To view our videos, you need to enable JavaScript. Learn how. install Adobe Flash 9 or above. Install now. Then come back here and refresh the page. CHARLOTTE -- Chocolate, candy, cards, and flowers are flying off the shelves, but it's not a surprise. Ac

Katherine DENUCCI, Plaintiff–Appellant, v. J. HENNINGSEN and Washington County, a municipal corporation, Defendants–Respondents, John M. Elliott, dba Elliott Law Offices, Defendant. Carl G. Kiss argued the cause and filed the briefs for appellant.William

Demolishing and cleaning up the Lord Corp. manufacturing plant at West 12th Street and Greengarden Road -- a key component of the deal that kept Lord in Erie -- will not be quick or inexpensive. Costs are projected to be at least $7.9 million, including

INDIANAPOLIS -- Buddy Ryan, "Father of the 46 Defense,'' is feisty as ever, hanging tough in his battle with cancer, predicting the New York Giants fast, fierce front four to be the difference in Super Bowl XLVI Sunday. It is always about defense for Rya

Statewide, 907,423 people – or 14 percent of the population – receive benefits, said Neal Moore, spokesman for the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration. The agency administers the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program in the stat

FORT WORTH, Texas -- Never mind that this is the nation's 16th-largest city and one of the fastest growing. Forget for a moment that Fort Worth, a next-door neighbor to Dallas, is home to nearly 750,000 people, big-time museums and even bigger buildings.

In 2003, we published the first-ever Erie Times-News Editorial Board agenda, outlining our recommended priorities to improve the Erie region. Today, we publish Agenda 2012, the 10th in our series, but this time there's a difference. We've joined with the

Investing in Erie's future was both the name of John Elliott's speech Thursday night and the key to why he believes the area is bouncing back. Elliott, president of the Economic Development Corp. of Erie County, celebrated some of those successes with mo

Kroger today will celebrate a $4.4 million investment to renovate a former Scotts store – part of a $100 million project. The Cincinnati-based chain is hosting a grand opening at the store, 1125 W. State Blvd. Despite the name change, a spokesman said th

The Commonwealth Financing Authority today approved more than $3 million in low-interest loans to finance land acquisition for Erie's inland port project and for the cleanup and reuse of the Lord Corp. facility on West 12th Street. John Elliott, presiden

“There will be soft borders and free movement of people” Veteran journalist and former diplomat Kuldip Nayar on Tuesday backed the emerging idea for the formation of a South Asian Economic Union with “soft borders” among the nations and free movement of

John Elliott walked into the second-floor office suite at 100 State St. on May 24 with a blank yellow legal pad, a pen, his top assistant and few details about why he'd been called there. Elliott's gut, though, told him something huge was going down. For

JAIPUR: At a time when the community of authors at the Jaipur Literature Festival (JLF) extended its unconditional support to author Salman Rushdie, novelist Chetan Bhagat had a different viewpoint. Bhagat, on Saturday, criticised those whose books have

A petition of more than 300 signatures against plans for wind turbines south of Newark has been handed to Newark and Sherwood District Council. Cotham Parish Council chairman Mr John Elliott, of the South Newark Oppose Wind turbines group, with the petit

Jason Lavery, in jeans and a Blue Canoe Brewery T-shirt, spent Thursday kegging beer. Lavery Brewing Co. , which Lavery owns with his wife, Nicole, and business partner Jason Lynch, creates craft beers in rented space behind Hungry Howie's Pizza in downto

BARRIE – Scott Elliott quietly gives his time, his wisdom and his money to make Barrie a better place. Not one to take the limelight, he learned the values of hard work, entrepreneurship and community building from his father, John Elliott, who built not

Ambient electronic trio Emeralds might be one of the most prolific collection of artists around. In the year and a half since Emeralds’ last album, Does It Look Like I’m Here?, John Elliott has released albums under two separate side projects, Imaginary

Thousands of firefightes from across the state attened the somber funeral services for veteran Pompano Beach firefighter William "Bill" Elliott on Friday. The casket carrying Elliott, the city's first firefighter to be killed while on duty, was brought t

A campaign group has been set up to stop wind turbine developments south of Newark it says would desecrate the landscape. South Newark Oppose Wind turbines (SNOW) represents residents in Hawton, Cotham and Thorpe. As many as 11 wind turbines could be bui