Opinion

Breaking News: Hoffa still missing! And GE and union talks continue...

Harvey Dent isn't the only two-faced politician.

In the last issue, Jay Stevens wrote about climate change and Lake Erie. He's returning to the topic and setting his sights on the politics of the issue.

New EMTA routes, Texting while driving

Downtown development gets toyed with. 

The primary elections wrapped up this past Tuesday, May 21, and I'm here to tell you all about them – well, some of them. Seeing as many of my columns have focused on the Millcreek School Board, I thought it might be fitting to inform you of your newly elected officers – as well as a handful that are still in waiting – for the General Election.

House Republicans are at it again, desperately searching for something – anything – to stick to the president and his administration.

This week: Women at work and redistricting. 

Money does not win elections. Well, money helps. But elections are rigged like the games you find on the carnival midway, but it's not money that decides them. Instead, it's redistricting.

With articles about the Perry 200 Grand Patriotic Parade and Erie Reader Downtown Debate Series, this issue puts a spotlight on the role we all play in making Erie a better place to live.    

Does the surviving Tsarnaev brother deserve his day in court?

Rebecca Styn's column this week is out of this world.

Erie Art Museum recently unveiled the 90th annual Spring Show. What did Pen Ealain think?

Slidin' from the shallow pool to the sandbox...

Gasp! The Erie Reader Downtown Debate Series returns.