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Erie City Council to Consider $4 million Allocation for Storm Damage Cleanup (opens the original)
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As public work crews continue to clean up storm damage throughout Erie, Mayor Daria Devlin is looking to transfer funds to cover the cost of unexpected expenses. The city of Erie has been in talks with the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA) since declaring a state of emergency. However, no additional funding has been provided to help cover cleanup costs. On Wednesday, Erie City Council will consider an ordinance to transfer $4 million from the city's rainy day funds to help cover st
Millcreek Township Seeks New Agreement with Belle Valley Fire Department Citing Safety Concerns (opens the original)
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As the Belle Valley Fire Department continues its standoff with Millcreek Township, the volunteer department has been given an ultimatum. Since Millcreek Township Supervisors created the paid Millcreek Fire Department back in 2023, Belle Valley remains the last of four volunteer departments to sign off on a cooperation agreement with the township. On Tuesday, Millcreek Township Supervisors and Millcreek Fire Chief Michael Cliff expressed concerns over Belle Valle Fire Department's response rat
Godfrey Run Farm Market Begins Pressing Apple Cider (opens the original)
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At the Godfrey Run Farm Market, it's a moment they've been looking forward to all year long. "Giddy up," said Godfrey Run Farm Market co-owner Andrew Sweny. "It's cider season." Andrew and Joseph Sweny are kicking off the fall season, by pressing 500 gallons of fresh apple cider. "You start with a bin of apples," said Andrew. "This is 20 bushels, makes about 70 gallons of cider." The apples get run through a washer and placed onto a conveyor belt, before they are sent up an elevator and into a g
SPECIAL REPORT: Chain-Reaction Crash Shines Light on DUI Laws (opens the original)
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The Erie semi-truck driver charged with causing a chain-reaction crash that sent eight people to the hospital is free on bond, after posting bail. Irabaruta Ezechiel is facing 22 charges, including aggravated assault by vehicle while DUI, in connection to the July 23 crash. According to police, 10 people were injured after Ezechiel slammed into four vehicles and five motorcycles that were stopped at a red light at West 12th and Myrtle Streets. Witnesses told police he attempted to leave the scen
Mercy Center for Women Makes Progress on Housing Project (opens the original)
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The Mercy Center for Women is making progress on its efforts to transform the old Sacred Heart School building into a housing complex. According to Mercy Center for Women Executive Director Jennie Hagerty, they have officially wrapped up phase one of the $7 million project, after replacing the building's roof. Construction crews are now renovating all of the rooms to transform them into 20 apartments. Once project is completed, the 42,000 square foot building will help house 40 individuals who a
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