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Real estate company behind Clemens Food Group in Hatfield acquires Downingtown shopping center for $22M

A real estate company affiliated with Hatfield-based Clemens Food Group has acquired a Downingtown shopping center for $22.4 million. Clemens Development purchased the 104,000-square-foot Mill Town Square, adding to the company’s more than $200 million real estate portfolio, according to the Philadelphia Business Journal. Clemens Development purchased the center from Downingtown-based Tripoint Properties and is a division of The Clemens Family Corp., parent company of Clemens Food Group.

Downingtown, PA · 9d
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WITF

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Pop’s Culture Shoppe: A Locally Owned Game Store Bringing Community Together

What started with a game of UNO in a college dorm eventually became a locally owned business built around creativity, play and community. On The Spark, we’ll talk with Julian and Anja, the couple behind Pop’s Culture Shoppe, about how their shared love of games led them to open the store in 2012 and why they wanted it to be more than just a place to buy games.

Harrisburg, PA · 7d
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Toys”R”Us opening new Central Pennsylvania location

LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — If you’re a Toys”R”Us kid, this news is for you. After closing all its physical stores in bankruptcy, the retailer is opening stores across the U.S. again, and one is coming to the Midstate. Tanger Outlets Lancaster posted on its Facebook page that Toys”R”Us is coming to the outlets just […]

Lancaster, PA · 11d

everafterinthewoods.com

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These 10 Eastern Pennsylvania’s Biggest Thrift Shops Are Worth The Road Trip

One thrift outlet in this lineup weighs your clothes and charges by the pound. Yes, the bargain hunt now comes with a scale. That detail alone made me want a road trip. Another stop on the list sends its proceeds to local AIDS organizations, and another doubles as a vintage marketplace with work from local artists.

Lancaster County, PA · 10d
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Reading City Council members question idea of yearly incremental tax increases

READING, Pa. – During the budget portion of its Committee of the Whole meeting Monday night, Reading City Council member Raymond E. Baker asked finance director Joseph Famiglietti to provide council with figures about how a fixed, consistent incremental tax increase would affect city finances over a four-year period.

Reading, PA · 8d

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Maple Press Welcomes Pete Larson as Sales Representative

YORK, PA — October 27, 2026. — Maple Press has announced that Pete Larson will join the company as a Sales Representative, effective November 2, 2026. Larson brings 29 years of experience in the book manufacturing industry, along with longstanding relationships with publishers and a deep understanding of the unique needs of the Christian publishing market.

York, PA · 9d

VISTA.Today

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Children’s Business Fair Set for Nov. 21 at Parkesburg Point

Fall has officially arrived in Parkesburg, and so has a special new event. On Saturday, Nov. 21, 2026, THE POINT will host “The Parkesburg POINT’s Children’s Business Fair,” giving young entrepreneurs the chance to bring their very first business ideas to life for a day while developing essential skills like creativity, confidence, financial literacy, and entrepreneurial thinking.

Parkesburg, PA · 8d

Berks Weekly

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Berks County Community Foundation awards more than $415,000 for energy efficiency projects

Berks County Community Foundation has awarded more than $415,000 in grants to seven organizations and entities to support energy efficiency improvements aimed at reducing utility costs and greenhouse gas emissions. The foundation announced the distribution of $415,673 in funding on October 30 through its Metropolitan Edison Sustainable Energy Fund. The...

Berks County, PA · 9d

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Hunt For Cast Iron, Glassware And Old Signs At This Sprawling Sunday Antique Market In Pennsylvania

The outdoor dealers start setting up before sunrise, and the serious hunters arrive with flashlights. That alone tells you how much people want first crack at the cast iron skillets, old glass, and faded metal signs. The whole operation happens on just one day a week. Hundreds of dealer booths...

Pennsylvania · 10d

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Logistics company laying off 81 employees in Lebanon County

MYERSTOWN, Pa. (WHTM) -- A supply chain and logistics company will lay off dozens of employees at its Lebanon County warehouse. According to a WARN Notice filed with the PA Department of Labor & Industry, Kenco Logistics Services, LLC will soon initiate layoffs at its warehouse facility located at 60 Central Boulevard in Myerstown.

Lebanon County, PA · 14d

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Blue Chip Farms’ consignment fittingly brimming with blue-chip potential

It is rather fitting that Blue Chip Farms’ Harrisburg yearling lineup is brimming with blue-chip potential and hidden gems. Tom Grossman, owner of Blue Chip Farms, located in Wallkill, NY, 50 miles north of Manhattan, likes what he sees in his roster of horses available this year at Harrisburg.

Harrisburg, PA · 10d

lebtown.com

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First flights: Birdmen and flying machines arrive in Lebanon in the 1910s

The sights and sounds of an airplane soaring overhead may be routine today, but in the early decades of the 1900s, Lebanon County residents would flock to rooftops for a glimpse of a “birdman” or race to a farmer’s field to see what had landed. Wilbur and...

Lebanon County, PA · 9d

VISTA.Today

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Kennett Square Entrepreneur Launches Philadelphia Food as Medicine Coalition

A chance meeting with food access advocates in Massachusetts inspired Kennett Square entrepreneur Mike Cangi to launch a Philadelphia coalition built on the idea that better food can mean better health, writes Kayla Yup for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Cangi, founder and CEO of Philadelphia-based FareRx, launched the Philadelphia Food as...

Philadelphia, PA · 9d

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Maryland’s Amish-Owned Market Offers A Refreshing Alternative To Ordinary Supermarket Shopping

Every week, Amish families ride in hired cars from Pennsylvania just to sell you a warm pretzel. That’s a long commute for a snack. It’s also a pretty strong sign they take that pretzel seriously. These Amish vendors hire drivers for the trip from Pennsylvania. The drivers deal...

Maryland · 13d

MONTCO.Today

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These Historic Homes Have Stood in Chester County for Around 300 Years

Before there was a United States, there were farmhouses in Chester County. Early settlers built them from local stone and brick, cleared the fields around them, and established communities that would shape the region for generations. Around 300 years later, a handful of those homes are still standing, and several...

Chester County, PA · 11d

VISTA.Today

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Chester County Farms Help Feed Southeastern Pennsylvania and Beyond

Family-owned dairies, orchards, and livestock farms across the county produce the everyday foods that land on area tables, often from land the same families have worked for generations. Milk bottled in Pocopson ends up in local restaurant kitchens. Mushrooms grown near Kennett Square fill supermarket shelves across the country. Cheese...

Chester County, PA · 10d

BUCKSCO.Today

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These Historic Homes Have Stood in Chester County for Around 300 Years

Before there was a United States, there were farmhouses in Chester County. Early settlers built them from local stone and brick, cleared the fields around them, and established communities that would shape the region for generations. Around 300 years later, a handful of those homes are still standing, and several...

Chester County, PA · 11d

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Dauphin County dairy farm receives nearly $1M grant to turn farm waste into energy

DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — A Dauphin County dairy farm is receiving nearly $1 million in state funding to turn manure and food waste into renewable energy, according to a news release. Jubilee Dairy LLC received a $971,006 grant through the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection's RISE PA program...

Dauphin County, PA · 12d