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Lancaster, PA House & Garden News
$3.5M project advances at New Holland Auto
New Holland Auto Group is beginning the second phase of a year-long $3.5 million expansion and renovation that is redoing two showrooms while adding space for vehicles.
The vehicle retailer has completed a renovation of one of its showrooms, gutting the 10,700-square-foot building and creating two ...
Bankruptcy at Hostess could cut 12 jobs here
A small Hostess Brands distribution center in Mount Joy could close as part of the company's bankruptcy reorganization.
The possible shutdown was disclosed in a filing with the state Department of Labor & Industry, the department said Wednesday.
The 12 employees at 916 Strickler Road are among 18,...
New life for old favorite: Former Hall's Cafe now Rumplebrewskins
A new restaurant, Rumplebrewskins, has opened at the former home of Hall's Café at 834 N. Plum St.
New owner Donroe Giffing oversaw some $75,000 in renovations to the longtime neighborhood bar, adding new décor and furnishings while also revamping the menu.
The newly nonsmoking Rumplebrewskins has...
Lancaster General Hospital will use Hershey MDs
Hershey Medical Center has signed a contract with Lancaster General Hospital to provide the pediatric hospital doctors who care for children at LGH.
It is the first step toward a larger partnership between the two health care organizations, officials from the two hospitals said.
LGH previously had...
CNH lauds 46 workers for patents
CNH recently honored 46 New Holland-based engineering employees who received patents during 2011.
Patents issued last year covered a broad range of New Holland and Case IH-branded agricultural products from balers and haytools to combines, cotton harvesters, tractors and skid-steer loaders.
Recogn...
Double delight
Most days that Corey Fogarty spends preparing to reopen a former bakery in Lampeter, five to 10 people stop to ask when it will be ready.The answer is simple — Monday, May 21.But at the same time, it's more complicated.That's because there is not one business opening that day, but two.For L...
Restaurant Inspections - May 13, 2012
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, 866-366-3723, uses a "risk-based" inspection reporting process for restaurants and other food handlers.The following inspection reports were completed April 23-30.Belvedere Inn, The, 402 N. Queen St., April 30. No violations.Bird-in-Hand Farm Supply, 2805 ...
Bankruptcies - May 13, 2012
Here is a list of Lancaster County bankruptcies recorded in U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Eastern District of Pennsylvania, Reading, May 1-7.Jennifer M. Riggins, 100 block of Brendle Road, East Earl, Chapter 7.Michelle K. Zuercher, 200 block of North Duke Street, Chapter 7.Michael R. Aversa, 100 block of R...
'Hunger Games' feeds interest in archery
No one who's seen the blockbuster movie "The Hunger Games" wouldn't want to stand up and cheer at the scene.Katniss Everdeen, a teen girl trying to impress a bored committee of Gamemakers with her ability to shoot a bow and arrow, slings a dead-eye shot into a bulls-eye.She turns with a sigh of r...
Heritage Hotel to buy adjacent tract
The owner of the Heritage Hotel on Centerville Road intends to acquire a 13-acre parcel next door.
York-based Heritage Hospitality has agreed to buy the L-shaped tract, now being farmed, on the south side of the hotel.
The price is undisclosed.
"There are no specific plans yet" for the tract, sai...
Swedish Motors opening second location
Looking for a more visible sales lot and a more spacious service department, Swedish Motors in Marietta has added a Route 441 facility.
The foreign used-car sales and service business has moved about 30 of its vehicles for sale to 1256 River Road (Route 441).
That new $350,000 location officially ...
Phoenix firm buys Edie Waste
Republic Services has expanded its presence in Lancaster County by acquiring Edie Waste for an undisclosed price.
The transaction was effective Saturday.
Headquartered in Phoenix, Republic Services has its Pennsylvania division based in York, operating as York Waste Disposal.
Edie Waste's transit...
Ephrata Community Hospital to spend $13M to expand emergency center
Ephrata Community Hospital has begun a $13 million expansion of its emergency department.
When completed in December 2013, the new emergency department will have 26 treatment areas, up from the current 16.
Overall, the expansion will double the size of the department, to 26,000 square feet, accord...
Biotech firm will test vaccine
A Lancaster-based biotech company has received the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's approval to conduct clinical trials of its first product.
Immunomic Therapeutics will proceed to further test the product, a DNA vaccine for people who are allergic to Japanese red cedar pollen.
The clinical tri...
OSHA plans $154K fine for Refton firm
The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration wants to fine a Refton stone contractor $154,000 for allegedly unsafe scaffolding practices.
OSHA alleged Wednesday that it found eight safety violations at a Quality Stone Veneer worksite at a home in Hegins, Schuylkill County.
The accusation...
Sun Air bids to start service here
A small Florida airline could launch commercial flights between Lancaster and Dulles International Airport if it gets a larger federal subsidy.
Sun Air International offered to fly to the suburban Washington airport in a recent proposal to the U.S. Department of Transportation.
The new route was o...
Chamber honors 3 for community contributions
The Lancaster Chamber of Commerce & Industry honored Christina Myers, Michael DeBerdine and the late John Shirk at its 140th annual dinner Tuesday.
Myers received its ATHENA Award, which recognizes a professional who inspires women to achieve their fullest potential, demonstrates excellence and con...
Gabriella's Pizza opens in Smoketown
Gabriella's Pizza & Family Restaurant opened last month in Smoketown at 303 Airport Drive. The restaurant, behind a Turkey Hill, is a collaboration between longtime restaurant owner Franco Musso and his daughter, Falon Gabriella Sanderson.
The menu features pizzas, Stromboli, Calzones and a variety...
Grandson goes to jail for plundering grandfather's estate
"Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely." — Baron Acton
Financial abuse of the elderly is a crime.
Michael Ostrowski, a 42-year-old from New York, was appointed as temporary guardian for his grandfather, who has dementia. While serving as guardian, he misappropriated ...
Restaurant Inspections - May 6, 2012
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, 866-366-3723, uses a "risk-based" inspection reporting process for restaurants and other food handlers.The following inspection reports were completed April 16-23.Albright Life, 417 W. Frederick St., April 20. No violations.Bella Italia, 104 E. Maple Grove...
