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Local WWII veteran celebrates 100th birthday
The Springhill Senior Living community is coming together to celebrate one of their own reaching a century of life. Don Grumblatt turned 100 years old Tuesday, marking a milestone that comes with decades of memories and experiences— and wisdom that spans across generations. “Just take each day at a time, don’t sweat the small stuff,” […]
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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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Over 4,000 Lose Power on Erie's East Side as Penelec Crews Race to Restore
More than 4,000 Penelec customers were left without power across Erie's east side and parts of downtown Sunday afternoon, as crews scrambled to pinpoint the cause and get the lights back on. The outage hit hardest in a stretch of the city running from the bayfront up toward East 37th Street, leaving homes and businesses dark in the middle of the weekend.
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Poplar St. post office re-opening delayed to December
The Poplar Street Post Office’s re-opening timeline has been pushed back. According to a USPS spokesperson, the branch — which was expected to reopen later this month — will now reopen in December. Back in August, a press release from Senator John Fetterman’s office stated the south Erie location that’s been closed for repairs since […]
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PA Department of Health revokes Sharon Regional license
SHARON - New documents shared with 21 News show that the Pennsylvania Department of Health has revoked Sharon Regional Medical Center's license and ordered its closure. An order sent from the department to Tenor Health Foundation Sharon LLC, doing business as Sharon Regional Medical Center, on Wednesday directed the facility's closure and the revocation of its license, effective Nov. 17.
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Downtown D’Lights holiday event moves to Friday before Thanksgiving
On Nov. 2, the Erie Downtown Partnership , along with other community partners, announced that the 2026 Downtown D'Lights holiday festival will be held on Nov. 20. Organizers said the festival will be held on the Friday before Thanksgiving in future years. “We are going to keep that date moving forward in subsequent years," Emily Fetko, executive director for the Erie Downtown Partnership, said. She said the change was made to accommodate a more condensed shopping season. "We wanted to make sure that businesses had the opportunity to take full advantage of the holiday shopping season. And, of course, we know we have the opportunity to welcome a lot of guests over the Thanksgiving season." Here's more on what you can expect when walking downtown on Nov. 20. Blue Light Special nostalgia: Kmart memories live on for Erie shoppers and staff The lighting of a 40-foot Christmas tree The main event for Erie Downtown D'Lights is the lighting of the 40-foot Christmas tree in the center of Perry Square. According to the Erie Downtown Partnership website , the tree lighting will begin at 6 p.m. with a countdown as Santa and Mrs. Claus turn on the holiday lights in downtown
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Senator contacted regarding St. Joe’s Labor & Delivery unit closure
WARREN - After the announcement that St. Joseph Hospital would be closing its labor and delivery unit permanently at some point in December, U.S. Senator Bernie Moreno has been contacted about the matter. Trumbull County Commissioner Rick Hernandez provided the following written statement to 21 News on Monday, November 2: