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Strong storms affecting our area now

Our area remains under a Severe Thunderstorm Watch until 8 PM, but the immediate storm picture on radar shows storms in the region, at this point producing downpours with no warnings at the moment. Craig and I feel this batch will clear the counties to our east, such as Warren/Chautauqua/Forest by 4PM. Radar looks prom
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200 Years Later, the Eagle Hotel Still Draws a Crowd

As we near the Eagle Hotel’s 200th anniversary the Fort LeBoeuf Historical society as well as the Eagle Bicentennial Committee is proud to announce that their Bicentennial Celebration is sold out. Formerly a stagecoach stop, tavern, hotel, restaurant, and gathering place for all, the Eagle Hotel is now celebrating...
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State troopers find cocaine after Lake County traffic stop

WARREN — A Pennsylvania man faces felony drug charges in Ohio after state troopers say they found more than two pounds of cocaine during a traffic stop on Interstate 90. Shawn Jones, 34, of Erie, Pennsylvania, was arrested following the roadside search in Lake County. The Ohio State Highway Patrol announced that troope
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Erie Bus Driver Loses Job After Stopping to Save Opossums

A former Erie-area school bus driver says she was fired after stopping her route to rescue eight baby opossums from a busy roadway — a decision that has since sparked attention and debate online. Rose Sheakley says she was driving along Cherry Street when she spotted what looked like...
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Annual Give Big CHQ Fundraiser Begins at Midnight

Approximately 130 nonprofit organizations across Chautauqua County will participate in a 24-hour online fundraising event that connects people with causes they care about. Give Big CHQ, which begins at midnight, is hosted by the Chautauqua Region Community Foundation. Chautauqua County Rural Ministry will be among the
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Harborcreek to Host Freedom Celebration at Shades Beach

Community members are invited to kick off their Independence Day festivities early during the Freedom Celebration at Shades Beach Park on July 1. The family-friendly event will run from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. and is free and open to the public as part of Erie County's America 250PA celebrations.
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Newsmaker: Robert Barber talks Barber National Institute’s new pool

A local organization is celebrating the re-opening of a staple resource. Barber National Institute hosted a ribbon cutting for their new pool on Wednesday. The improvements were designed to meet updated infrastructure standards as well as add new equipment. Chief Operating Officer Robert Barber explained how the unique
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This Quiet New York Town Offers Rent Under $680 And A Beautifully Slower Pace...

Tucked along the southern shore of Lake Erie in Chautauqua County, Dunkirk, New York is the kind of place where life moves at a pace that actually lets you breathe. With a population of just over 12,000 people, this small city offers something rare in today’s world: affordable living without sacrificing charm or commun
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Swimming Prohibited at Tuttle Beach Due to Elevated Bacteria

Swimming has been temporarily prohibited at Tuttle Beach on Pymatuning Reservoir after routine water testing detected elevated coliform bacteria levels. Park officials announced the closure following test results that showed bacteria counts above acceptable standards for swimming. While access to the water is restricte
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Continued Services for Erie’s Homeless Population

As temperatures are set to rise at the end of the week, local organizations are focusing on ways to help Erie’s homeless population stay safe and hydrated. The Mercy Center for Women held its annual Perry Square Picnic on Wednesday, bringing together volunteers, staff, clients, and community members for a free meal. Pe

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