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 Harrisburg City Council to hire independent counsel to review parking deal5/14/2008 10:53:01 AM Harrisburg City Council plans to hire independent counsel to review Mayor Stephen R. Reed's 75-year lease proposal of the Harrisburg Parking Authority's parking facilities and meters, council members said last night during their legislative meeting. UPDATE: Vartan hopes to break ground on Harrisburg mixed-use building by Nov.5/14/2008 2:14:54 PM Vartan Group Inc. plans to break ground on its $13 million 100,000-square-foot mixed-use residential and retail building in Harrisburg by November, said Hovig Ralph Vartan, who heads the Susquehanna Township-based development company at an afternoon press conference. Hersha opens public offering5/14/2008 11:28:27 AM Hersha Hospitality Trust will sell 6 million common shares at $9.90 per share as part of a public offering that opened yesterday, according to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Mennonite Central Committee raising emergency relief cash5/14/2008 11:03:15 AM Mennonite Central Committee is raising money to support organizations providing emergency relief in China and Myanmar. HCAR launches social-networking site5/14/2008 4:52:13 PM The Hershey Center for Applied Research today launched its social-networking site, www.hcarknowledgemesh.com. Rite Aid to open health clinics; appoints board member5/14/2008 2:14:09 PM Rite Aid Corp. today announced a partnership with Washington-based MultiCare Health System. MultiCare Express Clinics will open this summer inside two Rite Aid stores in Washington. YOUR TAKE: NORTHWEST TRIANGLE5/14/2008 10:54:04 AM York's ambitious Northwest Triangle project hopes to bring a combination of residential development and retail and commercial space. In any downtown project, which type of redevelopment should happen first: the retail/commercial or the residential? QUESTION OF THE WEEK5/14/2008 10:55:07 AM Have rising food prices affected your business? Why or why not? BUSINESS: Inflation pressures ease despite food price jump5/14/2008 10:18:18 AM Inflation pressures eased a bit in April despite the biggest jump in food prices in 18 years. |
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