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Steelers Break Silence on Extension Plans for Russell Wilson & Justin Fields
The Pittsburgh Steelers totally blew up their quarterback room this offseason, bringing in four new faces including Russell Wilson, Justin Fields and Kyle Allen. And yet, another total overhaul could theoretically occur in 2025 if things go wrong. Neither Wilson, Fields nor Allen is under contract next season as of...
Property dispute puts Elk County 9-1-1 tower on hold
ELK COUNTY, Pa. (WTAJ) – A property dispute over a communication tower in Elk County has left the county trying to find somewhere else to build a permanent tower. The Brawand family said that Elk County has been using the tower on their property for about 12 years without paying them to use the land. […]
New mural unveiled in Linesville after much anticipation
A new mural in Linesville was completed this week after months of planning and prep work. The mural was put up by a Rochester, New York artist by the name of Justin Suarez and is meant to highlight Linesville culture. Pymatuning Lake plays a large role in that community, to...
Country Fair to Open Location in Downtown Erie
Country Fair is opening a new location in downtown Erie. "Coming soon" signs are posted in the window of the Flagship City Public Market on N. Park Row. It comes after Erie Food Co-op and Gordon's Butcher and Market both announced in January plans to leave the market, a space owned by Erie Downtown Development Corporation (EDDC).
Pat McAfee hires NFL reporter who was let go by The Athletic
Mark Kaboly wasn’t unemployed for that long.The former Pittsburgh Steelers beat writer for The Athletic was seemingly unexpectedly let go by the outlet on Aug. 12 but was hired by sports-media personality Pat McAfee just 48 hours later as announced by McAfee on his “Pat McAfee Show” on Wednesday.“We have hired Mark Kaboly,” McAfee said on Wednesday. “I do believe he’s accepted the terms we have sent over. He’s available to have other jobs though, we just get first priority. … This is a public proclamation that Kaboly is going to be A-OK. He’s going to continue covering the Steelers...
The Upper Room hosts Erie’s homeless a picnic at the beach
It was a chance for Erie’s homeless to get a day away from city streets. The Upper Room transported about 30 people it serves to Presque Isle State Park for a fun day. The adults and children enjoyed playing on Beach 11 and having a picnic in the nearby pavilion. But the executive director said it was also a chance for social connections.
3 Former Pirates Candidates to Replace Struggling Manager Derek Shelton
The Pittsburgh Pirates are enduring a significant downturn, having won only one game in August while currently on an eight-game losing streak. Manager Derek Shelton, in his fourth year, faces mounting criticism for his decisions, especially during a crucial homestand. The team's past improvements are at risk of unraveling, prompting speculation about potential management changes. If the Pirates decide to seek a new manager, several former players with experience and leadership qualities could be viable candidates.
Changes to Intentional Grounding Rule Explored: NFL Insights for Fans
The discussion centers around key updates and fan inquiries regarding the Pittsburgh Steelers' status as the NFL season approaches. Notable topics include the intentional grounding rule, potential trades, and memorable game experiences. Insights from team executives reflect strategic considerations in roster improvements, including the possibility of trading for prominent players like Brandon Aiyuk and the impact of historical draft decisions. Coach Mike Tomlin's decision-making process for replay challenges was also clarified.
Women's Freedom Rally to be Held at Bayfront Convention Center Next Month
The Erie Women's March will be hosting a rally at the Erie Bayfront Convention Center on September 28. Organizers say this year's march emphasizes the importance of our freedoms, our rights, and our equality. The goal of the Women's Freedom Rally is to unite the community in a powerful demonstration...
The Fight Over Giving Out Needles to Drug Users in Pa., Explained in 9 Numbers
This story first appeared in The Investigator, a weekly newsletter by Spotlight PA featuring the best investigative and accountability journalism from across Pennsylvania. Sign up for free here. HARRISBURG — About a year ago, Spotlight PA and WESA started looking into a conflicting part of Pennsylvania's opioid windfall. The multibillion dollar settlements that attorneys general reached with drug companies say expanding syringe services should be a priority for the money. But those programs are widely considered illegal in most of Pennsylvania under our drug paraphernalia law. Supporters say these programs help connect people with treatment and make communities safer by reducing the presence of discarded needles. Some lawmakers in Harrisburg...
Pa. tops swing states in presidential campaign ad spending: news report
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New website aims to make audit info more accessible for all Pennsylvanians
(WHTM) — A new website has been launched that aims to help Pennsylvanians with their audits. The Pennsylvania Department of Auditor General has created a new website to make it easier for Pennsylvanians to find audits in their county, as well as resources to help them better understand audits. “Our new, dynamic website was designed […]
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