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More than 400 people participated in the weekend long event from several states and countries.

The third week of May is National EMS Week, local first responders explain why they got into this field.

Happened Sunday

Talking to First Responders

Sunday also marked the spring celebration where families could get a look at their new outdoor classroom.

People could enjoy a round of golf, live music and art and refreshments as they played.

Agents said they seized methamphetamine, fentanyl, pills containing fentanyl, seven firearms and cash from the trafficking operations.

They hosted a watershed, wetland outdoor experience and climate literacy event.

Twenty vendors and small businesses set up shop inside what they call the shop at 19th and Chestnut in Little Italy.

Original work from those in Lakeshore's group homes or mental health services was all up for bid in a silent auction.

With a name like paws and paintbrushes, the art work was all focused around a theme of pets.

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The event at the Harborcreek Township garage gave kids a chance to get up close and check out the big trucks used in construction, law enforcement and to fight fires.

Visitors could join the fun at Erie Zoo by celebrating our earth and all who live on it

The first cohort of Erie NextGen leaders graduated from a year-long youth civic leadership program.

The goal of the event was to bring awareness to mental health and to offer information on resources available to caregivers.

Happened Saturday

Spring Market

Happened Saturday

Happened Saturday

Happened Saturday

Event on Saturday

Happened Saturday

The U.S. Air Force veteran and volunteers spent their day in Trinity Cemetery, placing 1,500 American flags on the graves of veterans.