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Boyer & Ritter

Austin Roth has joined Boyer & Ritter as a supervisor in the Camp Hill-based accounting firm’s government practice. Roth brings seven years of public accounting

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Construction

Mixed-use project in East York gets township nod

At a meeting last week, township supervisors approved final land development plans for Mount Zion Commons, a residential and commercial project at the intersection of East Market Street and Mount Zion Road in Springettsbury Township, York County. The nearly 12-acre project will bring a Wawa convenience store to East York, while the residential component includes […]

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PSECU

PSECU has added four senior leaders across marketing, product strategy, digital originations and technology at the Harrisburg-based credit union. Amy Coates joined in July as director of digital originations and onboarding. She brings more than 15 years of leadership experience, most recently as senior director of digital marketing and operations at Diebold Nixdorf. Steve Juodawlkis […]

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Banking/Finance

Philly-area bank opens first Lancaster County office

For years, banks in Central Pennsylvania have been pushing into the Philadelphia market, led by lenders such as Lancaster-based Fulton Bank and Harrisburg-based Mid Penn Bancorp.  A Philly-area bank is pushing back. Wilmington, Delaware-based WSFS Financial Corp. has opened a limited service office in the Lancaster area for its banking and wealth management subsidiaries, WSFS […]

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Legal

Judge declines to halt work on Carlisle-area data centers

A Cumberland County judge ruled yesterday against efforts to halt construction on the first phase of a $15 billion data center campus in Middlesex Township. Judge Matthew Smith also trimmed the underlying land-use appeal brought by the project’s opponents while voicing doubt as to its odds of success. “It does not appear from the record […]

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ENB Financial Corp.

Rachel Bitner, president- and CEO-elect of ENB Financial Corp., parent of The Ephrata National Bank, is slated to become chair of the bank’s board following the planned retirement of chair, president and CEO Jeffrey Stauffer at the end of this year. Stauffer, who has led the bank since 2020, announced in July his planned retirement […]

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Real Estate

Developers pass on second chance to buy former Lanco airfield

A second effort to find a developer interested in buying and building on a former Lancaster County airfield has come up empty.  Columbia borough issued a request for proposals last month for the 41-acre McGinness Airfield property. But no one responded formally, and borough officials canceled a meeting yesterday where they had been hoping to […]

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Health Care

ACA health insurance premiums set to jump in 2027

Premiums are set to jump by double digits for Pennsylvania residents and businesses that buy health insurance on the Affordable Care Act marketplace. State insurance regulators trimmed the original increases sought by insurers after determining portions of the hikes were unwarranted. Nonetheless, premiums for individual plans will rise an average of nearly 16% in 2027, […]

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Construction

Developer mulls apartments in former Wolf Organization office building

A prominent office in downtown York could be the next building to undergo a residential transformation.  York-based developer Royal Square Development and Construction has put the Wolf Building at 14 W. Market St. under contract and convinced city zoning officials to allow up to 50 apartments in the four-story office. Existing limits would have allowed […]

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