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Greene Township Supervisors Ordered to Pay Thousands for Ethics Violations
The Pennsylvania State Ethics Commission Tuesday ordered three current and former Greene Township supervisors to repay $6,000 apiece for bonuses they paid themselves. Erie News Now broke the story in November 2021. Then-supervisors Natalie Zimmer, John Bartnicki and Richard Allgeier used American Rescue Plan Act funds to pay themselves bonuses...
Tickets to 2024-25 Erie Philharmonic season on sale now
(WJET/WFXP) – Tickets for the Erie Philharmonic’s 2024-25 season have officially gone on sale. On Sunday, the Erie Philharmonic announced that tickets for their upcoming season are officially open to the public, coming just days after releasing their pop and symphonic series lineups. The 2024-25 season will feature...
Oil Region Alliance Job Opening
The Oil Region Alliance of Business, Industry and Tourism (ORA) is seeking a Project Coordinator to join our team. The successful candidate will be responsible for supporting, developing, and implementing educational and outreach programs that promote the Oil Region National Heritage Area’s (ORNHA) rich history and recreational amenities. This person will be organized, prompt, and attentive. Flexibility in scheduling, including a willingness to work hours outside a typical Monday – Friday, 8:30 – 5:00 schedule, is a requirement for this position.
‘More needs to be done’ – Locals react to EPA’s investigation into former Erie Coke property
“A step in the right direction but more needs to be done” — That’s what members of the group Hold Erie Coke Accountable said on Monday after additional soil testing near the former site. An investigation of contamination is taking place by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)...
Tunes for Tots fundraiser gets jumpstart on giving season
While Christmas in July isn’t for everyone, two local bands performed at a fundraising event to help children during the holiday season. Dozens attended the third annual Tunes for Tots fundraising event on Sunday at the Sloppy Duck Saloon. The event hosted two bands native to erie — Six-Year...
You ‘otter’ get moving at new Erie Zoo family fitness day event
(WJET/WFXP)– The Erie Zoo is inviting families in the community to join them for a new family fitness event to get visitors moving while enjoying their visit. This Saturday, July 27, zoogoers can enjoy the Otter Trot Family Fitness Day at the Erie Zoo filled with different fitness activities, like yoga with the Glenwood YMCA, animal movement paths, playscapes and a dance party with DJ Bill Page.
Titusville mulls funding for $67M flood mitigation project
The Titusville City Council recently addressed major infrastructure issues, effectively decriminalized marijuana possession, and adopted a foreclosed property registry program. They discussed funding options for a $66.6 million project to mitigate flooding from Church Run, with a primary recommendation of using state Department of General Services funds. The council also approved an ordinance for registering foreclosed properties, to be managed by Hera Property Registry, and passed a bill making marijuana possession punishable by a non-traffic citation fine. Additionally, the council was informed about significant repairs needed for a city-owned vacuum truck, essential for maintaining the city’s water and sewer systems.
Erie Digital News Now Highlights: July 22
Erie Digital News Now Content at your fingertips. Vice President Kamala Harris makes her first public appearance since President Biden announced he would end his bid for re-election. Big Stories. Harris Steps Up After Biden Drops Out. Pa. Gov. Rumored as Possible Democratic VP Pick. Back to Butler. Meta will...
Westmoreland County Advances with Demolition of Two Floodplain Properties Amidst Public Silence
Westmoreland County is pressing forward with demolition plans for two residential structures located within the 100-year floodplain, following a public notice seeking comments which resulted in silence from the community. The properties at 1862 Bethel Church Road in Unity Township and 110 Walnut Street in New Florence are poised for razing, a move funded by the FY2023 Community Development Block Grant Program, with the estimated costs standing at $19,500 and $5,500 respectively, according to Westmoreland County press release.
Gilbane | Mosites Celebrate Topping Off of Robotics Innovation Center
Gilbane Building Company and joint venture partner Mosites Construction Company gathered with Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to celebrate the topping off ceremony for the new Robotics Innovation Center at Hazelwood Green and the success of the project thus far. The Richard King Mellon Foundation, dedicated to advancing prosperity...
Victor Muthama Is Turning His Experiences Into Art: How Men In His Family Navigate White Supremacy
Victor Muthama, a Kenyan immigrant raised in Pittsburgh, tells an epic story about three generations of African identity—and his embrace of hip-hop and Black American culture. The post Victor Muthama Is Turning His Experiences Into Art: How Men In His Family Navigate White Supremacy appeared first on NewsOne.
Ebensburg “Downtown Shutdown” to kick off Homecoming event
EBENSBURG, Pa. (WTAJ) – Downtown Ebensburg will “shutdown” Friday evening as organizers gear up for the annual homecoming event. The intersection of Center and High Streets will close at 4 p.m. as the city prepares for a free live concert in the street featuring The Chris Higbee Band. Higbee will perform live 8-11 p.m. on […]
Cooperstown native named new play-by-play voice of Pittsburgh Steelers
Rob King will never forget the setting — pumping gas at an Amoco station in St. Louis. The same for the creative possibilities a friend’s suggestion spurred. Nearing the end of his time at Washington University in the late 1980s, King was actually considering business school when his career took a sharp left turn.
Local delegates weigh in after Biden drops out of presidential race
EYEWITNESS NEWS (WBRE/WYOU) — Pennsylvania Delegates headed to the Democratic National Convention (DNC) in August voted to endorse Kamala Harris on Monday. Excitement and hope are two feelings Delegates say they are bringing with them to the convention. With the DNC less than a month away, Delegates say they are in full support of Biden’s […]
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