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Erie Insurance moves up on Fortune 500's list of America's largest corporations
Erie Insurance moves up on Fortune 500's list of America's largest corporations

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time2 days ago

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Erie Insurance moves up on Fortune 500's list of America's largest corporations

(WJET/WFXP) — One local company is climbing the ladder on a nationwide list. On Tuesday, June 3, Erie Insurance (ERIE) announced that it ranked 323 on the 2025 Fortune 500 list, moving up over 20 spots from the previous year. North East Marina business owners raise concerns over marina closure Companies are ranked on their total revenues for the fiscal year, with the threshold for making the list being $7.4 billion. President and CEO of ERIE, Tim NeCastro, was thrilled to share this accomplishment. Erie Co. owes over $500,000 after ECGRA audit comes back clean 'It's an honor to be ranked on the Fortune 500 and exciting to be climbing this list of successful and well-respected companies,' said NeCastro. 'When our founders opened the doors of Erie Insurance 100 years ago, I'm not sure they could have imagined that one day their company would be among the largest in the country. I am sure, however, that they would be proud of ERIE's lasting success and unwavering dedication to service.' ERIE originally made its way onto the list in 2003. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Erie's Wild Rib Cook Off serving up ‘grill vibes' in Perry Square
Erie's Wild Rib Cook Off serving up ‘grill vibes' in Perry Square

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time28-05-2025

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Erie's Wild Rib Cook Off serving up ‘grill vibes' in Perry Square

Erie's Wild Rib Cook Off & Music Festival kicked off on Wednesday in Perry Square. The festival features national touring, award-winning barbeque teams. Rack 'em up! Preparations for Erie's Wild Rib Cook Off are underway The popular event is in its 32nd year and has more than just slow-cooked meats. Craft booths, beer and spirits, inflatable rides and live music also add to the fun. Teams from as far away as Arkansas, Virginia and South Carolina are taking part in the four-day festival. Splash Lagoon offering special ticket pricing for Erie Co. residents But there's also a local barbecue master looking to show up all the rest. 'We can hang with these guys. We absolutely can. We've proven that many years in a row that the local barbeque shops can compete with the national guys, so we're just here representing Erie,' said Michael Loveranes, owner of Outlaw Barbeque. Rib fest runs from 11 a.m. until 10 p.m. each day through Saturday, May 31, and will take place rain or shine. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Carry the Load stops in Erie raising awareness for veterans' sacrifices
Carry the Load stops in Erie raising awareness for veterans' sacrifices

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time09-05-2025

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Carry the Load stops in Erie raising awareness for veterans' sacrifices

A nationwide movement known as Carry the Load visited Erie, hoping to help restore the true meaning of Memorial Day. Carry the Load travels throughout the country to unite Americans in appreciation for the sacrifices made by the men and women who have served in the military. City of Erie releases summer paving plans Thursday, groups walked through Erie with the names of people on their minds that they carry with them every day. 'One of the things that we hear a lot in our world is when you have heroes that die like this, they die twice. The first time when they actually pass away and the second time that they die is when we stop speaking their names. If you ever look at all of our boards, it says 'always remember,' and we like to say 'never forget.' We want to do that because we want those stories passed along,' said David Lindsey, a Carry the Load nationwide events team member. Erie Co. man finds vintage JET Radio record in Texas The movement is heading to Chicago next as they continue to travel the country. They'll end their tour in Texas. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Lake Erie wind turbines discussion gains attention again
Lake Erie wind turbines discussion gains attention again

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time03-04-2025

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Lake Erie wind turbines discussion gains attention again

Wind turbines on Lake Erie have long been a hot-button issue and the issue has resurfaced. Legislation to lease submerged lands in Lake Erie for offshore energy generation has been proposed for years. Erie Co. awarded $400K grant for Housing Rehabilitation Program 'When Rep. Sonny retired, I picked it up. I think Erie is a natural place with our wind, with our wave action that there's potential there for jobs, potential to generate electricity,' said State Rep. Bob Merski. The bill again failed to pass last year. So this year, Representative Merski took a more conservative approach, proposing a feasibility study on the issue. 'We want to make sure we're not in the path of migratory birds. We want to make sure it doesn't disrupt shipping lanes. We want to make sure it doesn't disrupt the fishing industry,' Merski said. The S.O.N.S of Lake Erie has been a vocal opponent of wind turbines in the lake. New wind turbine legislation passed by PA Environmental and Renewable Energy committee 'It's our water supply, it's our beauty. It's the thing that makes Erie what's Erie,' said Jerry Skrypzak, president of the S.O.N.S of Lake Erie Skrypzak worries about earthquakes and exacerbating industrial pollution on the lake bottom. 'I'm afraid if we're gonna start disturbing the bottom of the lake, we're gonna stir all those contaminants up,' he explained. Penn Environment supports the legislation, its executive director said more renewable energy sources are needed. Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in your inbox. Subscribe Now 'It's cleaner. It tackles climate change. More and more it's cheaper which is great for those of us who care about our electricity bill,' said David Masur, executive director of PennEnviornment. With artificial intelligence putting additional strain on the grid, Representative Merski said he will continue to have an 'all of the above' approach when it comes to energy. 'I don't think people understand the energy crisis this country is going to face,' Merski went on to say. Snap-tite Hose donates instruments to local veterans State Representative Bob Merski's resolution passed committee 19 to 7 and is headed to the House floor for a vote. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

California group partners with Erie County on a Pathway Home project
California group partners with Erie County on a Pathway Home project

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time08-03-2025

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California group partners with Erie County on a Pathway Home project

The Erie County executive's A Pathway Home village project continues to progress with collaboration from a California-based organization. Friday morning, Brenton Davis met with a representative from the California Homebuilding Foundation. Erie Co. to begin constructing tiny homes to help alleviate homeless population The non-profit organization offers guidance to students about job opportunities in the trades. California Homebuilding Foundation reached out to Davis after seeing A Pathway Home village gain national attention. Davis and the representative shared ideas on ways to improve both of their programs. Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in your inbox. Subscribe Now 'He's met with the community college, met with our career tech centers. It's being able to take the best of what California has to offer and package up what we're doing very well in here in Erie,' Davis said. 'Usually government creates a process that is outcomes-based. Your county executive comes from the private sector, he understands outcomes and he's all about outcomes so he figures out a way to leverage some federal dollars and match that up with people in the community that need training,' said Michael McSweeney, career technical education coordinator for California Homebuilding Foundation. Crews respond to east Erie house fire Friday McSweeney is planning to make a visit back to Erie this June. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

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