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Erie couple weds in hospital ICU so bride’s dying father can attend
Linda Majczyk and her fiancé, Michael Pennington, had been planning their wedding for nearly two years. Those plans suddenly shifted, however, as her father’s health declined.
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Longtime Wawa president and CEO Richard Wood Jr. has died
“Dick Wood was our true Lead Goose who was the guiding heart and soul of the company,” Wawa said in a statement after the passing of the convenience store chain’s longtime president and CEO.
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A Pa. native will be behind the plate at MLB’s All-Star Game
Alan Porter, a 1995 graduate of Hatboro-Horsham High School in Montgomery County, will be the home plate umpire and crew chief for the 96th edition of the Midsummer Classic
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From Chocolate Avenue to the World Cup, how Hershey, Pa., shaped Christian Pulisic
Christian Pulisic, the most accomplished and famous player on a US national team, grew up in Hershey, Pa. Here’s his story.
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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce marry in front of famous friends at Madison Square Garden
The long-anticipated wedding of Berks County native Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce happened Friday night at Madison Square Garden.
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Zachary Potter of Prompton takes silver at Special Olympics nationals
A 2019 graduate of Honesdale High School, Potter just recently returned from the Special Olympics USA Games in Minnesota where he powered his way to a place on the podium in bowling.
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West York man to skateboard across US, raise mental health awareness
Matt Snow, 32, wanted to find a way to use that love to help those who might be having mental health struggles.
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Longtime York City official Toni Smith, ‘a force of nature,’ has died
In 16 years of serving on City Council, Toni Smith earned a reputation as a hell raiser, someone who was going to speak her mind and take on anyone in her quest to do what she believed was right.
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Thousands watching these 5 eggs get ready to hatch at Presque Isle State Park
The eggs are predicted to start hatching Wednesday and you can watch it on the Erie-based Purple Martin Conservation Association’s live nestcam via YouTube.
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Train song ‘Pennsylvania Turnpike’ is ode to Pat Monahan’s roots
Pat Monahan might have left Erie for Los Angeles to pursue his music career, but Train’s newest song and music video show that he has not forgotten his Erie roots.
