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National Fuel purchases, relocating to former Hammermill property

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By Jade Burns 
| WJET-TV (Erie, PA)
National Fuel has purchased the former Hammermill Paper Company property on Erie’s East Side for $3.35 million. The natural gas company plans to establish its new primary office on the 10-acre parcel, driven by company expansion and the need for a larger facility. This new location will become the main office for National Fuel’s Pennsylvania and Ohio regulated businesses after renovations.
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Bike lane painting begins on French Street Original

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By Jade Burns 
| WJET-TV (Erie, PA)
Posted: Jun 3, 2026 / 04:19 PM EDT Updated: Jun 3, 2026 / 04:19 PM EDT The City of Erie is moving towards its next steps in making the area bicycle-friendly. Crews have been out since Monday, painting a new bike lane on French Street. It comes as part of the city’s Erie Bikeway Loop Project that stretches from 10th Street up to 26th Street. Safe bike lanes were recommended from the active Erie transportation plan that was adopted in 2021.
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Commercial kitchen now available to use at Edinboro Market

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By Jade Burns 
| WJET-TV (Erie, PA)
Posted: Jun 2, 2026 / 03:58 PM EDT Updated: Jun 2, 2026 / 05:44 PM EDT Small-scale farmers and food entrepreneurs will now have an opportunity to use a licensed kitchen to make and sell items. Erie County’s first shared-use commercial kitchen has been built at the Edinboro Market located on Mill Street. Market owners wanted to bring a space to local farmers to cook, can, freeze or dehydrate produce, all while building sales.
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