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Berks Weekly
Alvernia University’s O’Pake Institute launches O’Make Space to expand student innovation and entrepreneurship
Alvernia University’s O’Pake Institute for Economic Development and Entrepreneurship celebrated the launch of the newest addition to its Spark Business Incubator on Tuesday, Oct. 13, at the John R. Post Center at Reading CollegeTowne. A ribbon-cutting ceremony supported by the Greater Reading Chamber Alliance (GRCA) marked the opening of the O’Make Space, a student-run makerspace designed to bring creative ideas to life through prototyping, customized production and collaboration.
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Farmers Market offers rent incentive, asks community to support vendors
The owner of the Lebanon Farmers Market says it’s taken longer than he wanted it to, but the market is headed toward his goal of moving in the right direction. Jared Mizrahi, owner of PCI Auction Group in Manheim, bought the 33,000-square-foot property at 35 S. 8th St., Lebanon, in a December 2024 auction for $1.35 million. Last week, Mizrahi announced an incentive to attract new vendors – three months of free base rent for signing a minimum one-year lease by Nov. 15 – as well as plans to create a community advisory board.
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Central Pennsylvania skill games operator announces layoffs
CAMP HILL, Pa. (WHTM) — A local skill games operator with five locations across Pennsylvania is laying off two-thirds of its staff. Republic Amusements, which is the parent company of Capital Vending, Apple Vending, and Entertainment Experts, will be laying off 81 employees across Pennsylvania — 48 of whom will be laid off at the company’s Camp Hill facility at 2450 Gettysburg Road.
Berks Weekly
Reading City Council seeks applicants for vacant City Auditor position
Reading City Council is accepting applications for the vacant City Auditor position, with the selected applicant set to serve through January 3, 2028, at an annual salary of $78,750. The position provides independent financial oversight of city government, including reviewing expenditures made by the mayor, City Council, and city boards,...
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Wood Pro Expo Lancaster opens doors to eager attendees, meaningful sales
MANHEIM, Pa. — Wood Pro Expo Lancaster, held at the Spooky Nooks Sports Center in Manheim, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, opened its doors on October 22 to attendees eager to buy products straight off the show floor, meet new exhibitors, and make meaningful connections. WPE Lancaster, staged annually in the...
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Visit This Jaw-Dropping Discount Store In Maryland Where Every Aisle Has Incredible Steals
Every aisle at Ollie’s Bargain Outlet in Aberdeen, Maryland has something worth stopping for, and that’s not the kind of claim most stores can make without blushing. This jaw-dropping discount store has built a reputation among Maryland shoppers that’s based entirely on one simple thing: incredible steals, delivered consistently, across every single department.
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Relocated Brick Heads LEGO store opens in Lancaster County
Hanover Evening Sun
North Hanover Walmart renovation hearing postponed, officials say
A Hanover zoning hearing to discuss proposed renovations at the Eisenhower Drive location of Walmart has been rescheduled until November, officials said. In a statement, officials confirmed that the Monday, Oct. 19 Hanover Zoning Hearing Board meeting had been canceled after both applicants listed on the agenda had requested to reschedule. The board had planned to hold a public hearing concerning two special exception requests: one from Walmart for 495 Eisenhower Drive in north Hanover, and a second request from RKJE, LLC to split a single-family home into a duplex at 258 Baltimore Street. Walmart requested their hearing be postponed until the Nov. 16, 2026 meeting of the Zoning Hearing Board, Hanover Borough Director of Planning & Engineering Eric Mains told The Evening Sun in a statement. Want Hanover and Adams County news delivered to your inbox? Sign up for the Hanover Daily Briefing newsletter by Harrison Jones here . The second applicant, regarding the Baltimore Street duplex request, had asked to be postponed until the Jan. 18, 2027 meeting of the Zoning Hearing Board, Mains said. Previously reported: Walmart seeks to renovate north Hanover store, expand online pickup According to a public notice, Walmart is seeking approval of a