This Tiny Pennsylvania Diner Has Been Serving Perfection For Decades
There’s a special kind of magic that happens when a diner gets everything right, from the coffee to the home fries to the way the morning light hits the chrome. Lawrence Park Dinor in Erie, Pennsylvania has mastered that magic, and if you haven’t experienced it yet, you’re missing out on one of the state’s most delight
NY Connects Program Receives County E-MDT’s Service Award
The Chautauqua County NY Connects program was honored this week with the Chautauqua County Enhanced Multidisciplinary Team's (E-MDT) 2026 Service Award in recognition of its commitment to serving older adults, caregivers, and vulnerable residents throughout the county. The award was presented during the county's recogn
Erie County restaurant inspections for June 9-17, 2026
At least once a year, Erie County Department of Health officials inspect all restaurants and stores that sell unpackaged food. Here is a list of violations recorded June 9-17, 2026. 2 critical violations Sonic Drive-In, 5800 Millcreek Mall, Millcreek Township. (Employee did not wash hands before donning single-use glov
Poetry Festival at Cafe 7-10 Returns in Rhyme
Writers, artists, and storytellers of the Flagship City will gather together to celebrate the poetry of Erie with A Poetry Festival at Cafe 7-10. Celebrating the art of words and expression, the festival brings local poetry to the forefront, stanza by stanza, inviting all community members to participate as both audien
Spartansburg Scene: Insurance covers borough WWTP damage
During the June 2 Spartansburg Borough meeting, a question was brought to Council regarding fence placement near property lines, particularly, regarding setback requirements. Councilmen Ben Byler and Nate Blakeslee both indicated they were unaware of any borough ordinances governing setbacks for fence placement. "I kno
CLASS Act Students Recognized at Banquet
Students from Erie, Crawford, and Warren counties will gather on June 18 for the annual Class Act Awards Banquet, honoring young leaders recognized throughout the year for academic achievement, leadership, and community involvement.
Reporter DeAnna Poole takes to the skies at 36th Thurston Classic
Hot air balloons filled the sky at the Robertson Athletic Complex in Meadville, for the 36th Thurston Classic. This annual event is named after a Meadville family called the Thurstons, who were known for hot air balloons, most notably Samuel Thurston, who flew balloons for free at fairs and other events around town in
Be a Tourist: Events around town June 19-21
Glow Wild at the Erie Zoo Glow Wild is back, brighter and wilder than ever! From April 30 to July 5, join the Erie Zoo every Thursday through Sunday to marvel at stunning, handcrafted lanterns inspired by your favorite zoo animals. Bring your family, friends, or someone special to see the Erie Zoo in a whole […]
Crash Causes Minor Damages at Long John Silvers
A minor crash at a Millcreek fast‑food restaurant caused a brief response this morning. No one was hurt, but the building did take a small hit. A vehicle made light contact with the Long John Silver’s on the 2000 block of West 26th Street around 10:15 this morning.
Pennsylvania Man Charged After Leaving Firearm in Bathroom of Carrollton Truck Stop
CARROLLTON, N.Y. — The Cattaraugus County Sheriff’s Office reported that a 41-year-old Erie, Pennsylvania resident was charged following a firearm investigation at Sassy’s Truck Stop on Route 219 in Carrollton. According to Sheriff Eric A. Butler, deputies assigned to the Seneca Nation Allegany Territory responded to t

















