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The Brig Niagara is among the eight tall ships that will be in Erie this week.

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During coming weeks, Meadville City Council will be discussing the future of the city’s bricked streets. Asphalt costs less but bricks last significantly longer. Your take is best described by:

Keep them all! Bricked streets make a positive contribution to the city and should be preserved.
Residential areas are fine, but in other areas of the city, they should be replaced with a surface that can handle heavier traffic.
Brick streets are a luxury the City of Meadville can no longer afford.
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