Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 7th of May.
Good morning, Erie.
Lawrence Park Township is celebrating its 100-year anniversary — a milestone marking its 1926 incorporation when General Electric built the town.
Residents can expect local events that honor this rich history.
City officials are evaluating a historic designation for the former Erie Maennerchor social club at 1600 State Street + they hope the status will acknowledge the group's long-standing role in the community.
Erie doctor Sean Carroll, D.O., donated a statue of Saint Peregrine to Saint George Catholic Church after overcoming cancer, adding a meaningful local tribute (Our Lady of Peace also displays a similar statue).
Casa Cafe, known for its Latin American baked goods and brunch foods, closed permanently on May 5 after lease negotiations fell through.
Owner Augustine Cruz said he declined a long-term contract (3505 W. 26th St.) and refunds are available at Los Primos Mexican Store.
Highmark and OB/GYN Associates of Erie have not reached a new provider deal — the current agreement will expire May 15 if no deal is made.
Oak Street Health clinic (1535 W.
26th St) in Erie closed on May 6 due to rising costs and policy changes; staff were reassigned to other CVS Health locations while its pharmacy remains open.
Second Saturday Tower Climb
10 AM – 3 PM — Erie Land Lighthouse — Pay-what-you-wish — Explore the lighthouse with interactive educational activities and scenic tower climbs.
Felines & Wines Fundraiser
12-4 p.m. — Erie Zoo — Ticketed event — Sample local wines while supporting big cat conservation and enjoying live music and animal training demos.
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