A Lancaster
credit union plans to open a branch in the city's Puerto Rican Cultural Center.

Cumberland County Economic Development, an arm of the
Cumberland Area Economic Development Corp., received a $99,000 grant from the
U.S. Department of Agriculture that will help small businesses grow.

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A scramble for natural gas lying below Pennsylvania could increase state output by
billions of dollars and produce
thousands of new jobs, according to experts following the trend.

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Bankruptcies, disciplinary actions, mortgages, incorporations, liens

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Penn
State Milton S.
Hershey Medical
Center is expected to
post a positive bottom line for the fiscal year that ends June 30, though the
gains are not as high as expected.

The Hershey Co. today announced a broad overhaul of its
advertising and brand development as it slashed its target for long-term
earnings growth.

Clients of Smoker Smith & Associates may be doing
business in Berlin, Hong Kong or even Accra, the capital of Ghana.

The first cash dispenser debuted in Long Island, N.Y., in 1969. Two
years later, the first multi-function automated teller machine went
into use in Atlanta.
Fast-forward to fast cash in 2007. People in
the U.S. made 14.9 billion transactions on the 415,321 ATMs last year,
up from 10.7 billion transactions on 139,134 ATMs in 1996.

Ultra mobile PCs. They've got generous screens, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth,
Web cams and maybe everything you ever wanted in a portable device.
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Harrisburg Mayor Stephen R. Reed had a vision.

Another month, and the economic situation is still
uncertain. In May, oil charged toward $140 a barrel, gasoline prices hit $4 a
gallon, and the unemployment rate spiked. At the same time, retailers indicated
that consumers actually may be spending money, and the housing market showed
the first signs of finding a bottom. With data like this, economists need a
crystal ball - not an economic model - to figure out where things are going.

The housing slump in Central
Pennsylvania never reached the depths that markets elsewhere
experienced. The region's pragmatism and conservatism really does help insulate
businesses from wild swings.