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Sweet new offering is coming to Millcreek Mall. Candy World opens soon

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By Jim Martin Verified
| MSN Verified
A new candy store is coming to the Millcreek Mall Candy World has signed a lease for a 2,000-square-foot space, said Joe Bell, spokesman for the Youngstown-based Cafaro Co. that owns the local mall. Bell didn't have a timetable, but said the store's out-of-town owner is apparently expected to open soon in a location that's near Dick's Sporting Goods and the Widget Kidz Zone. According to the mall, the shop will feature candy from around the world, chocolates, bubble tea and drinks.
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Another $3.3 million set aside for further cleanup at Ironworks Square

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By Jim Martin Verified
| Centre Daily Times Verified
The Erie County Redevelopment Authority has hired a company to conduct an environmental remediation at 645 W. 12th St. The Erie County Redevelopment Authority is in the home stretch as it continues work on the main building at Ironworks Square, a reinvention of the former Erie Malleable Iron Co. complex on West 12th Street. But there's more work to be done on the five-acre property that the Redevelopment Authority purchased for $375,000 in February of 2021.
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Mark Jeanneret named CEO of VisitErie, removing interim status

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By Jim Martin Verified
| Erie Times-News Verified
Aug. 11, 2026, 12:16 p.m. ET VisitErie, Erie County's tourism promotion agency, has made it official. Mark Jeanneret, the former executive director of the Erie Sports Commission, has been named CEO of VisitErie after serving as the organization's interim leader since May 4. Jeanneret, 57, took over following the retirement of John Oliver, who led the organization since its formation in 2001.
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