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Firms partner on $18.6M apartment project in Lebanon
Lebanon-based construction company Arthur Funk & Sons Inc. is teaming up with a Wisconsin-based developer to build a 48-unit affordable apartment
Highmark, specialty medical practice spar over reimbursement
Pittsburgh-based Highmark Health and a regional GI practice have been unable to negotiate a new reimbursement contract, resulting in the practice’s exit
County economic post ‘a very hard opportunity to pass up’
The state-funded walkway connecting a public park to the Main Street of a small Montgomery County borough was not a
Carlisle apartment complexes change hands
A Philadelphia-area apartment owner has scooped up a pair of Carlisle-area complexes alongside nine other properties around the state.The Carlisle-area
York-area manufacturer resolves harassment claims
York County manufacturer AMZ Manufacturing has struck a deal settling federal allegations that it failed to take adequate action after two women
Harrisburg U adjusts teaching staff to save costs
Harrisburg University of Science and Technology recently eliminated three faculty positions and is making other changes to its teaching staff
New overtime rules poised to take effect amid legal challenges
Barring any last-minute legal complications, employers may be paying overtime to more workers starting Monday.July 1 is the date a
Harrisburg law firm hires first-ever finance chief
McNees, a regional law firm based in Harrisburg, has named Sara Reohr as its CFO, a new leadership role for
Data breach at Geisinger vendor affects 1M patients
Danville-based Geisinger health system this week disclosed a data breach that could affect more than a million of its patients.In its
House OKs expansion to prevailing-wage law
A controversial effort to tweak Pennsylvania’s prevailing-wage law has cleared a key hurdle.The Democratic-controlled state House this week passed a
Harristown undertaking $750K reno project
An affiliate of the nonprofit developer Harristown Enterprises is carving up a pair of vacant rowhomes at 104 and 106
Grant swells funding for $75M Codorus Greenway project
Federal funds are boosting plans to transform the banks of the Codorus Creek in York.The York County Economic Alliance has landed a
Ratings agency warns on Spring Grove manufacturer
Spring Grove-based paper maker Pixelle Specialty Solutions recently unveiled steps to bolster its finances. But they do not appear to be enough
Health-equity proposal spurs questions from state lawmakers
Insurers could soon be facing a new requirement if they want to sell policies through Pennsylvania’s subsidized health insurance marketplace,
Panel OKs rules for professional licensing of ex-convicts
A state review panel signed off June 20 on rules designed to make it easier for people with criminal records
Officials embrace upcoming auction as chance for mall rebirth
Officials in Lower Paxton Township, Dauphin County, are hoping that an online auction for the Colonial Park Mall yields a
Court order allows winery to reopen amid land-use dispute
Moon Dancer Vineyards & Winery is poised to reopen this weekend following a court order rescinding an earlier ruling that closed
PennSpring-backed firm scoops up virtual paralegal service
Zirtual, a portfolio company of Lancaster-based investment firm PennSpring Capital, is branching out.The virtual-assistant service has acquired Del.Trust, a company that offers
Select Medical’s workplace health unit files for IPO
Concentra, the occupational health subsidiary of Mechanicsburg-based rehab chain Select Medical, filed last week for an initial public offering of stock,
Revamp of Harrisburg’s former federal office building snags affordable-housing funds
A state agency is showering about $7.4 million on Central Pennsylvania developers and nonprofits aiming to alleviate the shortage of
Accenture, a major state contractor, opens Harrisburg office
Accenture, which has landed some big-ticket state contracts, has opened an office in downtown Harrisburg at 20 N. Second St.
Startup nonprofit in Lancaster aims to persuade
Drew Mousetis understands the benefits of employee ownership.As a lead consultant for employee-owned software company Cargas in Lancaster, he enjoyed
Leaders of Penn State York, Mont Alto to retire amid broader reshuffling
Amid declining enrollment and budget deficits, Penn State is adopting a regional governance model that consolidates leadership at branch campuses in
Developer eyes mixed-use project for 26-acre Lanco tgract
Apartments and a hotel could be coming to the former Shawnee Resort property along Oregon Pike in Manheim Township, Lancaster
Spring Grove paper maker shores up finances
Pixelle Specialty Solutions, a specialty paper maker based in Spring Grove, said June 12 it landed “significant new funding” that
House panel OKs controversial swipe-fee legislation
In a party-line vote, a House panel approved legislation on June 12 to exempt Pennsylvania sales taxes from so-called swipe
Messiah president sets retirement date
Kim Phipps, the president of Messiah University in Grantham, plans to retire in June 2025 after two decades leading the university, which
Banks, retailers spar over swipe-fee legislation
Pennsylvania banks and credit unions are pushing back on proposed state legislation that would exempt the sales-tax portion of retail
York fiber company co-founded by rock stars unloads assets
United Fiber & Data, a York-based fiber optics firm that once promised to bring jobs and data centers to eastern
Panel to reconsider rules for licensing ex-convicts
State officials are taking another crack at finalizing proposed rules that would make it easier for Pennsylvania residents with criminal records