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Did you know that by shoping local you are also helping your community in a number of ways? Here are just a few reasons why we should shop local.
1. Shopping Local Saves You Money. When you shop local you can save money on gas and travel time which saves you money.
2. Local Businesses Contribute to our Community. Local businesses contribute to our community by volunteering and making donations to our schools, nonprofits, and community groups.
3. Receive Extra Attention and Quality Service. They are eager to help you find that perfect gift. They get to know you by name and know how to make you feel special.
4. Money Spent Local Stays Local. Shopping local helps to fund more city services through sales tax, creates jobs, and promotes community development.
1. Shopping Local Saves You Money. When you shop local you can save money on gas and travel time which saves you money.
2. Local Businesses Contribute to our Community. Local businesses contribute to our community by volunteering and making donations to our schools, nonprofits, and community groups.
3. Receive Extra Attention and Quality Service. They are eager to help you find that perfect gift. They get to know you by name and know how to make you feel special.
4. Money Spent Local Stays Local. Shopping local helps to fund more city services through sales tax, creates jobs, and promotes community development.
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Erie City Council Doubles Rebate on Burress Addition Lots
In an effort to encourage growth, the council voted to double the rebate incentive for lot
purchases in the new Burress Addition for a limited time from $3,000.00 to $6,000.00.
The increased rebate incentive is available through June 30, 2012 and is limited to one lot per person. The rebate incentive is set up for the purchaser to buy a lot at the full price of $12,000.00 and if a home is built within 2 years on that lot, the purchaser will receive a rebate of $6,000.00. They lose the rebate if a home is not built within the two years.
Any additional lots purchased or any lot purchased after June 30, 2012 will revert back to the $3,000.00 rebate incentive. The new homebuilder incentive package that allows up to $2,500.00 in city services for water and sewer taps and electric meter installation still applies to all new homes built in the Burress Addition as well as anywhere within the city limits.
For full details and information, contact city hall at 244-3461 or the city website
at erieks.com. More information on the Burress Addition (restrictive covenants, plot diagram, new homebuilder incentive package) can be found here.
purchases in the new Burress Addition for a limited time from $3,000.00 to $6,000.00.
The increased rebate incentive is available through June 30, 2012 and is limited to one lot per person. The rebate incentive is set up for the purchaser to buy a lot at the full price of $12,000.00 and if a home is built within 2 years on that lot, the purchaser will receive a rebate of $6,000.00. They lose the rebate if a home is not built within the two years.
Any additional lots purchased or any lot purchased after June 30, 2012 will revert back to the $3,000.00 rebate incentive. The new homebuilder incentive package that allows up to $2,500.00 in city services for water and sewer taps and electric meter installation still applies to all new homes built in the Burress Addition as well as anywhere within the city limits.
For full details and information, contact city hall at 244-3461 or the city website
at erieks.com. More information on the Burress Addition (restrictive covenants, plot diagram, new homebuilder incentive package) can be found here.
138th Old Soldiers & Sailors Reunion - River Run Results
Boy was it a hot one this year! This year there were 148 participants in the River Run, which was down from the record number of 179 runners last year. For complete results, check out the 2011 River Run page.
2011 School Year Is Here
The 2011 school year has started, and there many kids walking to and from school. Please be careful as you drive around town, as many walk in the streets because of the lack of sidewalks in town.
If you want to keep up to date with school events, follow one or all of these groups on Facebook:
- Erie Elementary School
- Erie Schools, USD 101
- Erie Elementary PTO
If you want to keep up to date with school events, follow one or all of these groups on Facebook:
- Erie Elementary School
- Erie Schools, USD 101
- Erie Elementary PTO
2011 Erie Red Devil Activity Schedules
New Rocks in Town
Anybody notice the new rocks along the highway in front of the First Christian Church? This project can be credited to the Erie Chamber of Commerce, the First Christian Church, and Tim Zeigenbein. They all worked together to get these rocks in place.
The lettering is still to come, but soon we will be able to welcome all to our great town!
The lettering is still to come, but soon we will be able to welcome all to our great town!
