Niagara Gazette — Santa Claus and City Administrator Donna Owens were among those that helped light up Old Falls Street Friday night during a ceremony.
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James Neiss/staff photographer HERE COMES SANTA: Children strain to get a good look as Santa arrives by fire truck for the lighting of Old Falls Street on Friday. --
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James Neiss/staff photographer GRAND ENTRANCE: Santa arrives on a Niagara Falls fire truck for the lighting of Old Falls Street Friday night. --
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James Neiss/staff photographer LIGHT IT UP: Santa Claus waves to onlookers after the Old Falls Street street-lighting ceremony Friday night. --
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James Neiss/staff photographer HOP ON: Old Falls Street USA held a street lighting ceremony for the more than 100,000 lights they decorted the street with for the holidays. Meeting with Santa and carriage rides were all part of the fun Friday night. The free carriage rides will be offered from 6 to 8 p.m. on Fridays on Old Falls Street through Dec. 28. --
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