Crumbl Cookie entering nearing opening on Peach Street
A well-known dessert shop is in the home stretch of moving into their new space in Summit Township.
Crumbl is moving in at 6839 Peach Street.
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The owner and operator Mark Ornowski said all of their equipment arrived Tuesday with the next steps being the approval process, certificate and occupancy, and then hiring up to one hundred crew members.
The owners own other locations in North Huntingdon, PA and Wheeling, West Virginia.
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'It's cool in a way that it's a very recognizable brand I think we have somebody come up to our door at least two or three times a day asking us are we open yet so it's a brand that's something that we wanted to bring to Erie,' Ornowski said.
Ornowski said they are planning to open by early May.
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