Posts about Andrew Polakowski

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Erie PA News, Sports and Events for Wednesday, February 11, 2009


GE Transportation announced yesterday it was laying off 1,550 people with 350 of them being permanent cuts.  GE is the region’s largest employer.  We’re not sure how to take the news in light of GE Transportation’s announcement that it started brand spankin’ new operations in North Las Vegas.  One reader commented that her father who [...]

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Erie PA News, Sports and Events for Friday, January 23, 2009


DNA tests on the body found inside the burned down home on W. 29th Street have concluded that it was indeed Robert Daniels, 42, as police had suspected. On January 6, Daniels barricaded himself in the home after firing shots at police and set the house on fire. Remember when we blogged a couple of [...]

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Erie PA News, Sports and Events for Thursday, January 22, 2009


Pennlive.com has compiled a list of 329 establishments (either restaurants, bars or businesses) in the commonweath who have had violations of the state’s smoking ban reported to the Department of Health. Here the ones from Erie: Coney Island Lunch, 3015 Buffalo Road Erie Wastewater Treatment, 68 Port Access Road General Electric Transportation Systems, 2901 E. [...]

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Erie PA News and Events Tuesday January 9, 2007


The state is returning $1.5 million in tax money to Erie County. Here is the complete press release. The highlights – GE Transportation Systems in Erie received $500,000 to implement lean manufacturing techniques at its rail plants in Erie and Grove City, Mercer County, a project that is expected to cost $12.8 million. GE has [...]

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Erie PA News and Events for Friday December 22, 2006


  Erie wound up with 25 inches of snow with the Holiday Blizzard of 2006. That’s Erie Colorado. Here in Erie PA, a high temperature of 51 degrees is expected for the first full day of Winter.   Test results showed Andrew Polakowski of Erie, a McDowell grad and a freshman at Ohio State, was [...]

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Erie PA News and Events for Wednesday November 1, 2006


Barb Dougherty, a postal carrier, was attacked by a squirrel and bitten several times while delivering mail in Oil City. Dougherty was taken by ambulance to the hospital where she was treated for bites, cuts and scratches, and given rabies shots. The squirrel was shot and will be tested for rabies.   The Avalon Hotel [...]

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Erie PA News and Events for Wednesday October 25, 2006


Paragon Print Systems formally opened their new building at Joyce A Savocchio Business Park, the former junkyard turned into an industrial park by the Greater Erie Industrial Development Corp. The Paragon Print Systems story has been the story of Erie economic growth for the past decade and will be a story repeated many times in [...]

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Erie PA News and Events for Sunday October 22, 2006


Questions remain about the circumstance that resulted in the accidential death on Friday evening of Andrew Polakowski of Erie. Polakowski, a freshman at Ohio State, was pinned between an elevator car and the third fllor of Stradley Hall. He had just entered the elevator and when he changed his mind and tried to exit the [...]

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Erie PA News and Events for Saturday October 21, 2006


The Erie Redevelopment Authority received a $950,000 grant from the Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency for the Mercantile Building revitalization project. Plans call for retail space on the first floor, offices on the second and third floors and residential condos on the top 2 floors. The Erie Redevelopment Authority took over the building earlier this year [...]

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