Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 20th of December.
Good morning, Erie.
🏘️ Community
The Erie Police Department's 'Shop with a Cop' event rewarded ten exceptional members of its youth outreach program with $100 for a night of shopping in recognition of their positive community involvement.
Conor Amendola, a former Make-A-Wish recipient, organized the 'Share the Power of a Wish' event in Erie, raising over $70,000 to help grant wishes for children with critical illnesses.
🚨 Crime
Erie police arrested two individuals, 17-year-old Jahmeir Bibbs and 18-year-old Martavion Thompson, on multiple charges including murder after a targeted attack resulted in the death of a 17-year-old and left another critically injured.
Quran Lindsey-Cooley, accused of leading a drug and gun trafficking ring in Erie and Crawford counties, waives his preliminary hearing, proceeding to trial on 33 charges.
🏛️ Government
Erie City Council approves a $106 million budget for 2025, implementing smaller refuse and sewer fee increases than initially proposed, without raising property taxes thanks to a $4 million contribution from water lease prepayment funds.
Erie's 2025 budget, which includes increased property costs but no new taxes and reduced garbage and sewer fees, was unanimously approved by the City Council.
🏈 Sports
"Big" John Duran of Fort LeBoeuf became the 36th wrestler in Erie County to achieve 100 career wins.
🎉 Erie Events
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Family Christmas Program at Garden Heights Baptist Church
The Family Christmas Program features a variety of songs, poems, and stories suitable for all ages.
Fired-Up Friday at Splash Lagoon
Enjoy an evening of indoor surfing, relaxing in the lazy river, and dancing at Splash Lagoon's Fired-Up Friday event.
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