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An absorbing new work by Graham Fitkin draws on the life of a Cornish chemist to illuminate the social and political effects of the industrial revolution

Two deans have Erie roots

Three men and one woman have been charged with conspiracy to supply heroin and cocaine following the execution of a warrant in King's Lynn.

Almost 450 students so far have enrolled for Erie County Community Colleges inaugural semester beginning Sept. 1. Tuition this fall is free.

Erie County Community College will welcome its first class in the fall. Heres everything you need to know.

The first year of college is an exciting time in your life. Heres some advice from Baylee DeMuth, a recent graduate, to make that transition easier.

St. Mary’s Catholic Church will host its 140th annual procession on Sunday through Park City.

/PRNewswire/ -- Entrepreneur and Prairie View A&M alumni Branden Thompson awarded $50,000 in scholarships to five deserving students pursuing STEM education,...

There are two painted portraits of Chris Vrenna hanging in his living room in Alabama. One features the Erie native and 1985 McDowell High School graduate with tightly cropped platinum-blonde hair, and the other — much darker in every aspect — depicts him with long jet-black locks framing his face. The significance of the paintings becomes evident once you see the signatures and personal messages inscribed by the artists: David Bowie and Marilyn Manson, respectively. If these decorations ar...

And Then What Happened?: The art of maintenance "> Published: 8/2/2021 5:14:38 PM When you or I approach a building, what do we see? A structure, probably an older one if around here, with a door, some windows, steps and, what else? Well, if you’re Stuart Harris, you see that building’s entire 200-year history, every modification ever inflicted upon it and even what someone was thinking when they made that change. You might remember my talking about Mr. Harris last summer when I was missin...