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Glen Hansard, The Henry Clay People, Hot Chip, and Rhett Miller

Establishments are increasingly granting the ability to pay using Google Wallet and NFC, and Erie establishments should pay attention.

In flashes of heat the summer has been quickly passing. Toby Keller relives the moments that flew by too fast.

Bugs is back!

If we were you, here's what we would do...

Relocating to Erie, one of the first shows that I saw was Panorama, in the corridor of Villa Maria Academy, then a comparatively small and prestigious show located with the rest of the Erie Summer Festival of the Arts.

We are all affected. According to the World Health Organization, one in three people will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime. The other two will know someone who is diagnosed.

I'm excited. Two of my favorite things - public radio and drinking beer from a jar - are marrying to make something even better.

Summers in Erie are chockfull of celebrations. Without even looking for them, you could stumble across a few festivals over the course of a couple of days. By combining live music and good food, you have the recipe for a fun-filled event. Really, the only thing that would be better is a musician that can serve up some grub while laying down some killer tunes.

Over the past 20 years, Rob Van Winkle - a.k.a. Vanilla Ice - has seen more ups and downs than an elevator, yet, he's still here - at peace with himself, and moving forward.

Even if he were to just pack it up, call it a day, and be done with his altruistic efforts, he has already surpassed what many others have done charitably over the course of their entire lives.

"Won't you be my neighbor?"

In the wake of the Trayvon Martin shooting, a number of people have taken a closer look at Florida's "Stand Your Ground" law, which was used by Martin's shooter, George Zimmerman, to initially evade prosecution.

Although the FBI reports that violent crime has dropped nationwide and overall crime has decreased in Erie by a whopping 12 percent over the same period of time, the 50 or so shooting victims from last year report that violent crime has increased at least 100 percent in their world. So why has Erie not been able to realize the gains that cities across the nation have been able to realize?

I'm blundering about in the woods behind a women?s restroom on Presque Isle. And ?woods? is a generous word for where I am.