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1,000 jobs could be cut with Harley contractMilwaukee-based Harley-Davidson Inc. could cut half of the nearly 2,000 union jobs at its York County plant if workers vote in favor of a proposed contract on Dec. 2, said Tom Santone, regional representative for the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers.
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GSA confirms re-consideration of former postal site 11/20/2009 12:07 PM The U.S. General Services Administration this morning confirmed it is re-considering the U.S. Postal Service’s former mail sorting site at 813 Market St. for a new federal courthouse in Harrisburg. Tourism consultant returns to York11/20/2009 11:59 AM Destination-marketing specialist Roger Brooks is scheduled in December to present his formal recommendations for improving downtown York. Hershey Med Center gets $3M donation for children's hospital11/20/2009 11:43 AM A $3 million donation by a Lebanon couple has enabled Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center to reach its minimum fundraising goal for a new children’s hospital. TOP NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL HEADLINES11/20/2009 8:06 AM BUSINESS: J.M. Smucker 2nd-quarter profit soars on coffee BLOG UPDATE: the gadget cube11/20/2009 4:42 PM Government should open bid for health information exchange technology The Governor's Office of Health Care Reform Wednesday announced its intention to enter into a contract worth at least $10 million with Medicity without the benefit of an open and transparent bid, request for proposal or other long-established practice of public contracting. Click here to continue reading and to comment. QUESTION OF THE WEEK11/20/2009 8:03 AM Should Lancaster County businesses help offset the city’s budget shortfall? Why or why not? |
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County talks, state money vital for rail, official saysIf Central Pennsylvania is ever going to have a regional transit line,
there have to be fresh discussions about how to pay for Capital Red
Rose Corridor, Dauphin County Commissioner Dominic DiFrancesco...
Tax credits inject hope into Central Pa. real estate market Midstate real estate agents said they are confident the extension of
the federal first-time homebuyer tax credit and the addition of a tax
credit for homeowners looking to move will help resuscitate the
region's...
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Despite the unsteady economy, Central Pennsylvania’s combination of small-town charm and proximity to big cities continues to attract new and expanding businesses. With that in mind, companies are relocating, downsizing and upsizing in the region every day. In this year’s edition of Square Feet, real estate brokerages and developers showcase 22 business, industrial and retail park sites. It's opportunities like these that make continued growth in the region possible.
