Eva Nicklas News Today

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LEWISTON — Before the upcoming solar eclipse darkens Lewiston, some ghosts of its past will share stories that revolve around the moon.

On April 8, there will be a total solar eclipse - one of the most spectacular events in nature - and Lewiston is in the direct path of totality. To commemorate this event, the Opera Hall Players, who formerly presented the Marble Orchard Ghost Walks, have been rehearsing to a brand-new show:

LEWISTON — After planning to move the Spirit of Victory statue within the Village of Lewiston, the board of trustees has reversed its plans on the move.

As part of the National Federation of Just Communities national conference in Buffalo this week, members on Wednesday took a daytrip to Lewiston. Their tour bus stopped at the Freedom Crossing Monument on Water Street, and they were greeted by Sally and Josiah Tryon (aka Eva Nicklas and Tim Henderson). The two Lewiston legends recounted tales of first coming to the village, efforts to lead people to freedom, and the story behind Susan Geisslers famed bronze statue.

LEWISTON — After 25 years away from the village, the Spirit of Victory sculpture will soon make its way home.

Artpark & Companys focus for this summer - its 50th season - centers on five key words: spectacle, drama, Indigenous & global influences.

At Mondays Village of Lewiston work session, Niagara River Region Chamber of Commerce President Jennifer Pauly petitioned local leaders to keep the International Peace Garden open year-round. She was joined by Chuck Barber, who owns the adjoining

The village of Lewiston is celebrating two-hundred years this weekend with music, events and a huge fireworks display.