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Acorn Acres Flower, Plant & Gift Shop LLC moves to new location at The Mercantile
Acorn Acres Flower, Plant & Gift Shop LLC has moved to The Mercantile at 105 S. Franklin St., in Titusville. Fiely is currently accepting holiday orders such as table arrangements and wreaths. Call, stop in the shop, or order online at acornacresfloral.com. Shoppers can also get pre-made bouquets from the cooler.
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alleghenycampus.com
Students experience ongoing issues with mold in dorms
A musty smell filled the room as Jamie Marchewka, ’27, discovered what appeared to be mold spreading across several surfaces, including the window blinds, air vents, light fixtures and the bathroom toilet of her North Village II dorm. A number of students at Allegheny College have reported issues with...
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Erie Times News
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Thrift Room
Thrift Room: A Vintage Haven in Sharon, Pennsylvania
In the heart of Sharon, Pennsylvania, a small vintage shop is making a big impression. Thrift Room, located at 155 E State St, is more than just a store; it's a nostalgic journey curated by Demetria Holden. Visitors stepping inside are greeted not only by racks of meticulously selected clothing but also by the warmth and passion of Demetria and her staff, who have turned this boutique into a local haven for vintage enthusiasts.
Erie Times News
Edinboro woman pitched business to panel of prospective investors
It started as a fundraiser, built on nostalgia for the crunchy snacks her mother used to make. Lauren Hammer and her husband, Robert Hammer, who were both teachers at the Erie Charter School of Excellence, volunteered to sell their snack mix to help fund a senior trip. The fundraiser was a success, raising enough money to help pay for both the senior trip and the prom. Hammer, who is 40, said she and her husband, whom she married in 2023, quickly decided they had bigger plans for her late mother's snack mix, made by seasoning and baking a mixture of pretzels, nuts and breakfast cereal in almost endless variations of flavor. Working mostly from the kitchen of their Edinboro home, they launched a business that would become GramE's Kitchen. They sell bags of their snacks at craft shows, festivals and through retail outlets. Hammer said she's sold them one bag at a time at about 150 events over the past two years. Unique seasoning blends, some created with the help of students, were the key to the venture. They sold her mom's traditional snack mix, but GramE's also offered sweet churro, dill pickle, sweet apple pie, garlic parmesan, lemon lime,