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Read More »First Friday Lancaster
Every month, thousands of people stroll through Lancaster enjoying First Friday, an evening of art, music, food and special promotions at more than 100 downtown venues. Merchants say the event not only showcases the city's thriving arts and cultural scene but also has a major economic impact.
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Hively Landscapes employees Brian Waltersdorf and Allison Koerner work on the area around the ForSight Vision sign. Twenty-five Hively Landscapes employees took part in a volunteer day of service at ForSight Vision in Spring Garden Township to refurbish ForSight Vision’s property. Photo/Submitted
Read More »Corrections/Clarifications
In a sidebar to the May 4 article, “Examining the cost of health care reform,” on page 6, the figure referring to the number of employees a small business needs to receive up to a 35 percent tax credit was incorrect. A business with 25 or fewer employees can apply for the credits available.
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Behind the list with Joel Snyder
Edie Waste bought by Republic Services
A national company with local divisions in York and Lancaster counties has purchased East Donegal Township, Lancaster County-based Edie Waste Inc.
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Official says business park has capacity to create at least 1,000 jobs
The grass is greener on the south side of Route 422 in Lebanon County.
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$68.7M Bradley contract won’t stop BAE workforce cuts
BAE Systems, the London-based defense contractor with a York County facility, has received a $68.7 million contract with the U.S. Army for Bradley Fighting Vehicle upgrades yet said that work is not connected with planned workforce cuts.
Read More »Sports site would be country’s largest
Work is under way in Lancaster County on what backers say will be the largest indoor sports complex in North America.
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Lift Inc. grows despite flat sales
A material handling equipment company based in Lancaster County has seen flat sales for the past 18 months. But its employee base is larger than ever, and it's come through the recession with a pickup in all of its other areas of business, leadership team members said.
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Last week’s question: Has the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act affected your business? Why or why not?
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