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Millcreek Flock Camera Meeting

Millcreek Township supervisors will hear resident feedback on Flock license plate reader cameras amid community debate over privacy and safety.
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CelebrateErie to Expand Beverage Options for 2026

CelebrateErie organizers are partnering with Lavery Brewing Company to introduce custom beverages and a new festival experience for attendees this summer. Festival officials announced that Lavery Brewing is helping to create specialty 21-and-over drinks that will be available exclusively during CelebrateErie, which run
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Erie’s new emergency command center takes another step

Phase one of the Miller Brothers project is expected to wrap up in August, allowing the city’s fire mechanics to move from Marsh Street into the new facility. City leaders said that clears the way for phase two, the construction of Erie’s new emergency operations command center at the former Miller Bros Power Equipment
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Erie County Prison Officials Address Lockdown Concerns

Erie County Prison officials are providing clarification following a temporary lockdown at the facility and addressing what they describe as inaccurate information circulating about prison operations. According to prison officials, the lockdown lasted approximately 30 minutes and was implemented to allow staff to addre
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Port Farms brings back Heroes, Diggers & Discovery Festival

(WJET/WFXP) — A local farm is bringing back a family-favorite event from last summer. Port Farms is bringing back its Heroes, Diggers & Discovery Festival for the second year in a row. This year, the festival will take place on August 1 and 2 and again from August 7-9. The festival also features new experiences this […
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Erie Philharmonic Brass Ensemble Returns with Free Shows

The Erie Philharmonic's beloved summer brass concert series returned this week, offering audiences across the region a chance to enjoy free live music in some of the area's favorite outdoor community spaces. Led by Principal Tuba and Brass Ensemble Director Ken Heinlein, the Erie Philharmonic Brass Ensemble will presen
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Morning Rain Causes Street Flooding on East 38th and Pine Ave.

Heavy rain early Tuesday morning created slick driving conditions in parts of East Erie and led to flooding at a busy intersection. Just before 8 a.m., water was reported covering a section of the roadway at the intersection of East 38th Street and Pine Avenue. The standing water developed as rain moved through the are
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Greenville, South Carolina Cyclist Dies Following Crash in Brocton

BROCTON, N.Y. — A 64-year-old man from Greenville, South Carolina, died following a bicycle crash on Harmon Avenue in the Village of Brocton on July 22, 2026. According to the Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Office, deputies, the Brocton Fire Department, and Chautauqua County Emergency Services responded to the scene at ap
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Pennsylvania man killed in industrial accident at Alton Steel

ALTON, Ill. (First Alert 4) - A Pennsylvania man died last week at Alton Steel from an industrial accident, the Madison County Coroner says. Andrew J. Bengel, 56, of Waterford, Pennsylvania, died on July 20 at Alton Steel at 5 Cut Street. According to the coroner’s office, a lifting hook...
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Quattrone, Sheriffs Critical of NYS Order to End Agreements with ICE

Chautauqua County's top cop believes last week's directive to a dozen law enforcement agencies in New York to end their 287(g) agreements with ICE goes too far. Sheriff Jim Quattrone, who was a guest on WDOE's "Viewpoint" program this morning, spoke about the letters that Governor Kathy Hochul and Attorney General Leti

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