The Sounds of Summer
Summertime and the living is easy! So why not enjoy the sunshine with some great tunes. Check out this summer inspired playlist that will bring your best summer memories back
This Day In History: June 23, 2013
June 23, 2013 marks the day that Nik Wallenda broke his eighth world record for crossing the Little Colorado River Gorge. He crossed this 1,400-foot gap on a two-inch thick
Dog Day on the Bay
After a long day of work there is nothing better than being greeted with a big slobbery kiss at the front door. They jump up on us leaving claw marks
This Day In History: June 17, 1885 – Statue of Liberty
The Statue of Liberty is a monumental piece of art that signifies our country’s freedom. It sends chills down spines of around four million people each year who travel to
Father’s Day Beer Brunch Cruise
It is almost time to celebrate the fathers in our lives! The great dads, fantastic role models, skilled grillers, and beer connoisseurs that we all know and love deserve a
Company Party Planning: 5 Key Questions to Ask
Let’s face it: putting together a successful event requires work, but the secret to effortless execution is good planning. Get the ball rolling on our next company event by asking
This Day In History: June 9, 1973
It all began with a flip of a coin. Penny Chenery and Ogden Phipps decided to let fate decide who would take home the best mares to mate with their
6 Reasons for a Company Party
Hosting a company party can boost morale and build stronger bonds between employees who often don’t have a chance to really connect on a personal level outside of the office.
A Letter to Niagara Falls Mayor Paul Dyster, Maid of the Mist Owners and Others
Excerpt from http://www.niagarafallsreporter.com/Stories/2014/MAY27/alet.html/Stories/2014/MAY27/alet.html regarding Niagara Cruises Canada owned by Hornblower Cruises (Ed note: This is a letter written by Terry MacRae, CEO of Hornblower Cruises and Events, dated March 14,
This Day In History: May 27, 1937
Before the bridge — Fort Point in the foreground, looking across the Golden gate (the strait connecting San Francisco Bay to the Pacific Ocean), toward Marin County to the north,