Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 12th of October.
Good morning, Erie.
Erie County will host a household hazardous-waste and electronics drop-off on Oct.
17 at the Summit Township Municipal Garage. Residents must register by calling Noble Environmental and will pay 50 cents per pound for electronics and $5 per pound for propane cylinders.
Erie's accelerant-sniffing Labrador Horus and his fire marshal handler will retire on Friday, Oct.
16, ending a four-year run assisting fire investigations. Horus, who arrived through an ATF program at no cost, has become a beloved presence at community events (including city hall visits).
Cambridge Springs secured a perfect record by beating Iroquois 35-14 on Saturday, Oct.
10 at John L. Post Stadium, thanks to key plays by Donovan Berry and Wyatt Keem; the team now joins General McLane as District 10's only perfect football team.
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