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Martin Foot and Ankle

Martin Foot and Ankle, a podiatry practice with offices in York and Lancaster counties, has been acquired by regional health system WellSpan Health. Terms of the deal were not disclosed but Martin is expected to begin operating under the WellSpan name this summer. The practice employs a team of 14 podiatrists and dozens of other staff […]

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Carlisle factory rehab snares state funds

Officials in Cumberland County cleared a major hurdle yesterday in their efforts to redevelop a former factory at the edge of Carlisle.They were awarded more than $10.2 million from a state program designed to prepare former industrial sites for reuse.“We’re super excited,” said Andrew Notarfrancesco, chair of the Real Estate Collaborative, a subsidiary of the Cumberland Area […]

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Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia

Curt Myers, the chairman and CEO of Lancaster-based Fulton Financial, has been named to the board of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia. Effective April 15, Myers is a class A director, meaning he is one of three board members representing the banking industry. Other members of the nine-person board represent the public. Myers succeeds Chris […]

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McNees Wallace & Nurick

Veronica Morrison has been hired by law firm McNees Wallace & Nurick.Morrison will work out of the firm’s Harrisburg office and is joining its construction and procurement group. She previously was a shareholder at Stevens & Lee, focusing on construction and real estate litigation.Morrison advises clients on all project phases, from preconstruction planning and contract […]

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Rite Aid files bankruptcy, preps for sale

Rite Aid said yesterday it is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy for the second time in two years. While the pharmacy chain emerged as a smaller, leaner company after its last trip through bankruptcy court, it is bracing this time for a sale. “While we have continued to face financial challenges, intensified by the rapidly evolving retail and […]

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Steelton plant to close indefinitely, idling hundreds of workers

One of the capital region’s oldest and largest factories will be closing indefinitely this summer due to weak demand for its products, which include steel rails for trains, cranes and trolleys. Ohio-based steelmaker Cleveland-Cliffs said Friday it plans by June 30 to wind down production at its plant in Steelton, along with plants in Conshohocken and Riverdale, Illinois.The […]

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WellSpan, Inch settle sports center lawsuit

WellSpan Health and Inch & Co. reached a settlement in a lawsuit filed last week by WellSpan over a proposed sports complex on which they have been partnering, according to a WellSpan spokesperson and an Inch & Co. executive. The settlement includes transferring ownership of the sports complex site to WellSpan, according to health system spokesperson Ryan Coyle. […]

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Investment Real Estate Group of Companies

Cynthia Helms has been hired as a controller for the Investment Real Estate Group of Companies.Helms has over 20 years of financial leadership expertise in real estate and fund accounting, including senior-level positions at several companies. At Investment Real Estate, she will lead a team of six accounting professionals and enhance analytical frameworks in an […]

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Saxton & Stump

Saxton & Stump has recruited two high-profile litigators from Philadelphia-based Kleinbard, Shohin Vance and Joshua Voss. They are joining Saxton & Stump as shareholders in the Lancaster-based law firm’s commercial litigation, appellate and post-trial advocacy, and regulatory and government relations groups. Vance will be based in the firm’s Malvern office, while Voss will work out of […]

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Shapiro reboots state efforts to fight financial fraud amid federal cuts

Citing federal pullbacks in the area of consumer protection, the Shapiro administation yesterday unveiled a new hotline, website and email address for complaining about banks, insurers, student lenders and other financial services providers. State residents can now call 1-866-PACOMPLAINT, visit pa.gov/consumer or email [email protected] to report their concerns.Pennsylvania has its own set of laws designed to protect […]

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Electric utilities tee up rate hikes for June

Utilities serving large swaths of Central Pennsylvania are putting a price tag on the impact of rising costs for electricity.PPL Electric Utilities announced yesterday that its residential and small-business customers will see a nearly 16% increase in the cost of electricity starting June 1.For FirstEnergy subsidiary Met Ed, the price is slated to climb 8%, according to company spokesperson […]

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Brown Plus

Brian Palmer has been named a tax manager in the Lancaster office of accountig and professional services firm Brown Plus.Brian was previouysly associate vice president of hinance at a higher education technology consulting firm. He was also a tax manager at a national accounting firm, where he advised clients across various industries on federal and […]

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Developer buys former Lancaster baseball field

An entity affiliated with developer Joe Deerin of Deerin Cos. in Manheim Township paid $4.9 million for Stumpf Field, a longtime baseball field at 1350 Fruitville Pike near the city, according to county deed records. The seller, Jeff Sweigart, was represented in the transaction by Daniel Berger and Daniel Berger Jr., associate brokers with Lancaster-based U.S. Commercial […]

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York-area industrial property goes for $7M, gets new tenant

A York County industrial property is changing hands and changing occupants.West Shore developer Drew Bobincheck paid $7 million for a tract at 3490-3510 Board Road in Manchester Township that includes a roughly 143,700-square foot building, according to county deed records. It also includes two small rental homes.The seller was an entity affiliated with Cardinal Systems, a […]

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PSECU

Rick Long is retiring effective June 1 as chief information officer at Harrisburg-based PSECU, where he started as a computer operator in 1984. Four decades later, the credit union is known for its digital-first approach to financial services.“Rick’s legacy at PSECU is defined not only by his decades of service, but by the culture of growth […]

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Franklin & Marshall College

Sunita Gupta Kramer has been named provost and dean of the faculty at Franklin & Marshall College effective July 1. A 1992 graduate of the Lancaster college, Kramer succeeds Mary Osirim, interim provost since January 2023. Osirim replaced Cameron Wesson, who left for a job at La Salle University.Kramer is currently dean of the science […]

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State authority backs fund focused on life sciences 

A state authority is awarding $2 million to a new venture capital fund that aims to sink the money into Pennsylvania’s life sciences sector, an area that state officials have targeted for growth.The fund is Neovate Life Sciences GP 1 LLC, launched by Neovate Capital Partners, which has offices in Pittsburgh, London, Boulder, Colorado, and New Haven, […]

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Armstrong Flooring in $107M deal that preserves local operations

After two months in bankruptcy, Armstrong Flooring is on the verge of dealing its way out.The Lancaster-based manufacturer said yesterday it has agreed to sell its North American assets to a consortium that includes AHF Products, a former division of Armstrong Flooring.Mountville-based AHF and Boston-based Gordon Brothers have agreed to pay $107 million in cash and assume unspecified liabilities in exchange for […]

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State lawsuit over PCBs advances

A state court has delivered a partial win for Pennsylvania in a year-old lawsuit seeking damages from ag giant Monsanto and related enitities over PCBs.An 84-page Commonwealth Court ruling on Dec. 30 swept aside six of Monsanto’s nine objections to the state lawsuit, paving the way for the next phase of litigation.Judges, however, did uphold two of the […]

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Law firm program gives Black entrepreneurs a legal leg up

Jabron Taylor wanted to tempt local taste buds with something new. Inspired by the 2019 chicken war between Popeyes and Chick-fil-A, Taylor settled on a recipe based on the Nashville hot chicken sandwich, the signature dish of America’s country music capital but a rarity in Central Pennsylvania.Since November 2019, he and several partners have launched […]

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Insurers sued over business interruption coverage

Editor’s note: This story first appeared in the April 22 issue of BizNewsPAWhat do a pizzeria, a dental practice and a bridal shop have in common? They are among the plaintiffs in a string of class-action lawsuits seeking to force insurers to reimburse businesses for income lost during the Covid-19 pandemic, according to a joint press […]

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Brewery on tap for mixed-use project

Burkentine Builders is gearing up to finish a mixed-use project that will bring another brewery to southern York County.The Hanover-based builder held a topping-off ceremony April 25 for the roughly $5 million project, which is bringing two buildings totaling 10,000 square feet of commercial space and 20 apartments to the borough of New Freedom.Construction is […]

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Regional projects land $50M-plus in state funds

State officials on Friday unveiled more than $50 million in grants earmarked for projects around Central Pennsylvania, including a life sciences incubator in Lancaster, a hotel renovation on the West Shore and a park along the Codorus Creek in York.Other beneficiaries include Rock Lititz and the partnership developing a mixed-use apartment building near the new […]

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York-area firm buys former restaurant for new HQ

Doceo, a York-based technology services company, plans to move its headquarters this fall to a former Ruby Tuesday restaurant in York Township.The 6,000 square-foot space is larger than the 4,300 square feet the company currently rents in a multi-tenant building at 1499 S. Queen St. in Spring Garden Township, according to spokesperson Maya Miller. It […]

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York taps new developer for vacant industrial tract

A new developer is getting a crack at bringing life to a former industrial tract in York. At a meeting last week, the Redevelopment Authority of the City of York awarded a six-month option on a 4.4-acre site in the Northwest Triangle to Statewide Partners, a regional firm with offices in Harrisburg and York. Preliminary sketches from Statewide show […]

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Deal closes on Reagan building

A buyer has finalized the $10.01 million purchase of the Ronald Reagan Federal Building in downtown Harrisburg.However, the buyer’s identity remains a mystery.A deed filed with Dauphin County lists the buyer as R.R.F. Building LLC,which has a tax billing address at a law firm in South Carolina.Efforts to reach the law firm, De Bruin Law, were not successful.The LLC […]

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Firm snaps up West Shore warehouse

A New York investment firm paid $24.4 million for a roughly 255,000 square-foot warehouse in Hampden Township, Cumberland County, continuing a string of multimillion-dollar deals for area warehouses.The property, acquired by Brickman, is fully leased, according to real estate firm JLL Capital Markets, which marketed the building at 301 Railroad Ave.The seller was a subsidiary of a real […]

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