Non-profit senior care facility The Campus of the Jewish Home of Greater Harrisburg will be sold to New Jersey-based real estate investment firm, Tryko Partners. 

York-based HR Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Is expanding its offerings of urology products with the acquisition of catheter manufacturer Medical Technologies of Georgia (MTG). 

Wagman Construction Inc. has a new president.

Conrad Siegel, which provides comprehensive employee benefits and investment advisory services, has launched Central PA 401(k), the first central Pennsylvania-based pooled employer plan.

West Park Apartments, a 69-unit complex at 65 North St., McSherrystown, Adams County, has sold for $7 million, according to Sean Beuche, regional manager of Marcus & Millichap’s King of Prussia office.

Wormleysburg, Cumberland County-based real estate development and consulting firm, Integrated Development Partners (IDP), has separated its civil engineering and building design services into a new entity. 

Tina Campbell is stepping down as CEO of ASSETS in Lancaster after seven years to take over as Lancaster City’s Community Fund development manager. 

Snyder, Secary & Associates LLC, which provides comprehensive land development services for commercial, residential, industrial and community projects, has been acquired by Pennoni, a multidisciplinary consulting engineering firm. 

York College of Pennsylvania, a private, non-profit college located in South Central Pennsylvania, has announced the expansion of its online graduate programs to help meet growing demand in fields such as nursing and healthcare analytics.  

Dr. David Talenti, a gastroenterologist who practices in Wayne County, was inaugurated as the 172nd president of the Pennsylvania Medical Society on Jan. 8.  

Wormleysburg, Cumberland County-based financial management group, Stonebridge Financial Group, recently welcomed its first new partners in 15 years. 

York-based Kinsley Construction said on Monday that subsidiary R&C Heavy Mechanical in Maidencreek Township, Berks County merged under the Kinsley name effective Jan. 1, 2022. 

Affordable housing in four central Pennsylvania counties will receive a financial boost as Gov. Tom Wolf announced Monday the distribution of more than $8.2 million through the Pennsylvania HOME Investment Partnerships Program.

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Camp Hill-based Dailey Harvey Eye Associates has been acquired by OCLI Vision, a multi-practice ophthalmology group in the Northeast.