Mickenzie Robson
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Take Back the Site Vigil Held to Honor Erie Shooting Victim (opens the original)
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Dozens of community members gathered Wednesday evening in an Erie neighborhood to honor the life of Thomas "Tom" Heckathorn and to call for an end to violence. The "Take Back the Site" prayer vigil brought together residents, faith leaders, and members of the Sisters of Mercy and Sisters of St. Joseph at the location where Heckathorn was killed in August while riding a moped. Participants spent the evening remembering his life and offering prayers for peace throughout the community. Organizers s
Local Father asks Community for Kidney Donor (opens the original)
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One local man is turning to the community tonight, hoping to find a living kidney donor. Anthony Grack says he has now reached stage five kidney failure and could soon need dialysis. He says he is at a critical point in his kidney failure journey. Heâs on the transplant list in both Pittsburgh and Erie, but tonight, heâs hoping a living donor can step forward. He says finding that person could change his life. For Anthony Grack, this has been a long and difficult journey â one that began w
Meadville Paving Complaints Prompt Broader Investigation (opens the original)
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An investigation into a paving company is raising questions about whether complaints here in Crawford County could be connected to similar cases in other states. A paving job that began with an unsolicited offer on a Crawford County street is now the subject of a police investigation. The company at the center of that investigation is Acker Blacktop Paving. We did some digging and found public records and reports showing a history involving members of the Acker family and paving businesses opera
Community Price Check: What You’re Paying for Botox and Fillers (opens the original)
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Weâre checking the price of Botox, fillers and other treatments promising a younger look â and what youâre really paying for. We spoke with LECOM Successful Living President Dr. James Lin about what heâs seen in recent years â and how rising costs are affecting the price of these popular treatments. Itâs time for our Community Price Check â where we check in with local businesses to see how rising costs are showing up in the products and services we use every day. For many people,
Erie City Council Approves $4M Transfer for Storm Cleanup (opens the original)
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As cleanup efforts continue across Erie following the devastating storm, Erie City Council has approved transferring $4 million from the city's reserve funds to help cover the mounting costs of recovery. Council members voted Wednesday night to move the funds into the city's general fund, where the money will be used to pay for debris removal, equipment expenses, and overtime costs associated with the emergency response. The full extent of the storm's impact is becoming clearer as city crews con
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