Upper Yoder Township
Upper Yoder Township, PA · Real Estate
StateCollege.com
Penn State Introducing New Student Dining Plans, Pricing Tools for 2027-28
Penn State students will see changes to dining plans and on-campus food services beginning with the 2027-28 academic year, including two new meal plan options, adjustable dining dollars and new tools to make pricing and discounts easier to understand. Penn State Housing and Food Services announced Tuesday that it will replace its current Campus Meal Plan and Commuter Meal Plan with two new options: the Signature Plan and Classic Plan. The changes follow 10 months of feedback gathered through focus groups and surveys involving students, families and staff. The updated dining program is designed to give students more flexibility while making it easier to compare costs and discounts at dining locations across Penn State. “We are excited to roll out the updated dining plan over the next year,” said Jim Meinecke, senior director of Food Services, said. “The adjusted options are designed to make dining convenient and flexible, with access to meals, snacks and beverages across Penn State locations.” The Signature Plan will replace the Campus Meal Plan for students who regularly eat on campus. Unlike the current plan, which offers three set levels, the Signature Plan will begin with a default amount of dining dollars that students can adjust
tristatealert.com
Chambersburg Borough Council lawyers up on reassessment to force the issue
CHAMBERSBURG – In a 9-1 decision, the Chambersburg Borough Council agreed to hire Knox Law out of Erie, PA, to bring legislation against Franklin County to perform a county-wide reassessment. This will not just affect residents in Chambersburg – a county-wide reassessment would affect EVERYONE in Franklin County.
PA Times
Op-Ed: Holding blighted property owners accountable
By Joe Picozzi In Pennsylvania, hundreds of thousands of blighted or abandoned properties drive down home values, undermine neighborhood stability and hinder community development. Combating blight is about more than improving appearances; improves public safety, preserves household wealth, encourages investment and reduces the burden on local governments. When properties decay, overgrown lots and structural neglect […]
PennLive.com
Lego store, baseball academy and other real estate moves in central Pa.
An eight-building complex in East Pennsboro Township that includes 13 apartment units and 32 townhouses was sold. A baseball academy leased space at the Park City Center in Lancaster. And a 17,900-square-foot shopping plaza in Lower Paxton Township was sold. Those are just some of the commercial real estate sales...
familydestinationsguide.com
This Breathtaking Pennsylvania Mansion Is Like Walking Through A Real-Life Time Machine
Some buildings just exist, and some buildings make a statement, and then there’s Baker Mansion in Altoona, Pennsylvania, which skips straight past statement and goes directly to full-on declaration. The moment it comes into view, you understand that you’re looking at something that operates on a different level from...
mahoningmatters.com
Real estate transactions, week of Sept. 5
The following real estate transactions are for $10,000 or more:. AJRUT Properties LLC from Eugene A. Fischer, property in Westmont Borough, $140,000. Michelle Burwell from Tarynn B. Bencivengo, property in Westmont Borough, $192,000. Amanda Sue Bergamasco from Andrew L. Hovanec, by administrator, property in Johnstown's 21st Ward, $58,000. 500 Central...
PennLive.com
From hotel to apartments: reinventing Breezewood