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6 PA Cities Are Considered The Dirtiest In The Country
It's no secret that cities are not usually extremely clean. It's really hard to keep areas extremely clean when they're extremely overly populated plus the heart for hustle and bustle. Anytime you visit a major city, you probably aren't shocked to see gum smashed into the concrete, garbage blowing in...
Putting Erie Rise charter school under receiver was unprecedented. Judge explains ruling
In opinion detailing his decision to appoint receiver, Erie County Judge Marshall Piccinini says Erie Rise's slow dissolution was putting public money at risk. "Prudent" action was warranted, he says. Erie Times-News. On June 7, Erie County Judge Marshall Piccinini made first-of-its-kind ruling and appointed independent receiver to oversee financial...
Water Main break leaves downtown businesses without water overnight
(WJET/WFXP) — A water main break Tuesday evening in downtown Erie leaves several businesses without water. That break affecting the businesses along East 12th Street between Downing Avenue and Bacon Street. According to Erie County 911, officials with Erie Water Works will not be able to get the required equipment on site until this morning. […]
Erie County Prison Warden Kevin Sutter retires
Kevin Sutter, who served as warden of the Erie County Prison since 2013, has retired. Sutter, 53, submitted his paperwork and his intent to retire in May. His last day was June 24, according to Erie County Public Information Officer Chris Carroll. Deputy Warden Michael Holman is serving as interim...
Erie officials, environmental agencies sounded alarms for years about Quin-T site
Joe Walko didn’t need a relic of how treacherous the crumbling Quin-T complex on Erie’s east side had become over the years. But one day while visiting the property, Walko grabbed a memento anyway. ...
Erie Port Authority names new deputy executive director
Erie Western PA Port Authority has announced they have hired a new deputy executive director. Anna Frantz will begin at the Port Authority in about two weeks. She is currently the executive director of ‘Our West Bayfront’ and said she is looking forward to continuing to help erie move forward.
Celebrate Independence Day early with Lights Over Lake Erie firework show
The City of Erie is preparing to celebrate Independence Day with a bang!. Here’s what you need to know about Lights Over Lake Erie:. The fireworks show will begin at 10:00 p.m. Wednesday at Dobbins Landing and will last about 15 minutes. Fireworks will be launched from the Bicentennial...
Why are people leaving pennies on this Civil War officer's grave this week?
Visitors to the Erie Cemetery have been paying homage to a Civil War hero from Erie this week. July 1-3 is the Battle of Gettysburg's 161st anniversary and July 2 is the day Col. Strong Vincent was shot and wounded at Little Round Top. He died five days later on July 7, 1863....
Despite loss of The Cadets, Erie County will host drum and bugle corps show in 2024
The Cadets won't be competing this year, but that doesn't mean fans of drum and bugle need to leave Erie County to see a show. Drum Corps International's online calendar has an August event in Edinboro titled DCI Lake Erie. What happened to The Cadets?. The world-renowned drum corps signed...
Erie Co. could soon see increase in spotted lanternflies
The spotted lanternfly is an invasive pest that has caused damage across the state of Pennsylvania while spreading from east to west. Lisa Rand, the master gardener for Penn State Behrend said that the pest could severely damage valuable plants in Erie County. “A big thing here with the spotted...
PennDOT reminds drivers to be vigilant on roads when traveling for Fourth of July
As Independence Day is approaching this week, experts advise drivers to be safe during one of our nation’s biggest traveling weeks. AAA reports that nearly 71 million Americans are expected to travel this week, with most of those travelers using a car. A PennDOT safety officer said that more...
Election Stress Builds for Locals After Debate
Last week’s presidential debate is over but the election stress and anxiety might not be. Several people in Erie said they tend to avoid talking about politics. A woman visiting from Pittsburgh said the same. “I’m so tired of everything. It’s so controversial…on the internet. I’m so tired of...
Millcreek Township Police Department Alerts Residents to 4th of July Parade Related Road Closures
The Millcreek Township Police Department is reminding motorists of closed roadways due to the 57th Annual 4th of July Parade. On Thursday, July 4, W. 12 St. will be closed to traffic from Peninsula Dr. to Guenter Ave. from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Traffic will detour onto West Lake...
Safety Tips from Lake Effect Fireworks
Lighting off fireworks is an American tradition unlike any other with millions of participating in creating fireworks displays. For years now, Lake Effect Fireworks has been one of Erie's go-to shops if you are looking to buy them. When dealing with fireworks though, safety always comes first. Owner, John Szymanowski,...
North East Borough Council applauds efforts made by newly established NECMA
North East Borough Council held its first meeting Monday since the newly created North East Community Marina Authority (NECMA) took over operations at the North East Marina. Borough Council President Amber Belson said NECMA has been working around the clock since being formed to get the marina back up and running.
Erie Digital News Now Highlights: July 1
Erie Digital News Now Content at your fingertips. Hurricane Beryl emerged in the central tropical Atlantic on Friday and has become the earliest Category 4 hurricane on record. Big Stories. Latest: Fatal Fireworks Accident. SCOTUS Ruling. New Travel Center on Ohio Border. In August, President Joe Biden's administration is hosting...
Lake City Fire Company Announces Return of 4th Annual Brews & Hoses Brewfest
The Lake City Fire Company is preparing for the 4th Annual Brews & Hoses Brewfest. This year's Brewfest will be held on July 13 at the fire company. The event will feature over 30 vendors, including breweries, wineries, distilleries, and more. The Brianna Blakenship Band and Rick & The Roadhouse Rockers will be the live entertainment for this year.
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