Opinions differ as residents address Millcreek property purchases
Most told township supervisors that they agree with the vision for the Presque Isle Gateway but many oppose the price the township will pay.
Source: goerie.com
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Millcreek should address flooding woes, not spend money on property
Too much attention has been placed on West Eighth Street as if it were paved with gold. The comprehensive plan is about the entire township.
Source: goerie.com
Millcreek Twp. was right to purchase properties along Eighth Street
The West Eighth Street corridor could be yielding a significant tax base for Millcreek Township, but older building stock impedes new construction.
Source: goerie.com
Millcreek residents say they had no input on property purchases
Residents say township should have done more to tell the public of plans to buy West Eighth St. properties for $7.2M before signing on dotted line.
Source: goerie.com
Montessori trustees approve sale of former school on Sterrettania Road
The buyer is a Millcreek-based company that partners with Amazon to deliver packages in the region.
Neal Brokman Mark Zielinski Ed Palattella Montessori Regional Charter School Erie Montessori Regional Charter School Erie School District
Source: goerie.com
Millcreek bold to buy property near Presque Isle State Park
Other land near Eries bayfront, which you would think would be irresistible to developers, has proved quite resistible recently.
Source: goerie.com
Bricks is set to serve, another new Indian-Nepali place beckons, more
Bricks at the Cashiers house is set to serve, another new Indian-Nepali place beckons, and Sneaky Petes reopens. Stefanellis is building in Meadville
Source: goerie.com
Millcreek to buy Bel-Aire, Joe Root's, more for $7 million-plus
The buildings will be torn down to make room for new development in the townships Presque Isle Gateway District.
Source: goerie.com
Monroe studying conversion of one-way downtown streets to two-way
The study will model geometric changes to the one-way sections of multiple downtown streets, particularly Front, First, Harrison and Macomb.
Source: monroenews.com