Jackie Palmer

Warren

Bureau Reporter at WICU-TV / WSEE-TV (Erie, PA)

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Hospice of Warren County Hosts Annual Memory Garden Ceremony

3 days ago | erienewsnow.com | Jackie Palmer

Community members gathered at Hospice of Warren County and Schorman Center this week for the annual opening of the Memory Garden—a seasonal tradition to honor and remember loved ones who have passed. Each year, the public is invited to take part in a candlelight ceremony, and to write the names of loved ones on ribbons, tying them to spruce trees planted in the garden. Ribbons from the previous year are respectfully burned in a symbolic act of remembrance and renewal.
Touch-a-Truck Returns to Betts Park in Warren County

4 days ago | erienewsnow.com | Jackie Palmer

The Jefferson Defrees Family Center will be hosting the return of their annual Touch-A-Truck event at Betts Park in Warren, PA on Saturday, June 7th. Designed to be hands-on and family-friendly, the event allows children of all ages to explore a wide range of vehicles, including emergency response units, farm equipment, construction machinery, and more. Last year’s event featured more than 25 vehicles—among them police cruisers, fire trucks, and even monster trucks.
Struthers Library Theater's SLT Academy Presents

1 week ago | erienewsnow.com | Jackie Palmer

The Struthers Library Theatre's SLT Academy are hosting a youth production of "Disney's Mary Poppins Jr." Friday, May 30th through Sunday, June 1st. The cast features students ages 7 to 17 from across Warren County, all of whom have been part of the Academy’s training program. The performances give them an opportunity to showcase what they’ve learned in acting, singing, and stage presence.
City of Warren Cracks Down on Chickens After Complaints and Safety Concerns

1 week ago | erienewsnow.com | Jackie Palmer

The City of Warren is tightening regulations on backyard chickens following a rise in complaints and safety issues involving the animals. City officials say several chickens were recently killed after escaping into city streets, raising concerns about public safety. Neighbors have also voiced frustrations over chickens leaving messes on their property.
Local Students to Broadcast Tarp Skunk Games

1 week ago | erienewsnow.com | Jackie Palmer

A local student-run media group is stepping up to the plate—literally and figuratively—as CCS-TV has been named the exclusive broadcasting network for the Jamestown Tarp Skunks’ upcoming season. The program is operated through Collaborative Children's Solutions, a nonprofit organization offering free, hands-on broadcasting experience to students across the region.
40 Years Later: Forest, Warren and McKean Counties Remember Tornado Outbreak

1 week ago | erienewsnow.com | Jackie Palmer

Forty years have passed since one of the most destructive tornado outbreaks in Pennsylvania history tore through the region, leaving a lasting mark on communities like Tionesta in Forest County. On May 31, 1985, a series of powerful tornadoes swept across Pennsylvania, Ohio, and New York, killing over 60 people in Pennsylvania alone and injuring hundreds more. Among the hardest-hit areas was German Hill Road in Tionesta, where several lives were lost.
Jamestown Woman Fights Federal ALS Research Cuts

1 week ago | erienewsnow.com | Jackie Palmer

Christine Camp isn’t letting ALS silence her voice. Diagnosed several years ago with the progressive neurodegenerative disease, Camp has been using her story to fight back against recent federal budget cut talks that threaten to limit or end critical ALS research programs. “I learned that there are at least 30,000 people in the US that have ALS,” Camp said.
Tradition and Tributes Mark Youngsville's Memorial Day Celebrations

1 week ago | erienewsnow.com | Jackie Palmer

This year’s Memorial Day parade in Youngsville, PA carried more weight than usual. What’s traditionally a day of remembrance became a moment of goodbye as the Youngsville High School marching band made what may be its final appearance before the school’s closure this summer. The parade route led through town and ended at Youngsville Cemetery, where a service was conducted by the Sons of the American Legion and the American Legion Post 658's honor guard.
Pet Cremation Scam Spark Outrage

2 weeks ago | erienewsnow.com | Jackie Palmer

A Pittsburgh funeral home owner is facing multiple felony charges after allegedly defrauding grieving pet owners out of more than $650,000.00 for cremation and burial services he never provided. Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday announced charges against Vereb Funeral Home and Eternity Pet Memorial, following an investigation into allegations that Vereb improperly disposed of pet remains in a landfill.
Chautauqua County Students Compete in Annal STEM Wars Competition

2 weeks ago | erienewsnow.com | Jackie Palmer

Hundreds of students from across Western New York gathered at the Northwest Arena this week for the annual STEM Wars competition and career expo, hosted by Dream It Do It Western New York. Held over two days, the event combined hands-on competitions, interactive exhibits, and face-to-face conversations with professionals working in technology, manufacturing, and engineering fields.