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Parts of Millersville University’s historic house demolition plan rejected (opens the original)
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Millersville University is evaluating next steps after getting zoning approval for only six of the 11 historic houses it recently proposed for demolition. Borough zoning hearing board members last week rejected the universityâs request for a special exception to demolish five houses built between 1890 and 1920 located along George Street. Six houses built between 1930 and 1967 were approved for demolition. The boardâs decision spares buildings seen as contributing to the boroughâs historic
Your UGI utility bill is going up - here are the details (opens the original)
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Natural gas customers of UGI Utilities Inc. will see their bills increase today and Oct. 1, 2027, but the hike will be less than the utility requested. The increases approved today by the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission involve only the portion of the customerâs bill that represents UGIâs cost of operating and maintaining its system, not the cost of natural gas. Under todayâs settlement, the average monthly bill for a residential customer using 68.8 Ccf per month will increase by a
Columbia Borough Hampton Inn now open at former potato chip factory (opens the original)
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An 80-room downtown Columbia hotel built around the facade of a historic potato chip factory is now open for business. The Hampton Inn by Hilton at the Chip Factory has turned an abandoned landmark into Columbiaâs only mid-size hotel, serving wedding parties, business travelers and visitors to the borough and Susquehanna River attractions. The $22 million project was developed by Don and Becky Murphy, Columbia natives and owners of multiple downtown properties including Hinkleâs Restaurant a
Weigh in now on air quality plan for Lancaster city data center's second phase (opens the original)
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Public input will be accepted through Oct. 26 on plans to use 84 diesel-fired generators as backup power for a second data center building on Greenfield Road in Lancaster city, the state Department of Environmental Protection announced this week. While approval is likely as long as DEP finds the plan complies with state and federal law, the required comment period lets the public request changes to the plan and an in-person hearing with DEP, according to environmental nonprofit PennFuture. âIt
Judge cancels Greenfield Road data center zoning hearing (opens the original)
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Editor's note: This article has been updated to reflect that Lancaster County Common Pleas Court Judge Thomas B. Sponaugle ruled on the requests to cancel scheduled zoning hearings on the Lancaster city data centers last year and this month. A Lancaster County court judge has ruled that a zoning hearing regarding the second data center on Greenfield Road in Lancaster city will not go ahead as scheduled Monday night. The court decision derails city residentsâ second attempt to bring the data ce
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