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City of Erie, Water Works combining utility bills at start of next year
(WJET/WFXP)– The City of Erie and Erie Water Works announced they’re making changes to how water, sewer and garbage bills are paid at the start of next year. Starting January 1, 2027, the city said all three bills will be combined into a single utility bill for residents and businesses alike to simplify the process, […]
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Ohio Company Demands Workers Repay Up to $10K After Error
Ohio Company Tells Employees to Repay Thousands After Payroll Error An Ohio company is asking employees to repay thousands of dollars after discovering an error in its profit-sharing payments. | 3 Keys to a Browns Victory This Weekend Against the Jets Howmet Aerospace, which operates a manufacturing facility in Niles, Ohio, recently notified hourly employees […]
Franklin County Free Press
Penn State to Host Regional Workshops to Help Dairy Producers Enhance Milk Quality and Herd Management
Submitted By: Daniela Roland, Penn State Extension, Franklin County Dairy Educator. Penn State Extension invites dairy producers to attend a series of Milk Matters workshops this fall, designed to provide practical, science-based strategies to help farms improve milk quality, strengthen herd health, and support profitability. The workshops will focus on real-world management practices, milk quality troubleshooting, and effective use of herd records to make informed management decisions.
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Former Lord Corporation Property Set for Redevelopment
A long-vacant property on Erie’s west side is poised for a new chapter. The former Lord Corporation site at West 12th Street and Greengarden Boulevard has been purchased by Drew Whiting and Michael Peterson, who are exploring redevelopment opportunities for the property. The Erie Downtown Development Corporation (EDDC) will...
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Erie gets first physical marketplace for peer-to-peer vehicle sales
Erie’s first physical pop-up venue for peer-to-peer vehicle sales is opening on Oct. 10. Private Auto Market at 1607 State St., which is also the parking lot of the former Erie Maennerchor Club, will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony with the Erie Regional Chamber and Growth Partnership starting at 9 a.m. What is Private Auto Market? Private Auto Market will provide Erie with a location where vehicle sellers and buyers can meet, browse vehicles, negotiate and complete private vehicle sales. Sellers and buyers will negotiate directly. Private Auto Market provides access to on-site notary services and bill-of-sale templates. Medical education: AHN Saint Vincent to open path to nursing careers for working adults The business aims to provide an alternative to selling a vehicle online through platforms like Facebook Marketplace or Craigslist. According to Private Auto Market organizers, sometimes online meetups can lead to unsafe locations, payment scams and other issues. What to expect at the ribbon-cutting for Private Auto Market? Beginning with the Oct. 10 ribbon-cutting event at State Street, Private Auto Market will have vehicles on-site for sale. A grand opening day special allows sellers to register a vehicle for sale for $50. This special runs on the grand opening
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Troyer Farms potatoes prosper on acres considered for industrial park
Potatoes are being harvested from county-owned land in Girard Township that was once considered for industrial development. Troyer Farms planted the potatoes on the property and is now harvesting the crop. The land became the center of controversy after County Executive Brenton Davis pushed for an industrial park at the site. Erie County Council unanimously […]
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Your Money: Workplace retirement plans for business owners
If you’re a local business owner, you’re juggling many priorities: growing revenue, managing expenses, supporting your team and planning for your future. What if one tool could help with all these goals? Here on Thursday to talk about this was Edward Jones Financial Advisor Charlie Holt.
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Rural Business Boost
Folkland Foods Receives Nearly $200,000 USDA Grant to Support Expansion. Folkland Foods in Waterford is receiving a $199,000 USDA grant to invest in infrastructure, equipment, and raw materials as the organic French fry producer expands. The company’s products are now sold in all 50 states, with plans to develop a third shift and increase production.
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Solar Atmospheres of Western PA Expands Titanium Processing Capabilities with New Water Quench Furnace
Solar Atmospheres of Western PA has expanded its heat treatment capabilities with the delivery of a new water quench furnace specifically designed to process large titanium components. The company is currently commissioning the new system at its Hermitage, Pennsylvania, facility and is expected to be placed into production November 2026.