Shipley Energy is installing York County’s first public compressed natural gas fueling station at the Pacific Pride station located on Mill Road in York. It will open in November of this year. Compressed natural gas “costs 40 percent less than gasoline and diesel and cuts overall emissions by up to 30 percent.” The new station will help to meet the increasing demand for fuel alternatives. (Source: CPBJ.com)
Lebanon County will sell a 4.25-acre area of land located in South Lebanon Township to BT Management LLC, a development company out of Altoona. The property will be sold for $700,000. (Source: CPBJ.com)
The Lebanon Valley
Economic Development Corporation was recently awarded a $2 million, 15-year loan to develop a cold storage food facility for an “apparent bakery operation that could create 131 jobs in North Lebanon Township over the next three years.” The $14.7 million facility would be constructed on 23 acres in the Lebanon Rails Business Park. The LVEDC also received a $400,000 loan to help expand Curvin and Dawn Good’s poultry operation, which is part of Bell & Evans' network. (Source: CPBJ.com)
William Pugh, the senior vice president for corporate finance and CFO for PinnacleHealth System, was recently name to Becker’s Hospital Review’s list of “150 Hospital and Health System CFOs to Know.” (Source: CPBJ.com)
First Citizens Community Bank recently announced its plans to open a branch office in Mount Joy in a former National Penn Bank branch. The move is scheduled for this fall. (Source: CPBJ.com)
Sheetz will be moving into the United Business Park off Exit 24 on Interstate 81. The company will occupy a four-acre lot. (Source: CPBJ.com)
Lancaster General Health and Penn Medicine have created Lancaster General Health Physicians Thoracic Surgery to treat both cancerous and non-cancerous, chest-related illnesses. (Source: CPBJ.com)
Dawn Dunlap has joined Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Homesale Realty as a realtor. She will specialize in residential, commercial and new construction sales throughout Lebanon, Lancaster, Dauphin and Berks counties.
As of June 1, Haller Enterprises Inc. of Lancaster County acquired R.R. Kling & Sons LLC located in York County. (Source: CPBJ.com)
The Lebanon County Historical
Society was one of 137 historical organizations that received grants from the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission. The Historical Society was awarded $4,000. (Source: LDNews.com)
The Falcon Futbol Club’s Girls’ Team was the champion of the 37th Annual Lehigh Valley Youth Soccer League Tournament.
