Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 16th of May.
Good morning, Erie.
🎭 Culture
Erie Roller Derby is hosting a trivia night at Voodoo Brewing, which recently reopened and features raffles, prizes, food, and fun for local fans.
Community members are invited to join the lively event.
Local artists are showcasing an exhibit linking hidden creeks with environmental awareness at a local gallery.
The installation, open now (no set end date), invites residents to experience nature and creativity.
🎓 Education
Mercyhurst University seniors unveiled a new Centennial marker at the Student Union on Wednesday, May 13 — celebrating early student life and campus traditions while presenting a $5,979 check from 89 donors at Christ the King Chapel.
Mercyhurst University earned a National Register designation for its historic district as history professor Chris Magoc outlined key campus buildings and features + the designation aims to preserve an important part of campus heritage.
📰 Real Estate
Seven rental properties are on the market in Erie County at monthly rates from $1,250 to just over $2,000.
Interested renters can review listings and schedule viewings soon — the prices may offer affordable options in a competitive market.
🏈 Sports
Mercyhurst Prep has released Signing Day interviews featuring five student-athletes on campus, offering a glimpse into their athletic futures + personal stories.
The interviews are available online for local fans to view and follow the event.
Mason Friedman is carrying on his family's track and field tradition by joining the Fort LeBoeuf Bison as a thrower in local meets, adding fresh energy to the team.
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