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Two Harbor Creek softball standouts sign to colleges at ceremony
Two local softball standouts from Harbor Creek high school signed to play in college at a Friday ceremony. Brooklynn Cipalla will play softball at Monmouth while Lacie Fortin committed to play softball at Edinboro.
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Tractor trailer crash halts traffic on Interstate 79, 90 interchange
Traffic was backed up along the I-79 and I-90 interchange Thursday afternoon after a tractor-trailer rollover. That accident happened just before 2 pm Thursday afternoon. The accident reportedly led to a diesel spill after the rig went off the roadway along the I-79 northbound ramp after exiting I-90 eastbound. No word on whether or not […]
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Erie Preparatory Academy to Close Due to Lack of Funding
Erie News Now has learned that Erie Preparatory Academy, the boarding school on Oliver Road that focuses on international students and athletics, will close as early as November 23 because of a lack of funding. A letter sent to staff, students and families says the school does not have sufficient...
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Local Auto Repair Shops Feeling the Squeeze as Costs Continue to Rise
Keeping your car on the road is getting more expensive, and the shops fixing them are feeling it too. At Harrell Automotive, foot traffic hasn't changed much. But behind the scenes, the shop is paying more for oil and parts, while still trying to find quality products without driving prices even higher for customers.
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Eight Cathedral Prep student athletes sign to compete in college sports
Eight Cathedral Prep student athletes signed their letters of intent on Thursday afternoon as part of a signing day ceremony. The following will take that next step: Jordan Senz – soccer – Louisville Colette Speros – volleyball – Canisius Kamryn Resureccion – volleyball – Southwestern Makayla Stutts – cross country and track – Slippery Rock […]
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Lancers bring home D-10 4A football title in dramatic fashion, Trojans, Bison fall in postseason in FNL part one (11-13-26)
Friday Night Lights part one (11-13-26): High school football playoffs: D-10 4A championship: General McLane 35 – Cathedral Prep 31 6A first round: State College 46 – McDowell 14 3A semifinals: Hickory 49 – Fort LeBoeuf 7 Sharon 27 – Grove City 14
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Men's Wrestling Heads to Cleveland for Bob Del Rosa Open
Cleveland, OH. – The Mercyhurst men's wrestling team is set to travel to Cleveland, Ohio, on Saturday, November 14, to compete in the Bob Del Rosa Open, hosted by Case Western Reserve University. Scouting the Lakers. The Lakers enter the weekend following an impressive 34-12 victory over Penn State...
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Children's Place files for bankruptcy. What we know about Erie store
The Children's Place , a presence at the Millcreek Mall since 1998, appears to be making plans to turn off the lights. Signs outside the retailer, located in the Boscov's concourse next to Gracylane, announce 30% to 60% off and a headline on the company website says: "All stores closing." But the 57-year-old New Jersey company, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Nov. 8, seems to be leaving itself some wiggle room. Chapter 11 bankruptcy provides the company with an opportunity to reorganize. The retailer, which operates more than 500 stores, hopes to do just that. The company said it hopes to substantially sell all of its assets "to secure the highest or otherwise best bid, with the goal of continuing the business." There's no guarantee that will happen. Management of the publicly traded company said: "While the Company pursues a buyer through the chapter 11 process, it must prepare for the possibility that a sale to continue the business cannot be achieved." The bottom line is simply unclear. According to its statement: "The Children’s Place has been evaluating its operational footprint to invest its resources in its strongest locations moving forward. The Company has determined that certain
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Work Continues on Flagship City Commons on North Park Row
Work continues at Flagship City Commons, part of the Erie Downtown Development Corporation on North Park Row in downtown Erie, with a new covering going up around the structure so crews can keep building through the winter. The covering is part of a plan to winterize the building. The building...
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JFK Center reflects on executive director’s legacy amid leadership change
(WJET/WFXP) — The John F. Kennedy Center of Erie has announced a change in leadership. Samella Hudson-Brewton has served as Executive Director of Erie’s John F. Kennedy Center since 2006 after beginning her work there in 1990. She will retire from this role in June 2027, after 37 years of service. Hudson-Brewton was born in […]
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Thanksgiving restaurants: Eateries and grocers offer takeout or dining
Sometimes even the best of holiday hosts needs a helping hand, and when better to accept it then at Thanksgiving? Restaurants and grocers around the region want to make your whole dinner for you, either packed cold or hot off the buffet table. If cooking just isn't your thing, or you just don't feel like babysitting a frozen turkey for days on end this year, you don't want to travel ― for any reason or none at all, these guys have your back on Turkey Day. All you have to do is decide what you're thankful for. Here's a list of the places we know about. If we left anyone off the list, just drop us a note and we'll add it. Bob Evans' holiday menus Erie Bob Evans locations: 8041 Peach St., 814-864-5444 2340 W. 12th St., 814-455-0118 5739 Buffalo Road, Harborcreek, 814-898-1913 Holiday dinners to go, pickup or delivery: Premium Celebration Platter : $18.99; hot; serves one Premium Farmhouse Feast : $174.99; packed cold; serves 10 Farmhouse Feast (turkey): $137.99 packed cold; serves eight Farmhouse Feast (ham): $127.99, packed cold; serves eight Pot Roast Farmhouse Feast: $184.99, packed cold; serves 10 To order online, visit Bob Evans Farmhouse