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Travel Back in time at Peek’ n Peak
You are invited to experience a journey back in time for two weekends this month at the Medieval Feast Dinner Theater, held at the Peek’ n Peak Resort in Clymer. This event takes place in the Retreat Building on November 13th through 15th and November 20th through 22nd, featuring both afternoon and evening performances. Get ready to partake in this seasonal event, that offers a blend of a tasty feast, music, and a comedic dinner show that will transport you to the era of kings, queens, and damsels in distress.
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Owner keeps Lawrence Park Dinor, makes changes to menu, hours, interior
The owner of the Lawrence Park Dinor says the historic restaurant is no longer for sale. In March 2026, Dawn Van Scoter, owner of the Lawrence Park Dinor at 4019 Main St., listed the Dinor for more than $280,000 . She has owned the Dinor since February 2022 and ran it alongside Toast! Lounge and Eatery at 10651 W. Main St. in North East. Initially, Van Scoter said she had plans for the business in North East and that putting the Dinor up for sale was not an easy decision. After receiving several offers that she was not satisfied with, Van Scoter took the Dinor off the market while closing the North East restaurant. "It wasn’t the right time to sell the Dinor," Van Scoter said. "My heart really belongs at the Dinor and the Lawrence Park community. Opening Toast was supposed to be a creative outlet for me. Walking away, I learned a lot of lessons. It’s different when you buy a restaurant versus building and starting a restaurant." Van Scoter said it has always been her goal to renovate the Dinor while adding her own touch to it. After being closed for a couple of weeks in October,
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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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King’s Rook Club Up for Sale Following 50 Years of Business
The King's Rook Club has put the business up for sale while it looks for a buyer who shares its commitment to Erie entertainment. In a letter to members and patrons on Facebook, Jonathan Wallin and Kelli (Wallin) Koppes of the King's Rook Board of Directors said the decision followed the death of original founder James Wallin and is what they believe is best for their families.
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Grand opening held for new Aldi location in west Millcreek
(WJET/WFXP)– Millcreek Township officially welcomed a new Aldi location to the neighborhood on Thursday with a celebratory ribbon cutting and special gifts for some of its first customers. Township and Aldi officials held a grand opening Thursday morning for the new location at 5224 West Ridge Road next to Walmart, giving residents another place to […]
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7 things to do in Western New York this weekend: November 6 - November 8
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National Comedy Center Launching Susan Sargent Caregiver Week
The National Comedy Center is getting ready to launch an initiative to honor caregivers supporting loved ones through illness, disability or other conditions requiring care. From November 9-15, the museum's first-ever Susan Sargent Caregiver Week will offer complimentary museum admission for each caregiver and the loved one receiving their care. Caregivers are also welcome to visit on their own for a personal moment of respite. Participants will receive take-home resources to bring laughter and connection into their caregiving relationships. The initiative is being presented during National Family Caregivers Month and reflects its 2026 theme, "Care Connects Us."
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Art Cloth+Craft Hosting Fundraiser Fashion Show To Benefit Reg Lenna
Are hosting a winter fashion Show November 12 that will benefit the Reg Lenna Center for The Arts. CONNECTED: The Thread That Connects Us will be an immersive evening of fashion, art, and community. It will take place on the third floor of the Reg Lenna, with a deep burgundy...