Where To See 4th Of July Fireworks In Western New York

We are getting set to celebrate America's birthday next week and if you are looking for a place to see fireworks there is good news.

Plenty of towns in Western New York will be holding their own fireworks display to honor America's birthday.

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Here is a look at some of the firework displays happening this year in Western New York according to Skylighters of New York.

July 3rd

East Aurora - Hamlin Park

Cheektowaga Town Park

Cuba Lake

Akron - Veterans park

Olcott - East Pier

Strohs Tavern Angola

Mount View Assisted Living - Lockport

Buffalo Bisons Sahlen Field

Buffalo River Fest Park

July 4th

Niagara Falls - Hyde Park

Lewiston Plateau

Pendleton Town park

Orchard Park - Orchard Park Middle School.

Elma at Iroquois High School

Village of Lancaster

Wheatfield - Oppenheimer park

Bemus point

Town of Andover

Mayville Lakeside park

Boston Town park

Six Flags Darien Lake

Warsaw Fire Company

July 5th

Ransomville Speedway

Marilla Fire Co

Tonawanda/North Tonawanda at Tonawanda Island

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July 6th

Niagara town Park

Colden Town Park

Apollo Canna - Salamanca

One Feather Express - Basom

Great Pumpkin Farm - Clarence

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10 Things to Do for Your Dog if They're Scared By Fireworks

My two big German Shepherds just hated the Fourth of July. My girl Bella used to run into the bathroom, push the shower curtain aside, and lay down in the tub. My sweet guy Zeus who weighed about 100 pounds would try to get in my lap every time I sat down, or would try to hide in the space between the toilet and the tub!

The dog who likes fireworks probably is a good hunting dog too. But, not mine, and not a lot of other dogs on the Fourth of July. But there are things you can do to help your furry kid get through fireworks season without going totally insane.

The American Kennel Club has all kinds of advice on how to get your pooch through the entire summer in good shape. But for the Independence Day holiday, they have 10 tips on how to keep your dog calm.

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