Bottom Line: West Lebanon Target apparently targeting fall opening
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Modified: 4/17/2021 9:38:21 PM
Hard-hatted and reflective-vested construction crews are busy at work at the
former Kmart in West Lebanon to repurpose the space for a new
Target store. But panting customers hoping to fill their red shopping carts with swimsuits, patio furniture or baby sunscreen in time for summer are probably going to be disappointed.
“We’ve been told sometime in the fall,” said
Leann Cushman, department secretary in the Lebanon’s Planning & Development office who acts like an air traffic controller for building permits. “That’s the appropriate time for commercial businesses that want to be open in time for Thanksgiving.”
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Harrisburg University sells $100 million in university revenue bonds to help construct its new 11-story tower
Updated Jan 13, 2021;
Harrisburg University of Science and Technology announced on Wednesday that it had sold $100 million in university revenue bonds.
The money is being used for the construction of its new health science and advanced manufacturing educational facility at Third and Chestnut streets in Harrisburg.
The bonds were issued through the Dauphin County General Authority and marketed and sold by RBC Capital markets. The school said that buyers of the new tax-exempt bonds are “global sophisticated investment firms”.
“This sale demonstrates the confidence of smart institutional investors in Harrisburg University’s fiscal stability, and in the future of health care and advanced manufacturing as economic drivers in the central Pennsylvania region,” Eric Darr, president of Harrisburg University said in a press release.