April Ennis-Pierson

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  April Pierson - Oxford Mainstreet Inc.
  
  April Pierson of Oxford Mainstreet Inc. presented to the Board an overview of the plans for the revitalization of the Oxford downtown area.

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  "It's a wonderful day for the borough and for the downtown district," said April Ennis-Pierson, the Mainstreet Manager.She also announced that Oxford Mainstreet had been officially recognized as one of the now 106 Mainstreet communities in the state of Pennsylvania.
  
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  ~ April Ennis-Pierson, OMI Manager

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  Manager April Ennis-Pierson felt that, "We have a large job analyzing and identifying target areas of traffic concerns.We are following the PennDOT manual for ‘traffic calming' in our effort for main street revitalization."
  
  The streets in the survey include, Third Street, Wheeler Boulevard, Mount Vernon Street, Lancaster Avenue, Penn Avenue, Lincoln Avenue, Market Street, Hodgson Street, South Street, Fifth Street, Locust Street and Pine Street.The counters and rubber hoses will be installed in the next couple of weeks.
  
  Residents of the problematic Brookside Estates housing development discussed their ongoing concerns for the public safety.

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  April Ennis-Pierson, Oxford Mainstreet, Inc.

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  April Ennis-Pierson, Mainstreet ManagerOxford Mainstreet, Incorporated (OMI)23 South Third StreetOxford, PA 19363Phone: (610) 998-9494Fax: (610) 998-0866

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  Daily Local News - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/30/2003    Last Visited: 10/1/2003  

  "It's because of the property and business owners that this program has been a success," April Ennis-Pierson, OMI manager, said."The DCED made this possible and it sees this is a good place to spend its money.Our purpose is to bring these buildings back to life ... and it's working."
  
  To date, 12 fa--ade improvements have been completed.Ennis-Pierson announced the 13th recipient, the Lighthouse Youth Center, at the awards program.
  
  The youth center will be doing a large restoration project to return the building to its original style, Ennis-Pierson explained.The center plans to begin the project in the near future.
  
  OMI still has $14,000 in approved grant funding available."We're looking at three big properties to fund," said Ennis-Pierson.
  
  While some projects are larger than others, even the smaller projects benefit the appearance of the Main Street area.
  
  "The cost of paint, an awning ... it may be inexpensive, but it has a huge impact ... it speaks volumes.People enjoy seeing the improvements and they comment about them all the time," Ennis-Pierson said.
  
  Scaffolding, painters and construction work on the streets of downtown Oxford are pleasant sights to Ennis-Pierson."I am happy when I see scaffolding up, work going on and all kinds of stuff happening.Yes, I'm pretty happy to have all that going on," she said.

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  Daily Local News - [Cached Version]
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  April Ennis-Pierson, the energetic director of Oxford Mainstreet Inc., has galvanized this once-vibrant farming community with several new events and an aggressive campaign to woo new businesses.Among the former: The second annual Mainstreet 5K, which attracted 150 runners Sept. 27; an annual borough cleanup day held each spring; the fund-raising Mainstreet Gala, held each May (last year's event raised $19,000 for Oxford revitalization), and several Christmas Downtown activities. (During the holiday season just past, they included a storefront decorating contest and carriage rides.)
  
  Said Ennis-Pierson, "We're getting ready to launch a new identity campaign this year, aimed at urging people to ‘come back downtown.' We're working on a new identity piece, which includes a downtown directory and map of stores, restaurants and services.

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  The police chief search committee included Oxford Borough Council members Glenn Elters, John Ware and Geoff Henry, Mayor Harold Gray, school Superintendent Mary Jane Gales,and Kevin Draper and April Ennis-Pierson of Oxford Mainstreet Inc.

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  "We have put together some traditional events," OMI Director April Ennis-Pierson said.
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  "The carriages are lovely," Ennis-Pierson said.

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  Daily Local News - News - 02/20/2005 - Oxford debates... - [Cached Version]
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  Though the downtown revitalization organization is not asking the borough for any tax money for the study, OMI Manager April Ennis Pierson and board member Ed Herr came to the Monday council meeting to get its feeling on the matter.
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  "April has been doing a tremendous amount of work and we're taking a lot of steps in the right direction, but we're looking for something that could serve as a catalyst.

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