Activity in the Interstate 81/78 and greater Philadelphia industrial markets continued at a healthy pace in the third quarter, despite a drop-off in demand from the year before.
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Kendig Square shopping center sells for $24.55M
A York-based real estate partnership has paid $24.55 million for Lancaster County’s Kendig Square.
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PA health information goes cloud-based
Pennsylvania Patient and Provider Network (P3N), the statewide federated health information exchange (HIE), has been modernized to a cloud-based solution to improve health care delivery across the state, the Department of Human Services (DHS) announced Monday.
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PA dairy farmers encouraged to manage risk with federal coverage
Pennsylvania dairy farmers were encouraged Monday by Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding to enroll in USDA’s Dairy Margin Coverage Program and take advantage of federal risk-management protection.
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High priority placed on hemp sales, exports in PA
Proposals for nonprofit marketing and promotion organizations for projects designed to increase sales, export or consumer awareness of Pennsylvania hemp products were called for Monday by Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding.
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Ollie’s to build $68M distribution center in Illinois
Harrisburg-based Ollie’s Bargain Outlet Inc. plans to build a $68 million distribution center in Princeton, Illinois, to meet growing demand and support the company’s nationwide expansion.
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Clean Eatz to open a franchise in Cumberland County
The restaurant chain, which offers “healthy meals for your lifestyle,” according to its website, will be at 3540 Gettysburg Road in Camp Hill Plaza, Lower Allen Township.
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A month for awards, giving back, and moving!
The Community of Lebanon Association selected Vincent Garcia as 2022 CLA Merritt Marks Businessperson of the Year. Garcia is president of CPA firm Garcia Garman & Shea PC.
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New agreement proposes to cap MCO profits to ensure taxpayer dollars benefit Pennsylvanians
A new profit-sharing agreement between Pennsylvania and its Medical Assistance physical health (PH) managed care organizations (MCOs) has been proposed to ensure taxpayer dollars benefit vulnerable citizens, Governor Tom Wolf announced.
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Hershey’s beer collaboration with Yuengling expands into Texas
A joint venture between D.G. Yuengling & Son Inc. and the Molson Coors Beverage Co., The Yuengling Co. announced Monday that its Yuengling Hershey’s Chocolate Porter will now be available in Texas.
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UPMC assesses the most pressing midstate health care needs
Behavioral health, access to health care and prevention are the three most pressing health care needs in Central Pennsylvania in the post-pandemic world.
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A Conversation With Brian Grundusky, executive director, Bethany Village
Brian Grundusky, 48, has spent his entire career with Bethany Village, which is located in Mechanicsburg and part of the Asbury Communities.
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Veteran small business owners to benefit from $4.1 million in new SBA funding
Existing and aspiring veteran small business owners will benefit from a new funding opportunity announced by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) and aimed at awarding up to $400,000 to up to 12 entities to provide training and counseling as a Veterans Business Outreach Center (VBOC).
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Local home sales slow as mortgage rates climb
Soaring interest rates have put the brakes on the once-sizzling housing market, as the pace of local home sales continued to slow in September.
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Crumbl Cookies, Mr. Sticky’s, Nothing Bundt Cakes to open on the West Shore
Three franchises that sell mouth-watering baked goods are coming to Cumberland County.
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