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John Weis’ pioneering library closed in 1965 when local officials declined funding and despite community efforts, its auctioned building was later renovated into a private home plus the scholarship fund ended in 2001.

The Erie County Civil War Roundtable will lead a free tour of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Home cemetery, where nearly 800 Civil War veterans are buried, on Sept.

22 at 6 p.m. at 560 E. Third St.

A cleanup project restored 1,381 gravestones (many darkened and illegible) at the Erie Soldiers' and Sailors' Home to honor Civil War veterans.

The McDowell Trojans scored touchdowns on offense, defense and special teams as they defeated the Erie High Royals 63-6 at James Conner Field on Thursday.

Their dominant play secured a key Region 6 victory.

The Shapiro Administration is supporting a Multi-Agency Resource Center for Erie residents and business owners affected by severe storms on Sept.

2-3. The center — operating today through Sept. 19 from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the Salvation Army, 1022 Liberty St — will offer recovery resources.

The SeaWolves clinched their fifth straight division title (a record achievement) in Erie today and celebrated the milestone with local fans.

Erie Cancer Wellness Center Duathlon and Erie Bay Cup hockey tournament are set for this weekend.

The duathlon begins Sunday at 9 a.m. at Pleasant Ridge Park in Fairview with 170 athletes, while 48 teams and 720 players are scheduled to compete Friday through Sunday at three local venues.

HOPE ASPIRES, a grant-funded Police Athletic League program, will begin on Oct.

7 for 40 third-to-fifth grade students from Erie Housing Authority properties at the Eagle's Nest on Pennsylvania Avenue; children will join weekly sessions with police and County probation officers that include academic activities + a healthy meal.