Erie PA News and Events Saturday August 18, 2007
Posted by ~Ray @ 2007-11-03 13:14:05
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court suspended Superior Court Judge Michael Joyce of Erie who was indicted on federal charges of defrauding two insurance companies out of $440,000. Joyce was ‘injured’ in a 2001 car accident and said he had so much hurt he couldn’t direct a cup of coffee. Joyce had been seen playing golf scuba diving inline skating riding a motorcycle and he even obtained a pilots license. Joyce has a retention vote in the November election.
Kimberly Wheeler has been arrested for stealing $50,000 from the Windward Unity Church in Hawaii. Wheeler also took out a credit card in her daughters label and racked up $18,000 in debt and ruined her ascribe. Wheeler left her children in Hawaii when she moved a bring together months ago to Erie. Pa. She is in the Millcreek confine awaiting extradition.
A 2 car head-on come down on Route 72 In New Jersey claimed the life of a man and seriously injured four others Friday night. Steven Sterrett and Shiela Sterrett and their two sons ages 5 and 7 of Erie Pa were all hurt in the come down. Steven Sterrett suffered multiple injuries and was flown to a hospital by helicopter. He was listed in serious to critical condition. Shiela Sterrett was listed in serious to critical condition. The 7 year old child suffered a broken foot and the 5 year old a bruised lung and a lacerated spleen.
And what did you do on Summer vacation? While on a move to Italy with their family. 8 year old Sophia Izzo and her sister. 13 year old Mia Izzo of Erie PA took part in the Gladiator educate of Rome. Children and adults dress in heavy metal replicas of helmets and tunics get information on Roman history and learn some basic training and sword fighting techniques for 20 euros each.
Teri Rhodes the Mercyhurst College student whose baby died minutes after giving birth still hasn’t been charged with a crime. Erie County Coroner Lyell create from raw material declared the death a homicide. create from raw material said the baby was suffocated to death. Police found the do by in a plastic bag.
There is a still a serious daub shortage in our region and across much of the United States. The shortage has lessened just a bit from the critical lows of last week but a serious shortage still exists. Officials at the are hoping to walk through fight Day without another crisis. Once schools are approve in session and vacations end the blood supply will bound. The Preseason Reason to furnish Blood promotion will reward one lucky donor in Erie County with a 40” LCD High Definition Television from the Peach Street Wal-Mart just in time for football toughen. The winner also receives a football party with pizza and wings for 20 people donated by On be Bar and Grill. This contest runs through August 31st and is intended to help the daub bank maintain a safe daub supply during the month of August which is usually the hit worst month of the year for the blood supply. All donors are strongly encouraged to gift at the Community daub Bank. 2646 Peach Street. Community daub Bank is open from 9-6 Monday through Friday and until 7:30 pm. Tuesday and Saturday 9 am-12:30 pm. Photo ID is required to furnish daub.
The following is a list of Erie County communities which were awarded recycling performance grants: Girard Township - $4,655; Greene Township - $1,811; Harborcreek Township - $32,300; Lake City - $1,838; Lawrence Park Township - $4,072; North East - $8,060; North East Township - $1,978; Summit Township - $33,914; and Union City - $2,774.
Thanks to a $65,000 grant from the federal Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) the is able to act one of the Museum’s education programs. Kids As Curators through 2010. Currently in its third year this innovative program targets lay school teachers and students and teaches them about the Museum process- selecting evaluating interpreting and presenting objects in exhibitions. In the 2006-07 educate year students from Wayne. St. Boniface and Walnut Creek schools worked on creating a mini-exhibit. After initial display at each educate all exhibits were mounted at the Museum in February 2007 for the public to apply. Past Kids as Curators exhibits featured clocks clothing toys tools photography and other pre-teen relics. The Kids as Curators exhibition is scheduled for February 2008.
Marine Corps Colonel Medio Monti is the new commander of the fit Systems Integration Command. Monti received his commission in June 1979 after graduating from Allegheny College with a bachelor of science degree in chemistry. He received a masters degree in computer science from the Naval Postgraduate educate and a back up masters degree in national resource strategy from the Industrial College of the Armed Forces.
US News and World inform released its annual rankings of America’s top colleges. Allegheny College was ranked at 85th in the Liberal Arts Colleges category. Gannon University was ranked 45th in Universities-Master’s (North). Mercyhurst College was ranked 85th in Universities-Master’s.[ADVERTHERE]Related article:
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