and fish.
Dan AmundsonHOST
1:10
And you pull up to the hotel, and it doesn't really look like a place for anglers, but the boat ramp's right over there.
Dan AmundsonHOST
1:15
There's Lewiston Landing.
Dan AmundsonHOST
1:16
There's fish statues everywhere.
Sarah JGUEST
35:14
Oh, totally.
Sarah JGUEST
35:14
And it just, it makes sense because of just, like, their connection with here, and, you know, it, just Gord's love of, of the city of Buffalo and, you know, Artpark and Lewiston and the Falls and, you know, we've got Lake Ontario right here too, and the Niagara River and just all the things, right? We're like, we're like Canada's cousin pretty much, right? Like, with, it's pretty much the same thing here.
Sarah JGUEST
35:38
So I knew I was already all in, and then last December I was diagnosed with breast cancer.
Heath McCoyHOST
35:46
Oh.
Rick LawrenceNARRATOR
3:52
The headline is entitled Readers Vote The Silo's Frozen Drink as Best Milkshake Finishes Top Three in Five Different Food Categories by Joshua Maloney, GM Managing Editor.
Rick LawrenceNARRATOR
4:07
In this writer's estimation, he says, "There's no dessert better than a milkshake, and in the opinion of NFP readers, no one makes a better milkshake than The Silo restaurant." Lewiston's waterfront restaurant and ice creamery took first place in the savory summer best milkshake category.
Rick LawrenceNARRATOR
4:25
"It's an honor, honestly, and it says a lot about hard work," General Manager Lexi Alfieri David said.
Rick LawrenceNARRATOR
4:33
"It shows a lot about the hard work that the staff puts into what they do here, and it's a privilege to be able to do something and do it well and get good feedback, because sometimes you do things really well, you don't hear anything about it." So it's a great winning stuff like this.
Rick LawrenceNARRATOR
7:12
It'll be fun." In addition to its first-place finish in best milkshake, the Silo received myriad bronze medals.
Rick LawrenceNARRATOR
7:20
It finished third in the best summer dining spot, best ice cream, best hot dog, best hamburger, and best fries categories.
Rick LawrenceNARRATOR
7:29
The Silo restaurant is open seven days a week at one fifteen North Water Street Lewiston, tentatively through August the twelfth-- I'm sorry, October the, the twelfth, and online at https://www.lewistonsilo.com/.
Rick LawrenceNARRATOR
7:50
Patrons can call seven one six seven five four nine six eight zero to confirm hours before visiting.
Marge LauberNARRATOR
1:19
The Heartland Cameras are located at the intersection of Ridge Road with Quaker Road and Stone Road with a total of three.
Marge LauberNARRATOR
1:27
They are among 67 total cameras that have been installed throughout the county and municipalities including Niagara Falls, Lockport, North Tonawanda, Lewiston, Porter, Cambria, Pendleton, Alcott, Newfane, Wilson, and Barker.
Marge LauberNARRATOR
1:42
The Niagara County Sheriff's Office announced it would bring the flock cameras to the county in July 23, advertising that their license plate reading capabilities would help law enforcement agencies track stolen vehicles, track criminal suspects, and enhance missing persons recovery efforts.
Marge LauberNARRATOR
2:00
Their installation was funded with a Department of Homeland Security grant.

35 MINS LATER

Marge LauberNARRATOR
37:20
Judges selected first, second, and third prize winners in four categories as well as 12 honorable mentions from a field of 302 entries.
Marge LauberNARRATOR
37:29
So Rudy Edlund of Sanborn's Photo Sunrise over Lockport 34 was the second place winner in a vibrant contender category.
Marge LauberNARRATOR
37:39
In addition, Beverly Goldschmidt of Lewiston and Jeff Tracy, a Gazette contributor, received honorable mentions in the contest.
Marge LauberNARRATOR
37:47
There you go.
LisaNARRATOR
12:03
For those with questions regarding applying for HEAP, including the Furnace Program, they should call 716-278 or visit the DSS website at www.niagaracounty.gov. More information about the HEAP program can be found at www.otda.ny.gov slash programs slash HEAP.
LisaNARRATOR
12:42
Six million dollars in cocaine seized at Lewiston-Queenston Bridge.
LisaNARRATOR
12:46
Tractor trailer was heading into Canada.
LisaNARRATOR
12:49
A search of a tractor trailer at the Lewiston-Queenston Bridge last week led to the discovery of roughly $6 million in cocaine.
LisaNARRATOR
12:57
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials said the commercial truck was attempting to cross the border into Canada on September 22.
LisaNARRATOR
13:05
A 21-year-old Canadian man was driving the truck and trailer, and an initial physical inspection of the trailer revealed modifications to the floor.
Chris IronsGUEST
8:24
And to be honest with you, I wasn't getting paid a lot, and I needed to earn a little extra money.
Chris IronsGUEST
8:29
Uh, there was a great pub where I used to live called the Lewiston Village Pub.
Chris IronsGUEST
8:33
Uh, it's not there anymore, but if you're ever in Lewiston, New York, go there to the, to The Griffin.
Mackenzie PetersonHOST
8:39
Oh.
Chris IronsGUEST
8:39
And, uh, and I needed to fund my, you know, beer and chicken wings habit for a, a number of years.

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