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White Castle brings more than burgers
The lines for Black Friday's jaw-dropping deals at Best Buy and Target may pale in comparison to the crowds outside the recently-opened White Castle in Whitehall.
Since opening last Sunday, White Castle has lured lines of hungry customers that have...Tags: Facebook, Bennigan's, Twitter, Inc., Frosting and Icing, Ed Pawlowski
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Giant check for Gov. Wolf Elementary
Valley 610New playground equipment for Gov. Wolf Elementary School has gotten closer to reality. That’s because parents and staff banded together to raise $19,731.19 by shopping at Giant Food Stores. Gov. Wolf Principal Jodi Sponchiado registered her school... -
Giant gives opening date
Retail WatchGiant Food plans to open its store at 7150 Hamilton Boulevard on Dec. 7., the supermarket chain said Wednesday. The new Trexlertown location replaces the Giant from the nearby Shoppes at Trexler and brings a gas station with it. The new 74,000 square-foot... -
Cashing in on high school athletics
Valley 610Ever walk into a store or surf the web and see ads depicting apparel adorned with local high school's logo? School officials have and they do not know who is selling the merchandise. This mystery shopper experience has caused officials in the Bethlehem... -
Local Target getting renovation
Retail WatchThe Target store in South Whitehall Township is expanding grocery aisles and offering fresh foods as part of its renovation, officials said. "Target’s new expanded food layout was created in response to research and feedback from guests who... -
Man jailed on two shoplifting charges
Reading Eagle, Pa.A Maidencreek Township man who was jailed earlier this year for shoplifting was back in Berks County Prison on charges he stole from Cabela's and The Home Depot about a month apart, authorities said Friday. Christopher L. Haller, 35, of the 200 block of...Tags: Prisons, The Home Depot, Justice System, Cabela's Inc., Judges
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In Coplay, it's neighbor vs. neighbor in May primary
The phone rang on a recent Thursday night at the Dickman house on Fifth Street in Coplay. Seated in her recliner, Ann Dickman checked the caller ID and answered. After she'd spoken for a few minutes, Frank Dickman called to his wife from his recliner....
Tags: Local Government, Libraries, Coplay, Elections, Whitehall
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Police: Four people charged in distraction theft ring
York Daily Record, Pa.West York Police started an investigation more than a year ago that led to charges being filed against four men -- two who are still on the loose -- in connection with a multi-state retail theft ring, according to a news release issued Friday. Police...Tags: Prosecution, Theft, Fredericksburg (Fredericksburg, Virginia), Hamilton
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Business briefs - May 5
Greater Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. — The Greater Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce welcomed 10 new members in April, bringing the membership to 944. New members are: • Ad Pros LLC, McConnellsburg, Pa. • Bob...Tags: New Products, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Hospitals and Clinics, Seafood, Earth Day
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Zumbathon benefits wounded warriors
waynesboro@herald-mail.comA room full of women — and at least one man — gyrated and sweated Sunday as they exercised for charity. Proceeds from a Zumbathon at the Franklin Fire Co. benefited PA Hero Walk and the Wounded Warrior Project. Area Zumba instructors took to...Tags: Physical Fitness and Exercise, Marketing, YMCA, Hershey (Dauphin, Pennsylvania)
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Eddie's Market rallies Charles Villagers to resist potential competition on Hopkins lot
Barbara Gudenius has been shopping at Eddie's Market of Charles Village since she moved to the neighborhood in 1973. "I like it now more than ever," said the retired Western High School teacher, 66, as she shopped for groceries Friday, March 15. "It's...
Tags: Mary Pat Clarke, Safeway Inc., Johns Hopkins University, Charles Village, John Griffin
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Rotunda redeveloper taking fresh look at MOM's Organic Market
A chain of organic markets that Scott Nash started in his mother's basement in Beltsville in 1987 has grown to 10 stores in Maryland and Virginia. An 11th store could be coming to the Rotunda mall. MOM's Organic Market is a finalist to open a boutique...Tags: Mary Pat Clarke, Marketing, Hybrid Vehicles, Seafood, Foods and Beverages
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