Nicholas Sorensen

1 week ago | goerie.com | Nicholas Sorensen

The official first day of summer has arrived, and the National Weather Service office in Cleveland forecasts that the beginning of summer will be nice and warm. The National Weather Service predicts that the weekend of June 20 and throughout the week of June 22 will see high temperatures ranging from the high 70’s into the high 80’s. The low temperatures will dip into the mid 60’s and low 70’s. The real heat will set in starting the afternoon of June 22.

1 week ago | goerie.com | Nicholas Sorensen

Midsummer, a Swedish celebration coinciding with the summer solstice, honors St. John the Baptist and celebrates the coming summer. Traditional Midsummer activities include raising a maypole, placing flowers under pillows to dream of future spouses, and walking barefoot in the dew for good health. Festive meals consist of new potatoes with dill, pickled herring, gravlax, Swedish meatballs, and strawberry desserts. Have you ever heard of the celebration Midsummer Day?

1 week ago | goerie.com | Nicholas Sorensen

Forbes' 2025 Top 50 Content Creators list includes two Pennsylvanians. Alex Cooper (No. 5) and Brooke Monk (No. 43) represent Pennsylvania on the Forbes list. These creators represent diverse platforms including podcasts, TikTok and YouTube. Forbes has released its top content creators for 2025. This list shows the 50 most popular content creators from YouTube, TikTok, podcasts and more while listing their earnings, followers, average engagement percentages and how they are rated by entrepreneurs.

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Home décor and furniture retailer At Home filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, citing economic pressures. Twenty-six underperforming At Home stores will close by Sept. 30. Home décor and furniture retail chain At Home filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on June 16. The Texas-based retailer cited that “broader economic and retail-specific market pressures” were the reasoning behind the bankruptcy. Why is At Home filing for bankruptcy?

1 week ago | goerie.com | Nicholas Sorensen

The National Weather Service issued a hazardous weather outlook for Erie, Pennsylvania, predicting heavy rain and possible hail on the evening of June 18 and into June 19. Following the storms, temperatures are expected to rise into the lower 90s the week of June 23, with a heat index potentially reaching 100 degrees. While the June 18 storm has a low probability of severe thunderstorms, residents are encouraged to stay updated on the forecast.