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Electric tour boats create new tradition for historic Niagara Falls operator

James V. Glynn, above, passes Bridal Veil Falls and the larger American Falls on its way back to the dock. The iconic Horseshoe Falls is upriver
James V. Glynn, above, passes Bridal Veil Falls and the larger American Falls on its way back to the
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