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Erie Catholic Knights varsity team cleared to resume season
The varsity team for the Erie Catholic Knights Football program will be allowed to finish their season. According to Erie Catholic Schools, the varsity coaching staff has been cleared to resume practices effective immediately. They’re also eligible to compete in their game scheduled for this Saturday, October 24. The Knights’ program was suspended last week […]
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Butler Area School District To Conduct Emergency Test
The Butler Area School District will conduct a test of their emergency notification system tomorrow. At 6 p.m. on Wednesday, all families should receive a phone call, text message, and email from the district. District administrators will also post the test message to all district websites and social media channels...
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Elizabeth Lee Black School New Sensory Regulation Space
Students at the Elizabeth Lee Black School at the Barber National Institute now have a new resource designed to help them manage sensory challenges and prepare for success in the classroom. School officials recently cut the ribbon on a new Sensory Regulation Space, a specially designed room created by the...
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Butler Twp. Honors Students For Fire Safety Art
Several local students recently received recognition for participation in Butler Township’s annual Fire Safety Coloring Contest. In connection with Fire Prevention Week, Director of Emergency Services Scott Frederick recently shared coloring sheets with the theme of “Charge into Fire Safety” with students in kindergarten through 2nd grade at several Butler Township Schools.
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Boardman schools report September surplus amid deficit projections
BOARDMAN - Early real estate tax revenues gave Boardman Local School District a $1.3 million surplus in September, though long-term deficit concerns still loom. BLSD Treasurer Arthur Ginnetti says the surplus is due to real estate taxes for the first half of the year starting to come in. Ginnetti told...
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Secretary of Education Rowe tours Rockets Manufacturing
Dr. Carrie Rowe, Secretary of Education for the Pennsylvania Department of Education, visited Titusville High School on Thursday, Oct. 8, to tour Titusville Rockets Manufacturing, the school’s student-run manufacturing enterprise (SRME). In addition to Rowe, members of local manufacturing businesses, local legislators, and representatives from local legislator’s offices toured...
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St. Francis subdues McDowell's senior night game at James Conner Field
McDowell experienced splash plays during its Oct. 16 game against St. Francis. There was Evan Kuhn’s frozen rope of a touchdown pass to Ben Spooner. Emory Moffett’s lunging interception of a deflected pass. Joe McLaughlin’s coffin corner punt inside the Red Raiders’ two-yard line. Those and others, though, weren’t enough to stem the tidal wave that was its New York opponent. St. Francis returned to southern Buffalo with its 42-21 victory at James Conner Field. The Red Raiders also upped their perfect record to 7-0 via consecutive wins against Erie County teams. The Red Raiders blanked the visiting Erie High Royals 41-0 on Oct. 10. The senior night loss left McDowell 5-3 and its coach concerned. “This was really disappointing,” Aaron Slocum said. “We need to put four quarters together and (Oct. 16), I’m not sure we even put two quarters together. “We still have football ahead of us – which is a great thing – but overall, we really didn’t do a good job.” Quarterback Eric Kuhn ran or passed for each of McDowell’s three scores. Besides the one to Spooner, he recorded a shovel pass to Brayden Powell for the game’s last TD. More: Corry, General McLane clinch
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Cathedral Prep Uses Balanced Offense to Roll Past Warren
ERIE, Pa. – Cathedral Prep used a balanced offense to build a big halftime lead on its way to a 45-7 win over visiting Warren. The Ramblers piled up 430 yards of total offense, including 235 on the ground, while their defense held the Dragons to just 87 total yards. Cathedral Prep scored four touchdowns in the opening quarter and led 45-0 at halftime.
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Erie County Community College announces new chairperson
(WJET/WFXP) — An Erie college has announced a transition in leadership. The Erie County Community College Board of Trustees has elected EJay Fyke as the new chairperson of the Board. Fyke will replace Dr. Michael Victor, who will serve as vice chairperson. Fyke has served on the Board of Trustees since 2024. As chairperson, he […]