CAT conflictA new operating agreement for the Capital Area Transit Authority will have to tackle issues of flexibility and changing demographics if it’s going to be fair and meet future transportation ... /cpbj-in-print/this-weeks-issue/80410 Midstate architects improvise to surviveCentral Pennsylvania architecture firms are feeling the pinch of the ... /cpbj-in-print/this-weeks-issue/80402 Behind the list with Thomas H. ClinganQ: How did you get into this business? A: My electrical career began in 1968 while I was serving with the U.S. Navy. Upon my honorable discharge, I worked in construction ... /cpbj-in-print/this-weeks-issue/lists-a-leads/behind-the-list/80429 Material valueLater this month, up to 20,000 people will descend upon Lancaster for what planners say will be the largest convention in city history. The lure: ... /cpbj-in-print/this-weeks-issue/80400 Young professionals groups abound in York CountyYoung professionals are at the center of attention in York County. Over the past two years, local organizations have created numerous groups aimed at reeling in young professionals to teach them ... /cpbj-in-print/this-weeks-issue/80409 Plunging forwardRoss Technology Corp. wants consumers to take its first nanotech product and stuff it into the toilet. Then pull it out. And push it back down, repeating as necessary until the ... /cpbj-in-print/this-weeks-issue/inside-business/80425
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