Williamsport receives 3 bids to buy its currently condemned City Hall
John Beauge | Special to PennLive
WILLIAMSPORT – A developer and two individuals have submitted bids to buy the presently condemned historic Williamsport City Hall. The three bids now will go through a review process that initially involves Fish Commercial Group, the city administration and a member of City Council.to determine if there was interest in purchasing the more than 100-year-old downtown building.
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