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Nellie Fallon, Social Media Editor and Photographer

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It was so good to see the beautiful clouds, sun, and buildings from a high perspective. This picture was taken right after take off mid- afternoon.

A Change in Altitude Changes Pandemic Attitude

Nellie Fallon
December 17, 2020
At Franks Farm Market (5880 Sterrettania Rd.) right when you pull into the parking lot there is a sign that greets you to the season.

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It finally is fall and the temperature is dropping by the day. Local families are preparing for the cold and stacking wood for cozy fires on cold nights.

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Franks Farm Market (5880 Sterrettania Rd.) sells fall decorations to make your house feel homey. There are pumpkins, birds, pictures with fall captions, and many more, as well as seasonal produce and baked goods.

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At Franks Farm Market (5880 Sterrettania Rd.) has a parking lot full of pumpkins and fall flowers for everyone who celebrates Halloween, especially for the tradition to carve a pumpkin and light it up.

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A good fall activity is to take a country drive, like this to Waterford where horses graze among the colored leaves falling off the trees.

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Halloween house decorating has almost become as popular as Christmas decorating. Glowing pumpkins and lights hanging from the eaves of houses are common in October and brighten the neighborhoods around Millcreek.

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The latest TikTok trend is to dress up like a ghost and take pictures around town at night. This picture is taken at Wegmans parking lot on ( 5028 W. Ridge Rd.) It keeps the TikTok fans entertained while taking their minds off the pandemic.

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Franks Farm Market, (5880 Sterrettania Rd.) There are blueberries, grapes, apples, and pears, as well as a variety of fall decor.

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Its spooky season and baking halloween cookies is a great way to bond with your family or friends. Local bakeries also have lots of seasonal options, like this cookie frosting pack from Walmart. The pack features sugar cookies with vanilla icing and black fondant.

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At Franks Farm Market (5880 Sterrettania Rd) shoppers eyes are drawn to the assortment of baked goods including the Halloween decorated cakes.

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The Bicentennial Tower (1 State St.) is an observation tower located on the Erie Bayfront. It features views of Lake Erie, Presque Isle State Park, and downtown Erie. Admission is regularly $5 for adults, $2 for children ages 7 to 12 and free for children 6 and under. Hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Photo Essay: Things to do in Erie Pa.

Nellie Fallon
October 16, 2020
This is 2nd lunch in the humanities area. Students are only to sit two people at a table. Tables have to be spread out and the students at the tables. There are only allowed so many people in the cafeteria at once. They made each lunch have the same amount of students at a time.

Photo Essay: Back to School

Nellie Fallon
October 6, 2020
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