Kevin Flowers
Senior Reporter at Erie Times-News
Senior government/in-depth reporter. IRE and National Headliner Award winner; retired 7-foot high jumper; proud dad. Retweets don't = endorsements.
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3 days ago |
goerie.com | Kevin Flowers
The Erie Center for Arts and Technology is looking for a new executive director.
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4 days ago |
goerie.com | Kevin Flowers
Erie’s Home Opportunity Program offers tax abatements and refunds on land acquisition costs to incentivize development on vacant Erie Land Bank properties. The program, combined with ErieBank’s “Open Your Door” assistance, aims to make homeownership more accessible, including for underrepresented groups. Contractor Steve Lewis plans to build a new single-family home on a recently purchased Land Bank lot, citing the program as a key motivator.
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1 week ago |
goerie.com | Kevin Flowers
The code enforcement effort will continue, according to city officials. Since mid-April, city of Erie code enforcement officials have issued 187 warning notices to property owners as part of a ramped-up effort targeting large amounts of trash/debris at properties or left along curbsides and/or sidewalks citywide. But only two of those property owners were assessed a new $1,400 fee for failing to clean up/remove junk within 14 days.
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1 week ago |
goerie.com | Kevin Flowers
Erie City Council has signed off on roughly $1 million to make repairs to the roof of the city-owned Miller Bros. Power Equipment property near 21st and State streets. However, council tapped into a different funding source than Mayor Joe Schember’s administration had been eyeing. At its regular meeting on June 18, council gave final approval to an ordinance that sets aside $1,097,563 for the project. The city plans to transform the property into a new public safety/public works complex.
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1 week ago |
goerie.com | Kevin Flowers
Craig believes Erie 'is the perfect size to bring people together to do collective things,' including tackling racial inequality. Community liaison Daryl Craig said Erie's leaders engaged in discussions about inclusion and addressing systemic issues before the death of George Floyd. Floyd's death spurred further action and protests in Erie and nationwide, leading to increased youth involvement in social justice.
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My story from The Erie Times-News: Erie mayor's race: Inside the campaign finances of Schember, Devlin. The current primary is believed to be a first in Erie - two mayoral candidates in Schember and Devlin who have each raised more than $200,000. https://t.co/ybqaEqnKPW
Check out my story from The Erie Times-News: Erie's water taxi service, dormant since 2019, has a new operator - Galveston, Texas-based JettyLight. https://t.co/2qEegF6np0
Check out my story from The Erie Times-News: 'He was a politically astute guy:' Former Gannon professor Kozak dies Kozak died March 9 in Fort Collins, Colorado following a lengthy illness. He was 80. https://t.co/MHqnJrV1kh