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Food processor settling water pollution claims
Hanover-based food processor Hanover Foods Corp. has agreed to pay a civil penalty and take other measures to settle water
Court rejects winery’s last-ditch appeal over closure order
The lengthy legal battle over a York County winery may have come to an end. The state Supreme Court declined
Utility seeks higher water, sewer rates
Within two years of its last rate increase, Pennsylvania American Water is seeking regulatory permission to boost what it charges
York apartments getting updates
Philadelphia-based Mission First Housing is pouring about $9 million into the renovation of an affordable apartment building in York, the
Investing in Dauphin County’s most vulnerable foster children
Builds an Educated, Strong and Vibrant Community Just as businesses thrive in healthy, stable communities, so do our children. It
Chicago restaurateur taking former Iron Hill spots
Life could be returning to Iron Hill Brewery and Restaurant locations in Hershey and Lancaster following the regional chain’s sudden
PA budget a billion-dollar miss for business
After more than four months of gridlock, state lawmakers and Gov. Josh Shapiro sealed the deal yesterday on a state
The power of purpose and people
Column by Richard Randall “If you need financial incentives to motivate, then you have the wrong people.”I came across this
Inch & Co. wins preliminary nod for York-area housing plan
York County developer Inch & Co. cleared an early hurdle in its new plan for a tract in suburban York
Lanco fabricator changing hands
Structural fabricator Dutchland Inc. is undergoing a change in ownership three years after the Lancaster County company landed in the
Fulton, PNC maintain top spots for market share
For the second year in a row, Lancaster-based Fulton Bank wears the crown as home to the most bank deposits
Airport cuts could ripple through Central PA
Air travel in the U.S. will require vigilance in the days ahead as the federal government orders airlines to impose
Hospital-to-apartment conversion blessed by Harrisburg planners
At a meeting last night, Harrisburg’s planning commission unanimously approved a proposal to put 130 apartments in a former hospital
Judges retained, mayors elected
The ayes have it. By a margin of roughly three to two, Pennsylvania voters retained three state Supreme Court justices
Efforts to bolster food aid gather steam during federal lapse
Businesses and charities in Central Pennsylvania are scrambling to blunt the effects of a lapse in federal food benefits that
PA judges at center of high-profile retention race
Pennsylvania voters will decide tomorrow whether to retain three Supreme Court justices in what has become one of the state’s
Uncertainty surrounds shopping for health plans
Projections suggest that rising costs will dissuade Pennsylvania residents from buying health insurance through the state’s Obamacare exchange, known as
Snack giant savors bigger slice of California market
Hanover may be the snack capital of the world. But the largest snack market in the U.S. is California, and
Court spurns contractor’s appeal over civil penalties
The state’s high court this week rejected an appeal from a State College contractor accused more than four years ago
Penn State hails ‘transformative’ $50M gift to children’s hospital
A New York state business leader and philanthropist has bestowed $50 million on Penn State Health Children’s Hospital in what
NYC attorney named to oversee Heller assets
A federal court has officially named a trustee to oversee the assets of Daryl Heller, the Lancaster County business owner
Distributor clears path to employee ownership
There were times it seemed too complicated to pull off. But after five years, the owners of Lancaster-area logistics business
Federal shutdown freezes SBA lending
The shutdown of the federal government is stalling a critical pipeline for loans to small businesses. Like the rest of
Attorney general pushing forward with power-line fight
Pennsylvania’s top lawyer plans to press ahead in a lawsuit over controversial power lines proposed for York and Franklin counties
Mount Joy packaging maker sold
After more than 40 years in business, the sibling co-founders of a Mount Joy packaging company decided to hand over
Camp Hill restaurant proposal, other West Shore projects join hunt for state funds
One of Camp Hill’s most foreboding properties could be the key to a more prosperous future for the West Shore
Lanco firms seek state funds for HQ upgrades, other projects
Some of Lancaster’s highest-profile companies are hoping to persuade state officials that their plans to upgrade corporate headquarters deserve a
Partner, investors exit controversial hydro project
A partner and two minority investors have left the partnership spearheading a controversial hydroelectric project in York County, according to
Double-digit spike ahead for health plan costs
After warning for months that the cost of Obamacare health plans would be higher next year, Pennsylvania regulators delivered the
Regional home improvement biz sold
Renewal by Andersen of Central PA, an independently owned retail affiliate of Minnesota-based door and window manufacturer Andersen Corp., has