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SPRING • 2020 Welcome Back to HC In Bloom! The HC Community Engagement Team received great feedback from last year’s venture and can’t wait your to seearborcreek your 2020 vision for your flower and vegetable gardens. Once again, thank you to Stan’s Garden Center for partnering with us on the colorful experience. Registration between April 1 and May 31st Simply stop in the HC Municipal...something Building to sign up. for everyone! At registration you will receive an “HC In Bloom” yard sign that must be displayed in your front yard and visible from the road. You will also receive a one-time use coupon from Stan’s Garden Center for 10% off of plant material purchased. Coupon expires May 31, 2020. Three Garden Categories: 1. Resident Flower Garden 2. Resident Vegetable Garden (Annual and/or perennial) 3. Commercial/Business Flower Garden Gardens will be judged on the following criteria: Flower Garden: Vegetable Garden: • Use of Color • Variety of Plants 2020 • Layout and Design • Layout and Design • Variety of Flowers • Health of Plants • Health of Plants • “Curb Appeal” of Garden • “Curb appeal” of Flowers Residential Winners will receive: 1st place - $250 Stan’s Garden Center Gift Card 2nd place - $100 Stan’s Garden Center Gift Card 3rd place - $50 Stan’s Garden Center Gift Card Single Business/Commercial Flower Garden winner will receive a recognition plaque Required registration information includes: 1. Name and address yourHarborcreek Magazine 2. Location of garden to be judged Container flower pots or container gardens are (front or back yard) eligible for judging. 3. Category entering: Judging for Flower Garden entries will take place Resident Flower (Free entry fee) the week of July 13th and judging of Vegetable Resident Vegetable (Free entry fee) Gardens will take place the week of August 10th. Judging will be done by volunteers from the HC Commercial Flower ($25 registration fee) Community Engagement Team and all winners will 4. Permission for judges to photograph your be notified towards the end of August. property for use in the Fall Issue of HC In Bloom signs will be “harvested” by volunteer members the end of September. An opportunity for HarborcreekHarborcreek residents Residents!! to WINNERS WILL BE FEATURED IN THE FALL 2020 EDITION OF show off their flower and yourHarborcreek MAGAZINE. vegetableShow off gardens your withflower andthe chance vegetable of winning gardens! great prizes compliments of Stan’ssee pageGarden 24 for Center. details What Is Your Barrier To A Healthier Smile? North East Dental Arts Has Solutions! TIME Delaying treatment can cause further complications & be more costly. Semiannual FEAR visits are advised for a Our comfort menu has healthy mouth. EMBARRASSMENT 14 items to help Our team of professionals patients relax during treat every patient with exams & procedures. dignity and respect according to their needs & condition of their mouth. TRUST North East Dental Arts has been voted Best Dentist & Dental Office 8 years in a row. BUDGET Two affordable Dental Savings Plans are available along with several financing options to help secure your treatment. Welcoming New Patients Serving The Harborcreek Area For Over 20 Years! Call: (814)725-4700 90 East Main Street, North East, PA 16428 | NorthEastDentalArts.com your arborcreek magazine SPRING • 2020 — Volume 5 • Number 1 2020 has gotten off to a busy start at Harborcreek Township Harborcreek Township. We have welcomed 5601 Buffalo Road new Supervisor Steve Oler to the team and Harborcreek, PA 16421 CONTENT Harborcreek continues to plan and work 814-899-3171 towards a bright future in the township. www.harborcreektownship.org In The Community ..............2-7 & 12 A mild winter has allowed crews to begin Development Update ....................8 work on a renovated concession stand Normal Business Hours: and restrooms at Whitford Park as well Monday - Friday 8:00am - 4:30pm Historical Society ...................... 14 as staying on top of road maintenance. Closed Weekends and Holidays Fire Departments .................. 15-17 As soon as warmer weather sets in, parks will spring to life and welcome you back to Community Calendar .............. 18-19 Supervisors: enjoy the fresh air in our almost 900 acres Husky Happenings ................. 20-23 of parkland. It will also be a busy summer Tim May, Dean Pepicello, Steve Oler season as roads crews will be out prepping STEAM at Harbor Creek ........... 25-26 Connie Cruz - Zoning Administrator for projects throughout the township. Healthy in Harborcreek ............... 28 Shelley Hull - Board Secretary We welcome you to enjoy all that Harborcreek has to offer this spring and Steve Seidler - Comptroller summer including the Whitford Park Dave Eades - IT Local Government Offices: Brian Benovic - EMA Summer Concert Series which starts District Justice Lisa R. Ferrick Krista Arnold - Code Enforcement Wednesday, June 10th. It’s one of our long 3921 Buffalo Road standing traditions that makes Harborcreek Michelle Hannold - Receptionist/Roads Erie, PA 16510 a great place to live, work, and play. and Parks Secretary 814-451-6516 Harborcreek Township... Something for Everyone The Road & Parks Crew: State Representative Dean, Steve and Tim Mike Bean Mike Harrington Curt Sonney - 4th District Dave Zellefrow Bryer Sonney District Office Kurt Heidecker Steve Brainard K-Mart Plaza Interested in advertising in “your 4457 Buffalo Road Harborcreek” magazine and reaching Isaac Dombrowski Ted Harmle John Pearson Doug Doerr Erie, PA 16510 over 17,000 residents of Harborcreek 814-897-2080 Township? Greg Rzodkiewicz Jason Moczulski Steve Salow Wayne Boyd State Senator Dan Laughlin Please contact Stacey Stranko at Nick Taccone Bob Anderson 1314 Griswold Plaza [email protected] Don Erbin Erie, PA 16501 or call: 814-636-4419 Dakota Sonney 814-453-2515 Would you like to contribute content to “yourHarborcreek” magazine? Please Harborcreeek Township Sewer Auth. forward information and pictures (if 814-899-9191 applicable) to YourHarborcreek@ Brian McNamara, HTSA Manager harborcreektownship.org or call 814-899-3171. Harborcreek Township Harborcreeek Township Tax Collector Pam Brink maintains full editorial rights and will 5601 Buffalo Road include content when content room is Harborcreek, PA 16421 available. 814-899-0818 Tuesday-Friday, 9:30-1pm and 2-5pm MAGAZINE DEADLINE: The next deadline to submit content to Harborcreek Senior Center/AARP be considered for “yourHarborcreek” Chapter magazine is May 11, 2020. Located in lower level of HC Municipal Building — Hours - Monday & Photo credits in this issue of “your Wednesday — 12:30pm to 4:30pm Harborcreek”, all or in part, courtesy of Monthly meetings normally held the first John D. Fox Photography and Kevin Soles. Tuesday of each month @ 1:00pm. Please call 814-899-3171 to confirm. 1 In The Community June 10 Country Blue Harborcreek Township Update – June 17 A Look Ahead… Generic Grass (roots/rock) WHITFORD PARK June 24 As we turn the calendar to a new decade it’s a good time to look Loose Change Band ahead at the next 10 years for Harborcreek Township. The last 10 years, in large part due to a new attitude towards development, Concert Series July 1 aggressive but short-term tax abatement, and a willingness of The Mountain Thyme Ramblers developers to take some chances on an east side suburb amid a Spring Things to do in Harborcreek! Wednesdays Evenings at 7 pm July 8 surging national economy, brought extensive redevelopment and Shady Side commercial expansion while residential growth slowed as Erie County Rolling Ridge Crafts continued to lose population. July 15 Look no further than Rolling Ridge Park for daily summer crafts More than 10 years after that commercial renaissance began, the Acoustic Ear Candy (roots/rock) fun! Pam and Marilyn are excited to continue one of Harborcreek’s rise of Amazon and on-line purchasing from even the smallest mom July 22 longest running summertime traditions. More details will be available and pop shops, combined with Erie County’s population decline Mike and Marie Acoustics as school draws to a close and summer heats up – tentative date for has contributed to some leveling off of commercial construction. Pam and Marilyn’s arrival is June 8th – 9 to 1 PM. Keep checking our While we believe moderate commercial expansion will continue for Jul 29 website and Facebook for more updates. the foreseeable future, we don’t expect to continue at the pace of Lake Erie Banjo Jammers the last decade. Similar outlying municipalities, particularly in many Tennis lessons in the Creek August 5 rust belt towns, are dealing with the same issues. You need to look Polka Relations Perhaps a future Roger Federer in the house? Harborcreek Town- no further than the empty spaces in the Millcreek Mall to see how ship is once again will once again be hosting a FREE tennis clinic for quickly business trends can change. Regardless, we expect moderate August 12 Harborcreek children aged 8-18. Check the township website and commercial growth to continue. Kurt Novakowski, Elvis Impersonator Facebook page for specific times and dates. We are seeing some early signs of increased residential growth as August 19 Harborcreek’s Family Fishing Day people continue to choose Harborcreek Township to live, work, play, David Julius and send their children to school. New housing starts are up, at least Fishing day will take place on Saturday, May 2nd at Harborcreek one new subdivision is being built, vacant lots are being purchased, Community Park. The S.O.N.S of Lake Erie will be on hand to help and Harborcreek houses for sale are among the shortest times on young anglers learn how to bait, cast, and catch a keeper! The fun market of any Erie County municipality. We expect to markedly grow starts about 8 am when you can help the great volunteers from residentially over the next decade. S.O.N.S. stock the pond. As always, we’ll continue to provide all of the services you’ve been accustomed to receiving at the best level possible.
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