As Erie is
filled with
great places for
dining,
it is so
hard to choose
what place to go
to next. With
the summer days
being so
pleasant, most
of the time I
just let my feet
do the
walking and stop
in to whatever
place they may
lead me...Read
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Get Your Walkin'
Shoes On! 16th Annual Jazz
& Blues Walk
Saturday July 9
JazzWalkAre you
ready for the
greatest evening
of the summer?
Everyone we know
anxiously awaits
the annual Jazz
& Blues Walk.
Begin you
evening with the
refreshments and
the Allen
Zurcher Quartet
from 7 to 8 PM
in the Erie Art
Museum Courtyard
on Fifth St.
between State
St. and French
St. The opening
reception is
always a
wonderful time
with delicacies
from Romolo
Chocolates...Read
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Fresh Air
Does a Body Good
People spend a
lot of time
indoors every
day.
Kids spend six
hours a day in
school. Many
adults spend at
least eight
hours inside of
the buildings
where they work.
We spend all
night in our
homes: eating,
playing, and
sleeping...Read
More
A Spit Test for
Age
Researchers are
able to predict
individuals'
ages from DNA
modifications in
their saliva.
Analyzing a few
chemical markers
in the DNA of
saliva can
determine a
person's age
with surprising
accuracy...Read
More
Same-sex Couples
With Children
Show Dramatic
Increase
According to the
latest data
released by
the
U.S. Census
Bureau, a
startling
picture of
California is
unveiled. The
number of hetero
married couples
raising kids has
declined 10%
over the last
ten years while
currently
holding at 23%.
Over a quarter
of heterosexual
married
households are
without a child
and yet nearly a
quarter of
same-sex couples
have kids in
their
households...Read
More
Loud and Proud,
Rock & Roll in
Erie
By Jenna Croyle
Every weekend
the Erie music
scene is
booming with a
cornucopia of
talented
musicians
filling the
stages of our
local taverns
and clubs. Much
like other
cities, Erie has
a sweet musical
diversity that
would rival that
of New York,
Memphis, San
Francisco and
Chicago...Read
More
Funny Bone
Joke Of The Week
How Many
States Can You Name?
Father William, the old priest, made it
a practice to visit the parish school
one day a week. He walked into the 4th
grade class, where the children were
studying the states, and asked them how
many states they could name. They came
up with about 40 names. Father William
jokingly told them that in his day
students knew the names of all the
states.
One lad raised his hand and said, 'Yes
sir, but in those days there were only
13 states.
Potpourri
Quote of the Week
Those who expect to reap the blessings
of freedom, must, like men, undergo the
fatigue of supporting it. ~ Thomas Paine
Did You Know...
...that America's second
president John Adams was the
first to light the fireworks
spark for Independence Day when
he said the holiday ought to be
celebrated by pomp and parade --
and illuminations from one end
of this continent to the other"?
Nothing says 4th of July like
fireworks, so be sure to catch
an awesome pyrotechnic display.
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evening
of the summer?
Everyone we know
anxiously awaits
the annual Jazz
& Blues Walk.
day.
Kids spend six
hours a day in
school. Many
adults spend at
least eight
hours inside of
the buildings
where they work.
We spend all
night in our
homes: eating,
playing, and
sleeping...
ages from DNA
modifications in
their saliva.
the
U.S. Census
Bureau, a
startling
picture of
California is
unveiled. The
number of hetero
married couples
raising kids has
declined 10%
over the last
ten years while
currently
holding at 23%.
Over a quarter
of heterosexual
married
households are
without a child
and yet nearly a
quarter of
same-sex couples
have kids in
their
households...
booming with a
cornucopia of
talented
musicians
filling the
stages of our
local taverns
and clubs. Much
like other
cities, Erie has
a sweet musical
diversity that
would rival that
of New York,
Memphis, San
Francisco and
Chicago.
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