Mount Penn forms Economic Development Task Force; seeks Perkiomen Avenue business members
The borough named Patrick McDevitt and Marina McGhough to an Economic Development Task Force and sought three additional members—ideally Perkiomen Avenue business owners—to pursue a coordinated Main Street corridor with neighboring municipalities that could unlock state funding but would require a full‑time Main Street manager.
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Borough Manager Hunter L. Ahrens said Patrick McDevitt and Marina McGhough agreed to serve on an Economic Development Task Force; the council is seeking three more volunteers, particularly business owners from Perkiomen Avenue. Council members suggested candidates including Brian Lee, Roger Reto, and the owner of Antietam Academy.
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