And Sometimes How: Recent Episodes
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District Attorney Jack Daneri reflects on his first decade in office in a Q & A with Lisa Thompson.
Paul Vojtek, Erie Water Works CEO, discussed the organization's $90 million upfront lease payment to the city of Erie used to balance the 2020 budget.
Erie Mayor Joe Schember joined Erie Times-News reporter Kevin Flowers to discuss the city's 2020 budget proposal after taking a proposed property tax increase off the table.
John Persinger, of the Erie Downtown Development Corporation, detailed plans to invest between $18 million and $25 million to build a five-story, 83,000-square-foot building on what’s now the closed McDonalds restaurant and parking lot at the corner of West Fifth and State streets. Erie Times-News reporter Jim Martin hosted the discussion on Oct. 23.
The League of Women Voters Erie County Chapter visited the Erie Times-News for a live discussion on the organization, its goals and future. Lucy Krupicz and Christal Lepak joined Erie Times-News reporter Sarah Grabski for the conversation.
Stephanie Wincik, of Candlelight Ghost Walks, and online reporter Sarah Grabski discussed Erie's haunted history during a Facebook live conversation on Oct. 10.
Becky Messinger, co-owner of Pot O Gold Dairy in Warren County, discusses the operation closing.
Erie Times-News reporters Sarah Grabski and David Bruce sit down to discuss cancer in Erie County and the special Cancer Awareness Section included in the Erie Times-News on Oct. 3
Erie Times-News reporter Jim Martin interviews RJ Messenger, a key figure in the Discovery Channel show "Undercover Billionaire" and at Underdog BBQ, during a live interview on Sept. 25.
We discuss Athena Erie, a women's empowerment organization in Erie, and address how it helps women with its Athena PowerLink program and discuss the upcoming luncheon.
Jerry Clark, retired FBI agent, and Ed Palattella, Erie Times-News reporter, discuss Erie's pizza bomber case on its 16th anniversary during a GoErie live discussion. They answer questions and reflect on the facts.
Kiara Carniewski, 25, discusses the community of women she's creating called Women of Erie, an all-inclusive group of women.
Scott Mitchell, president and CEO of the Erie Zoological Society, discusses the zoo's Wild Open Spaces $10 million capital investment project during a live discussion with Erie Times-News reporter Sarah Grabski on Aug. 5.
Erie Times-News reporter David Bruce sat down with Breanna Adams, director of environmental health services at the Erie County Department of Health, to discuss water safety and quality, harmful algal blooms and how they're monitored, among other topics at the Erie Times-News on July 30.
The GoErie Live broadcast series is made possible by the sponsorship of Gannon University.
Erie County United community organizer Marty Nwachukwu discusses issues that affect the Erie community, like poverty, social justice, Community Benefit Agreements and more in a live discussion with Erie Times-News reporter Kevin Flowers.
Live discussion sponsored by Gannon University.
Jim McQuiston, local author, historian and researcher, discusses his theory on the buried treasure on Oak Island and his recent appearance on the popular History Channel television show, "The Mystery of Oak Island" during a GoErie live discussion on July 16.
Erie Times-News reporter Jim Martin discussed the 2019 Roar on the Shore motorcycle rally with Ralph Pontillo, chief executive for Roar on the Shore, in the GoErie Live studio on July 9.
Hear assistant curator and veteran Erie zookeeper Lisa Rekitt explain how she feeds the zoo's four spider monkeys on March 16 at the zoo.
Pennsylvania State Police and the Erie County District Attorney’s Office are investigating an officer-involved shooting around 4 p.m. Wednesday that left one man dead outside the Dollar General at 16329 State Route 8 in Union City.
Take a listen to a podcast centered on how the Spanish Flu of 1918 affected Erie. Find more material from this special project at http://gatehousenews.com/erieandthe1918flu/home/site/goerie.com
Emily Walsh, director of communications for the Erie Zoo, shares what happens when the zoo will close its doors for the season on Nov. 30.
Listen to Erie Times-News writer Lisa Thompson's conversation with Bishop Dwane Brock, pastor of Victory Christian Centter and CEO of the Eagle's Nest Leadership Corp.
Erie’s pizza bomber story received national attention once again when the Netflix documentary “Evil Genius” was released in May. But it undoubtedly left questions. We sit down with Erie Times-News reporter Ed Palattella and retired FBI agent Jerry Clark to fill in gaps and spaces in Erie's pizza bomber case. More information at http://www.goerie.com/topics/pizza-bomber. Listen to episode 1 first at https://omny.fm/shows/from-the-newsroom-go-erie/episode-1-pizza-bomber
On Aug. 28, 2003, pizza deliveryman Brian Wells walked into what was then the PNC Bank at 7200 Peach Street with a strange cane in his hand — and a bomb locked around his neck. We take a look back on how the day unfolded in Erie and who was involved in the investigation following. More information at http://www.goerie.com/topics/pizza-bomber. Find episode 2 at http://bit.ly/2WEhh4P
It’s been 15 years since one of Erie’s most unusual crimes unfolded - the pizza bomber case. In a special two-part series podcast of “That Thing We Do,” we’ll walk you through what happened when pizza deliveryman Brian Wells robbed a PNC Bank with a bomb strapped to him and we will address unanswered questions surrounding this bizarre case. Was Brian Wells innocent? The podcast will drop August 28, 2018 on GoErie.com and we hope you’ll join us.
The star of History Channel's "Pawn Stars" talks about the show, his shop and coming to town for the 12th annual Roar on the Shore.
Meet the Pennsylvania Society of Paranormal Research group in Erie.
The group investigates claims of paranormal activity in Erie-area residences and different places throughout the region for free.
Bill Cook, 41, is the lead investigator for PSPRErie. The group graciously allowed us to accompany them on an investigation in the wee hours of the morning on Sunday, May 20, at The Barracks Tavern in Girard Township.
Meet and hear the Erie Philharmonic via one of its first chair violinists, Maura Pelinsky, of Erie. Pelinsky has been playing the violin since she was in second grade and has been playing with the Erie Philharmonic since 1985.