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Select Medical Corp.

Thomas Mullin has been named CEO of Mechanicsburg-based Select Medical Corp., which operates rehab hospitals and clinics around the U.S. Mullin succeeds David Chernow, who has

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Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Hippel

Corinna Wilson has been named a partner in its transparency and public data practice of Philadelphia-based law firm Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Hippel. A former independent consultant at Wilson500 in the capital area Wilson will work out of the law firm’s Harrisburg and Philadelphia offices, The transparency and public data practice works with companies and industries […]

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Legal

Feds lodge civil, criminal charges against Heller

Federal authorities have filed a pair of complaints against Daryl Heller alleging that the Lancaster County business owner defrauded investors in an ATM network that operated as a ponzi scheme. The charges, from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, echo accusations made over the […]

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Retail, multifamily spaces sold

Tri-State UPA LLC paid $790,000 for the former Roadhouse Café Bar & Lounge at 1031 Eisenhower Blvd. in Swatara Township, Dauphin County, according to county deed records. The new owners, who operate Hoho’s Billiards, plan to relocate their pool hall to the site from its current location at 891 Eisenhower Blvd. Nik Sgagias of NAI […]

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East York office building sold

A Collegeville-based partnership called 2550 Kingston LLC paid $2.15 million for an office building at 2550 Kingston Road in Springettsbury Township, York County, according to county deed records. The seller, a Netherland Antilles corporation called Acadian Corp., was represented by agents of York-based real estate firm Bennett Williams Commercial.  The roughly 44,000-square-foot building is roughly 80% vacant and sold […]

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Accounting

Top jobs turning over at RKL LLP

One of the region’s largest accounting and consulting firms is gearing up for a change at the top.  Partners at Lancaster-based RKL LLP have elected Mike De Stefano to succeed Ed Monborne as CEO effective Sept. 1, 2026. Monborne will continue as CEO until then.  De Stefano, now working as CEO-elect, was the firm’s COO.  The operations […]

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Food

York County winery cleared to reopen

A York County winery is back open after facing yet another court order to shut down. In a brief decision Friday, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court cleared Moon Dancer Vineyards & Winery in Lower Windsor Township to reopen while it pursues its appeal of a long-running case over its right to operate. Lower courts have consistently ruled […]

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Keystruct Construction

Michael Sola has been named president of Keystruct Construction, a York-based subsidiary of Viocity Group, a holding company based in Rapho Township, Lancaster County. Sola, who was previously operations director, succeeds Darin Flohr.  Sola joined Keystruct in 2010 as a preconstruction manager but left in 2020, spending time at both Mowery Construction  and Alexander Building Construction.  He returned to Keystruct […]

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Transportation

Airlines pitch new routes for Lancaster airport

By next year, people traveling from Lancaster Airport could have new destinations on their itinerary. Airlines are vying to snare millions of dollars in federal subsidies to offer flights from Lancaster to airports in Baltimore, Chicago, Philadelphia and Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina. The carriers include Wisconsin-based Air Wisconsin Airlines, San Francisco-based Boutique Air and Utah-based SkyWest Airlines, as well as […]

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