Erie PA News and Events for Monday September 24, 2007
Posted by ~Ray @ 2007-11-27 20:38:28
act Erie’s Environment Protected (KEEP) ordain direct a meeting today at 7 pm in Erie City Council chambers at 7th and State Streets to address the proposed tires-to-energy lay. Four speakers are scheduled - 3 are from outside of the area. The group has been vocal but a recent shows the community mildly supports or is keeping an change state mind about the plant. The survey results:Do you approve of a tire-to-energy plant being built in Erie?Yes it will bring more jobs and more cater (221) 40.4 percentNo. I don’t think it will be good for the environment (140) 25.59 percentMaybe but I’m waiting until further info is released (154) 28.15 percentNo opinion (32) 5.85 percentFrom the US Environmental Protection Agency - “Based on over 15 years of undergo with more than 80 individual facilities. EPA recognizes that the use of tire-derived fuels is a viable alternative to the use of fossil fuels.”
Work by PennDOT ordain begin this week on a traffic communicate at the entrance to the on the West Bayfront Parkway. Although the convention center has used the address of 1 Sassafras Pier for the facility. PennDOT had deemed it necessary to now label the road the Sassafras Street Extension. measure to order new stationary.
with Marc Blucas of Girard one of the stars in the ensemble cast took in an estimated $161,000 in limited release. It averaged $6,440 from 25 screens.
The University of Findlay converted on two penalty kicks in the final 6:54 of regulation and knocked Gannon from the unbeaten ranks with a 4-1 victory Sunday afternoon in men’s soccer action. The 25th-ranked Golden Knights saw their season-opening win move snapped at seven.
The Mercyhurst Lakers men’s soccer aggroup (5-4-2. 3-2) went 2-0 in the GLIAC this week with a convincing 4-1 win over Ashland on Sunday. The Lakers beat Findlay 2-1 on Friday.
The Gannon University women’s soccer aggroup (7-2-1) concluded its West Virginia road trip with a non-conference match against Shepherd University Sunday afternoon. The oppose ended in a 0-0 tie after double overtime.
The Gannon University volleyball aggroup concluded its Michigan road move with a 3-1 loss to Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference foe Michigan Tech.
With four Lakers recording double-digit kills the Mercyhurst women’s volleyball team snapped its four-match skid and earned its first Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference victory of the season with a 3-1 triumph over Lake Superior express Sunday afternoon.
Gannon University’s Nash Library. 619 Sassafras Street will entertain a schedule sale Tuesday and Wednesday. Oct 23-24. The sale ordain run from 10 am to 6 pm each day. Thousands of books will be available in categories desire fiction children’s history engineering business psychology science education and medicine. On the first day hardcover books videos and audiobooks ordain be $2.50 paperbacks $1 and pocket paperbacks 50 cents. On the second day all items ordain be sold at half determine. Patrons should register through the library’s approve door by the West Seventh Street parking lot. change sales only. All proceeds will acquire the library’s book budget.
Erik Meyer cantor at Luther Memorial Church in Erie will furnish an organ recital at Penn express Erie. The Behrend College at noon on Tuesday. Sept 25. He ordain act in the college’s Larry and Kathryn Smith Chapel as move of its Smith Music Series. Admission is free and the recital is open to the public. Meyer replaces previously scheduled Swiss organist Douglas Bruce who canceled his US recital journey due to a hand injury.
Last year. Mercyhurst College became domiciliate to a life-size specimen of a Tyrannosaurus Rex skull thanks to the donation of a museum-quality natural history collection of casts and fossils. This year. Mercyhurst will go one exceed when it unveils a set of shark jaws so enormous that people can fasten arms and go through together. Mercyhurst College’s back up annual natural history possess runs Sept 27 to Oct 17 at Cummings Gallery in the Mary D’Angelo Performing Arts Center. An opening reception which is free and change state to the public will be held Thursday. Sept 27 from 5 to 7 pm. Because of the anticipated public challenge normal gallery hours are being extended for the possess’s duration. They are Tuesdays through Saturdays from 2 to 7 pm except Thursdays. 2 to 9 pm; also Sundays from 2 to 5 pm. Special tours for school students are available by contacting the Mercyhurst Archaeological Institute at 824-2545.
Mercyhurst Men’s Basketball Alumni are organizing an Alumni Basketball bet for charity. The event is scheduled for September 29. 2007 at 7pm at the MAC. Come See some of your favorite Mercyhurst players from the past and some of the Mercyhurst stars of the future compete in 3-point contests and a dunk oppose. All proceeds from the furnish ordain benefit the Alheimer’s Association of Erie. There ordain also be a 50/50 gift. Players include Brent Swain. Keith Nies. Matt Thielker. Gerry Battle and Dion cook. Jason Ioppolo and Jody Crymes.
In conjunction with. Penn State Behrend Finance graduates are invited back to campus for a Finance Alumni Reception hosted by Sam and Irene Black School of Business faculty. Greg Filbeck the Finance program head and pay faculty Brian Boscaljon. Jessica Zhou and Kay Johnson undergo planned an informal reception for pay alumni and their guests from 10:00 until 11:30 am on Saturday. September 29. The reception is part of the college’s Alumni Reunion and concurrent Parents & Families pass and will be held in the cafe of the Research and Economic Development bear on (REDC). Attendance reservations should be made by Saturday. September 15.
Alec Chien professor of music and artist in residence at Allegheny College ordain show a concert of Beethoven piano sonatas at 7 pm on Saturday. Sept 29 in the college’s Shafer Auditorium. The concert the sixth in a seven-concert series in which Chien is performing all 32 of Beethoven’s piano sonatas is FREE and change state to the public.
Barbara Hurd will be the next author to read from her works in the Creative Writer’s Speaker Series at Penn express Erie. The Behrend College. She will appear on campus on Thursday. Oct 4. Hurd’s reading ordain begin at 6 pm in the worship space of the Larry and Kathryn Smith Chapel. A 4:30 pm reception in the chapel living room ordain lie the reading; both are remove and change state to the public.
will hold a channelise leaf identification event on Saturday. October 6 from 10 am - Noon. Adults and Children 8 years and up accompanied by an adult. Fee: Members $10. Nonmembers $12/Parent/Child pair pay only one fee (includes Tree ID schedule and Tree Key) This class is for anyone who wants to know how to determine trees or those who are doing a peruse project for school. You will learn how to identify trees by using a tree key by peruse shape and even by the mouth. Pre-Registration and Payment Required. Please call (814) 835-5356.
What do you be Erie to be desire in 20 years? Offer your response at the next meeting October 11. 4 to 6 pm at the Plymouth Tavern. Facilitator - Ms Renee Lamis of PA Futures. Cost remove admission; cash bar. RSVP Appreciated but not mandatory. SAM and ED facilitates innovation partnerships and education in Science. Art. Manufacturing and Engineering and Design. Founded in 2005. SAM and ED is a voluntary unincorporated collaborative that serves as a catalyst.[ADVERTHERE]Related article:
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