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Erie News Now selected MacDowell to lead its news organization following a nationwide search.

Recent legislation adopted in Harrisburg is enabling EmergyCare and other ambulance services to finally recruit and retain staff.

The owners of the winery are closing the winery and moving to South Carolina.

Toomey had been pushing the Trump administration for months to repeal steel and aluminum tariffs, which the White House did last week. The move clears a major hurdle for the President as he attempts to pass the United States-Mexico-Canada trade pact.

The drugs were discovered as part of a vehicle stop on Fluvanna Ave. Ext. in the Town of Ellicott around 2 p.m. Tuesday.

Leone has served on the council since it began in 1977.

Tom Ridge in Erie: Immigration Policy Needed

Splash Lagoon is once again in the running for the title of best indoor water park in America.

He said he worked hard to get people to know his name and his reputation, knocking on lots of doors.

With the second highest vote total on the Democratic ticket, she secured a spot on the ballot in the general election.

Ridge Wins Both Party Nominations in Race for Judge

Winning candidates will face off in November for seat to be vacated by the retiring Joe Peck.

Election results are still be tabulated in Crawford County, due to software issues that have slowed down the vote counting process.

Manning strikes out 10 in 6.2 innings to get 4-0 Win 

Harbor Creek hangs on for a 3-2 Win over Bison

Rivals Meet Thursday Night for Title at Meadville 

In Warren County, the biggest race is the race for Warren County Commissioner. Results for the race was decided around 9:30 p.m. The democratic winners include Jeff Eggleston and Paul Giannini who both had 34 percent of the votes.

Girard State Police say they tried to initiate a traffic stop of a Acura RDX on I-79 and a chase begun after the vehicle failed to stop.

Anyone with information regarding the stabbing should call Erie City Police at (814) 870-1125.

This issue has prevented some people living with disabilities from accessing voting machines.