Tagged with "Erie County Executive"

With the elections over and done, it's that time again: Time to talk about an Erie Community College.

Don Tucci Q&A cancelled: Here's why.

The answers to the questions you've all been waiting for.

As the Nov. 5 general election approaches, Rebecca Styn interviews the former U.S. congresswoman.

Q&A with the former congresswoman on why she decided to establish a campaign headquarters, what it'll take to defeat Don Tucci, and the upcoming bike tour she plans to take.

The campaign finance numbers are in.

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.

Erie knows how to come together to celebrate its past -- something in which this community takes great pride. After all, the fleet that Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry led was built right here in our bay. So post-War of 1812 America unfolded the way it did largely because of Erie's role in the U.S.'s victory in the Battle of Lake Erie, a lake after which we draw our city and county's namesake.

Dahlkemper defeats Grossman; County Council incumbants out

On Monday, May 13, we held the third Erie Reader Downtown Debate Series at the Jefferson Educational Society. The debates focused on the race for the Erie County Executive, and were, as Erie Reader Editor-in-Chief Adam Welsh said in his opening remarks, "a big deal."

Gasp! The Erie Reader Downtown Debate Series returns. 

Todd Scalise's work isn't just limited to museum stairwells...

Former U.S. Congresswoman Kathy Dahlkemper publicly announces her decision to run for Erie County Executive.

Barry Grossman won't be alone on the ballot in May. Here's his reaction.

Former U.S. congresswoman begins bid for County Exec.