The union said it is concerned about Wabtec weakening protections for workers because the company wants to rewrite all of the language in the current contract.
That means if Baizar is able to make his $500,000 bond, he would not be able to be released from prison because ICE placed the detainer on him.
That means if Baizar is able to make his $500,000 bond, he would not be able to be released from prison because ICE placed the detainer on him.
Reuters reports Payless ShoeSource Inc. plans to close all of its approximately 2,300 stores when it files for bankruptcy for a second time later this month.
Police told Erie News Now the caliber of the gun matches the casings recovered from the scene, but they need to perform ballistics testing to confirm it was used in the incident.
City code enforcement and fire inspectors converged on the Downtown Erie Hotel Friday morning.
Erie Teachers Training To Use New English Curriculum
Tonight at the Experience Children's Museum they will be having a 21 and over event. They say it's a time to relax and act like a kid again with no kids. Tickets are $20 online and $25 at the door. Tonight from 5:30-7:30 p.m.
The decision was made during a special county council meeting Thursday night.
Salaries are going up for a few Erie County Council positions and some Erie County elected officialsThe decision was made during a special county council meeting Thursday night.
An Erie man is thanking UPMC Hamot for the ultimate Valentine's Day gift, his heart. "The last thing I thought was that I'd have a massive heart attack," he said. However, while on his way to work two weeks ago 36 year-old Matthew Oldach did.
The movie shows the importance of volcanoes and how they have shaped the history of the Earth.
Police advise anyone to check with family members, friends or local police before giving out any information over the phone or Internet.
The veterans say they really enjoyed the special delivery from the children.
Nahrebeski was wanted for failure to appear on a DWAI charge when arrested.
In larger areas like Chicago, the removal process can take years.
The victim suffered third-degree burns to more than 70 percent of her body, according to the Sheriff's Office.