Penn National Gaming spin-off creates huge mortgage filing
It's not every day you see a $1.25 billion mortgage filed in two local courthouses in the same week.
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Faith in your business
Lawyer Shawn McLaughlin knows the decision to identify as Christian might cost his York law firm some business. But he and the other partners are fine with that.
Read More »Currents 2014: Powerful performance
Local companies fall in the middle of the pack nationwide in customer satisfaction, based on the J.D. Power 2014 Electric Utility Business Customer Satisfaction Study.
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Retirement Communities: Bethany Village
Bethany Village in Lower Allen Township has 569 living units. It offers an indoor pool, fitness center, restaurants, clinic, pharmacy, gift shop, library, bank, beauty/barber shop, disc golf course and miniature golf course.
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Retirement Communities: Messiah Lifeways
Messiah Home, doing business as Messiah Lifeways at Messiah Village, in Upper Allen Township has 624 living units. It offers a wellness center, restaurants, woodworking shop, art studio, business center, shops, Pathways Institute for Lifelong Learning, chapel and gardens.
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Retirement Communities: Landis Homes Retirement Community
Landis Homes Retirement Community in Manheim Township has 659 living units. It offers an indoor pool, fitness center, garden plots, walking path, chapel, library, woodshop, bank, pharmacy, general store, hair salon, Wi-Fi, dining and home car.
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Retirement Communities: Mennonite Home Communities
Mennonite Home Communities in Manheim Township has 747 living units. It offers a fitness center, bank, transportation, beauty shop, activities and volunteer program.
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Retirement Communities: Garden Spot Village
Garden Spot Village in Earl Township has 747 living units. It offers an indoor pool and fitness area, social programming, computer lab, conservatory, wood shop, art studio, outdoor pavilion/amphitheater and Wi-Fi.
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CPBJ’s Top 10 Retirement Communities
View a slideshow of the Business Journal's Top 10 retirement communities ranked by total number of living units.
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CPBJ-041114
Currents – Spring 2014
Top Deals: April 10 
Nasdaq falls most since 2011 as tech selloff resumes
S&P 500: -39.09 (2.09%)
Dow: -267.28 (1.63%)
Nasdaq: -129.79 (3.10%)
For a detailed analysis of today’s stock closing, click here.
Big expansion planned at Woodcrest Villa
A $10 million expansion to start in September will more than double the size of the Woodcrest Villa community center, according to Mennonite Home Communities President Nelson Kling.
Read More »Traffic Cams
Cumberland County: 581 at 11
Dauphin County: 81/83 split
Dauphin County: 83 south bridge
Weather
Tonight: Slight (20%) chance of showers after 3 a.m. Increasing clouds, with a low around 49.
Tomorrow: Showers likely, mainly between 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Cloudy, with a high near 64.
Three things to know for tomorrow
1. Thomas J. McGonigle of Murphy & McGonigle will discuss “Anatomy of a Law Firm” at Elizabetown College's M&M Mars Executive Lecture Series.
2. Food trucks will take over downtown York as more than 25 mobile businesses will serve food during the first-ever Foodstruck event.
Family Dollar mum on fate of stores, including about 20 in midstate
Family Dollar, with about 20 locations in the midstate, announced it plans to close 370 stores nationwide after a disappointing earnings report Thursday.
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PASSHE makes changes, including OKing Millersville flexible tuition
The Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education board of governors approved a number of changes today impacting Millersville and Shippensburg universities, and in his first State of the System address Wednesday, Chancellor Frank Brogan signaled more to come.
Read More »Report: Affordable Care Act could influence costs of auto, malpractice, other insurances
The expansion of health insurance accomplished under the Affordable Care Act might alter costs for several major types of liability insurance, though any such changes are likely to be modest, according to a new Rand Corp. study.
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