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The concern that religious condemnations of homosexuality might be designated as "hate speech" has been a recent point of national debate.

Black Flag comes to the crooked i, Erie's Wild Rib Cook-off and Music Festival

You have to be a senior citizen in Erie to know the name of Leon Dryfoos, one of the city's great characters in its long history. Born in 1892, Dryfoos grew up in Erie in the colorful turn-of-the-century era when the city was still a major port and a growing industrial center, and was just beginning to formalize the cultural institutions which have continued to this day.

There exist both Zen and minimal elements. She uses everyday materials – cellophane, roofing felt, plastic Christmas tree needles – and yet what's so Zenfully twisted about it is that you begin to see the properties, the natural state of these things becoming magnificent.

You may not have heard, but, on a recent Saturday, there was a strange sighting at the Bayfront Convention Center.

A Celebration 200 Years in the Making: The Perry 200 Grand Patriotic Parade

Everybody knows Chuck. If you don't, here's your chance.

Sarah Purvis teaches her students much more than dance.

Vinyl enthusiasts should head to Graham's Records for this new holiday.

Young innovators, entrepreneurs, and leaders shaping the future of Erie, PA.

I'll take "Brilliant people from Erie, Pennsylvania for $2,000 please, Alex."

She's been to hell, and back; and now, she's dressed for success. 

Barry Casselman reveals some surprising information about Honest Abe's connection to fair Erie.

Alex Bieler calls Sean Whaling a "jack of all trades." You will too, once you read this.

Flowers for Miss Pennsylvania! Matt Flowers, that is.