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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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New restaurant brings Lebanese cuisine to Flagship City Food Hall
(WJET/WFXP)– The Erie Downtown Development Corporation welcomed the newest restaurant, bringing Lebanese cuisine to the Flagship City Food Hall on Wednesday with a ribbon-cutting. The owner and downtown officials cut the ribbon on Marhaba Beirut Wednesday morning, offering authentic Lebanese meals Monday through Saturday at the food hall from 10 am to 8 pm. Owner […]
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Buona Cucina Oils & More to Hold Grand Expansion Celebration in Erie
A locally owned specialty food store in Erie will celebrate its expansion with a Grand Expansion Celebration on November 14. Buona Cucina Oils & More at Greengarden Place will host the Grand Expansion Celebration from 10 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. at 1535 West 8th St. The expansion gives owner Dorothy...
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Erie Reader Book Club: Strange as This Weather Has Been by Ann Pancake
The Erie Reader Book Club will be reading and discussing Strange as This Weather Has Been by Ann Pancake in conjunction with the Shop Local issue of the Reader. While attending college at Penn State Behrend, managing editor and Erie Reader Book Club founder Erin Phillips had the pleasure of having this month's book club author, Ann Pancake, as a professor. Although no longer local, the choice of her book to coincide with our Shop Local issue felt like the right pick as the themes within are a great match for the general taste of our regular attendees.
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Erie Artist Honors Local Icons Through Charity Art Project
An Erie artist is turning local history into a force for good. Artist Lee Lucian Shadeck will unveil a collection of sketches featuring more than 50 notable people who have made an impact on the Erie community. The project highlights individuals from a wide range of professions, celebrating the contributions they've made throughout the region.
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Veterans Day Parade Parking Notes; SRU Hosting Veterans Day Event
The Veterans Day Parade is this morning in Downtown Butler. No parking will be allowed on Main Street from Wayne to Fulton starting at 8 a.m. and continuing until noon. Any veteran interested in participating is asked to meet at the intersection with Penn Street before the parade begins at 10:40 a.m. A moment of silence will be held at 11 a.m. honoring the veterans who have passed away.
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Erie Kids Take the Stage! Fall & Holiday Shows to See in 2026
Don't wait until the curtain-call photos hit Facebook to realize you missed the show!. Erie-area students are taking the stage this November and December, with productions ranging from holiday favorites like Elf the Musical and Frozen to Broadway classics and more. And most of these shows are only running for a weekend!
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Marhaba Beirut Cuts Ribbon in Flagship City Food Hall
A new restaurant has opened in the Flagship City Food Hall. Owners of Marhaba Beirut cut the ribbon on their first storefront in the food hall on Wednesday. The restaurant offers a variety of Lebanese food including gyros, kabobs and desserts. Officials with the restaurant said they are excited to...
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‘Warren’s Millionaires Row’ set for Nov. 24 release
Preorders are now open for “Warren’s Millionaires Row,” the third book by authors Josh Nativio and Trumbull County Historical Society Executive Director Meghan Reed. “Beginning as a path created by Indigenous cultures, Mahoning Avenue or ‘Millionaires Row’ would arguably represent Warren, Ohio, throughout the 19th century more than any other road. … Today, Mahoning Avenue remains the most historically intact neighborhood in the city and would be recognized by any denizen of early-20th-century Warren,” said Arcadia in its book description.