Новости за 09.05.2024

Sam Mason discusses Trash to Treasure Sale.

Aaron Stine discusses Small Jokes About Monsters.

The Youth Leadership Institute of Erie is coming off a successful day so far, as a check for $30,000 was awarded to the group by the Erie Community Foundation.

Erie Digital News Now Highlights: May 9

He's a proud veteran with a lifelong devotion to his country.

Ken led the orchestra as Concertmaster for over 20 seasons. The Erie Philharmonic said he built a legacy of artistry, community, excellence, and warmth in the orchestra and the community.

A big effort to fight hunger across America is coming to your door this weekend. It's the annual Stamp Out Hunger food collection effort.

PennDOT said work is expected to occur in the 2025 construction season.

A new fish market, Presque Isle Fish & Farm is officially celebrating their grand opening this weekend.

Additionally, movie night will feature a new popcorn machine.

VisitErie, said January marked the highest month for guide requests, while its winter promotional campaign achieved notable success.

This year, work will include the installation of wayfinding signs, bike route markers, network map kiosks, downtown gateway signs, and district identification signs, directional signs to key landmarks and updates to pavement markings for bike lanes.

Additionally, donors will automatically be entered for a chance to win one of two sets of kayaks and paddles. The drawing will take place on Friday, May 17.

Millcreek Education Foundation teamed up with PopLuck on W. 8th St. to sell some special themed popcorns.

Recently tornadoes barreled through the Midwest, Michigan and our border state Ohio. That made this meeting in Springfield on potentially re-installing an emergency siren all the more timely.

The Erie School Board passed their preliminary budget for the 2024-25 school year.

The Erie School Board passed their preliminary budget for the 2024-25 school year.

Students in the Safeline Club, who work on educating other students about important issues, planned the event.

Local bikers are calling for both motorists, and motorcycle riders to exercise more caution and responsibility on the road following two separate motorcycle-related accidents along W. 12th St. and E. 38th St.

Every year at prom time, area schools have different approaches to get the message across to students: don't drink and drive.

There are only seven days left until Warren Gives, a 16-hour online based charity event, benefiting non-profit organizations across Warren County.

Mary Hoffman & Mary Ellen Lieb discusses a Tribute to the Beatles