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Warren woman wanted in Erie County burglaries surrenders to authorities
A Warren woman wanted since February on charges in some eastern Erie County burglaries awaits extradition back to Pennsylvania after she turned herself in to members of the U.S. Marshals Western Pennsylvania Fugitive Task Force in Jamestown, N.Y., on Wednesday night.
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GOP county executive nominee Tucci sued for $52,000
Don Tucci, the Republican nominee for Erie County executive, is being sued by a woman who claims he owes her nearly $52,000 over a business venture.
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McDowell students coordinate Thursday fundraiser for Erie Together
One was a Vietnam War veteran interested in politics, another a sports fan disappointed with the Pittsburgh Steelers, and a third an 11-year-old girl at the shelter on her birthday.
Erie man held for trial in notary service robbery
Candy Miller said a man who entered her east Erie notary service with a gun in late March was wearing a mask that covered the lower portion of his face.
Former Teacher Found Not Guilty of Abuse
Former Collegiate Academy science teacher David Montgomery found not guilty of assault, corruption of a minor and endangering the welfare of a child.
One culvert opens, another to close in Erie County
The culvert spans a small Lake Erie tributary stream. It's located between Happy Valley and Townline roads in East Springfield.
Primary Election Shakes Things Up in Erie County
May 22, 2013 - The biggest race of the primary election is bringing change to Erie County.
SHERIFF: Democrat Loomis to face Whiteman in November
John Loomis breezed to the Democratic nomination for Erie County sheriff Tuesday, defeating Randy Boga with 69 percent of the vote.
Our View: How Dolly Parton is helping Erie
Singer Dolly Parton's famous name headlines a new literacy campaign in Erie and many others have joined the chorus to praise the entertainer's initiative to change children's lives.
Boy testifies against Erie teacher
After more than two years of delays and numerous pretrial rulings, the molestation case against a suspended Erie teacher likely will come down to what happened over 45 minutes in an Erie County courtroom on Tuesday.
Turnout low in Erie County primary
The voter turnout among registered Democrats and Republicans was 23.5 percent in the May 2011 primary.
2 Erie County Council incumbents lose
Giles, who has served on council since 1982, finished a distant third in the 2nd District race.
May 21st, 2013 It's primary election day here in Pennsylvania and there have been questions about the need for voter id.
County Executive Candidates Discuss Issues Facing the County
May 20th, 2013 When asked about the biggest issues facing Erie right now, incumbent Barry Grossman had this to say: "The future of the city of Erie, with shrinking revenue and crime in the streets, has to be tax reform.
Changes to Polling Locations to be Aware of
May 20th, 2013 We'd like to remind you that there are a few changes to polling locations.
Erie SnapShot: Prom Season in Erie
Music blared from inside the Warner Theatre as seven teen boys and girls stepped out of a black limousine at the curb on a recent Saturday night.
Aliota asks for investigation of Millcreek schools chief
A candidate for Millcreek Township School Board has asked the district attorney to investigate whether the Millcreek schools chief tampered with records, among other allegations.
Woman arraigned on charges in Summit Township robberies
A Harborcreek Township woman was arraigned this morning on charges of robbing a McDonalds restaurant and attempting to rob two gas stations in Summit Township early Wednesday morning.
Luncheon Honors First Responders and Emergency Crews
May 20th, 2013 Saint Vincent Health Center hosted a luncheon today in honor of Emergency Medical Services Week.
Erie Teen Faces Adult Charges in Attepted Homicide
Charges of aggravated assault and attempted homicide have been bound over to adult criminal court against 16 year old Jakwaris Robison.