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We have many projects currently in-progress and many more on the horizon.
Mulberry Mill Apartments
Year: 2022
Investment: $12,668,543
Description: Affordable Rentals (<60% ami) & Shared Community Services Facility
Number of Units: 44 (62+)
Funding: LIHTC, PHARE-HTF, PennHOMES, Act 137, & Mortgage
Status: Under Construction. Application period anticipated to open (Date)
The HUB at the Mills
Year: 2022
Investment: $1,457,272
Description: The first floor of Mulberry Mill Apartments facility, dedicated to office and activity spaces for Columbia County social service providers. Will house Community Strategies Group, Columbia County Housing and Redevelopment Authorities, Columbia Mountour Chamber of Commerce, Columbia Montour United Way, and Central Susquehanna Opportunities
Status: Construction Completion Anticipated May 2023
Mills on Market
Year: 2022
Investment: $4,460,438
Description: Housing Condominiums For Sale 80% AMI
Number of Units: 9
Funding: CDBG-DR, Sale of Units, & Private Financing
Bloom Moose Center for the Arts:
Year: 2023
Investment: Estimated $12 million
Description: Center for performing/visual arts
Status: Fundraising
Bloom Heights Apartments
Year: 2024
Investment: Est $12,739,702
Description: New single-family townhouses at <60% area median income
Number of Units: 36
Funding: LIHTC (pending), PennHOME (pending), Act 137 (Pending)
Bloom Farmhouse on Woodbine
Year: 2024
Investment: Est $13,000,000
Description: New Affordable Senior Rentals (<60% ami)
Number of Units: 44
Funding: LIHTC (pending), PennHOME (pending), Act 137 (pending)
Dr. Charles Gillespie Memorial Park:
Year: 2023
Fundraising: $298,000
Description: Pocket park & outdoor arts venue in Downtown Bloomsburg
Funding Targets (Pending): Greenways & Trailways, Naming Rightes, Multi-Mod, Private Giving
Kathy L. Lowe Pavilion
Year: Phase 1 2023. Currently Fundraising for Phase 2.
Description: The Kathy L. Lowe Memorial Pavilion, located just steps from The HUB at Mulberry Mill, is an outdoor meeting and events venue made of hand-milled timber and stone. Full office technology capabilities, gas heat and working fire place, and removable walls make this an open-air venue that can be used for meetings, special events and gatherings, or telecommuting workspace 9 months out of the year. Phase 1, funded through PA State RACP funds, will build the foundation, timber frame, and roof. Doors, fireplace, and additional amenities will be added as new funding for each additional item is secured. You can support Phase 2 of this project by donating in Kathy Lowe’s memory.
Thank you for your generous support of Phase 1:
Senator John Gordner
Representative David Millard
Community Giving Foundation: Berwick
Columbia County Commissioners Chris Young, David Kovach, and Rich Ridgway
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Future & Current Project News
Did you know our website provides lots of details and renderings of all our completed and upcoming projects taking place at the former Bloomsburg Silk Mill campus? Check it out. Which project has you the most excited?
Silk-Bloom Mills Project – Community Strategies Group
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Developed on an abandoned industrial complex, Bloom Mills Apartments provides 140 low cost units to seniors and more importantly, a comfortable living environment with a sense of community for it’s ...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
NOTICE: Wednesday 11/8/23
The municipal authority has closed off W. 6th Street for sewer repairs. Mulberry Mill Apartments residents and their guests can still access the building from Market Street onto 6th Street, entering the parking lot's west entrance (closest to Market St). When leaving Mulberry Mill parking lot via the west entrance, all traffic must turn right toward Market Street.
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One of our residents’ favorite days of the year is when Bloomsburg Memorial Elementary School has their Halloween parade. We think the Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania nursing students agree.
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We have a superb maintenance team. Jim Stone was a favorite among our residents. Following his recent passing, residents approached us and asked if they could do something for his family. Stop by the Hub (160 W 6th St bloom) now through 1:00 for homemade soup and baked goods. All donations will benefit Jim’s family.
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Thank you to EVERYONE that had a part in making today a huge success!!! We are so grateful for the generosity, support, love and kindness that was shown by all that participated in any way!! Our Residents are truly amazing! Thank you Thank you Thank you💕
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We have long been grateful for our partnership with SUNCOM Industries, Inc. , and it was our distinct pleasure to celebrate with Donald tonight and honor his accomplishments and hard work as a CSG employee. Thank you Donald, for bringing day-changing energy every time you walk through our offices.
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