Kevin Flowers is a reporter at the Erie Times-News. He covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, urban design, and real estate, with a focus on accessibility, civil rights, and diversity and inclusion. Kevin's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Sports, USA TODAY, and MSN.
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Erie Mayor Daria Devlin on July 17 addressed the city's internal investigation of the June 28 arrest of 41-year-old Keven Sparks.
By: Kevin Flowers
Sharon, Pa.-based architectural firm HHSDR Architects/Engineers will handle the design work for the next phase of transforming the former Miller Bros. building into a public safety/works complex.
By: Kevin Flowers
Ideas for Change resulted from a city partnership with change.org, the online petition website and technology platform that allows users to create, sign, and share petitions on various issues.
The National Register designation for City Hall gives the city access to various types of state and federal funding/incentives specifically earmarked for historic preservation.
The draft plan for what's being called "Erie Outside" was unveiled in June. Erie Outside seeks to create a parks improvement plan for the next 20 years in Erie.
By: Kevin Flowers
A tiny homes village was once planned in the 400 block of East 16th Street, near the Erie County Prison. But cost concerns prompted County Executive Christina Vogel to change course.
By: Kevin Flowers
Gordon Mann of Public Financial Management Inc. said his firm will deliver specific deficit-cutting advice to the city in August/early September.
By: Kevin Flowers
City Council is considering the new rules in the wake of Councilman Ed Brzezinski misgendering council's president and fellow Democrat Tyler Titus at a June 9 meeting.
Council will continue to follow Robert’s Rules of Order, which guide City Council and governmental bodies nationwide, in terms of decorum/conduct.
She mentioned that in the coming weeks, consultants from Philadelphia-based Public Financial Management will provide key recommendations to city officials on how to tackle the deficit and stabilize finances moving forward.
