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Costs to consider before getting a pet
As many of us know, having a pet can be expensive; but how much does it cost? Ruth Thompson, the ANNA Shelter’s founder, said caring for a pet is estimated to cost nearly $1,000 a year for just general expenses. She told us affordability is one of the number one reasons they see surrenders at […]
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We Tried to Find Erie, Pennsylvania’s Best Seafood Restaurants, and These 13 Made the Cut
A good seafood meal in Erie, Pennsylvania can come with a bay view, a lively downtown setting, or a table that makes an ordinary evening feel special. With Lake Erie nearby and Presque Isle Bay shaping the waterfront, the city offers plenty of places where the setting is part of the fun. But choosing a restaurant takes more than spotting water through a window. You also want food that fits your taste, prices that suit your budget, and a dining room where your group feels comfortable. This list brings together waterfront favorites, neighborhood taverns, polished dining rooms, and casual spots known for seafood options. Some focus closely on seafood, while others offer fish or shellfish alongside steaks, Southern dishes, and familiar American meals. That variety helps when one person wants shrimp and another would rather order something from the grill. The selections are an editorial guide, not a claim that we personally ate at every restaurant or ranked them through a formal taste test.
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Millcreek Cigar Lounge to Celebrate Two-Year Milestone
A local business is marking a milestone anniversary centered on cigars, conversation, and community. Millcreek Cigar Lounge is celebrating its second year in business, commemorating two years of serving customers and creating a welcoming gathering space in Erie. Located on West 12th Street, the lounge says its mission has always...
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Over the Tavern Returns to the Erie Playhouse
This month, the Erie Playhouse takes us back to a bustling mid-century, Rust Belt, Polish Catholic household with their production of Tom Dudzick's Over the Tavern. The story is set in Buffalo and follows the arc of Rudy Pazinski, a budding adolescent who believes that having fun is God's sole intended purpose for humanity. As Rudy questions his own faith in the light of his upcoming confirmation, audiences get an intimate glimpse into a family as they face their very real (and often comedic) struggles in life.
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Erie Reader 2026 Shop Local Holiday Gift Guide
Speaking on behalf of all of the parents out there: something you realize very quickly once you have a kid is that the flow of STUFF into your home is an unstoppable force. Before they're even born, there's an overwhelming amount of gear, clothing, toys, gadgets, noisy plastic… and as soon as they outgrow those items, along comes another wave of gear, clothing, toys, gadgets, noisy plastic – all in the next size up. Not meaning to sound ungrateful, as many of these gifts are handy, helpful, and fun, but in a world of overconsumption, teaching our children restraint alongside appreciation is important and may translate into a lifelong habit of buying less. More does not necessarily equal better and receiving a thoughtful, useful, minimal gift ensures those items will not be cast aside and forgotten after the exciting glow of the holiday wears off.
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Regulated Deer Hunt Scheduled at Presque Isle State Park
The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) has announced a two-day regulated deer hunt at Presque Isle State Park to help manage the park's deer population and protect its ecosystem. The hunt is scheduled for December 9 and December 10. According to DCNR officials, maintaining an appropriate deer...
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New Exhibit at Hagen History Center Brings Oliver Hazard Perry’s Story to Life
More than 200 years after Erie helped change the course of the War of 1812, a new exhibit is giving visitors an up-close look at the naval hero at the center of that history. The Hagen History Center's new "Command and Courage: Oliver Hazard Perry" exhibit is now open, offering a rare glimpse into the life and legacy of Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry, whose leadership helped secure a pivotal American victory on Lake Erie.
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Flights from Erie to Las Vegas starting in January
(WJET/WFXP)– Erieites looking to take a trip to Las Vegas will be able to do so without having to head out of town to catch their flight starting in January. The Erie Regional Airport Authority (ERI) announced on Monday that Breeze Airways will be offering flights to Las Vegas from Erie from January to mid-April. […]
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Aldi set to open fourth Erie location
Erie’s fourth Aldi is set to open in Millcreek Township at 5224 West Ridge Road on Thursday, November 5, right next to the west side Walmart. According to an Aldi spokesperson, there will be a ribbon cutting at 9 a.m. that day. The first 200 customers will get a gift bag filled with Aldi products […]
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Command & Courage: Oliver Hazard Perry Exhibit
New Exhibit at Hagen History Center Brings Oliver Hazard Perry’s Story to Life. The Hagen History Center has opened a new exhibit titled Command and Courage Oliver Hazard Perry that explores the life and legacy of the naval hero whose leadership during the War of 1812 secured American victory on Lake Erie.
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Dates announced for 2026 Presque Isle regulated deer hunt
(WJET/WFXP)– Hunters, mark your calendars: Presque Isle State Park officials announced the dates for the park’s annual two-day regulated deer hunt in December. The hunt to keep the park’s deer population at a healthy level is scheduled to take place on December 9 and 10 for up to 85 hunters, with the application process opening […]
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What is your favorite fall drink?
Fall is the perfect time for everyone to have their favorite drinks, especially if they are seasonal. Every fall different places come out with new drinks that become most people’s favorite drinks. We went around and asked students and teachers what their favorite fall drinks were to see what everyone’s opinions were.
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Ski Films for a Good Cause
Ski season is just around the corner, and what better way to kick off the winter festivities than a couple high energy ski films to get the adrenaline pumping? That is exactly what is in store with three upcoming events benefiting the life changing lessons provided by Lounsbury Adaptive Ski Program, a local non-profit founded in 1988 at Holiday Valley Ski Resort. LASP provides ski and snowboard instruction to persons struggling with virtually any disability, both cognitive and physical.