Erie County has experienced a snow event unlike many others since Nov The National Weather Service office in Cleveland which reports the forecast for Erie has released the recent snowfall totals the highest snowfall total for Erie County was in Girard with 63.8 inches of snow recorded as of Tuesday “A couple of other locations were just around 60 inches,” said Alex Kennedy meteorologist for the National Weather Service Don't get ripped off: As Erie County battles record snow, price gouging alert issued. How to file a complaint Southeast North East had 59.7 inches as of 6 p.m 3.Northwest Harborcreek had 55.2 inches as of 6 p.m 3.South Wesleyville had 55 inches as of 8 p.m 3.West Colt Station had 54.7 inches as of 7 a.m 4.Western North East had 53 inches as of 5 a.m 4.Eastern Erie had 50 inches as of 6:50 a.m 4.Northwest Harborcreek had 48.5 inches as of 7 a.m 4.Northwest Edinboro had 45.5 inches as of 5 p.m 3.Western Erie had 43.8 inches as of 5:30 a.m 4.Northwestern North East had 43.3 inches as of 8 a.m 4.Southwestern Wesleyville had 42.2 inches as of 7:10 a.m 4.Eastern Edinboro had 38.9 inches as of 7 a.m 4.Union City had 28.2 inches as of 7:30 a.m 4.Northwest Corry had 24.2 inches as of 7:30 a.m 4.The Erie International Airport recorded 36.4 inches of snow as of 7 a.m The National Weather Service did not have totals for certain areas northwest of Venango saw the most snowfall with 38 inches Snow cleanup efforts: Seven things to know about snow removal Contact Nicholas Sorensen at Nsorensen@gannett.com A historic lake effect snow event unfolded across the snowbelt region south and east of Lake Erie beginning Thanksgiving Day and continuing into December 3rd A cold front brought the coldest air of the season to the region on Thanksgiving Day beginning a multi-day lake effect snow event The cold air interacted with above-normal Lake Erie water temperatures in the upper 40s to near 50 degrees to produce heavy snow bands Conditions were favorable for heavy lake effect snow due to the cold air and a fetch across Lake Erie that resulted in a single dominant band The band produced heavy snow with rates of 1 to 3 inches per hour bringing significant impacts to Lake and Ashtabula Counties in Ohio and Erie and Crawford Counties in Pennsylvania.  snowfall totals of around a foot were already being reported in Ashtabula County snowfall totals were approaching two and a half feet in Erie County Pennsylvania high-end reports were exceeding 3 feet of snow in peak areas of extreme Northeast Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania the flow across Lake Erie became more southwesterly pushing the heavy snow band north over Lake Erie and directing it towards Buffalo This brought a much-needed break to areas that received a tremendous amount of snow.    This was not the end of the heavy snowfall as lake effect snow bands moved back south on Sunday bringing another foot of snow to portions of Lake County Lake effect snow continued at times through December 3rd snowfall amounts ranged from 2 to 5 feet across the snowbelt of Northeast Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania A few of the highest snowfall totals include 63.2 inches in Saybrook Significant impacts were felt with this heavy lake effect snow storm including disrupting travel over the Holiday weekend Portions of Interstate 90 and Interstate 86 were shut down on November 29th The Pennsylvania National Guard was asked to assist during the storm and helped to rescue stranded motorists the weight of the snow damaged trees and bushes and even some property Reports of roofs collapsing have been received from Lake and Erie County where the heaviest snow fell snow and windy conditions resumed during the early morning hours of December 5th.   Observed storm total snow map from November 28 Values are interpolated from the below public information statement (PNS) .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Advance Local Weather AlertsThe National Weather Service issued an updated weather alert at 9:02 p.m on Monday for lake effect snow until 10:30 p.m radar indicated an intense lake effect snow band along a line extending from 7 miles northwest of North Kingsville to 6 miles southwest of Mayville moving east at 15 mph," states the weather service Locations impacted by the alert include Erie Use extra caution if you must travel into or through this lake effect snow band Rapid changes in visibility and potentially slick roads are likely to lead to accidents Consider delaying travel until this snow band passes your location Advance Local Weather Alerts is a service provided by United Robots which uses machine learning to compile the latest data from the National Weather Service Use of and/or registration on any portion of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement, (updated 8/1/2024) and acknowledgement of our Privacy Policy, and Your Privacy Choices and Rights (updated 1/1/2025) © 2025 Advance Local Media LLC. All rights reserved (About Us) The material on this site may not be reproduced except with the prior written permission of Advance Local Community Rules apply to all content you upload or otherwise submit to this site YouTube's privacy policy is available here and YouTube's terms of service is available here Ad Choices Areas of Erie County woke to some 2 feet of snow Saturday More: Lake-effect snow warning until Tuesday across Erie County: The latest snowfall projections While the official snowfall is measured at Erie International Airport ― where the National Weather Service reported 22.6 inches inches had fallen Friday ― additional snowfall reports are logged from around the area These are reports made at various times around the region: More: What's the weather like around Erie County and nearby? Take a tour by webcam Totals will be updated by local weather watchers Erie County's Saturday weather forecast: More lake-effect snow, gusty winds While a lake-effect snow warning is in place for Erie County until Tuesday morning, the worst weather is likely to hit Saturday complicating recovery from Friday's possible record snowfall .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Advance Local Weather AlertsA report from the National Weather Service was issued on Thursday at 8:06 p.m for Northern Erie and Southern Erie as well as Crawford County radar indicated snow showers along a line extending from 10 miles west of Girard to 9 miles south of Conneaut to near Orwell moving east at 35 mph," according to the weather service Rapid changes in visibility and potentially slick roads may lead to accidents A lake-effect snow warning is scheduled to expire Thursday at 1 a.m. and the forecast suggests plenty more snow could fall around Erie County before then Crawford and Warren counties; Chautauqua County Ohio also remain under warnings or advisories Take a tour by webcam: What's the weather like around Erie County and nearby? Here's the latest on Wednesday's weather in the Erie region The National Weather Service in Cleveland's lake-effect snow warning calls for heavy snow The greatest snowfall is expected over the northeastern part of Erie County Snowfall rates of up to one inch per hour will be possible The Erie forecast is for snow showers during the day accumulating an inch to 3 inches Winds will be from the west at around 15 mph An additional inch of snow is possible Wednesday night and winds will be from the south at around 15 mph More: Dog found nearly frozen in Erie has a new owner. How she's recovering Trained spotters for the weather service reported these unofficial 12-hour snowfall totals Tuesday in Erie County Additional snow has fallen around the region since these measurements were recorded Crawford County is under a winter weather advisory until Wednesday at 4 p.m An additional inch to 3 inches of lake-effect snow is possible Warren County remains under a winter weather advisory until 7 p.m according to the weather service in State College An additional 2 inches of lake-effect snow is possible has a lake-effect snow warning in effect until Thursday at 4 a.m The chance for heavy lake-effect snow remains with 4 inches to 8 inches of new snow possible the greatest amounts falling across the Chautauqua Ridge the weather service in Cleveland has a winter weather advisory set to expire Wednesday at 4 p.m .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Advance Local Weather AlertsThe National Weather Service issued an updated report at 9:01 a.m Residents may experience wind gusts of up to 50 mph Doppler radar tracked strong thunderstorms along a line extending from near Conneaut to near Harmonsburg to near Adamsville Movement was northeast at 60 mph," according to the weather service "Gusty winds could knock down tree limbs and blow around unsecured objects." consider seeking shelter inside a building." Stay informed and follow these tips from the weather service to ensure safety during heavy rainfall: Overloaded wiper blades can hinder visibility pull over and wait for conditions to improve Seek refuge at rest areas or protected spots position your vehicle as far off the road as possible Keep your headlights on and activate emergency flashers to alert other drivers you can significantly reduce risks and ensure your well-being when heavy rain pours down Stay informed about weather conditions and heed advice from local authorities to make your journey safe and sound A winter storm warning issued Sunday for Erie and Crawford counties expired Monday morning but not before the system it tracked left behind as much as half a foot of snow in some places Trained spotters for the weather service reported the following unofficial 12-hour snowfall totals between 5 p.m the most recent data available as of 6:30 a.m Additional snow may have fallen around the region since these measurements were recorded More: Some Erie County school districts delay start of classes Monday because of weather Take a tour by webcam: What's the weather like around Erie County and nearby? Sunday that 6.8 inches of snow had fallen in 12 hours reported the greatest unofficial 12-hour snowfall total in the weather service in Cleveland coverage area at 8:30 p.m .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Advance Local Weather AlertsAn updated report was issued from the National Weather Service on Tuesday at 5:13 p.m radar indicated an intense lake effect snow band along a line extending from 19 miles northwest of Girard to near Northwest Harborcreek The lake effect was in full effect Thursday dumping inches of snow across parts of Erie County Low temperatures will linger into Saturday morning The weather service forecast for Erie Friday calls for snow showers in the morning mostly cloudy skies and a high temperature near 24 degrees Friday night's low is expected to be around 16 The high Saturday will build toward around 35 by midafternoon giving way to a cloudy night and a low near 28 The high will be around 41 and the low near 37 Trained spotters for the weather service reported these unofficial 12-hour snowfall totals Thursday in Erie County: Some areas of Erie County got quite a lot of new snow Thursday evening and Friday morning while other locations saw little new accumulation according to unofficial data provided by the National Weather Service in Cleveland Trained spotters for the weather service reported the following unofficial storm totals as measured between 5 a.m the most recent data available as of 1 p.m Twelve-hour snowfall measurements follow the totals below How much snow fell around Crawford County?Northwest Venango: 7.7 inchesNortheast Cochranton: 4.1 inchesEast Atlantic: 2.3 inches12-hour snowfall 'A truly significant winter': How close is Erie to setting a snowfall record this season? Most Erie County residents would need at least a ruler to measure the depth of the lake-effect snow that fell Jan Some in east and south county would need a yardstick Unofficial measurements from National Weather Service in Cleveland partners show about a foot to more than 2½ feet fell across the region in the lake-effect snow warning that went into effect New Year's Eve The weather service makes official observations at Erie International Airport, but also has trained volunteer snow spotters, cooperative observers and Community Collaborative Rain, Hail & Snow members who report on weather elsewhere in the area Here are their reports for the first five days of the year More: How much snow fell Friday around Erie County? More: How much lake-effect snow fell Thursday around Erie, Crawford counties? More: From 22 inches in Union City to 63 in Girard, here's how much snow fell after Thanksgiving Heavy lake-effect snow remains in the Erie County forecast until Tuesday night The National Weather Service in Cleveland's lake-effect snow warning is scheduled to expire Tuesday at 7 p.m Additional accumulations between 8 inches and 15 inches of snowfall are possible with up 20 inches possible in the extreme northeastern part of the county Roadways and interstates throughout the Erie region were still under emergency declaration travel rules or PennDOT restrictions Monday morning Crawford County has a lake-effect snow warning in place until Tuesday at 7 a.m. The weather service in Buffalo's lake-effect snow warning for Chautauqua County More: Erie County Executive Davis, PennDOT urge residents to stay home amid lake-effect snowstorm Erie County weather forecastThe weather service in Cleveland reported heavy lake-effect snow is possible through Tuesday afternoon around Erie County snowfall rates are likely to be less fierce than over the holiday weekend ― perhaps 1 inch per hour in the heaviest bands Northeastern Erie County could see greater snowfall because of what the weather service said is a Lake Huron connection The weather service in Cleveland calls for snow showers Monday The high temperature will be around 34 degrees when an inch to 3 inches of snow is possible the forecast calls for 2 inches to 4 inches of snow and a high near 34 An additional inch to 2 inches of snow is possible Tuesday night Winds from the southwest will gust to as high as 29 mph Snow showers also are likely Wednesday during the day but only accumulating perhaps half an inch There is a 100% chance of snow Wednesday night with between 2 inches and 4 inches of accumulation possible The low will around 24 and breezy conditions will persist The weather service projects 4 feet to 6 feet of snow will have fallen across much of Erie County by the time the lake-effect snow warning expires Tuesday night Unofficial observations from weather service trained spotters late Sunday: Girard, 57½ inches, 6:12 p.m.North East, 50.2 inches, 7 p.m.Northwest Harborcreek Township, 45.2 inches, 8 p.m.East-southeast Erie, 42½ inches, 6:50 p.m.Southwest Wesleyville, 35.9 inches, 9:04 p.m.Northwest Edinboro, 26 inches, 5 p.m.Union City, 17.3 inches, 7 p.m.More: Erie tow truck driver calls storm 'worst conditions I've seen' Unofficial 12-hour snowfall totals reported Sunday by trained spotters ranged from 2½ inches in Wesleyville to 5 inches in Edinboro Erie Sports Center dome lowered for snow removalErie Sports Center’s dome in Summit Township was purposely deflated Monday afternoon for snow removal Bingham said a crew will arrive at the facility at 8161 Oliver Road on Tuesday morning to clear the dome roof and then hope to re-inflate it by Friday Erie County Executive Brenton Davis addressed Erie County's response to the snow emergency in a noon news conference Monday “We’re really focusing on the municipal mission ― street to street Davis said the county is working closely with PennDOT the Pennsylvania State Police and Pennsylvania Emergency Management Erie County Executive Brenton Davis has coordinated providing heavy equipment to move snow in areas of the county hardest hit by the storm At least 24 plows have been at work on city streets at any given time with crews working at least 12-hour shifts bureau chief of the Erie Streets Department "Some have put in 16 or 20 hours at a time," Gibbens said "We've gone through 150 sets of tire chains on our trucks where we've had to borrow some from other municipalities." Millcreek Township has had all of its 17 plows on the road around the clock since the storm began Millcreek Township also rented equipment from private dealers PennDOT mobile equipment teams from throughout western Pennsylvania and as far away as Scranton are helping Erie County crews clear and maintain local interstates and secondary roads Police, first responders dealing with storm's impactErie Bureau of Police Chief Dan Spizarny said his department received 180 reports in recent days of roads blocked by abandoned cars with 92 of those roads still blocked and impassable as of Monday morning The roads are blocked by vehicles that got stuck while trying to travel down the roadway and plows can't get onto those roads to clear them of heavy snow because of the blockages Erie first responders were busy Monday morning responding to a reported fire at the Millcreek Mall Pavilion according to Erie County 911; a water break at Old Zuck Road and West Grandview Boulevard according to Erie Water Works; and ongoing reports of vehicles stuck and/or abandoned on streets in Erie The Erie Bureau of Fire continues to deal with terrible roads abandoned cars and fire trucks getting stuck The biggest issue for emergency responders over the weekend was making roads accessible Erie County's emergency management coordinator Plow crews are continuing to clear those roads Mall is open MondayAfter being closed Saturday and Sunday, the Millcreek Mall announced it will be open regular hours Monday Meanwhile, most area schools and universities are closed Monday The Erie County Court system is closed Monday and Tuesday The federal courthouse in Erie is also closed Monday Presque Isle Downs and Casino at 8199 Perry Highway is also closed Monday If it feels like Erie County has been under siege by winter for more than a week straight a look out your window is probably enough to support your feelings But the feet of snow that have piled up since late Thanksgiving Day are the result of two distinct lake-effect events 28 through Tuesday and again Thursday through Saturday morning And the National Weather Service in Cleveland has the estimated snowfall totals to affirm just how vicious that first event was to the county and beyond from the weather service: The coldest air of the season to that point met above-normal water temperatures on an open Lake Erie starting Thanksgiving Day Those conditions resulted in a single dominant lake-effect band that produced snowfall at rates of 1 inch to 3 inches per hour especially in Erie and Crawford counties and in Lake and Ashtabula counties in Ohio Ashtabula County had about a foot of snow on the ground in places reports from Erie County were of 2½ feet in places reports were of more than 3 feet before the wind briefly shifted and a lull was sliced into the storm by which time snow measurements were 2 feet to 5 feet across the snowbelt A break Wednesday gave way to the second event and those lake-effect conditions dropped additional snow around the area Thursday through Saturday morning when the most recent lake-effect warning from the weather service in Cleveland was allowed to expire The weather service makes official observations at Erie International Airport, but also has trained volunteer snow spotters, cooperative observers and Community Collaborative Rain, Hail & Snow members who report on weather elsewhere in the area Their observations are unofficial by weather service standards Keep in mind these inch counts are only through the evening of Dec the Erie School District relies on its building engineers to let the administration know if conditions are extreme enough to cancel classes for the day The engineers inspect the school buildings and look at the how much snow has accumulated around them After Friday's record snowfall blasted Erie, the building engineers did not have to do much to realize that the district was going to have to cancel classes on Tuesday when school was scheduled to resume after Thanksgiving break "Some of the people couldn't even get out of their houses to get to the buildings," Assistant Erie School District Superintendent Neal Brokman said The situation was repeated at countless residences throughout Erie County from Friday into Monday With more than 3 feet of snow on the ground — and more to come, always so much more to come — the city of Erie and surrounding areas were in a state of shock and a state of paralysis following the massive lake-effect storm Snowplows struggled to keep up The interstates closed for a time, and put travel restrictions in place The governor called in the National Guard Erie's mayor declared a snow emergency The county executive declared "the existence of a disaster emergency in Erie County." The extreme amount of snow prevented them from doing anything else who chairs the Girard Township Board of Supervisors "I personally haven't left my house since Thursday." The amount of snow that had blanketed the Girard area was enough to give anyone the shivers: 57½ inches as of 6:12 p.m according to unofficial observations from National Weather Service-trained snow spotters The most notable statistic was how much snow fell on Friday the first day of the storm: 22.6 inches of new snow at Erie International Airport That measurement is all but certain to be more or less of the amount of snow that fell elsewhere in Erie County on Friday 22.6 inches would break Erie's one-day record snow total of 21.8 inches that fell Dec The airport recorded 3½ inches of snow on Saturday and a trace on Sunday seemingly always in contention for ranking as one of the snowiest cities in the United States the amount of snow recorded was about 27 inches "The average at this time should only be 10.3 inches so we're 16.9 inches above the average through yesterday afternoon," Brian Mitchell a meteorologist for the National Weather Service in Cleveland "So this event really pushed things ahead." Mitchell said the lake-effect was in full force "From a lake-effect snow storm it really lined up," Mitchell said "The wind direction allowed the one band of snow to persist over one area Sometimes you get certain wind patterns that can move the band of snow just a little bit north or south "We had lake water temperatures in the mid to upper 40s No ice on the lake early on with cold enough air able to push it inland and dump snow."  A lake-effect snow warning remains in place for Erie, Crawford and counties to the east and west through Tuesday night. Forecasters are predicting additional accumulations of 8 to 15 inches for much of Erie County with up to 20 inches possible in the far northeastern corner of the county "It's going to depend where the band is going to set up," Mitchell said "Snow showers will continue off the lake (Monday) through Tuesday night Some of the lake effect will decrease as we get into (Tuesday) "(There's) just a general storm system moving into Wednesday We have snow in the forecast through the end of the week with decreasing chances and not as big as we had last week as residents looked to the sky to watch for more snow another focus was on what was already on the ground In the city of Erie, where cars can park on most residential streets, the police were scrambling to get in touch with residents whose snowbound cars were blocking the road and preventing plows from getting through He said two dozen police officers were out on Monday morning to notify residents who need to move their vehicles He said the city would tow vehicles if no owner could be found "That's why it is important for people to heed the warning to stay home "Particularly if your vehicle isn't four-wheel drive or you don't have snow tires or if you're riding on bald tires You will not get traction and you will end up being the person blocking a road." If the snow was blocking in residents who needed to get to work — nurses and other medical workers Erie County Executive Brenton Davis said the Pennsylvania National Guard has assisted with wreckage and recovery by providing light troop carriers to help evacuate people from wreckage scenes The National Guard has also transported essential health care personnel to keep hospitals staffed "The county is working with other counties and other municipalities," Davis said at a news conference on Sunday "We're going to continue to draw down on those resources but also to build up a reserve list we'll have that in the event that if this storm does accumulate very quickly and becomes unmanageable we're going to have the resources on the ground this time around I think we're positioned very well to manage whatever comes On Monday, Davis was surveying the storm's wrath throughout Erie County as he fielded interview requests from national media outlets for their reports on the snow "It is a lot of snow in a short period of time," Davis told the Erie Times-News Platz said the township's five plows were doing the best they could Platz said she had no problem being homebound during the worst of the storm Rao and Tim Hahn contributed to this report Contact epalattella@timesnews.com or 814-870-1813. Follow him on X @ETNpalattella A lake-effect snow warning remains in effect for Erie and Crawford counties until Sunday at 7 p.m The National Weather Service in Cleveland calls for additional snow accumulations of 3 inches to 6 inches this weekend with periods of heavy lake-effect snowfall rates of an inch to 2 inches per hour possible Saturday The City of Erie extended the inner-city odd-even parking regulations through the weekend The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation early Saturday restored the speed limit on Interstates 79 The weather service in Cleveland calls for a chance of snow showers in Erie Saturday The high temperature will be around 26 degrees with winds from the west at 22 mph and gusting as high as 33 mph The chance of snow continues overnight until around 5 a.m with an additional inch of accumulation possible up to 3 inches of snow is possible Saturday and up to 2 inches Saturday night The high will be near 22 and the low around 17 It'll be a touch colder yet Saturday around Corry Up to 3 inches of snow is possible Saturday and as much as another 2 inches Saturday night Around an inch of new snow is in the forecast Saturday for Fairview and perhaps less than an inch Saturday night a high near 27 and winds from the west at 9-14 mph Trained spotters for the weather service reported these unofficial 12-hour snowfall totals Friday in Erie County Sharpsville 21Chaos in Region 5Final: Corry 40 Harbor Creek 16 Bison interception ends the game Blayze Myers breaks the McDowell career record for touchdown passes as he finds James Zigler for a 52-yard TD McDowell leads Austintown Fitch (Ohio) 24-21 with 1:57 left in the 3rd Mercyhurst Prep clinches share of Region 33rd: Cambridge Springs 28 Johnson 8 yd TD run (Pegues to Johnson) Farrell 22 Sharpsville 14 4:57 2Q Currie 1 yd TD (Piccirilli kick) Sharpsville 14 Farrell 14 5:18 2Q Austintown Fitch (Ohio) 0 Myers to Magorien Johnson 2 yd TD run (Pegues to Johnson) Farrell 14 Sharpsville 7 1:03 1Q Jaiden White 4 yd TD run (Piccirilli kick) Sharpsville 7 Farrell 6 3:59 1Q Cathedral Prep leads Benedictine (Ohio) 7-0 right away Franklin 0 Jakubczak incredible punt return for a TD The Royals are up 2-0 on Euclid (Ohio) in the 2nd There are just two weeks left of region play in District 10 football as teams start to jockey for position in the upcoming playoffs Week 8 could solidify playoff spots and teams could clinch shares of region titles Week 8 opened Thursday night with General McLane clinching the Region 6 title with a win over Meadville The GoErie.com sports team will be on the sidelines photos and videos from D-10 games tonight in northwestern Pa and Week 8 concludes with two Saturday games On social media, follow GoErie.com reporters Mike Copper, Tom Reisenweber and Jeff Uveino on X Return to this story on GoErie.com for updates The updated National Weather Service forecast is predicting a snow-filled weekend in Erie with precipitation ranging from snow showers to heavy snow the National Weather Service office in Cleveland which covers the Erie area was calling for Erie to see heavy snow with a high of 34 degrees National Weather Service meteorologist Alex Kennedy said that as of 11 a.m Erie had accumulated between 8 and 12 inches of snow Heavy snow will continue into Friday night More: Black Friday storm pummeling Erie. The latest weather updates Erie and Crawford counties are under a lake-effect snow warning until 10 a.m Kennedy said that a lake-effect snow warning means that snow accumulations could reach between 10-28 inches and winds could reach up to 35 mph gusting Snowfall of 1 to 2 inches per hour are possible within the strongest lake-effect bands Lower snowfall totals are expected across the southern part of Crawford County The National Weather Service said visibility could drop below a quarter-mile because of falling and blowing snow Travel could be very difficult to impossible Snow parking rules: City of Erie urges residents to follow regulations for snow plowing The National Weather Service states the following predicted accumulations for each day: Saturday has an 80% chance of heavy snow with a high temperature of 28 degrees there's a 70% chance of snow showers with a low temperature of 24 degrees the National Weather Service is calling for a 100% chance of snow showers with heavy snow Erie Weather: Take a web-cam tour of Erie-area weather conditions More chances of snow showers are in the forecast on Monday snow showers will continue into Tuesday with a low temperature of 27 degrees Contact Nicholas Sorensen at nsorensen@gannett.com Lake Effect Snow fell across Northeast Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania from January 1-5 Totals of 1 to 2.5 feet of snow fell in the region with lesser amounts closer to Lake Erie and away from the primary and secondary snow belts Erie County’s lead problem can be an understandable concern among homebuyers The culprit: Lead-based paint in old homes Lead-based paint was banned in the United States in 1978, meaning any home built before 1978, and especially before 1950, are more likely to have it, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Health And since much of Erie County’s housing stock pre-dates 1978 Here are a couple of things to consider when shopping for a home Anything built before 1978 is at-risk for lead-based paint “Erie is a high-risk jurisdiction because we have over 8,600 pre-1940 rental housing units which is a substantial amount,” Erie Redevelopment Authority Executive Director Aaron Snippert said “We also have roughly 78,000 units (built) pre-1978 in Erie County In many cases, lead-based paint will be painted over by several coats of paint. If the paint is in good shape, the lead-based paint is usually not a problem, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency or dampness can increase the risk of lead exposure Snippert recommended that homebuyers check exterior painted services it creates dust ― and that dust is the hazard,” Snippert said “The dust is what poisons 99% of individuals and the wind blows and that dust comes in and lands on the floor their kid drops their food on the floor and eats it Lead-based paint can also be a hazard when found on surfaces that children can chew or that get a lot of wear-and-tear Lead-based paint: Erie's lead cases due to housing, not water This includes providing buyers with an EPA-approved pamphlet that discusses identifying and controlling lead-based paint hazards notifying them of the location of any such hazards in the home and having them sign a lead warning statement that confirms they were notified “When we look at a property, we’ll tell (the buyer) 'this could be an issue' or 'you’ll need to have this painted over or cleaned up,'” said Marsha Marsh, of Marsha Marsh Real Estate Services in Erie (the buyer will) say they’re going to have it painted over anyway or maybe it’s already been painted and they don’t have to paint it at all Marsh said buyers are given a 10-day window to get the home tested for lead if they desire The program checks homes for lead-based paint by performing a paint inspection and risk assessment The program also has a remediation component to eliminate lead if necessary Eligible residents must live in Erie County and in a house built before 1978 They must also be income-qualified and have at least one child under the age of 5 who resides in the property or at least one child under the age of 5 who visits the property at least two times each week Snippert recommended homebuyers do their due diligence when purchasing a home to be aware of potential hazards and to remediate them as soon as possible “Lead doesn’t get better with time ― it just gets worse,” he said More on child lead poisoning: Time to end childhood lead poisoning in Pennsylvania A.J. Rao can be reached at arao@gannett.com. Follow him on X @ETNRao We've made this article free as a public service. If you are able, help power local journalism by subscribing to the Erie Times-News or gifting a subscription to someone you know Your support goes a long way in helping us provide meaningful coverage on issues that matter in our community (This story has been updated with new information.) Erie International Airport measured 22.6 inches of new snow Friday according to National Weather Service data That total may be more or less than fell elsewhere in the region but unofficially it would break Erie's one-day record snow total of 21.8 inches that fell Dec Erie County snowfall totals: 2 feet of snow and counting in many areas, and it's not over But before we can wax nostalgic we'll need to get through the next few days of snow and cold Erie County is under local disaster emergency the city of Erie has enacted a snow emergency and the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation has vehicle restrictions in place on parts of interstates The National Weather Service in Cleveland has extended a lake-effect snow warning for Erie County until Tuesday at 7 p.m Snow in addition to what already is on the ground could accumulate by 42 inches during the warning period Ten inches to 20 inches of new snow could fall Saturday An additional 10 inches to 15 inches is possible Sunday through Monday the storm total would wind up between 4 feet and 6 feet Saturday weather: More lake-effect snow, gusty winds for Erie County  PennDOT has reopened all lanes of Interstate 90 and Interstate 86 in Erie County The two roadways were shut down earlier Saturday including Interstate 90 eastbound and westbound lanes from Interstate 79 to the New York state line and I-86 westbound lanes from I-90 to the New York state line The full lengths of I-90 and I-86 are under a Tier 4 vehicle restriction with a 45 mph speed limit Interstate 79 from Meadville to Erie also is under a Tier 4 restriction the following secondary routes are closed in Erie County due to the impacts of the storm: Route 531 (Depot Road) from I-90 to Route 20 in Harborcreek Township.Route 5 (East Lake Road) from Irvine Drive in Harborcreek Township to Dewey Road in North East Township.Route 89 from Route 5 to the New York state line.Find the latest travel advisories from PennDOT at 511PA.com The New York State Thruway Authority has closed I-90 from the Exit 57 at Hamburg to the Pennsylvania state line All westbound traffic must exit at exit 57 Commercial vehicles are banned from I-90 in both directions from Exit 46 (Rochester/Corning/I-390) to the Pennsylvania line Earlier: Heavy snow impacts travel on Erie County interstates. Here's what to know Josh Shapiro has signed a disaster declaration for Erie County Shapiro states he has deployed the Pennsylvania National Guard to "...help any stranded drivers and make sure emergency responders can get to folks who need them." The AHN Festival of Trees event for Saturday expERIEnce Children's Museum closesThe expERIEnce Children's Museum has closed Saturday The museum plans to reopen with regular hours on Thursday Gannon University has canceled classes Monday and Tuesday and expects to resume classes on Wednesday The university will monitor campus and roadway conditions and update as necessary Mercyhurst University has closed their campus and classes are canceled Monday and Tuesday The university asks no one return to campus until conditions are safe and the campus re-opens Disaster emergency declared in Erie CountyErie County Executive Brenton Davis late Friday signed a local disaster emergency order The declaration directs the county emergency management coordinator "to take all appropriate action needed to alleviate the effects of this disaster to aid in the restoration of essential public services and to take any other emergency response action deemed necessary to respond to this emergency." County officials are authorized under the declaration to reassign employees purchase supplies and materials and enter into necessary agreements "all without regard to those time-consuming procedures and formalities normally prescribed by law mandatory constitutional requirements excepted." Mayor Joe Schember on Friday afternoon declared a snow emergency for the City of Erie through the weekend Odd-even parking regulations in the city are extended through Saturday and Sunday so that plows clear snow and emergency vehicles are able to pass over city streets The city said in a news release that Erie police will ticket and two that do not abide by odd-even regulations vehicles in the city that use on-street parking should locate to the south or east side of the street Those who live on cul-de-sacs are asked to park in their driveways In areas where there is not odd-even parking the city requests coordination so parking is entirely on the same side of the street Residents are asked to remain off city streets as much as possible travel within the City of Erie is limited to emergency response personnel essential employees and medical emergencies only until further notice The amount of snow and slippery conditions are causing multiple vehicles to get stuck and block intersections and streets Residents are asked to enter shelter and allow City Crews the time they need to clear neighborhoods while there is a lull in the storm City of Erie Police stated on their Facebook page that they are not actively ticketing vehicles for being parked on the wrong side of the street If a vehicle is abandoned in the middle of the roadway and blocking emergency vehicles and plows the city will ticket and tow to clear the street If your car is stranded in the middle of the road City officials recommend that you call a tow truck in an effort to get your vehicle home or to a safe place This will allow plows and emergency crews to do what is needed to clear pathways while in lull of the storm More: Take a web-cam tour of Erie-area weather conditions Millcreek Township declares snow emergencyMillcreek Township issued an emergency declaration on Saturday Millcreek Township has received a severe amount of snow The snowfall is expected to continue for several days and the existing conditions are predicted to pose a clear danger to life residents are not allowed to park a motor vehicle on any snow emergency route or drive any vehicle on the emergency route unless the vehicle is equipped with snow tires or chains Any vehicle left parked on the route will be guilty of a violation of the Millcreek code and subject to applicable penalties according to the township You can find those emergency routes listed on the Millcreek Township's website The declaration will remain in place until Wednesday at 8 a.m National news organizations reported about and storm chasers descended Friday on Erie County, streaming live to audiences on YouTube. One, Storm Chaser Brandon Copic picked up a driver stranded on Interstate 90 and got her safely to an Upper Peach Street hotel as more than 5,000 appreciative viewers watched the stream Only a handful of power outages were evident early Saturday The City of Erie Fire Department is urging Erie residents to inspect their high-efficiency furnace vent pipes for snow and ice blockages The fire department states that blocked vents can lead to dangerous conditions including carbon monoxide buildup malfunctions with furnaces and heating outages “Blocked vent pipes are not just a minor inconvenience, they can pose a serious safety hazard to your family,” Leonard Trott, fire chief of the city of Erie Fire Department “We strongly encourage all residents to inspect their furnace vents regularly especially after heavy snowfall or freezing rain.” the fire department is reminding residents: Erie County 911 is receiving a high call volume Erie County Public Safety is urging residents to only call 911 in cases of life or death emergencies residents are encouraged to contact 211 which is the United Way's resource hotline The Millcreek Mall reported on its Facebook page that it is closed Saturday Mall officials had planned a delayed opening at noon The shopping complex usually opens at 9 a.m Presque Isle Downs and Casino at 8199 Perry Highway The casino will provide updates as to when or if they will reopen on Dec. 1. The casino will also reschedule the Dash Cam Giveaway for a future date Erie Events cancels A Nostalgic Night with Macaulay CulkinDue to the severe weather conditions and the local snow emergency declared by the county executive, Erie Events has cancelled the "Nostalgic Night with Macaulay Culkin" show scheduled for Dec Refunds will be issued through the original point of purchase within five to seven business days call the Erie Events box office at 814-452-4857 The Erie Metropolitan Transit Authority reported on its Facebook page that is has canceled all services Saturday with an initial expectation it would resume service Saturday at noon EMTA is scheduled to resume service Monday More: EMTA cancels bus service Saturday around Erie County because of snow, road conditions American Airlines canceled all of their flights to and from Erie The only flight that remains scheduled Saturday for the airport is Breeze Airways flight 818 from Orlando arriving at 6:35 p.m Friday: Is Erie International Airport canceling flights? The latest updates All Erie County Public Library locations ― Blasco Library Lincoln Community Center Branch Library and Millcreek Branch Library ― are closed Saturday Blasco Library has also canceled Sunday hours An Allegheny Health Net spokeswoman said AHN Express Care and an Urgent Care at AHN Health and Wellness Pavilion are closed Saturday because of the weather Eastside locations are always closed on weekends The Miracle on State Street event for Small Business Saturday set to take place in downtown Erie has been postponed to Dec More: Parts of Small Business Saturday event in downtown Erie postponed because of weather Hunters prefer a dusting of snow on the ground to make tracking easier Hunters who insist on heading into the woods in northwestern Pennsylvania on Saturday the first day of the firearms season that runs until Dec will get a lot more than they bargained for More: From legal hunting hours to orange clothing, what Pa. rifle deer hunters need to know the beach and a night sky filled with fireworks all around the Erie area Here is where and when you can find fireworks displays this summer: More: Strawberry season's just starting. Where to find and pick your own Conneaut: Red, White & Boom. July 4-6 at Lakeview Park, 340 Erie St., Conneaut. Fireworks are July 6 at 10 p.m. https://www.conneautredwhiteandboom.com/ Don't see your fireworks event listed? Contact Nicholas Sorensen at Nsorensen@gannett.com with event details including location The last week has been very active for some communities most notably in Lake and Ashtabula Counties is expected to start Wednesday evening and continue into Friday morning New lake-effect snow warnings and winter weather advisories have already been issued the National Weather Service in Cleveland issued final snowfall totals from the last week These unofficial observations include the major lake-effect snowfall across the region from Thursday night Download the News 5 app for the latest weather updates: Apple Android Mark Johnson: Facebook & Twitter Trent Magill: Facebook & Twitter Katie McGraw: Facebook & Twitter Phil Sakal: Facebook & Twitter District 10 traditionally features strong softball teams that make deep runs in the PIAA playoffs This year could be no exception as D-10 has several programs loaded with top talent from last spring Among the returning players are 12 all-district selections one region pitcher of the year and several Division I Some players to keep an eye on include Mercer sophomore Angelina Eakman who is racking up strikeouts in the circle at a historic pace along with AB and Brooklyn Cipalla in their only season together at Harbor Creek Taylor Polach of Fairview is preparing to play for Memphis and Sharpsville star Lily Palko has already committed to Michigan There are also several Division I recruits in D-10 that haven’t made up their mind yet Last season: Erie Times-News' All-District 10 and all-region softball teams With all the excitement over returning stars there is also the disappointment of injuries Northwestern all-region shortstop Maddy Adams will miss her senior season with an injury and North East standout Alex Cozzens is also out as she recovers from an injury in order to play basketball at Geneva is out for the season with a shoulder injury but will be back for her senior season and Franklin standout outfielder Gabrielle Laderer recently broke her forearm and could miss significant time The following 75 District 10 softball players to watch this spring are based on all-region selections from last year and any college commits: Contact Tom Reisenweber at treisenweber@timesnews.com. Follow him on X @ETNreisenweber Editor's Note: This page is a summary of news on the bitter cold and snow for Monday, Dec. 2. For the latest news, view our story for Tuesday, Dec. 3. Pounding snow and bitter cold continued their assault across the nation's northern tier Monday after dumping five feet of snow in some areas of New York state and three feet or more in parts of Pennsylvania The National Weather Service office in Cleveland said snow will continue to fall across the region through Tuesday morning and "a more persistent band with a Lake Huron connection" will bring 8-15 inches and locally up to 20 inches Frigid temperatures and high winds in some areas will add to the post-holiday level of climate discomfort And the region is due for more harsh conditions later in the week as another cold front is expected to bring wind gusts of up to 45 mph lower temperatures and snow showers Wednesday night and Thursday morning said the areas that will be hardest hit Monday and Tuesday would be east of Cleveland and south of Buffalo "It's not as impressive as it was over the weekend but there will be places that pick up a foot of snow," Kines told USA TODAY "Anyone going from Cleveland to Buffalo this week there will be times when traveling will be horrendous on Interstate 90." The national weather service message was even more blunt: "Whiteout conditions are expected and will make travel treacherous and potentially life-threatening." More: Brrrutal: How long will this cold last? Your winter weather questions answered ∎ The cold air rolling over the warm surfaces of the Great Lakes is what is producing the lake-effect bands of snow along the southern and eastern shorelines of the lakes, AccuWeather says ∎ The frigid conditions and gusty winds could elevate the risk for hypothermia for those trapped on snowbound highways Reduced visibility in snow squalls raises the risk for multi-vehicle pileups 'Terrible idea': Farmer helps save campers as lake-effect snowstorm slams Northeast Another cold front on the way, bringing travel difficultiesThe cold front that has accompanied the storm has spread over a vast area of the Midwest and Northeast for days Kines said much of the region could see a 24-hour reprieve in the next day or two before another front provides a "reinforcing shot" of the blustery conditions into the weekend AccuWeather said the combination of snow showers icy roads and gusty winds will make for dangerous driving conditions starting Wednesday night across areas of the interior Northeast some temperatures will feel like the teens or lower "The silver lining is that after the another possible storm early next week it looks like the weather pattern will change a little bit," Kines said "We don't see these arctic intrusions into the Midwest and Northeast." the weather service office in Buffalo said moderate to locally heavy lake-effect snow will continue through Tuesday with "significant additional accumulations." The village of Barnes Corner 80 miles north of Syracuse on Lake Ontario had reported 65.5 inches of snow as of Monday morning while Fort Drum to the north had 63 inches Nearby Copenhagen recorded nearly 66 inches of snow and Cassadaga 54 inches since the storm system rolled into the region late last week In Ohio's Ashtabula County, which borders Lake Erie 50 miles northeast of Cleveland, one town was hit with almost five feet of snow Geneva had 47 inches and Edgewood almost 40 inches the Erie County town of Girard measured more than 59 inches and Northwest Harborcreek saw 53 inches said in a social media post Monday that the office total had climbed to 43.7 inches since Thanksgiving morning "and it's still snowing." Moderate to heavy snow will fall over parts of the Upper Peninsula on Tuesday evening into Wednesday More: Hundreds of turtles with hypothermia washing up on Cape Cod beaches Few flight issues were reported at Buffalo Niagara International Airport closed in sections for parts of the weekend was open Monday and had dropped restrictions on commercial vehicles empty and double trucks were banned on parts of interstates 90 Some areas also had speed restrictions of 45 mph Depending on the location of the heaviest snow coming Monday and Tuesday "As snow squalls continue to impact portions of I-90 in northeastern Ohio, northwestern Pennsylvania and far southwestern New York into the early week, additional restrictions can occur," pointed out AccuWeather Meteorologist Alex Duffus Temperatures will be 10 to 15 degrees below average over much of the Midwest and East through Tuesday Freeze warnings were possible across parts of the Southeast and parts of northern and central Florida were under a frost advisory Monday morning Atlanta residents woke up to sub-freezing temperatures was due for a high of 56 degrees and a low of 27 Tuesday Winds will return to the Midwest and Northeast in full force this week, making actual temperatures feel even more frigid, AccuWeather said Wind gusts ranging from 30-50 mph will be possible as a storm dives southward out of Canada across the Great Lakes Blustery conditions were forecast to continue into Thursday and reach the Mid-Atlantic states and the Northeast coast a beef farmer and lifelong Lorraine resident "A guy and two kids thought it was a great idea to go camping in a tent," Moore told USA TODAY Moore said the group was "back maybe a mile-and-a-half in the woods and had no idea where they were." Moore said he was familiar with the area and had a good idea where they could be found He cut a swath through the snow in his tractor and fire department rescuers brought the group to the fire station and warmed them up "I don't know what possessed them to camp there," Moore said Sunday "But it's good they are safe because it hasn't stopped snowing." What is a blizzard warning?The blizzard warning issued by the National Weather Service in Cleveland states additional accumulations of 10 to 18 inches is possible north of I-90 That amount increases to 12 to 20 inches with locally higher amounts south of I-90 Wind gusts of up to 60 mph north of I-90 are expected and wind gusts up to 50 mph are possible south of I-90 According to the National Weather Service in Cleveland the following snow totals are predicted for the Erie area as of 3 p.m Power outagesHigh winds and heavy snowfall can cause power outages View the map below to see how many people are impacted All Erie County Public Library locations (Blasco Memorial Library and Millcreek Branch Library) are closed from Thursday To accommodate patrons affected by the closure due dates for items with an original return date between Nov The library asks patrons with library materials keep them until it is safe to access area locations The hold on any items currently awaiting pickup has also been extended to Dec Patrons may access electronic library services through erielibrary.org including ebook borrowing (Libby) Erie Playhouse postpones Friday showThe Erie Playhouse has postponed the Friday performance of "Disney's Beauty and the Beast." The Premiere Weekend Celebration and after-party also have been postponed 6 have been moved to an added performance on Friday Affected ticketholders who are not able to attend the rescheduled performance should contact the box office by calling 814-454-2852 x0 between 10 a.m Ticketholders who are able to attend do not need to take any action More: Fill your holiday bucket list with arts and entertainment events across Erie region Paul Vojtek was out of town for Thanksgiving and scrambled to be sworn in as a member of the Millcreek Township Government Study Commission when he returned to a snow-bogged Erie and a lot of notary offices were closed,” the retired Erie Water Works CEO said Vojtek was sworn in by Greene Township District Judge Susan Strohmeyer “She allowed me to go to her home,” he said Blizzard conditions in Erie have knocked out power at the UPMC Heart and Vascular Institute at UPMC Hamot the UPMC Wound Center and UPMC Infusion Center and their offices will be closed for the remainder of the day Patients who have appointments scheduled for today at any of these locations are asked to stay home Doctor's will contact patients to reschedule appointments The UPMC Hamot main hospital and UPMC Magee-Womens are not impacted by the outage scheduled for Friday at two Erie Tops locations has been postponed due to inclement weather As the snow emergency continues, and city Public Works employees continue to work with state plow crews to clear both main snow emergency routes and side streets, the Erie Times-News spoke to Mayor Joe Schember about the issue. Snow emergency declared in Millcreek TownshipDue to severe weather conditions a snow emergency has been declared for Millcreek Township The municipal building and Millfair Compost & Recycling Center are closed Waste Management has suspended operations for the day routes must remain clear and no parking or stopping is allowed.All vehicles on these routes must have snow tires or chains The massive snowstorm has reacquainted the Erie area with many weather terms But this term was new to us: a Lake Huron connection The National Weather Service used the term to describe a situation that it said contributed to the lake-effect snow that has churned over Lake Erie and Erie County creating a weather-related relationship between the two It said bands of snow that start over Lake Huron pick up more moisture as they move over Lake Erie how it's orientated north to south or slightly it gets some bands of snow there and you don't have a lots dips," said Brian Mitchell a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Cleveland "Those bands can still hold together and pick up more moisture off of Lake Erie You can match up a band of snow that originates off of Lake Huron and come on to Lake Erie and western Pennsylvania there It's an extra source of moisture so it's getting the snow started Once it comes across Lake Erie it can pick up some extra moisture." Other institutions that are closed include: with limited activityThe Erie County court system was in operation on Thursday with limited activity the administrator for the Erie County Court of Common Pleas He said the lights flickered at the courthouse for a time on Thursday morning The schedule for the courts on Thursday included guilty pleas and a pretrial hearing Catalde said the judges want to keep cases moving on the docket but were not going to issue bench warrants for defendants who fail to show up because of the huge snowstorm "We are still going to have court," Catalde said Due to weather conditions and the extended forecast several municipalities have shut down garbage and recycling pickup for the week More: City of Erie garbage, recycling pickup called off this week After careful consideration and safety concerns for park visitors and volunteers, Presque Isle Partnership has pushed back opening night of Presque Isle Lights from Friday to Sunday Presque Isle Park and the Tom Ridge Environmental Center remain closed as of Thursday and park staff are working to clear the roads For updates on Presque Isle Lights, visit discoverpi.org Due to ongoing weather alerts and safety of patrons the Presque Isle Gallery and Gifts Holiday Open House has also been rescheduled to Dec The Department of Veterans Affairs in Erie is encouraging veterans to consider rescheduling appointments or requesting telehealth appointments because of inclement weather The Erie VA Urgent Care Center is open from 8 a.m Kennedy Catholic 0 (forfeit)Feliciano goes over 2,000 yardsFinal: Mercyhurst Prep 48 Vinnie Feliciano over 2,000 yards rushing this season as a sophomore Mercyhurst Prep wraps up the Region 3 title Harbor Creek 7 Corry wins a share of the Region 5 title Shaun Bulick 4 yard fumble return for a TD (Kanan kick) Sharon 50 Titusville 16 4:17 3Q Sharpsville 17 9:35 4th Mitcheltree 27 TD run Zehetner KR to SHP 39 set up TD drive Eisenhower 14 Tyshaun Tate returns the 3rd quarter kickoff for a TD Sadowski with a 51yd TD 2 point conversion is no good 33-6 FLB with 5:26 remaining in the 3rd Brady Black for the 25yd Bison TD 2 point conversion attempt is no good McDowell 7 Blayze Myers to Gavin Magorien right before the half Corry takes the lead3:48 left in 2nd: Corry 14 4:31 left in the 2nd: Cambridge Springs 14 5:36 left in the 2nd: Steubenville (Ohio) 21 Slippery Rock 0 Kelvin Morrison cruises for a long TD run Blose to Villa for a 55yd touchdown to open the 2nd quarter 14-0 FLB only 11 seconds into the quarter Corry responds right away as Nolan Carey finds Keaton Frisina Sharpsville 0 3:36 2nd Cael Kettering 18 TD run Terrian White 16 yd TD run (Kanan kick) Sharon 16 Titusville 0 5:25 1Q Harbor Creek leads Corry early onBetza to Herman 28 yards for the touchdown Zander Telesz 35-yard TD pass 7-0 Hickory over Slippery Rock Blose TD run as Fort LeBoeuf leads Girard 6-0 in the 1st Mercyhurst Prep leads Eisenhower 7-0 right away There is just one week left of region play in District 10 high school football as teams jockey for position in the upcoming playoffs photos and videos from D-10 games tonight in northwestern Pennsylvania and Week 9 concludes with four Saturday games On social media, follow GoErie.com reporters Mike Copper, Tom Reisenweber and Jeff Uveino on X Track and fieldTeam and medal results for the Harbor Creek Invitational at Paul J (tie) Sophia Martin (Eis) and Reagan Yost (Sen) 15-½; 7 (tie) Sophia Mudry (HC) and Ella Wisniewski (G) 30-1   Kelcie Little (B) and Korryn Barnett-Johnson (EH) 4-7; 8 (tie) Ella Wisniewski (G) and Hailey Corritore (FL) 4-5 (tie) Marley Meyer (CP) and Makenzie White (Nw) 79-5 (tie) Sophia Hetrick (FL) and Hayley Thomas (EH) 6-6 Luke Wetzel (G) and Garett Skinner (FL) 5-5 Cooper McGee (B) and Xavier Blose (FL) 10-0; 8 District 10 team and medal results for the Hermitage Track and Field Invitational at Hickory’s Hornet Stadium: (tie) Mercyhurst Prep (MP) and General McLane (GM) 1 (tie including) Carsyn Kojancie (Fv) 4-7; 6 Aslynn Horvath (H) and Gianna Campbell (Fv) 4-5 (tie) Cathedral Prep (CP) and Fairview (Fv) 19 (three-way tie including) Trevor Borowicz (H) and Cody Maun (WM) 5-5 District 10 team and medal results for the Slippery Rock University High School Invitational at Mihalik-Thompson Stadium: (tie including) Nicki Petro (OC) 31-11¾; 7 (four-way tie including) Donte Aloisio (M) and Syyid Donald (OC) 5-8 District 10 team results and medalists for the Butler Invitational at Art Bernardi Stadium: Anne-Catherine Brown (Cathedral Prep) 10:56.35; 7 (tie including) Nicholas Savolskis (Lakeview) 13-2; 8 (tie including) Jacob Stucchio (Grove City) 12-8 Meadville: Gosnell 7 aces; Decker 5 aces and 4 kills; Soersensen 4 kills Fort LeBoeuf: C.Daubenspeck 16 kills; Weismiller 15 digs; H.Daubenspeck 30 assists Saegertown: Scott 35 assists; Jones 9 kills; Draa 8 kills; Huson 8 kills 3 aces and 6 digs; Sontheimer 22 digs; Roth 7 kills; Patton 9 kills and 6 digs; Nagg 43 assists and 6 digs Saegertown: Jones 6 kills; Draa 6 kills and 11 digs; Scott 25 kills Meadville: Phillips 8 kills; Gosnell 8 kills; Soerensen 8 kills; Brown 26 assists Fort LeBoeuf: VanDoeren 13 kills and 10 digs; Daubenspeck 10 kills; Yeager 11 assists Wilhelm) 54.01; 1,600 relay: Seneca (Wilhelm Nelson) 4:35.04; 3,200 relay: Seneca (Gladitz Nelson) 11:11.38; 100: Reagle (UC) 12.90; 200: Reagle (UC) 27.19; 400: Reagle (UC) 1:04.52; 800: Nelson (Sen) 2:28.69; 1,600: Majewski (Sen) 6:15.91; 3,200: Dernar (Sen) 13:19.05; 100 hurdles: Wilhelm (Sen) 16.98; 300 hurdles: Wilhelm (Sen) 50.88; discus: Campbell (Sen) 73-7; shot put: Campbell (Sen) 25-0; long jump: Yost (Sen) 14-10; triple jump: Yost (Sen) 32-1; high jump: Yost (Sen) 4-1; pole vault: Greer (UC) 6-3; javelin: Campbell (Sen) 73-10 Mooney) 51.07; 1,600 relay: Seneca (Stankiewicz Brace) 3:58.38; 3,200 relay: Seneca (Brown Bendig) 9:52.00; 100: Harwood (Sen) 11.31; 200: Harwood (Sen) 23.40; 400: Harwood (Sen) 55.94; 800: Werner (Sen) 2:34.86; 1,600: Werner (Sen) 5:08.59; 3,200: Galkowski (Sen) 11:11.94; 110 hurdles: Brace (Sen) 16.26; 300 hurdles: Brace (Sen) 43.66; discus: Pituch (UC) 123-10; shot put: Brennan (Sen) 46-0; long jump: Hoover (Sen) 18-11; triple jump: Rangel (UC) 41-1½; high jump: Rangel (UC) 6-1; pole vault: Yost (Sen) 15-0; javelin: Grove (Sen) 132-9 Contact Mike Copper at mcopper@timesnews.com Mercer 0Final scores coming inFinal: Corry 52 The Ramblers rolled to a 52-7 win over Warren Tigers are now tied for first place with just Fort LeBoeuf in Region 5 Morrison 39 yd TD run (Stanford kick) Sharon 20 Hickory 14 3:09 3Q Reynolds 12 7:41 4th Jaiden White 27 TD run Jackson Kiser hauls in a 23-yard TD pass from Isaac Zietz Reynolds 12 end 3rd Reynolds 6-minute drive stalls out in Sharpsville territory late in quarter Fairview has now scored 16 points in a row as a bad snap goes into the endzone for a safety Kare’mez Norris 84 yard KO return for TD (Kanaan kick) Sharon 20 Hickory 7 11:49 3Q Reynolds 12 6:15 3rd Currie 1 TD run Drive 10 plays Julius Phillips has a 65-yard punt return for a TD an 82-yard TD reception and a 70-yard punt return for a TD Halftime scores coming inHalftime: Farrell 33 Mercer 0 Julius Phillips and Juelz Johnson 2 TDs each Caiden Holler's 40-yard TD pass from Isaac Zietz gives General McLane a 34-0 lead over Franklin with 2:07 left in the half Teige Berger gets loose for an 18-yard TD run Mercer 0 Julius Phillips punt return for a TD 7:34 left in the 2nd: Cambridge Springs 20 Reynolds 12 9:36 2nd Cadman 32 TD pass to Pushkar (Cadman run) Jaxon Covell had 2,808 career rushing yards coming into the game trailing Jeremy Snyder's 2,873 and has passed that mark Matt Oblich takes a blocked field goal and returns it 70 yards for the score Northwestern and Eisenhower scoreless after 1 Reynolds 6 3:51 1st Currie 11 TD run (2 point failed) TD set up by McFeaters 45 IN return Mercer 0 Juelz Johnson 4-yard run and Nemo Jones 73-yard TD catch Norris 67 yd TD pass from Engelmore (Kanaan kick Sharon 7 Hickory 0 7:18 1Q Another exciting week of District 10 high school football is here with 15 games on the schedule Friday night and Week 4 concludes with two Saturday games On social media, follow GoErie.com reporters Mike Copper, Tom Reisenweber and Jeff Uveino on X Uveino will be at Mercyhurst University on Friday night to provide updates from the Seneca-Mercyhurst Prep matchup in Region 3 while Copper will be at Harbor Creek's Paul Weitz Stadium to report on a key Region 5 matchup between the Huskies and Fairview Tigers Kameron Chadsey is aware of North East’s generational success in cross country and long-distance track events Given recent results of its boys 3,200-meter relay that he’s anchored the senior could find himself prominently mentioned in that lore Chadsey joined senior teammates Lucas Boyd and Riley Kordes for a comfortable victory during Thursday’s Erie County Classic at Harbor Creek’s Paul J Last weekend: Which track and field athletes stood out at Saturday's sunny North East Invitational? it was low enough to get the attention of other PIAA Class 2A foursomes who compete in that race Pa.milesplit.com is regarded as the most reliable website for statewide varsity track and field results it listed the Grapepickers’ 3,200 relay time of 8:08.09 during the April 21 Butler Invitational as the lowest for small-school boys “I’m so proud we’ve been able to come out and hit some solid (times) this season,” Chadsey said you know of the strong (upperclassmen) here from your freshman and sophomore years Our coaches always pushed us hard to be in the position where we’re now those special seniors.” Chadsey also warned he and his 3,200 relay teammates expect Thursday’s victorious time to be a temporary low is to break the eight-minute mark during next weekend’s District 10 meet at Slippery Rock or Top Performers, May 7-13: Which Erie-area high school athletes are having a big week? Two Harbor Creek seniors set meet records during their last on-campus track and field appearances The West Virginia University football recruit was favored to win the boys shot put thanks to a top-seeded distance of 55 feet Krahe’s best attempt in Thursday’s final landed a half-inch short of his season best it was still long enough to eclipse the 55-2 meet record former North East thrower Spencer Cornelius had held since 2011 initially described working with Krahe in recent seasons “Kids like Nick only come along once in a while,” Uglow said “It’s been a long time since I’ve had someone like him And he’s an even better person than an athlete which is what’s made it so much fun to work with him That meant the Huskies won three of the boys’ field events Fairview’s Tyler Sargent held the former mark of 22-5¾ since 2007 Konieczki was confident he could beat Sargent’s record even though it was based on an attempt that didn’t count during Tuesday’s Region 5 dual meet vs More: Northwestern, Corry student-athletes top Erie County high school Athlete of the Week polls Thursday’s third meet record also helped the General McLane boys finish first in the team standings The Lancers compiled 139 points to Harbor Creek’s 107 1/2 Ten of the Lancers’ points were from their first-place 400 relay Cooper Robson and anchor Kyle Birkmire combined for a lap in 43.17 seconds He was the gold medalist for the 100 in 11.08 and the 200 in 22.69 was similarly vital to Fort LeBoeuf’s girls claiming that team title Urbanowicz accounted for 30 of them when she won the 100 in 12.89 the 200 in 26.33 and anchored their 400 relay in 50.70 No meet records were set during Thursday’s girls events with Isabel Owens the only one anticipated to accomplish one The existing mark of 2:21.32 was set by Iroquois’ Kristina Junkin in 2015 Junkin’s record still stood when Owens ran her two laps in 2:28.45 that time was still good enough for first place as was her 5:32.45 performance in the 1,600 but sometimes it just doesn’t happen,” Owens said Spring scoreboard: District 10 baseball, softball, tennis, track, more results for May 8-13 Medalists for the Erie County Classic at Harbor Creek's Paul J (tie) Lily Polk (G) and Holly Shreve (GM) 31-8½; 8 (tie) Mariah Rodemoyer (NE) and Kaci Smith (GM) 4-11; 5 (tie) Olivia Swinarski (HC) and Anastasia Super (G) 4-9; 7 (tie) Lindsey Hasbrouck (Cy) and Katelynn Olmstead (FL) 102-2; 7 (tie) Erin Geer (UC) and Madison Ross (HC) 6-6 Brandon Konieczki (HC) 22-8 (MEET RECORD); 2 (tie) Geremia Dell’omo (G) and Jacob Zietz (GM) 19-11¾; 8 (tie) Sam Brady (HC) and Owen Martin (GM) 5-9; 7 Mason Friedman (FL) and Mason Allsopp (FL) 43-8 1/2 Contact Mike Copper at mcopper@timesnews.com Slippery Rock 7Games going finalFinal: Eisenhower 27 Still 49-21 McDowell with 8:42 left in regulation Fort LeBoeuf 14 Grove City 9 10:09 4Q GC ball own 39 McDowell 42-7 on Owen Haffey 29-yard TD with 6:01 left in third quarter Seneca 33 td pass from Dalton Boyd to Dominic Buscemi PAT NG Seneca 20 Girard 7 Lakeview 14 3:16 3rd Nay 24 TD pass from Zachrich on 4th and 22 Zachrich 2-point run Meadville 14 with 1:44 left in third quarter Reynolds 13 10:15 3rd Skiles 22 TD run (2-point failed) Harbor Creek 14 Vinnie Feliciano 40-yard TD run Stucchio 33 yard FG Fort LeBoeuf 14 Grove City 6 6:57 3Q Zacherl 35 pass to Booher (Booher 2-point rec) McDowell scores again on special teams as DayMar Dickerson scores on a fake punt Blose 3 yard TD run (Blose kick) Fort LeBoeuf 14 Grove City 3 9:52 2Q Meadville 7 Shovel pass from Myers to Daymar Dickerson up middle for TD Fairview 0 Cole Findlay to De'Vaughn Griffin for a 45 TD 1st: Vinnie Feliciano 23-yard TD catch as Mercyhurst Prep leads Harbor Creek 7-0 Girard 0 George Hoag fumble return for a TD Fort LeBoeuf lead right awayDominic Buscemi returns the kickoff 80 yards for a touchdown District 10 high school football enters midseason in Week 5 Walters 70 yard TD run (Blose kick) Fort LeBoeuf 7 Grove City 0 11:41 1Q Lakeview 0 8:24 1st Minjarez 9 TD run (kick failed) Meadville 0 Myers to Dodds for 52 TD pass with 9:28 left in first and Week 5 concludes with three Saturday games Final: Sharon 35, Brooke (http://W.Va.) 3 Keaton Frisina TD catch as Corry goes back on top of Oil City 26-21 with 3:14 left Warren 14 The young Grapepickers finish with 2 wins this year and both were over Class 4A teams The Conneaut running back has more than 300 yards rushing and 4 TDs as he breaks a 99-yard TD run Final: Cathedral Prep 7, Farrell 0 First time Farrell has been shutout twice in one season since 2012 according to @professorbriggs project Meadville 7 The Royals are 5-5 for their first .500 or better regular season since 2017 Girard 0 Furgiuele over 200 yards on the ground Franklin 6 6:12 2nd Mincer 1 TD run TD came after Franklin recovered fumbled INT at Lakeview 19 Meadville 7 Meadville's 3rd turnover was a fumble in the endzone which the Royals fell on for the touchdown Franklin 0 8:41 2nd Skiles 24 TD pass to L The Royals lead 16-7 in the second quarter after a touchdown run and a kickoff return for a touchdown This is the final week of the regular season in high school football Some teams have finished their season after nine games There are 15 games total before the postseason gets underway next week photos and videos from 13 D-10 games tonight in northwestern Pennsylvania and Week 10 concludes with one Saturday game Tentative isn't a word that comes to mind with Harbor Creek wrestler Connor Pierce The senior is a three-time District 10 champion going into Friday's Northwest Region Class 2A tournament He's also a three-time PIAA medalist whose current career record is 133-17 that's how Pierce described his performances last December He said his 12-4 major decision over Connor Saylor in last weekend's 138-pound district final bore little resemblance to his 3-0 victory over that same Hickory junior when they initially met during the Hornets' season-opening meet D-10 Class 2A tourney: Erie County quartet among District 10's Class 2A wrestling champions “Maybe I was a little too nervous to lose then,” Pierce said “but that's all out of me now.” Pierce's record backs up the confidence of his statement He'll take a 31-0 record into the two-day region meet which will determine which wrestlers from districts 10 and 9 advance to the March 10-12 PIAA 2A tournament at Hershey's Giant Center The top three in each weight class will reserve spots in its brackets That same criteria apply to the Northwest Region Class 3A tournament It will run Friday and Saturday at Altoona Here are other notable district participants scheduled to compete at each locale: Class 2APerfect quartet: Pierce is one of four wrestlers who have undefeated records going into Friday's early rounds Each was granted a first-round bye in part because of that shared status Conneaut sophomore Hunter Gould is 33-0 in the 120 bracket He became a first-time district champ thanks to last weekend's 7-1 decision over Reynolds' Chase Bell Grove City sophomore Hunter Hohman is 19-0 in the 152 field and Greenville senior Cole Karpinski is 35-0 at 189 will resume his wrestling career as a cadet at the United States Military Academy Beavers' big guys: Corry seniors Hayden Linkerhof and Xavier Reyda concluded the district finals with back-to-back victories The duo must wait to learn who their quarterfinal opponents will be Best of the Bison: Fort LeBoeuf qualified seven wrestlers JoJo Przybycien defeated Cambridge Springs' Gunnar Gage 5-2 for the 126 title It was the second time in as many weekends the sophomore defeated his Blue Devils' opponent in a tournament final Przybycien initially beat Gage 5-0 in their Section 1-2A title match Gill power: Hickory brothers Louie and senior Carter Gill were victors of their respective divisions at districts Louie Gill continued his quest to repeat as the PIAA's 2A champ at 106 The sophomore improved to 36-1 with a 16-5 major decision against Saegertown's Carter Beck The University of Buffalo recruit had a hand raised after his 13-5 major decision against Girard's Story Buchanan Carter Gill is currently 131-34 in a Hickory singlet Rambler rolls into regions: No D-10 wrestler will have a higher profile at Altoona than Cathedral Prep senior Jake Van Dee The lightweight is a rare four-time district champion a returning state champ and a University of Nebraska recruit Van Dee was hindered by injuries late in the regular season which is why he's only wrestled 15 times since December D-10 Class 3A tourney: General McLane and Cathedral Prep wrestling teams fit to be tied at District 10 3A meet Lancers who loom large: General McLane upset Prep in this season's final of the district's 3A team tournament Among those who contributed to that notable result were upperweights Magnus Lloyd and Wilson Spires Lloyd is already halfway to a career sweep of individual district gold medals The sophomore received his second one when he defeated Prep's Kelyn Blossey in last weekend's 172 final at Meadville Spires pinned McDowell's Jack Sroka in their 285 title match It was the fourth time this season the McLane heavyweight recorded such a result against the Trojan Lloyd and Spires are three of District 10's four wrestlers who received byes into the region's quarterfinal round The fourth is Meadville's Griffin Buzzell (23-1) defeated McLane's Jessi Stempka 9-2 for the district's 189 championship It was Buzzell's third and final first-place finish in that tournament Females in field: Erie County wrestlers Sierra Chiesa and Andie Przybycien qualified for regions as the district's fourth and seventh seeds She'll open against Commodore Perry's Leyton Zacherl She pinned the freshman during the district tournament The senior drew Franklin sophomore Cael Dailey as her initial region foe Andie Przybycien was a gold medalist when the inaugural state girls wrestling tournament was held in 2020 Contact Mike Copper at mcopper@timesnews.com. Follow him on Twitter @ETNcopper Opening matches for District 10 wrestlers in the Northwest Region Class 2A tournament at Sharon: Opening matches for District 10 wrestlers in the Northwest Region Class 3A tournament at Altoona: If buying a house is a commitment to its upkeep buying an old house can be a commitment to maintaining its original features It's why just the thinking about (gulp) painting oak woodwork can go on for years; why original windows that are drafty or cracked don't get replaced as quickly as a car's chipped windshield; why Facebook old-house groups are filled with "Help!" posts Around 42% of housing stock in the city of Erie predates World War II according to 2020 American Community Survey census data The median year for homes built in the city is 1948 predictably the oldest figure in Erie County (Fairview Township and northwest Harborcreek Just 3% of homes in the marketplace were built between 2000 and 2013 The ACS data also show that 23% of residents in the Erie market moved into their homes in 1989 or earlier took possession between 2000 and 2009 More: Erie's newest apartments shaped from 145-year-old buildings in historic site and the friends and family who upgrade or downsize the data show that in Erie County we have generally bought with the hope of staying and then have stayed for a considerable time.  That tends to make us some sort of experts on our houses at a minimum in the way Old Man Parker in "A Christmas Story" was an expert in the eternal conflict with his coal furnace my father wove a tapestry of obscenity that as far as we know is still hanging in space over Lake Michigan." I've added my own indignant mumbles to that tapestry can be negated by the constant pleasures and surprises More: Erie’s rich history preserved in buildings My wife and I have lived in our home for 20 years The original features that caught our attention — the heart pine the kitchen's floor-to-ceiling built-ins — still enchant us today workers found the original slate tiles under 90 years of layered shingles • The original clapboard still lives under the siding • There's a pocket door we had no idea existed when we took possession we discovered a void between the firebox and frame Decades of parish event and donation cards holiday greeting cards and business literature that had unknowingly slipped from the previous owners' hands to ours help us envision our home in different eras • Carpet removal revealed well preserved hardwood floors throughout and two layers of linoleum in the kitchen a long-ago contractor's signature and rough sketch of a rooster emerged on the wall of the living room — where we know from archival newspaper research that at least one funeral took place There are challenges to old-home ownership of course: knob-and-tube wiring; tiny bathrooms; a settling foundation; a dearth of electrical outlets and light fixtures and counter space and central air; those old But coming into that knowledge — the interesting and difficult the actionable and paralyzing — makes us caretakers for and part of something older than ourselves It makes us our individual homes' storytellers and in aggregate our community's historians As House to Home evolves, we'd like to use it to tell those stories — yours, and our community's The discoveries you've made and history you've unearthed The treasures found in the yard and under the eaves The challenges you've encountered and solutions you've reached in modernizing The questions you have about features in your home or how to go about updating without disfeaturing and where to invest to get the best return on your investment solutions and questions to any of tbattaglia@timesnews.com dmassing@timesnews.com or mmartin@timesnews.com We won't know what we'll do with the information until we see what comes to us Matt Martin is executive editor of the Erie Times-News is one of the many picturesque locations to live along Lake Erie The city is most well-known for its sparkling waterfront views and is home to 94,000 residents If you’re looking to buy a home in Erie, you’ll find that the median home sale price is $97,450, the average sale price per square foot is $70, and the housing market is very competitive. And if you’re looking to rent an apartment in Erie the average rent price for a two-bedroom apartment is $1,430 But maybe you’re looking to live in a smaller area with a more suburban feel We’ve collected the 3 best Erie suburbs to consider moving to this year Corry is the first spot on our list of suburbs of Erie About 6,200 people live in this suburban area and you’ll only be about 50 minutes away from downtown Erie Taking the second spot on our list is Meadville About a 50-minute drive away from downtown Erie you can easily visit Presque Isle State Park where you can hike Some popular things to explore in Meadville include visiting Bicentennial Park along French Creek and grabbing a meal at one of the local spots When living in this suburb of 13,100 people you can also spend the day checking out the charming downtown The third suburb on our list is Northwest Harborcreek with a median home sale price of $180,450 and only a 15-minute drive away from Erie From parks and outdoor recreation to shopping there’s lots of things that make Northwest Harborcreek a great place to live Make sure to spend the day enjoying nature at Wintergreen Gorge if you move to the third suburb of Erie Alison is part of the Content Marketing team as a Content Marketing Manager Alison has written a variety of articles ranging from home design tips to housing affordability Alison currently resides in Seattle where you can find her catching a concert or exploring farmers’ markets Her dream home is a cottage-style house with a chef’s kitchen and a cozy room to store and play vinyl records 🇨🇦 Canada Updated January 2020: By searching, you agree to the Terms of Use, and Privacy Policy REDFIN IS COMMITTED TO AND ABIDES BY THE FAIR HOUSING ACT AND EQUAL OPPORTUNITY ACT. READ REDFIN’S FAIR HOUSING POLICY NY Standard Operating Procedures TREC: Info About Brokerage Services, Consumer Protection Notice please call Redfin Customer Support for help at 1-844-759-7732 Editor's note: This is the second in a series of stories on area high school theater productions for the 2021-22 school year Local high schools continue to prepare for upcoming theater seasons with students about to return to class Theater directors for Northwest Pennsylvania Collegiate Academy Harbor Creek High School and Cathedral Preparatory School-Villa Maria Academy are excited to give their students more opportunities to perform this year Whether performances were held last year or not officials at all three said they are excited to return this year with big shows but they are careful not to plan so far in advance as to disappoint students should things need to change Back to school: High schools start preparations for theater productions ahead of return to school This return to student productions is particularly significant for Rich Tryzbiak who could not stage any productions last year because there weren't enough students in the building The Erie School District remained predominately virtual until the spring Tryzbiak wants to give as many students as possible a chance to perform He is planning two weekends of one-act plays in November which is something Collegiate frequently puts on in fall semesters I like to look at a four-year period and do a variety of different types of shows (so students gain different experiences),” said Tryzbiak of his process for choosing a show “But we’ve had an interruption here so really we can start wherever we want.” Virtual theater: Adaptation of 'The Yellow Wallpaper' debuts as part of virtual season for Erie's All An Act Harbor Creek theater director Esther DeMary is excited to bring back the big spring musical this year after being unable to perform it two years in a row Harbor Creek was just about to open “Into the Woods” when the schools shut down and then COVID happened … and we’re still kind of sore and hurt from that,” DeMary said we’re planning to do our spring musical the first week in March We’re planning a big show; dancing DeMary does have a show picked out, but will wait to reveal it until the end of October at the school. Everyone can follow the Harbor Creek Musical Theater Department's Facebook page and check for clues about the show leading up to the reveal Prep-Villa’s theater program is in a unique situation because Prep-Villa staged a full season during the 2020-21 school year of CDC-compliant shows that were open to the public including the area premier of the musical “Bright Star” in its socially-distant concert version adaptation Looking back: Cathedral Prep and Villa Maria students present 'Big Fish' musical in person Prep-Villa theater director Father Mike DeMartinis is looking forward to a busy year comprising its traditional format of two plays and two musicals as well as the return of their performance tours at local grade schools Prep-Villa is also saving their musicals for the spring One of them will be “Oklahoma,” which Prep-Villa has never done before “I’m going back to a classic that I know I can stage really well given everything that’s up in the air,” said DeMartinis The other musical has not yet been chosen but likely will be faith-based Prep-Villa was in their final week of rehearsal for “Jesus Christ Superstar” before the shutdown in 2020 so DeMartinis thinks a different Christian-themed musical would be a suitable return to big musicals at the Catholic school “I think we’re all hoping we can have seasons where our students get some experience in theater,” said Tryzbiak these teachers are glad their students can perform All An Act and Performing Artists Collective Alliance will be requiring patrons to provide proof of vaccination to attend performances Guests with a medical condition or closely held religious belief that prevents vaccination must provide proof of a negative COVID-19 PCR test taken within 72 hours of the performance start time or a negative COVID-19 antigen test taken within 24 hours of the performance start time Until all children have access to a vaccine patrons aged 2 to 12 must wear a mask at all times