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Tyco Electronics Corp. is ahead of schedule and could complete a factory move to York County in the next couple of months.

Our cover story this week focuses on a nearly two-year-old tragedy that continues to have major implications for Cumberland County engineering firm Gannett Fleming Inc.

REAL ESTATE NEWS: openings, contracts, transactions, relocations

Central Pennsylvania has a roster of architectural gems.

Bad news about the housing market keeps making national headlines, but we wondered about the state of the industry in Central Pennsylvania. We asked the firms from this year's homebuilder's list: Has Central Pennsylvania hit the bottom of the housing market downturn? What are you expecting for new-home construction in 2008? What follows are their answers — in their own words.

A local contractor is up for a national engineering award.

Harrisburg's fine-dining restaurant and bar Haydn's on Pine has closed.

Kokomo's Sports Bar & Grill will move from 300 N. Second St. to a vacant space at 307 Market St. in downtown Harrisburg.

Higher vacancy rates and a slower pace of new projects could signal a slight dip in the Cumberland County warehousing sector.

REAL ESTATE NEWS: openings, contracts, transactions, relocations

Harrisburg City Council last night unanimously voted to reconsider a Harrisburg development group's bid to develop an 18-story office building along North Second Street.

Green is today's most sought after "shade" as we hear more about rising energy costs and global warming. When it comes to building new structures or renovating existing buildings, going green is a way for business owners to save money over time and save the planet, observers said.

Twelve Trees Apartments has a new owner.

The sky was blue overhead as Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection Secretary Kathleen McGinty brought some green to York this morning.