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West Shore industrial site sold

A 20,000-square-foot industrial building in Upper Allen Township, Cumberland County, is under new ownership.A Mechanicsburg-based real estate partnership called SLP1280 LLC paid $3.185 million in June for

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Banking/Finance

Heller spreads blame for collapse of ATM network

Investors have spent nearly a year blaming Daryl Heller for the crackup of an ATM network that allegedly cost them hundreds of millions of dollars.In a court filing last month, Heller dished out some blame of his own.He alleged that people managing the ATM investments misappropriated funds that should have gone to investors, took actions […]

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Food

York-area confectioner buys West Shore firm

A York-area candy company has more than doubled its factory footprint after taking over a peer based in Lower Allen Township, Cumberland County.After six decades of family ownership, The Warrell Corp. and its 230,000-square-foot plant have been sold to Wolfgang Confectioners, which operates out of a150,000 square-foot facility in Loganville.Terms of the transaction, which closed last month, […]

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Retail spaces leased in Highspire, Hershey

Flavor 76 Catering leased 2,100 square feet of retail space at 311 2nd St. in Highspire. The local, full-service catering and private chef company is making the strategic move into its first brick-and-mortar location, offering customers a new dine-in experience. Owner Stephen Colston plans to maintain the company’s strong catering focus while using the new […]

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Barley Snyder

Lauralee Baker has been named chair of the healthcare industry group at Barley Snyder.A partner at the Lancaster-based law firm, she brings more than 35 years of experience to her new role. Baker focuses her practice on representing healthcare providers – including hospitals, physicians and nurses – in medical malpractice defense litigation and in proceedings […]

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Construction

Court ruling freezes bidding on state lab project

A state appeals court has halted the bidding process for work on a $325 million state laboratory near Harrisburg after a builders group challenged a labor requirement attached to the project.The requirement, known as a project labor agreement, would require contractors to use mostly union workers. But the Lancaster County-based Keystone chapter of the Associated Builders and […]

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Igloo Insurance

Brian Mahon, who has nearly a decade of experience in the insurance and risk management industry, has launched Igloo Insurance, an independent insurance agency in Middletown.The firm, which opened on June 1, specializes in commercial, life, and personal lines insurance with a focus on industries such as manufacturing, healthcare, professional services, contracting and others.Mahon, who lives […]

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Shippensburg apartments open

Developers recently cut the ribbon on Normandy Lofts, a 48-unit affordable apartment complex in Shippensburg. The nearly $16 million project was undertaken by Ohio-based Woda Cooper Companies in partnership with Tri-County Housing, a regional nonprofit based in Harrisburg.The three-story complex at 23 Airport Road includes nine one-bedroom apartments, 27 two-bedrooms and 12 three-bedrooms. Over 5% of the units […]

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Banking/Finance

Suit targets Penn State Health retirement plans

In a class-action lawsuit filed in late June, a Penn State Health employee alleges the health system mismanaged employee retirement plans, diminishing their returns and overpaying vendors.The suit argues that the plans included investment choices with subpar returns and that they paid too much for certain administrative vendors in breach of the health system’s fiduciary responsibility to […]

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