Kevin Flowers is a reporter at Erie Times-News. He specializes in construction and real estate, with a focus on urban design, development, and the housing market, while also covering regional interest, government, and legal affairs. Kevin's work has been featured in notable publications including Yahoo Sports, USA TODAY, and MSN.
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City Councilman Ed Brzezinski's letter to the editor was published online by the Erie Gay News on Aug. 23. The outlet serves Erie's LGBTQ+ community.
By: Kevin Flowers
Erie Mayor Daria Devlin and police officials declined to publicly identify the officer who was demoted.
Mayor Daria Devlin said the size of any tax increase has yet to be determined. But Mann's suggested tax hike range would add between $100 and $200 to the tax bill of a property assessed at $100,000.
By: Kevin Flowers
The session addressing housing challenges in the Erie area will take place Sept. 22 at East Middle School, 1001 Atkins St., and begin at 6 p.m.
By: Kevin Flowers
Red Letter Hospitality will launch a restaurant at the market house that will feature “casual American cuisine" alongside indoor and outdoor games.
By: Kevin Flowers
The former Sacred Heart School, 816 W.26th St., is being renovated to create 20 new apartments for vulnerable families.
"Erie Outside" has secured a crucial endorsement. A resolution supporting the city's comprehensive multiyear plan to improve the city's parks system was approved unanimously by Erie City Council on Sept. 2.
By: Kevin Flowers
Council's study session on the police budget is scheduled for Sept. 10 at 5:30 p.m. in the Bagnoni Council Chambers at City Hall, 626 State St.
By: Kevin Flowers, Tim Hahn, Ed Palattella
In the days before 9/11, Erie County was focused on local issues like a new fire reporting system and a study on racial profiling by police.
By: Kevin Flowers
Erie residents will have a chance to discuss housing affordability, homelessness and other challenges at a Sept. 22 town hall at East Middle School.
