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Niagara Falls is for lovers again

Niagara Falls is in vogue again for honeymooners.

At least according to CNN.

The Cable News Network posted a story on its Web site today focused on young couples who have honeymooned in Niagara Falls.

Once considered a "cliché," Niagara Falls has been rediscovered by romantic couples, the story says. The trend was highlighted last year when fictional couple Jim Halpert and Pam Beesly of NBC's "The Office" tied the knot in the Falls in an hour-long special.

Rebecca Dolgin, executive editor of theknot.com, told CNN that Niagara Falls is part of a recent trend of retro honeymoons to places like Palm Springs, Calif., and the Poconos in Pennsylvania.

The Web site lists Niagara Falls among the top 19 honeymoon destinations in the United States and Canada.

"It's sort of kitschy and it's fun, and it's for couples who maybe don't take it too seriously," Dolgin told CNN. "I don't think anyone is going to come back from Niagara being disappointed. You know when you go there what you're getting into; it's the same kind of thing with Las Vegas."

-- Denise Jewell Gee

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Charlie Specht

Charlie Specht

Charlie Specht started at The News as a college intern, joining the staff full time after his graduation from St. Bonaventure. A South Buffalo native, he also lived in Marilla and is in his second year covering Niagara Falls City Hall.

cspecht@buffnews.com


Bruce Andriatch

Bruce Andriatch

Bruce Andriatch, a proud Town of Tonawanda native and a graduate of St. Joseph's Collegiate Institute and Canisius College, is the suburban editor at The News. He has been writing a weekly column since 2006. Two days after his first column appeared, the October Storm occurred, plunging much of the region into darkness and despair. Read into that what you will.

bandriatch@buffnews.com

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