Hope you enjoyed some nice weather this weekend. Looks like we’re due for another bunch of snow Tuesday and Wednesday. It was nice to see what was going on in Pittsburgh and laugh. Amateurs.

I’ll say this about the Super Bowl. People call Peyton Manning an elite QB, and in many aspects he certainly is, but I’ll remind you that Ben Roethlisberger has 2 Super Bowl rings to Manning’s one. Just sayin’.

I saw most of the commercials, but I missed the first quarter. What was your favorite. I think mine was Google’s. Don’t tell anyone, but I may spend a bit of the day today catching up on all the spots over at Hulu.

Over 30 people got sick at a church service in the Warren area this past weekend due to suspected carbon monoxide poisoning. Where is your air circulation now?

Joseph Lumsden of Erie has been arrested in the stabbing death of Gregory Pianka this weekend at the Hi and Dri Pib on W. Lake Road.

Willie Baker, 23, has been sentenced to spend the rest of life in prison for killing Anne Ropelewki. Ropelewski, 86, was beaten and stabbed in her home. Baker is lucky he didn’t get the death penalty.

Sports

The No. 3 Gannon women’s basketball team received 46 points from its three starting guards and took firm control of the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Western Division Sunday afternoon with a convincing 72-61 victory at No. 22 California (Pa.).

10th-ranked Colorado College used a three-goal outburst in the second period to turn aside the Mercyhurst College men’s hockey team, 5-3, in front of a crowd of 6,072 on Saturday evening at the World Arena.

Events

On Thursday, February 18th, at 6:30 p.m. at the Hamot Heart Institute, Cardiologist, Dr. Kelly Hayes, will share common risk factors that women should be aware of when it comes to their heart. This presentation is a part of the Hamot for Women Lecture Series. The event is free and open to the public. Refreshments will be served and registration is preferred. To register, please email Stacey.Marks@hamot.org or call 877-4090.