Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 3rd of June.
Good morning, Erie.
💼 Business
The Erie Regional Chamber and Growth Partnership will partner with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation to offer free AI training for small business owners in the region this fall through the national Small Business B(AI)sics program + boost local economic strength.
More event details will be shared soon.
National Fuel will add 80 employees — it plans to move its headquarters to a former paper company building as the relocation plan progresses.
🎭 Culture
Pam Parker and Mark Squeglia of the Hagen History Center discussed the upcoming symposium and permanent exhibit Command & Courage: Oliver Hazard Perry on Friday.
The event will open on August 13.
🎓 Education
North East Elementary Center held a ribbon cutting yesterday for a new outdoor learning courtyard that expands STEM education for rural students.
The space supports hands-on learning (developed by the North East School District and Mercyhurst University) to boost student engagement.
🏥 Health
The Erie County Department of Health launched a public dashboard showing traces of opioids, cocaine, methamphetamine, and more in local wastewater based on weekly samples from the city facility (analyzed by Biobot Analytics).
It updates weekly to help treatment providers and emergency services track emerging substance trends.
🎉 Erie Events
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Marshall Tucker Band Concert
6:30-9:30 p.m. — Rebich Investments Amphitheater & Liberty Park — Ticket info available — Experience the legendary sounds of the Marshall Tucker Band live in concert.
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