The first year of the Rebuild York initiative is expected to
be completed Oct. 9 with the milling and paving of East Princess Street between Queen and
Broad streets.

Lancaster-based Wohlsen Construction Co. has been jointly
awarded a $14.7 million contract for the design and construction of the Armed
Forces Reserve Center in Newark,
Del.

The Doc Holliday’s restaurant in York County
will see some changes before the year is over.

Harrisburg is sealing bids on the publicly funded renovation of the city's baseball stadium, citing an arrangement designed to put the risk of cost overruns on the construction manager.

A lawsuit filed in Commonwealth Court by a group of construction firms
and business organizations alleges that an agreement between the state
Department of General Services (DGS) and the Harrisburg-based
Pennsylvania State Builders and Contractors Trade Council sought to use
union-only work for construction of prisons.

The Wolf Organization Inc., which recently began doing business as Wolf, is rolling out a four-phase expansion plan.

The Red Rose Transit Authority has received $2.5 million in economic
stimulus money from the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) for energy
efficiency upgrades in the overhaul of its main facility in Lancaster.

CB Richard Ellis Group Inc. is recognized on the 2009 InformationWeek
500 list as one of the most innovative information technology users in
the U.S.

Cumberland County-based Vibra Healthcare is partnering with Ohio-based
Summa Health System of Akron to build a 60-bed acute-rehabilitation
hospital there, the company said today.

Work began today on Logos Academy's new school building in downtown York that will consolidate all students under one roof.

The state House Select Committee on Minority, Women and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Inclusion issued a report that makes recommendations aimed at helping minority business enterprises (MBEs), women's business enterprises (WBEs) and disadvantaged business enterprises (DBEs) get state contracts.

Honors, designations and recognitions

The sounds of machinery are once again echoing down Third Street in Columbia, and William Ashley said he thinks his great-grandfather would be pleased.

Justin Miller was deliberate when he chose Cumberland County for the location of his family's fourth Pennsylvania store in the Miller's Surplus Home Center chain.

The recession has put pressure on all segments of the workforce, and
people with developmental disabilities have not escaped the
consequences of its effects, including layoffs and budget cuts.