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Glencoe, OH · Business
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Buehler’s to acquire Sanders stores, offers employees ownership opportunity
Buehler’s Fresh Foods plans to acquire three Sanders grocery stores in Ohio, expanding the employee-owned company’s presence in the state. The company has signed an asset purchase agreement for the stores in Carrollton, Cadiz and Jefferson, according to a community announcement. The transaction remains subject to the terms of the agreement and its completion. Buehler’s said employees at the Sanders stores who meet eligibility requirements will have an opportunity to become part owners of the company through its employee stock ownership plan, or ESOP. “Buehler’s has been employee-owned since 2017, and our ESOP is an important part of who we are," said Mike Davidson, president and CEO of Buehler’s Fresh Foods. "We are excited to welcome the Sanders employees into our employee-ownership family. Because we are employee-owned, every employee's contribution truly matters. We are committed to working together to make this transition as comfortable and familiar as possible for our new team members, customers and communities." What will happen to the Sanders stores Buehler’s intends to keep the Sanders name for the immediate future while learning about the stores’ operations and customer relationships. The company said it expects to make investments at an appropriate time to improve store operations and
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John Marshall launches construction pre-apprenticeship program
GLEN DALE, W.Va. (WTRF) — John Marshall High School is adding a pre-apprenticeship program to its two-year carpentry Career and Technical Education program. The school says it is the first program of its kind offered at a West Virginia high school. Beginning this semester, carpentry students will take part in a pre-apprenticeship program through the […]
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Gillece Reaches Settlement Over Clog Crusher Suit
A Pittsburgh-based plumbing company will have to pay restitution following a settlement with the state. The state attorney general filed a lawsuit against Gillece Services back in 2020 alleging the company’s “$93 or Free Clog Crusher Special” was misleading customers. The special said Gillece would unclog drains...
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Pittsburgh start-up's paper-based pill bottle among Time's best inventions of 2026
WashingtonExaminer
Pittsburgh's Gecko Robotics expands its Navy contract to $300 million
PITTSBURGH — In March, Jake Loosararian stood in the middle of what was once a bustling Sears department store, now his company’s headquarters, and talked about what a $71 million Navy contract could mean for a robotics company that had chosen to stay in western Pennsylvania, as the Washington Examiner reported at the time. Seven […]
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Your move: Look inside this 126-year-old Canonsburg Victorian with a three-story turret and hidden history
A local dry goods shop, a hidden dumbwaiter, a needlepoint club and a prominent surgeon are some of the threads that weave together the story behind this historic property in Canonsburg. For the latest edition of our “Your move” real estate series, we venture beyond Allegheny County to a distinctive...
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Vigilant Books & Coffee Opens in Historic North Wheeling Firehouse
Ten years ago, Chuck Wood and Vera Uyehara bought an old firehouse on Main Street in North Wheeling for just $30,000. A decade later, the building has been preserved, renovated, and refurbished, and, as of this past weekend, has officially opened as Wheeling’s newest bookstore and coffee shop. History...
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Eastern Pittsburgh suburban real estate transactions for the week of Oct. 18, 2026
Scott Stewart sold property at 1636 Georgertown Pl to Kent Commodore for $265,000. Christine Larson sold property at 205 Dewey St. to Jacob Heyer and Maureen Sweeney for $386,000. Noah Theriault sold property at 115 Race St. to Robert Rolley and Lorna Williams for $410,518. Forest Hills. Kelly Britcher sold...