Tagged with "Violence"

If you're interested in spending your day watching scenes of gratuitous violence, then Jigsaw is the film for you.

14-year-old Alton Northup's thinking is progressive and something worth listening to. 

Working to make sense of a crazy year

Unified Erie

A crowd filled Erie City Council chambers on Jan. 31 to better understand the methods driving the plan to reduce violence across Erie County.

From reclaiming our neighborhoods to developing our workforce, success is well within Erie's grasp.

Guns, terror, police violence, climate change, same-sex marriage – here's looking at you, 2015.

Erie's Mayor speaks on the rise in crime and violence in the city.

For better or for worse, Erie has spent nearly a decade with Mayor Joe Sinnott.

In short, we need more action, period. Otherwise, like 2014, 2015 will be The Year Of The Gun all over again and calling for bold leadership won't be old hat, it'll be no hat because we've worn thin the brim that's pulled down to shade the eyes of those throughout the city willing to settle for complacency.

In case you slept through 2014, we have a gun problem. Now, let's address it.

Why violence? Words are weapons too.

Number of arrests, guns confiscated rise sharply during the first six months of 2014

Violence in Erie is epidemic! Where is Ghost Mayor?!

With at-large elections, many Erie City neighborhoods lack direct representation on City Council.