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Erie, PA

CITY

Official Website:
http://www.cityoferiepa.com/

Population:
103717 (2000 census)

Founding Date:
1795

County:
Erie County

SCHOOLS

SchoolFounded
Mercyhurst College
1926
Gannon University
1925

ORCHESTRA

OrchestraFounded
Erie Philharmonic
1913

COMPANY HEADQUARTERS

CompanyFounded
Erie Insurance Group
1925

BIRTHS

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Fred Biletnikoff
Football
23-Feb-1943   Raiders WR, Hall of Famer
Billy Blanks
Fitness Guru
1-Sep-1955   Inventor of Taebo
Selden Chapin
Diplomat
19-Sep-1899 26-Mar-1963 US Ambassador to the Netherlands, 1949-53
Kathy Dahlkemper
Politician
10-Dec-1957   Congresswoman from Pennsylvania, 2009-11
Nikki Dial
Pornstar
5-Oct-1973   White Men Can't Hump
Phil English
Politician
20-Jun-1956   Congressman from Pennsylvania, 1995-2009
Mary W. M. Hargreaves
Historian
1-Mar-1914 29-Aug-2008 Dry Farming in the Northern Great Plains
Ish Kabibble
Musician
19-Jan-1908 5-Jun-1994 Trumpeter and novelty singer
Walter E. Mattson
Business
6-Jun-1932 30-Dec-2016 President of the New York Times, 1979-92
Sandra Mortham
Government
4-Jan-1951   Florida Secretary of State, 1995-99
Bud Post
 
5-Apr-1939 15-Jan-2006 Unhappy lottery millionaire
Bob Sanders
Football
24-Feb-1981   Indianapolis Colts
Henry B. Schacht
Business
16-Oct-1934   Former CEO of Cummins, Lucent
Chris Vrenna
Drummer
23-Feb-1967   Drummer for Nine Inch Nails

DEATHS

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Lee Calhoun
Track and Field
23-Feb-1933 22-Jun-1989 Olympic hurdler
William L. Emmet
Engineer
10-Jul-1859 26-Sep-1941 All-electric warships
Anthony Wayne
Military
1-Jan-1745 15-Dec-1796 Revolutionary War general



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