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AGT turns out voters with Twitter. Could this trend in favor of democracy?

Stories you may have missed from the Erie Reader Archive. This week: MIAC

Sometimes facing a demonic invasion can help a man connect with a whole community.

Read on to find out the voting details!

Netflix wants to stop the Comcast/Time Warner Cable merger. You might agree. 

The horror, the horror --

After going 18-6 (14-6 in high schools, 4-0 in colleges) last week, JRL's back with Week 2 and 3 gridiron picks.

A traveling art exhibit that provides a look at what we have and what we may be losing.

Black Science is where the pursuit of knowledge meets anarchist abandon. No technology or taboo is off limits for these zealous scientists, and anarchist scientist Grant McKay has invented the "Pillar," a device that can punch through time and space, dissolving all barriers to the multiverse. 

Erie native draws on his past, embraces his future.

When the clattering argument about what emo really is and whether Braid can really be defined as such is stripped away, it is apparent that the vast majority of the band's old fans are overjoyed by this record.

A look at the upcoming season, including performances by Anais Mitchell, Ben Sollee, and Jose James.

Mascis trades in the searing solos of his Jazzmaster for the softer picks and strums of his Martin, putting on a plucking performance in soft and sweet numbers like "Me Again" and "Wide Awake," the latter of which he sings with Chan Marshall of Cat Power fame.

The new album kicks off with fun contributions from Newman and Case in the title track and "Champions of Red Wine" before turning into a party on Bejar's synth and harmonica assisted "War on the East Coast."

Three waterfront projects, three ways to develop Erie's economy.