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Find plays, lectures, art exhibits in Erie region, May 26-June 2
The Erie Art Museum will host a gallery night on Friday, 7 to 10 p.m. Visitors can enjoy complimentary drinks, appetizers and entertainment.
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Thunderbird Loses Prized Possession in Fire, Honored with New Jacket
May 25, 2013 - On Friday we brought you the story of Jim Horn: a longtime member of the Erie Thunderbirds drum and bugle corps.
11 hrs ago | YourErie
Perry 200 Grand Patriotic Parade Success
May 25, 2013 - It's been in the works for over a year and half and today the fruits of hours, and hours of labor finally paid off in the culmination of the Perry 200 Grand Patriotic Parade.
15 hrs ago | Erie Times News
Parade reroutes traffic in Erie
Downtown Erie is congested with both foot and car traffic as a result of the 1 p.m. start of the Perry 200 Grand Parade.
19 hrs ago | Erie Times News
Tucci begins long-shot campaign vs. Dahlkemper
"The county's a lot bigger than a lot of people imagine,'' said Tucci, the GOP nominee for Erie County executive.
23 hrs ago | Erie Times News
Greg Lucas: Erie region needs new jobs
The state Supreme Court has approved a redistricting plan that will move the 5th Legislative District from northwestern Pennsylvania to Berks County in the eastern part of the state.
Perry at 200 and why Erie celebrates the naval hero
Just take a look at several memorials around town, and the smaller honors -- including the Great Lakes Commodore Perry Ale by Great Lakes Brewing Co.
FNL: Erie area athletes shine at State Track Meet
Three area athletes are bringing home gold medals in the field events while track preliminaries set up Saturday's events.
Owners of Erie's Relish see economy coming back
Sisters and business partners Jennifer and Terri Reed have watched Relish grow from a hobby making beach glass jewelry into a business that supported as many as 16 employees.
Today in Erie history: World War II hits home
Army Pvt. Frederick S. Bruschi was being held prisoner in Italy, and Army Air Force Sgt.
Woman injured in west Erie crash
A woman was taken to UPMC Hamot after a crash at East 18th and French streets Thursday.
High School lacrosse | State College dominates Erie McDowell
When play finally resumed, the Little Lions picked up the pace and dominated Erie McDowell 19-4 at Mansion Park.
Friday's Erie region forecast: Mostly sunny, cool
After a chance of morning showers, the Erie region is likely to see mostly sunny skies and temperatures expected to reach only into the low 50s today, according to the National Weather Service in Cleveland.
Accident On Erie's West Side Sends One To The Hospital
Around 2:30 this morning, police and rescue crews responded to a car accident at 646 West 21st Street.
Guest Voice: Why I won't move back to Erie
Erie has natural beauty and serenity combined with hard lines of city living. For example, the peninsula offers a place to go and defrag after a long, arduous day.
Victim's absence delays hearing in Erie shooting case
An Erie man accused of shooting a man during an argument had his court hearing delayed after the victim failed to appear.
Census: Erie's population continues to decline
New estimates released Thursday by the U.S. Census Bureau show most of the nation's largest cities surging in population growth.
Bridge project to close part of Glenwood Park Avenue beginning Tuesday
A portion of Glenwood Park Avenue in Erie is scheduled to be closed beginning Tuesday due to construction on the Norman Way Bridge, according to a Pennsylvania Department of Transportation spokesman.
Erie arsonist's life sentence upheld
The state Superior Court has upheld the sentence of an Erie woman serving life in prison with no chance of parole for killing her father in a deliberately set fire in 2007.
Pa. teacher cleared in fondling, faces second case
A suspended northwestern Pennsylvania high school teacher has been acquitted on charges that he fondled a then-12-year-old boy during a Christmas visit which the teacher, and several defense witnesses, testified never occurred.