Joel Natalie
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Setting the record straight on President Grant
Erie ex-pat and prolific non-fiction author Dr. Craig von Buseck was our Friday guest leading into the Labor Day weekend. Dr. Von Buseck is...
Faith-based schools navigate opening of in-person instruction
As we like to do on Thursdays, we focused on education, and specifically private, or non-public, education. We spoke with Daniel Brooker, Head of...
Community College Trustees bring training, experience to service
Tuesday we caught up with two County Council-approved appointees to the Board of Trustees for the new Community College. First, we talked to Justin...
Hagen History Center rises above challenges from pandemic
On our Monday show, we welcomed to the microphone George Deutsch, Executive Director of the Erie County Historical Society. We talked about the unique...
Pizza Bomber 17 years later
On August 28, 2003, Erie became the focus of national attention with FBI Major Case #203, also known as the Pizza Bomber Case. Friday,...
EDDC’s work in Erie featured at the White House
Officials at the Erie Downtown Development Corporation were at the White House in Washington, DC this morning.
The White House Council of Economic Advisors released...
City establishes new planning office
At his weekly news conference Thursday, Erie Mayor Joe Schember announced the new City of Erie Department of Planning and Neighborhood Resources. This new...
Wattsburg-Erie County PA Fair cancelled
According to a Facebook post late last night, The Board of Directors of the 2020 Erie County Fair at Wattsburg have decided to not...
City launches messaging campaign over fireworks
The City of Erie is attempting to get the word out about the danger of fireworks.
This week, local radio and TV stations are airing...
The Erie School District uses Federal CARES act dollars to benefit...
Superintendent Brian Polito tells TalkErie.com that the district devoted the majority of $6.7 million in CARES funding, to buying Chromebooks and internet access for...
