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Featured Stories
May 26, 2011 | Volume 5 Issue 12
Coconut Joe's
Grand Opening
By Cindy Hemper
This week we
take a stroll
down to
Coconut
Joe's for a
Memorial Day
weekend, at one
of Erie’s
liveliest bars,
for fun in the
sun on the
largest outdoor
patio in the
city. Coconut
Joe's located at
28 North Park
Row is hosting
the 2011 season
grand opening
which will begin
this Friday May
27th at 4pm...Read
More
Troika
Russian Festival
By John Bintrim
This Friday, May
27th at Noon,
the third annual
Russian Festival
kicks off at the
Church of the
Nativity
Community Center
located at 109
German Street.
The 3 day event
was originally
founded in 2009
as a fundraiser
to help pay off
the mortgage for
the expansion to
their Community
Center, where
the church
houses a food
pantry for those
in need...Read
More
A Positive
Inheritance
We all want to
pass on to our
progeny
what is most
precious to us.
Mistakenly we
often think
about our
inheritance in
terms of
material
wealth...Read
More
Disaster-Relief
Funds Taken From
Auto Technology
Loan Program
Some Democratic
members of
Congress are
howling
after the House
Appropriations
Committee this
week voted to
prop up
disaster-relief
funds during a
tumultuous
spring storm
season with
money set aside
-- but unspent
-- for new
automobile
technology...Read
More
Athletes
Stand up for Gay
Marriage
By Joe Solmonese
Editor's note:
Joe Solmonese is
president of the
Human Rights
Campaign, a
civil rights
organization
working to
achieve equality
for lesbian,
gay, bisexual
and transgender
Americans...Read
More
Slick Style
Music
By Jenna Croyle
With much
passion for
music and
superstar stage
presence, you
cannot help but
to keep coming
back for more,
show after
amazing show.
This week’s
Featured band is
hard driving 60
Inch Slick...Read
More
Funny Bone
Joke of the Week
After being interviewed by the school
administration, the teaching prospect
said, "Let me see if I've got this
right.................
"You want me to go into that room with
all those kids, correct their disruptive
behavior, observe them for signs of
abuse, monitor their dress habits,
censor their T-shirt messages, and
instill in them a love for learning.
"You want me to check their backpacks
for weapons, wage war on drugs and
sexually transmitted diseases, and raise
their sense of self esteem and personal
pride.
"You want me to teach them patriotism
and good citizenship, sportsmanship and
fair play, and how to register to vote,
balance a checkbook, and apply for a
job.
"You want me to check their heads for
lice, recognize signs of antisocial
behavior, and make sure that they all
pass the state exams.
"You want me to provide them with an
equal education regardless of their
handicaps, and communicate regularly
with their parents by letter, telephone
newsletter, and report card.
"You want me to do all this with a piece
of chalk, a blackboard, a bulletin
board, a few books, a big smile, and a
starting salary that qualifies me for
food stamps.
"You want me to do all this and then you
tell me... "I CAN'T PRAY?"
Potpourri
Quote of the Week
Great people talk about ideas. Small
people talk about other people.
Tobias S. Gibson
Did You Know....
No modern language has a true
concept of "I am." It is always
used linked with are in
reference of another verb.
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Coconut
Joe's for a
Memorial Day
weekend, at one
of Erie’s
liveliest bars,
for fun in the
sun on the
largest outdoor
patio in the
city. Coconut
Joe's located at
28 North Park
Row is hosting
the 2011 season
grand opening
which will begin
this Friday May
27th at 4pm...
27th at Noon,
the third annual
Russian Festival
kicks off at the
Church of the
Nativity
Community Center
located at 109
German Street.
progeny
what is most
precious to us.
Mistakenly we
often think
about our
inheritance in
terms of
material
wealth...
howling
after the House
Appropriations
Committee this
week voted to
prop up
disaster-relief
funds during a
tumultuous
spring storm
season with
money set aside
-- but unspent
-- for new
automobile
technology...
president of the
Human Rights
Campaign, a
civil rights
organization
working to
achieve equality
for lesbian,
gay, bisexual
and transgender
Americans...
superstar stage
presence, you
cannot help but
to keep coming
back for more,
show after
amazing show.
This week’s
Featured band is
hard driving 60
Inch Slick...
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