The dust has settled at the Jeramar Plaza construction site on Allen Street and tenants are starting to make their way to the new four-story building.
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Mount Nittany expands hospitalist program
Hospitalist services at Mount Nittany Medical Center recently expanded with the addition of Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center physicians.
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The Pennsylvania Orthopaedic Society recently inductedDr. Wayne Sebastianelli, of State College, as its president.
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Thinking Ahead
If three’s a crowd, what do we call 10 percent of the working age population in the United States? I can assure you that it’s a lot more than a statistic if you’re one of those looking for work.
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When General Motors announced at the end of September it was shuttering its Saturn division, the news came a shock to many people — including John Sutliff, the owner of Sutliff Motors.
Fitness club starts new program
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Mount Nittany Medical Center has announced the addition of Dr. Emily A. Peterson, plastic and reconstructive surgeon, to its physician group. Peterson is the first plastic surgeon employed by Mount Nittany.Market quotes as of Wednesday
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This past week the Mount Nittany Medical Center board of trustees held its annual meeting to deliver a “state of the hospital” address.
The largest single generation in the work force, better known as the baby boomers, is finally reaching retirement age. At 77 million strong, it’s a group that will continue to have a major impact on business and society for at least another decade or two.
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• Bellefonte firm awarded dam contract
• D&E donates to medical center project• Green design firm receives awardDocuments
Workshops set on Marcellus development
The economic output of Centre County grew faster than any other region of Pennsylvania last year, even as unemployment rose to levels not seen in more than a decade.
After 101 years of being a family owned and operated business, Fullington Trail-ways has announced it has entered into an agreement to sell a controlling interest in the company to a French transit company, Ratp Dev.
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Thinking Ahead
We have all been there. You’re in a meeting; you look around the room to catch a glimpse of heavy eyelids slowly closing. Heads of participants are bobbing from boredom and as you glance at your watch you can’t believe there’s still plenty of time to go. You wonder if you’re going to make it.
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