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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

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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 role is now […]

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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 against the […]

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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 in 2024 […]

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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 two carriers […]

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Credit union cleared to buy former Rite Aid

Members 1st Federal Credit Union has won court approval to acquire a former Rite Aid store in Monroe County. Rite Aid is auctioning off the store — and other assets — after filing for bankruptcy in May.Based in Hampden Township, Cumberland County, Members 1st was the high bidder for the store, which is at 504 Marion Lane in Brodheadsville, nearly […]

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Legal

ATM investors take aim at former Heller partners

A new lawsuit aims to implicate former business partners of Daryl Heller in the alleged ponzi scheme at the center of his legal troubles.The class-action lawsuit, filed in federal court this week, accuses Jerry Hostetter, Mir Jafer Ali “Buck” Joffrey, Randall Leaman and Dave Zook of helping Heller carry out the scheme, which the suit […]

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Saxton & Stump

Timothy Stengel has joined Saxton & Stump as a shareholder and as co-chair of the Lancaster-based law firm’s investigations, white collar and criminal defense group.Stengel, a former federal prosecutor, will work out of the firm’s Lancaster and Philadelphia offices.He worked most recently as deputy chief of the violent crime unit in the U.S. Attorney’s Office […]

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Economy

Regional jobless rates tick up

As uncertainty over tariffs froze customer orders in the spring, JLS Automation in York County laid off 10% of its workforce.Business began to come back over the summer, JLS president and CEO Craig Souser said in an early August interview. The York-area company, which employs about 130 people, assembles automated packaging lines for food companies.“It’s not full on, […]

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