Small East Erie Neighborhood Has Meeting To Stop Crime in Neighborhood

 Small East Erie Neighborhood Has Meeting To Stop Crime in Neighborhood

Article Written: September 29, 2021 at 3:18 PM.

Neighbors and Community Members held a Meet-Up Vigil in the middle of Woodlawn Avenue and Cameron Road in the Burton neighborhood of East Erie today to have a talk about the recent spike of crime and shootings going on in the Burton neighborhood. “This neighborhood was once suburban country in the Southeast side of Erie, now it’s a dangerous nightmare and has been getting worse and worse, we’re all tired of it and we’re all working to fix Burton into what it once was.” says Johnathon Riley who’s lived in Burton since 1963. This meet-up occurred due to the fact there was a shootout on Saturday in the 1900 Block of Woodlawn Avenue in Burton which targeted a car, the car lost control and drove through Woodlawn Avenue Park and crashed into a neighbors garage in the 1900 Block of East 26th Street.  Witnesses and Erie Police say an unknown male ran at the vehicle, shot at the car firing 7 shots, then someone returned gunfire and shot at the male 12 times. Erie Police, House of Mercy and Burton-Burton Heights Neighborhood Watch Team we’re all at the meeting and some neighbors held signs which read “Stop the violence in Burton, Stop the violence in Erie” with it saying the same phrase but in Spanish on the bottom. House of Mercy and Burton-Burton Heights Neighborhood Watch Team will continue to fight the crime in Burton as well as recommending many neighbors to buy security cameras or doorbell cameras to prevent less crimes from happening. Erie Police are still investigating the shooting that happened on Woodlawn Avenue in Burton.

Popular posts from this blog

Missing Lawrence Park Woman Found Dead at Local Golf Course

Image
 Missing Lawrence Park Woman Found Dead at Local Golf Course Article Written: November 16, 2023 8:16 AM Kelly Ferko of Lawrence Park was found dead Wednesday morning at the Lawrence Park Golf Club near Fourmile Creek after she was reported missing three days prior. 3700 East Lake Road Lawrence Park, Pennsylvania The body that was found Wednesday morning in Lawrence Park was confirmed by family to be the missing Lawrence Park woman who had been missing since Sunday. 51 year old Kelly Ferko of Lawrence Park was reported to be found dead near Fourmile Creek at the Lawrence Park Golf Club in Lawrence Park, her death is confirmed to be accidental as no fowl play was involved. It is believed that Ferko fell into Fourmile Creek where she then suffered from hyperthermia from the temperature of the water which unfortunately resulted in her death. Ferko had been reported missing since Sunday and was last seen in the 3900 block of Main Street in Lawrence Park that same day wandering around and ap
Read more

No Confirmation of Body Found in Lawrence Park is of Missing Lawrence Park Woman

 No Confirmation of Body Found in Lawrence Park is of Missing Lawrence Park Woman Article Added: November 15, 2023 at 2:04 PM Lawrence Park Police and Pennsylvania State Police are investigating a tragic sight Wednesday morning in Lawrence Park. Lawrence Park Fire Department was called to the Lawrence Park Golf Club at 3700 East Lake Road in Lawrence Park where a body of a woman was found at the mouth of Fourmile Creek. Lawrence Park Police and Pennsylvania State Police have blocked off Fourmile Creek Road, East Lake Road to Lawrence Parkway, Iroquois Avenue and Nobel Avenue while the investigation is ongoing. Erie County Coroner, Lyell Cook has not released the name of the victim but has stated that there is no fowl play involved. There is still no confirmation if the body that was found was 51 year old Kelly Ferko of Lawrence Park who disappeared on Sunday after walking out of her house in the 1000 block of Priestly Avenue with no shoes or coat, as well as without her purse and phone
Read more

Child Development Centers Offers Affordable Childhood Education for Low Income Families

Image
 Child Development Centers Offers Affordable Childhood Education for Low Income Families Article Written: March 11, 2024 8:32 AM One nonprofit Erie organization is striving on providing all children with educational needs and care. Child Development Centers, which has many locations in Erie County as well as Crawford County, is willing to help low income families who can't afford daycare services the help they need for their children. "We are always willing to help any family who are struggling to pay for daycare, I grew up as a poor child and don't want other children to have to deal with what I have gone through, it just breaks my heart and I always welcome them with open arms to the Child Development Center." says Rina Irwin, who is the CEO of Child Development Centers. The CDC has also celebrated two new grand openings in Erie fairly recently which are the Roosevelt Center in West Side Squires and Downtown Center in Downtown Erie. Below you will find a list of the
Read more