Warren Main Street

Lots Going On!

2012-02-04T15:55:00.001-08:00

We are working hard on Rib Fest 2012 and Liberty Rocks! Looking for bands and volunteers to pull both of these events off well.

Two days of meetings on Rt. 6 generated plenty of information - TimesObserver.com | News, Sports, Jobs, Community Information - The Times Observer

2012-02-04T15:02:00.000-08:00

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Happy New Year!

2011-12-30T12:50:00.001-08:00

Wishing you a wonderful and safe New Year's Eve Weekend! Happy New Year! Bring on 2012

Hiking, Biking Trail System Outlined in ANF

2011-11-08T15:04:00.001-08:00

Hiking, biking trail system outlined in ANF

November 7, 2011

The Times Observer

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By COLIN KYLER
ckyler@timesobserver.com
Organizers of a proposed mountain biking/hiking trail system have introduced their project to the public.
On Sunday, planners guided interested groups through a portion of the proposed trail at the Jakes Rocks overlook area. International Mountain Bicycling Association Mid-Atlantic Regional Director Frank Maguire said Allegheny National Forest officials are performing environmental reviews of the project.
After that, Maguire said, organizers will have to raise funds. The project will cost around $2 million, he said, and construction should start in the spring of 2013.
Ines Nelson of Pennsylvania Kinzua Pathways said before she moved to the area she spent time touring Kinzua Dam. There was no connectivity, she said, as visitors had to travel by car between the dam, Jakes Rocks and the Rimrock Overlook.
According to Nelson, stakeholders have already taken part in 200 meetings over a three-year period. The trails are part of a larger Southern Allegheny Reservoir Enhancement Project, which would also bring environmentally friendly lodging between Kinzua Beach and the Rimrock Overlook.
The system would consist of 43 miles of trails, Maguire said, which are currently flagged with pink ribbons. They will be color coded by increasing difficulty, he said, from green to blue to black.
The width will be 48 inches on the green trails, Maguire said, and decrease to between 18 inches to 24 inches on the blue and black ones. Trail materials will not be imported, but there is currently 6 inches of organic material in the area which would need to be cleared down to the soil.
"That will create a firm base," Maguire said. "Water will never sit on it long enough to permeate."
In addition to biking and hiking, Maguire said the green and blue trails would provide an opportunity for cross-country skiing. However, he noted the black trails would likely be too difficult for that activity.
Throughout the process, Maguire said the Forest Service has been helpful. To get the project done, he said it would be an accomplishment for them.
At the local level, Maguire said around $80,000 has been raised so far. He noted this puts it past the dream phase.
While the cost may seem high, Maguire said it compares favorably to creating paved roads. For just one mile of paved road, he said it can require between $400,000 and $1 million.
At Raystown Lake, Maguire said a similar trail system attracts 24,000 visitors each year. Recently, he said another hotel opened in that area.

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Arts group transcends GRO-Warren

2011-11-01T14:46:00.001-07:00

Arts group transcends GRO-Warren

ACA won’t be affected by demise of agency

November 1, 2011

By ERIC TICHY (etichy@timesobserver.com) , The Times Observer

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The dissolution of GRO-Warren, whose board of directors voted to resign last week, comes as the cash-strapped group struggled to find its niche within the community.
But the news hasn't slowed down a core group established under the former economic development organization. In fact, the Allegheny Center for the Arts is hoping to excel on its own essentially establishing itself as a viable organization in downtown Warren.
That may have been the plan all along.
"Actually, from the very beginning we figured we would become independent," ACA Board President Mark Davis said Monday. "We really knew that we wanted to be a stand-alone group, even as GRO-Warren worked to get us a building."
That building, however, may have been the beginning of the end between the two groups. Failed attempts to develop a Liberty Street building into a thriving arts center forced the ACA to find its own home which it did next door within Watt Office Design.
Davis said the two groups started off with a strong bond, which included a liaison who would sit in on ACA board meetings. That, however, changed, he said, right as former GRO-Warren Executive Director Chris Cheronis resigned in July.
"The first year we started, we had a contact person, but that ended before she resigned," Davis said. "They haven't sent a liaison in at least a half a year."
Cheronis was forced to step down due to a lack of pay, which highlighted the organization's growing financial problems.
But Davis said no anomosity lies between the two entities, noting GRO-Warren's key role in getting the ACA up and running.
"We wouldn't have gotten started without them," Davis said. "They were very helpful to us and I think it was too bad that it took the turn that it did."
Harvey Stone, former GRO-Warren board vice president, also acknowledged the success of the arts center, pointing out art shows and classes which become building blocks for the ACA.
The ACA is now in the process of securing its own 501(c)(3) tax-exempt designation, a status which GRO-Warren was able to provide. "We were able to use that (status) with them, even though they were going in that direction," he said of mounting financial problems.
Davis said the ACA is considered a non-profit organization through the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, although the group is looking to secure its own 501(c)(3) status once funding is procured. The status reserved for religious and educational institutions is given to non-profit groups for tax exempt purposes.
"We were hoping they would last longer and we could put that off, but we are very seriously looking at that," Davis said.
The ACA is currently gearing up for a second cycle of classes, which should begin Jan. 3, 2012. Davis said the group currently has 50 members and 15 teachers, although he hopes to see both numbers grow as the organization moves forward.
"Now we have to attract students," he said. "We have a good base of teachers; now we just have to find a way to attract new students."

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Annual Main Street Christmas Walk & Parade

2011-10-29T08:53:00.000-07:00

Time	Friday, December 2 · 6:00pm - 9:00pm

Location	Warren, Pennsylvania

Created By	Warren PA Main Street

More Info	Come Join Us on December 2nd at 6 PM for the Warren Main Street's Annual Christmas Walk & Parade. The Parade will be at 6 PM around the block of Liberty Street, Second Avenue, Hickory and Third. Stores will be offering special deals and items for your shopping pleasure and will stay open until 9 PM. There will be music and food. Door Prizes and a Great Raffle with a Wonderful Grand Prize! Hope to see you there!

Board resigns ~ Action means GRO-Warren will shut down

2011-10-29T06:37:00.000-07:00

Board resigns

Action means GRO-Warren will shut down

October 29, 2011

The Times Observer

By ERIC TICHY
etichy@timesobserver.com
Citing "several reasons," including an inability to make progress, GRO-Warren's board of directors voted to resign on Thursday, essentially dissolving the fledgling organization under Warren Main Street.
On Friday, GRO-Warren Board Vice President Harvey Stone announced the resignation of the board, acknowledging financial hardships in keeping the non-profit group afloat.
"After discussion of the GRO-Warren entity's current situation and inability to continue to make progress, the board voted to resign," Stone said in a release.
When reached by phone, Stone declined to comment further on reasons for the dissolution of the organization, but said with no current board of directors, "GRO-Warren no longer exists."
"This leaves GRO-Warren without a board of directors, therefore unable to conduct business. The board voted to authorize the secretary and treasurer to file final paperwork and close out the entity's account with six months," Stone said.
In April, after taxes are paid, Stone said all of GRO-Warren's accounts will be closed.
Stone, however, pointed out a few bright spots for the organization, which was formed over three years ago to support Warren Main Street, which was having financial problems of its own.
"GRO-Warren accomplished much during its short existence," he said. "It sponsored the Allegheny (Center) for the Arts, hosted a number of art shows in its office, assisted in the opening of various downtown businesses as well as providing its executive director to the city to help complete the downtown streetscape project."
In July, former GRO-Warren Executive Director Chris Cheronis resigned as board leader, citing a lack of pay in the cash-strapped organization.
"I have worked for as long as I can without compensation over the last three months due to the lack of funds in the organization," Cheronis said in July.
Her resignation came two months after Warren City Council approved a $243,000 payment to GRO-Warren. Portions of that amount, in the area of $162,000, was used to pay back money spent by GRO-Warren on behalf of the city.
The balance of the city's payment was earmarked for keeping the organization solvent for at least three months, or until further funding could be secured. Stone would not comment if the dissolution was a result of failed attempts to find support.
In May, renovations for the home of the ACA fell through in the wake of funding setbacks. The company hired to renovate the Liberty Street building filed a mechanic's lien on the property in May when payments were about $527,000 in arrears.

2011-09-17T05:33:00.001-07:00

Facade

August 19, 2011

The Times Observer

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Warren Main Street program recently distributed checks to local businesses which qualified to have half of the cost of their facades reimbursed through a grant from the Pennsylvania Downtown Center. The grants were facilitated by the Warren Main Street Program and its Design Committee that new board president Julia Tarr said focuses on creating an "inviting environment for shoppers, workers and visitors." On Wednesday, Tarr presented a check for reimbursement to Judy Mullen of Gaughn's Drug Store on Pennsylvania Avenue in Warren. The reimbursement covered half of the total cost of the facade improvement. Mullen said the facade was at least 30 years old. "I think it's great. It really helps out new business owners," she said. Other facade grant recipients include The Tybout House of Handcrafts, Warren Pet Shop, and McKissock Education.

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River Cleanup Allegheny Outfitters

2011-09-17T05:23:00.001-07:00

River cleanup involves more than pulling out tires and appliances

Prescription drugs, scrap metal will be collected

September 17, 2011

The Times Observer

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By BRIAN FERRY
bferry@timesobserver.com
Cleaning up the Allegheny River isn't all about aluminum cans, plastic bottles, and tires.
Nor is it limited to the household appliances, lawn decorations, and several-hundred-pound snow plows that volunteers with the annual Allegheny River Cleanup sometimes come across.
This year, the project includes materials that no volunteer could even see, let alone grab and throw into a trash receptacle.
Prescription medications, when disposed of by flushing into the sewer system, often make it to waterways.
The environmental effects of flushing medications are being studied.
To combat that form of pollution, the River Rats (the leaders of the cleanup operation) invited law enforcement agents to run a drug take-back on the last day of this year's event.
A tent will be set up in the vacant lot at the corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and Market Street in Warren from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, and Youngsville Police Chief Todd Mineweaser will supervise the collection.
All prescription medications will be accepted and disposed of by methods approved by the federal Drug Enforcement Administration. Syringes will not be accepted.
Another prevention portion of the cleanup is the availability of a container where residents can turn in junk metal. That container will also be available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. Cleanup volunteers will be available to help unload heavy and bulky items.

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New Facebook Page: Warren PA Main Street

2011-08-06T21:16:00.000-07:00

Check out our new Facebook Page: Warren PA Main StreetBecome our friend to stay up-to-date on all our plans, upcoming events, meetings, accomplishments...

http://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#!/warrenpamainstreet

Warren Farmer's Market Update

2011-08-06T19:52:00.001-07:00

Market Days

Farmers Market hitting its stride

August 6, 2011

By BEN KLEIN bklein@timesobserver.com , The Times Observer

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Warren's Farmers Market is about half way through its five-month run and so far, business is good.
Josie Gerardi, who coordinates the Farmers Market with Bill Dyke, said new vendors and a good garden season have grown turnout.
"We've picked up a lot of new vendors and old ones are back," Gerardi said, adding, "Garden season is coming along really well; we've got a lot of produce."
With 22 vendors selling everything from baked goods to fruits and vegetables, Gerardi said there are definitely more people with a marketable commodity who have joined the Farmers Market.
The Early Bird Farmers Market kicked off on June 18, three weeks earlier than the official opening on July 9. Gerardi said the initial the response was slow, but the number of visitors to the market has definitely picked up.
"It's been going really well," she said.
A few changes to the Farmers Market have also been instituted, including the market staying at the Midtown Parking Lot, instead of opting to close Liberty Street from Second to Third Avenues.
Gerardi said the Midtown Lot is an easier location for the vendors and the attendees.
"It's a good spot for us; we're planning on staying there," she said.
Gerardi said since many of the customers return to the market on Saturdays, it has become a social event as well. Most of the customers return to a vendor, but there are also new customers who have heard of the farmers market, or are from out of town.
The farmers market serves as a social event where friends are meeting friends and purchase fresh produce that is grown locally.
"It's local; it's fresh; it's a social event," Gerardi said. "It's a nice camaraderie."
The Warren County Master Gardeners will be at the Warren Farmers Market this Saturday. There will be volunteers available to answer gardening questions. Celia Knapp, a Master Gardener, will also be available to talk about the iris borer.
The iris borer is a nocturnal moth that turns into a grub that will eat the Iris leaves and bulbs, Knapp said.
She will discuss the devastating affects the iris borer can have on bearded iris and Siberian iris, and how gardeners can control the pest.
The Farmers Market is held from 8 a.m. until noon every Saturday at the Second Avenue side of the Midtown Parking Lot.

Another Great Main Street Open Air Market!

2011-08-06T19:46:00.000-07:00

Even though is was pouring down rain at 7:30 AM, we had a great turnout of shoppers for our Open Air Market today! The rain stopped by 10 AM. It turned into a really nice day! Busy & Fun!

Boonies International Film Festival Gift Bags

2011-08-01T19:10:00.000-07:00

The Boonies International Film Festival is Aug. 17 – 20 in downtown Warren.

The film festival will be showing over 50 films and will host several film makers, Jurist, and workshop personnel. It is customary for film festivals to give film-makers and jurist complimentary bags to the participants. It is extremely important for our festival because film makers, Jurist, and workshop personnel are usually paid to attend festivals. Since this is our inaugural festival there was no such funds this year to compensate the participants but they have agreed to participate anyway.

What we are requesting are any items that the Main street stores are willing to donate for the filmmaker bags. There are 50 bags we are assembling and any donations would be welcomed (i.e. coupon for free coffee or discounted meals even little things). Anybody donating items will be listed on the screen between screenings and a list will be included with the bags stating who donated what items.

If anybody is interested in donating items they can contact Mechelle Roy or myself at the numbers listed below. For more information visit http://thebooniesinternational.com/ .

Update from Warren Main Street Executive Committee

2011-07-31T13:04:00.003-07:00

Boy, We have been busy!
Oraganizing, meeting, Liberty Rocks, Bill Fontana PA Downtown Center, Rib Fest, Warren Main Street Open Air Market...
More to Do and to Come.

Boonies International Film Festival Time

2011-07-31T12:54:00.000-07:00

RENDEZVOUS IN THE BOONIES

Warren, Pennsylvania

August 17th to 20th, 2011

4 days of Film, Music, Emerging Technology and Art

Thousands Attend Ribfest Finale...

2011-07-31T12:31:00.001-07:00

Thousands attend Ribfest finale; hundreds ride to aid veterans

July 25, 2011

By BRIAN FERRY bferry@timesobserver.com , The Times Observer

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There wasn't much about Saturday night at Betts Park that wasn't perfect. You couldn't have asked for better weather, food, entertainment - and for organizers of Warren's Ribfest - a bigger crowd.
The cheer that went up when country music recording star Aaron Tippin took the stage was deafening, the apogee of a festival that began Wednesday and wrapped up with Tippin and a winning ticket for a $32,000 chopper built by Sikx Gun Chopper of Warren.
Jennifer Rossey, event coordinator, said estimates were between 8,000 and 9,000 people turned out for the free Aaron Tippin concert that culminated the festival.
"People were parked everywhere; it was like the (Fourth of July) fireworks," Rossey said.
Overall, she said, "There were a lot of people and a lot of motorcycles. It was crowded everywhere."
If there was one thing she said she could change, it would have been a bit cooler throughout the festival. "I'd probably change the weather next year," although that likely won't be one of the options when the Ribfest committee meets for a post-mortem on the event.
"I didn't hear any major complaints," she said, adding that the ribbers really liked the lunches downtown. That service will definitely be coming back next year.
She gave particularly high marks to the Warren Police Department and the Warren County Sheriff's Department for providing services during the dam ride and throughout the Ribfest. "They were awesome. They planned for any possible thing that could go wrong."
My Happy Place was named the overall Master Ribber in the official judging and took first place for ribs. Second went to Two Fat Guys and third to Smokin' Joe's Hog Wild Barbecue. In the sauce competition, Smokin' Joe's was first, Dean Wells' Hog Wild Barbecue was second and My Happy Place was third. Dean Wells' Hog Wild BBQ took the People's Choice Award.
This year's Ribfest had a veterans theme, and Saturday morning more than 500 motorcycles formed up for the Hometown Hero's 'Thank A Vet' Dam Run.
Motorcycles of all kinds lined both sides of the entire length of the eastern part of the parking lot. The western end of the parking lot was jammed with hundreds of bikes in several rows, for the ride organized by Sikx Gun Choppers.
The highlight of the ride was crossing the dam, which is usually closed to all traffic.
Proceeds from the event went to the Warren County Veterans Affairs emergency fund, and that was another major draw for the event.
"We're here to support veterans, "Sue Winger of Mead Township said. "We have a lot of family members who are veterans and who are currently serving."
"You gotta do what you can to support the veterans,"Air Force veteran Tim Winger said.
He suggested people take a moment now and then to thank a vet.
The riders set off from Betts at about 11 a.m. The long procession was escorted by Warren County Sheriff's deputies.
Before riding onto the dam, each rider was required to show identification that was handed out prior to the event. Appropriately, it was a dog tag.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers approved the crossing of the dam for the event in part because other agencies were available and willing to provide additional security, according to Resource Manager Rodney Daum.
In addition to the sheriff's office, law enforcement agents from the Allegheny National Forest were at the dam to assist.
City of Warren Police were in force at Betts Park.
A steady stream of riders crossed the dam for about 30 minutes, with the last bikes crossing at about 11:45.

We Have a Winner!!

2011-07-24T10:54:00.000-07:00

We have a winner in our kayak raffle: Rexa Gerbec! Thank you to everyone who purchased tickets and took a chance to win! We really appreciate your participation our Rib Fest Raffle! Enjoy the slightly cooler day!

Your Choice of Kayak from Allegheny Outfitters http://alleghenyoutfitters.com/

Necky Looksha 14

Trident 11

We are thrilled to have had this opportunity to work with Piper Lindell and Allegheny Outfitters.

Allegheny Outfitters Company Store

It has been so much fun!

Wow! It has been a while since we provided an update!

2011-07-22T11:55:00.000-07:00

We have been super busy! Liberty Rocks went well. We drew people of all ages to listen to music and shop at the vendor booths and stores. We gave away a great bike from Allegheny Cyclery to a Nancy Wolfe from Irvine. She works at Northwest Savings Bank and bought her ticket from Warren Main Street past president Pat Evans.

We are off and running with a new raffle: Kayaks from Allegheny Outfitters your choice from two each worth $1,299.00 (one for fishing and another river kayak. Catch us at Rib Fest to get your tickets: $5 each or 3 for $10.
http://www.oceankayak.com/kayaks/angler_editions/trident_11.html

http://www.neckykayaks.com/kayaks/day_touring/looksha_14/

Want to Remind Everyone!

2011-06-29T14:20:00.000-07:00

We have a tremendous raffle going on for a bike from Allegheny Cyclery with helmet valued at $1000. Tickets are $5 and the drawing is at Midnight Saturday July 2nd during "Liberty Rocks" a street concert in downtown Warren starting at Noon. We have a great line up of bands and vendors along with all of the shops and restaurants.

We really want to give you the chance to win your choice of a mountain or fitness bike and see you at "Liberty Rocks".

Liberty Street will really rock on July 2 - TimesObserver.com | News, Sports, Jobs, Community Information - The Times Observer

2011-06-21T08:25:00.000-07:00

Liberty Street will really rock on July 2 - TimesObserver.com News, Sports, Jobs, Community Information - The Times Observer

A New Home Holly Butryn

2011-06-19T07:05:00.000-07:00

Ring Around A Rosy
Open House:

Friday ~June 24
3:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Saturday ~ June 25
Noon – 5:00 PM

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The New Home for:

Crystal Corners Jewelry

Holly Butryn

Celebrating

With An Open House

~ ~ ~ SALE ~ ~~

10% OFF ~Crystal Corners Jewelry

25% ~ Root Candles

20% ~ Plants

10% OFF ~ Silk Wreaths & Stems

SERVING WINE & CHESSE FRIDAY

AND COFFEE, TEA & COOKIES ON SATURDAY

300 West Third Avenue
Warren, PA 16365
814.726.3693

Update on Our Committees

2011-06-16T08:00:00.000-07:00

Committees & Members:
~Promotion
Board Member Chairperson: Priscilla Breese
Officer Assigned: Pamela McGarry
Committee Members:
Ines Nelson
Shannon & Michael Yahn

~Organization
Board Member Chairperson:
Officer Assigned: Julia Tarr
Committee Members:
Julie Streich

~Design
Board Member Chairperson:
Officer Assigned: Darren Lobdell
Committee Members:
Sandra Pearson

~Economic Restructuring
Board Member Chairperson:
Officer Assigned: Brad Watt
Howard Fyock

To learn more about our committees and how Main Street Programs operate, check out the links below:
Guidelines Established by Main Street: National Trust for Historic Preservation

The Main Street Four-Point Approach
http://www.preservationnation.org/main-street/about-main-street/the-approach/

Organization, Promotion, Design, & Economic Restructuring

The Eight Guiding Principles
http://www.preservationnation.org/main-street/about-main-street/the-approach/eight-principles.html

Comprehensive, Incremental, Self-Help, Partnerships, Identifying and Capitalizing on Existing Assets, Quality, Change and Implementation.

Meeting with Bill Fontana from PA Downtown Center was Great!

2011-06-15T14:19:00.000-07:00

Our meeting with Bill Fontana from the Pennsylvania Downtown Center went really well. It was great to hear what his program can offer us in terms of training and support. We anticipate offering training in August and September for The Warren Main Street Board of Directors along with other non-profit board members who would like to attend. These trainings can be provided in two full days or four half days. We are leaning toward two full days during the week, most likely spread out over a couple of weeks. Bill will also come back to provide training to our committee members that is specific to their mission for our Main Street Program. These trainings are chosen from a list provided to each committee. So they can chose trainings that they believe will meet their needs the best. Our committees include: Organization, Promotion, Economic Development & Design. We are really excited to be moving forward with our Main Street Program through the work that we are doing with our first promotional event: "Liberty Rocks" a Street Music Festival to be held on Saturday the 2nd of July from Noon to 8 PM on Liberty Street in downtown Warren and through assisting with Rib Fest the Warren Main Street well established, this is the 8th year, fundraising event to be held at Betts Field July 20th through the 23rd.

Win an Allegheny Cyclery Bike & Helmet!

2011-06-15T13:58:00.000-07:00

"Warren Main Street Program Raffle
'Things Are Happening Here!'

$5 Donation to Win Your Choice of:
Allegheny Cyclery, Warren, PA
Mountain or Fitness Bike & Helmet
Retail Value: $1,090.00

Drawing: July 2nd, 2011 Following 'Liberty Rocks'
A Street Music Festival in Downtown Warren, PA
Noon to 8 PM
SGC#2108"

Meeting Monday June 13th 6 PM Warren Main Street Office

2011-06-05T09:41:00.000-07:00

We have a meeting scheduled on Monday June 13th with Executive Director Bill Fontana who will tell us about the trainings that he can provide free to us. They will help Warren Main Street to build a successful program to support Main Street area businesses.

We look forward to seeing all board and committee members at the meeting.

Warren Main Street

Lots Going On!

Two days of meetings on Rt. 6 generated plenty of information - TimesObserver.com | News, Sports, Jobs, Community Information - The Times Observer

Happy New Year!

Hiking, Biking Trail System Outlined in ANF

Hiking, biking trail system outlined in ANF

November 7, 2011

Arts group transcends GRO-Warren

Arts group transcends GRO-Warren

ACA won’t be affected by demise of agency

November 1, 2011

Annual Main Street Christmas Walk & Parade

Board resigns ~ Action means GRO-Warren will shut down

Board resigns

Action means GRO-Warren will shut down

October 29, 2011

Facade

August 19, 2011

River Cleanup Allegheny Outfitters

River cleanup involves more than pulling out tires and appliances

Prescription drugs, scrap metal will be collected

September 17, 2011

New Facebook Page: Warren PA Main Street

Warren Farmer's Market Update

Market Days

Farmers Market hitting its stride

August 6, 2011

Another Great Main Street Open Air Market!

Boonies International Film Festival Gift Bags

Update from Warren Main Street Executive Committee

Boonies International Film Festival Time

Thousands Attend Ribfest Finale...

Thousands attend Ribfest finale; hundreds ride to aid veterans

July 25, 2011

We Have a Winner!!

Wow! It has been a while since we provided an update!

Want to Remind Everyone!

Liberty Street will really rock on July 2 - TimesObserver.com | News, Sports, Jobs, Community Information - The Times Observer

A New Home Holly Butryn

Ring Around A RosyOpen House: Friday ~June 243:00 PM – 6:00 PMSaturday ~ June 25Noon – 5:00 PM

~~~~

The New Home for:

Crystal Corners Jewelry

300 West Third AvenueWarren, PA 16365814.726.3693

Update on Our Committees

Meeting with Bill Fontana from PA Downtown Center was Great!

Win an Allegheny Cyclery Bike & Helmet!

Meeting Monday June 13th 6 PM Warren Main Street Office

Ring Around A Rosy
Open House:

Friday ~June 24
3:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Saturday ~ June 25
Noon – 5:00 PM

300 West Third Avenue
Warren, PA 16365
814.726.3693