York County Connect March 2016

1 YORK COUNTY CONNECT March 2016

York County Economic AllianceMarch 2016

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Celebrating Our Members

What in the world isCreativity Unleashed?

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Certificate programs leading toward associate degrees The Graham Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership Studies

Accelerated course and degree completion for adult learners

Convenient day, evening, and Saturday classes

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More than TWENTY student clubs and organizations

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The York County Economic Alliance is the place to start for companies seeking a competitive edge. As York County’s official chamber and economic development organization, it is the resource center that connects businesses to specialized funding, business services, advocacy programs and events that will help their business thrive.

The mission of the York County Economic Alliance is to lead economic growth, connect local businesses to resources and each other and advocate for business and the community to create a prosperous York County.

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Katie LentzExecutive Vice President

Wilda AlessiVice President, Chamber Operations

Nancy BarryVice President, Operations & CFO

8 Giving Adults a Second Chance

22 Tour de Tanks12 YorKitchen Tenants

Also In This Issue:Downtown Inc.’s 2015 In Review 4

Expansion in Hanover, PA Operations Nearing Completion 6

York Blue Moon Expands 7

Main Street Hanover 2015 Annual Report 14

Main Street Hanover Events 18

Meet the Ambassadors 21

Interested in Travel Discounts for Members? 24

What in the world is Creativity Unleashed? 26

York County Economic Alliance Celebrates Its Members 28

The New Yorktowne Hotel 38

CREATIVITY UNLEASHED

Penn State YORK

Your local connection to PENN STATE

TEN bachelor’s degrees, SIX associate degrees, and ONE master’s degree you can complete in York

FIRST TWO YEARS of more than 160 Penn State majors

Certificate programs leading toward associate degrees The Graham Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership Studies

Accelerated course and degree completion for adult learners

Convenient day, evening, and Saturday classes

FIVE varsity sports

More than TWENTY student clubs and organizations

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2015 was a big year for downtown York and a busy year for Downtown Inc, York’s Main Street organization. Downtown Inc is the organization working to enhance and encourage investment in York’s central business district. We do that through: • Economic Development• Promotions• Placemaking Public Safety

2015 downtown York saw: • 23 new business ribbon cuttings in the Central Business District

• More than $100,000 spent at downtown shops on Small Business Saturday

• More than 14 tons of trash removed from downtown streets and sidewalks, thanks to Downtown Inc’s partnership with the York County Solid Waste Authority

• Two pieces of public art installed on West Market Street and Cherry Lane

• 38 new parking wayfinding signs placed around the city to help ease parking confusion

• The deployment of an additional 144 law enforcement hours on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings in the summer, thanks to a partnership with Better York

• More than 40,000 people attending Downtown Inc events

• 15,000 copies of the new Downtown York Magazine distributed across the region

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Stay tuned to see what Downtown Inc has

in store for 2016. Stay up-to-date by visiting

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“Downtown York PA” on Facebook.

By: Meagan Feeser, Downtown Inc.


Downtown Inc works to serve the Central Business District because we know that downtowns matter. A downtown commercial district distinguishes one community from another. York’s blend of historical, architectural and cultural treasures captures the York experience and sets us apart from any other community.

Plus… • A downtown is home to locally owned, independent businesses that keep 68 percent of their revenue recycling back into the community

• A healthy, vibrant downtown is an indicator of the economic condition of the City and the County

• Downtown businesses provide employment opportunities at all skill levels

• Successful downtown businesses can pay higher business privilege and mercantile taxes, contributing to the overall growth and economic improvement of the City and County

• A healthy downtown enhances property values and expands the City’s tax base

• A vibrant downtown creates a sense of place and pride for the community

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In June 2015, Apio, Inc. broke ground on a $22.5 million investment at its Hanover, Pa., operations

to help the company meet demand for its growing portfolio of value-added vegetable and salad products. The project is on track with the first phase completed.

“In mid-January, we moved all our processes from the old building into the new facility,” said Jason Frost, manager of Apio’s Penn Township plant. “We are also beginning our hiring process in anticipation of the new production lines, which will begin running in the coming months.”

Apio’s expansion plans included building a new 46,000 square foot building. The addition of this facility more than triples the size of operations from 19,000 to 64,000 square feet. They are now in the process of renovating the old facility which is anticipated to be completed in March 2016.

This expansion will add up to 200 jobs over the next three years. Production lines will increase from two to 10, allowing Apio to grow their Eat Smart® and GreenLine® brands particularly in the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic and Midwest. Construction of the first phase was completed in December 2015.

The expansion was made possible with the approval of a Local Economic Revitalization Tax Assistance (LERTA) agreement approved by county, township and school board bodies. The Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development offered a funding proposal including Job Creation Tax Credits, a Pennsylvania First Program grant and a WEDnetPA training grant valued at more than $1.1 million over the next three years.

Apio, Inc. is headquartered in Guadalupe, California. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of Landec Corporation (NASDAQ; LNDC) and a leading national producer of fresh-cut vegetable products for the United States and Canada under the Eat Smart® and GreenLine® brands.

By: Jenny Stornetta, Apio, Inc.

EXPANSION in Hanover, PA Operations Nearing Completion

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York Blue Moon, one of York City’s fine dining establishments commemorated the launch of

renovations to create a new contemporary bar, lounge and bistro area in the building adjacent to the existing restaurant space. Blue Moon’s owners, Darrell and Janine Tobin also plan to connect the two buildings, as well as create an outdoor dining area and refurbish the exterior façade.

The renovation project will further enhance York Blue Moon as a vital anchor to York’s “WeCo”, West of the Codorus, neighborhood. The Tobins anticipate completion of the project by summer.

The Economic Alliance has been working with the Tobins to facilitate an SBA 504 loan to finance a portion of the renovations upon completion.

By: Kenetha Hansen, York County Economic Alliance

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York County Literacy Council

Giving Adults a Second Chance

Creating opportunities and transforming lives by providing a second chance for hard working adults who

want better lives for themselves and their families has been the York County Literacy Council’s mission for 40 years. Improving adults’ basic literacy skills removes barriers that were preventing them from self-sufficiently, saves the taxpayer money, reduces poverty and improves communities.


There are approximately 1.25 million adults living in Pennsylvania who do not have the basic academic skills to complete a job application. Today, too many of Pennsylvania’s adults who are lacking adult basic skill education opportunities do not have access to services that will help them get the skills need to be ready for work. Adult and Family Literacy education is the lifeline to good jobs and success. Every dollar invested in literacy yields an $8.54 return to the community.

Annually, the Literacy Council helps an average of 800 adults achieve their goals and greater economic stability for themselves and their families. York County Literacy County Council is providing a spectrum of literacy and language building programs:

• The Adult Reading• English as a Second Language• Next Step • Literacy in the Workplace

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UNLOCKING POTENTIAL

FOR 40 YEARS

The Key to Successis Education

Goal $75,000To read about students’ success,

learn about our $40 for Forty Years of Service Challenge and to contribute to our

Campaign, visit www.YorkLiteracy.org

We are pleased to announceMichael & Lori MitrickHonorary Chairs 9th Literacy Empowerment Campaign


Programs offer classroom instruction, tutoring, community presentations and a digital learning center for adults who seek services. Students are learning the skills needed to get and keep a good first job, improve their current job, access post-secondary education and job training, and get on a career path. Many individuals enrolled in the program are achieving greater economical stability.

YCLC offers a variety of classes, one-to-one tutoring and a digital learning center within their Adult Reading and English as a Second Language (ESL) Programs. In addition to onsite access to the YCLC Library (a satellite of York County Library Systems), students are offered special classes in computer basics instruction and presentations on health literacy, workplace literacy and financial literacy.

The Adult Reading Program The Adult Reading Program offers the basics to improve reading, writing and spelling as well as multi-level classroom instruction to pass the test for the General Education Diploma (GED).

English as a Second Language YCLC partners with other organizations in order to increase efficiency and broaden the impact of the program. The ESL Program provides multi-level classes for students from around the world to learn to speak, read and write English. The ESL program students are from 61 different countries. Many of the ESL students have an education from their home country and are earnest about learning English in order to become productive members of our community.

The Next StepYCLC’S most recent program, The Next Step, was born out of a need to help students move from YCLC classes to higher education and/or employment. Focal points of The Next Step are Job Readiness, Continued Education and Life Enrichment. By assisting students with job searches, resume building, soft skills and interviewing, the Next Step Coordinator gives YCLC students the extra edge in meeting their goals. Keeping students updated on job fairs, employment opportunities and helping them to apply to college, trade schools or certificate programs are all part of the program. YCLC is able to provide a few scholarships each year to students who meet the requirements and will use the funds for furthering education or employment training.

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The Literacy in the Workplace ProgramThe Literacy in the Workplace Program is tailor-made for companies seeking to improve literacy comprehension, understanding and communication among its employees in order to be more effective and efficient.

Adults are learning the skills needed to get and keep a good first job, improve their current job, access post-secondary education and job training, and get on a career path. Many individuals enrolled in the program are removing the barriers that were preventing them from achieving greater economical stability. During the past five years, 229 individuals entered employment, 65 individuals improved their current job, 84 individuals earned their General Education Diploma (GED), 80 individuals entered post-secondary education and/or training programs and 66 individuals completed a work-base learning goal. With every student who reaches their educational goal, the YCLC mission is realized. It is a shared value and collective impact for the success of individuals, their families and our community.

For more information, contact the York County Literacy Council at 717.845.8719 or visitwww.yorkliteracy.org.

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YorKitchen was started in 2011 after years of development through NutriCore NorthEast, an arm

of the York County Economic Alliance. It is a licensed commercial kitchen that is available to rent by the hour for both budding food entrepreneurs and existing businesses looking to expand. To date, YorKitchen has helped launch 54 new businesses and 22 expansions. Sixteen of those companies have graduated to launch into their own site. YorKitchen walks people through the permitting and licensing process required for establishing a food related business. Many staff members have helped countless food related businesses in the County to maintain a food safety certification requirement for each establishment through the offering of ServSafe classes and testing.

YorKitchen is more than just a business incubator. It has assisted numerous non-profits and civic organizations in fundraising opportunities, held Chef Challenges, chef table dinners and is the meeting place for the Uptown Rotary and cooking classes. Families have rented the facility to make holiday meals together, host cookie exchanges, Scout troops, birthday parties and more. Partnerships have also been established with groups like WellSpan and Family First Health to deliver nutrition education. Due to the creative and versatile nature of the space, YorKitchen was honored as a finalist for the Creative York awards. We are very excited to see what 2016 has to bring.

YorKitchen is more than just a business incubator. It is a licensed commercial kitchen that is available to rent by the hour for budding food entrepreneurs, existing businesses looking to expand, and community events.

All About Brownies

Product: BrowniesBusiness Started: 2011Owners: Nancy Nicholson and Michael MarstonLocation: Central Market York, Eastern Market & onlineWebsite: www.allaboutbrownies.com

Why start a business? All About Brownies only came to be because of the existence of the YorKitchen. It was an idea that had been tossed around for years but was missing a starting point. There is significantly different permits and licensing required and it seemed overwhelming. They are a pet family so they would not have been able to produce from their home.

How has the business utilized YorKitchen? With YorKitchen, they found the guidance through the paperwork, licensing and a licensed facility for production. They have received guidance in drafting press releases, marketing strategies, break even analysis, etc. from staff.

What happened in 2015? All About Brownies added a second location and two additional retail outlets. Revenues have jumped 30 percent due to an increase in custom label and corporate gift programs. Internet sales have also seen a big jump.

YorKitchen TenantsBy: Aeman Bashir, York County Economic Alliance

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Brother Floyd’s Righteous Pickles

Product: Pickles Business Started: 2013Owner: Ken FloydLocation: Online and various retailers throughout Pennsylvania and MarylandWebsite: www.brotherfloyds.com

Why start a business? It all began with church suppers and barbeques with friends. They would make our sweet and hot pickles to share and someone would always say, “These pickles are great! You should sell them!” The time never seemed right. After retirement, owner Ken Floyd started looking for options and came across YorKitchen.

How has the business utilized YorKitchen? The ability to use a licensed kitchen to produce their product without the upfront costs of the investment in the development of a standalone facility was crucial.

What happened in 2015? Brother Floyd’s has seen a significant increase in sales and seen a 50 percent increase in the number of retail outlets, bringing the total to 31 locations.

Farm to FreezerProduct: Freezer Cooking SessionsBusiness Started: 2015Owner: Mary Ellen MartinLocation: 12 E Seventh Ave, York, PA 17404Website: www.farmtofreezeryork.com

Why start a business? The one thing that everyone seems to have less of is time. After a long day, few have time to grocery shop and prepare a wholesome meal every day. They wanted to find a way that within just a few hours you could have 10 family-sized meals that you could freeze until you are ready to prepare them.

How has the business utilized YorKitchen? They used YorKitchen as a launch pad for the concept. Many friends said that were interested, however, it was time to really test the waters and see if there was truly a market in York for the concept. By utilizing YorKitchen, Farm to Freezer was able to build their brand and their client base while building capital to launch in their own site.

What happened in 2015? With the confidence to move forward, Farm to Freezer has found a home in the former York Business Institute Culinary School.

Neilly’s Foods

Product: Gourmet Afro-Caribbean and Latin FoodsBusiness Started: 2011Owner: Julie NdjeeLocation: Mid-Atlantic Wholefoods locations, all Giant Foods & Giant Eagle LocationsWebsite: www.Neillys.com

Why start a business? Prior to starting Neilly’s Foods, Julie started a business with one sauce called Ultimate Seasoning which she then had co-packed. In dealing with grocery stores and distributers, she realized there was a hole that could be filled in the offerings of more ethnic foods. Being along the trade routes, the food of her home country of Cameroon on the western coast of Africa has a fusion of flavors with a variety of spices including jerk and curries. She felt there was a market for it and wanted to launch.

How has the business utilized YorKitchen? Neilly’s Foods primarily started using YorKitchen for menu development. These items were then being produced and co-packed by a third party. Julie felt that she was not able to get the quality she was looking for from an outside party. She then pulled full production into YorKitchen after which her sales doubled.

What happened in 2015? To keep up with demand, she developed her own production space and now has a full freezer door of products in stores along the east coast.

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In its third year, the Main Street organization has taken major strides in the revitalization of downtown. Main Street Hanover is a collaborative effort between the Hanover Borough, the Hanover Area Chamber of Commerce, the Partnership for Economic Development of York County and the York County Economic Alliance. This unique partnership has made it possible to accomplish all the successes you’ll read throughout this report.

The progress and successes that you will see within this report are a direct result of the efforts put forth by many hours of staff and volunteer time. We are so grateful to those who give their time and talent to Main Street Hanover; whether through serving on a committee, being a strong merchant in the downtown, a participant in our events, or a supporter of our mission, every bit of support counts. Without our four dedicated committees, our invigorated merchant group, and our fiscal sponsors, none of what you see listed here would be possible.

As the Chair of the Steering Committee of Main Street Hanover, I’m pleased to present this report to you in the hopes that you’ll join us as we revitalize downtown Hanover. I am proud to be a part of such an impactful organization; I invite you to Discover Hanover! The future is bright and we look forward to being a part of it.

ORGANIZATION SUCCESSES:

• Welcomed 29 new businesses that opened in the Central Business District

• Launched a new website, featuring a business directory and event calendar (Launched November 2014)

• Received two Department of Community and Economic Development Grants as a Keystone Community, $40,000 Façade Grant funding and $10,750 for an architectural study to be completed at 22 Carlisle Street, as part of a Planning Grant

• Released the Business Recruitment piece for downtown business attraction

• Unveiled new public art piece in downtown (November 2014)

• Assisted the Borough of Hanover in enacting a new parking permit system

• Hosted three new successful downtown events; Main Street Mini-Golf, Sip & Stroll and Oktoberfest

• Participated in two local events; Utz Summer Bash and Hanover Chamber’s Dutch Festival

• Reinvigorated the merchant group

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AWARD RECEIVED: In November 2015, Main Street Hanover received the Hanover Area Chamber of Commerce Positive Action Award. The Positive Action Award is given to an organization or business that positively contributes to meeting the needs of the Hanover region and work together with community members toward a cooperative vision that suggests ways to manage growth. Main Street was nominated for this award by a downtown merchant, which is a testament to the organization’s work and relationships built in the downtown business district. Mark Mathias, co-owner of Miscreation Brewing Company, wrote in his nomination: “Main Street has been a major influence in downtown Hanover, encouraging people to get together and reinvest time and money around the square.” Mathias cited several successful events, organized by Main Street, that have brought people to the downtown, including downtown clean-ups, Chalk It Up and the new Sip-n-Stroll and Oktoberfest. His business is one of many who have seen the effects that Main Street has had in the downtown.

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COMMITTEE ACTIVITY: Steering • Held legislative familiarization tour for 30 local legislators, community and business leaders in Downtown Hanover

• Applied for a Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP) grant to help in the rehabilitation of the old Montgomery Ward property at 34 Frederick Street and the renovation of the old Wachovia Bank building at 22 Carlisle Street

• Successfully completed the organization’s first Pennsylvania Downtown Center program assessment

• Began organizational development planning for program longevity and financial sustainability

Design• Raised money for the beautification program, allowing us to hang planters and hanging baskets in the square

• Received $40,000 for the Façade Grant Program, this will give up to $5,000 to businesses or property owners to assist in the rehab of downtown facades

• Unveiled the first public art piece in downtown Hanover, ‘Past Present and Future’ by Jeff Asper

• Continued efforts to implement a Comprehensive Streetscape Plan

Business Development• Created and published a new business recruitment and attraction brochure for downtown

• Assisted the Borough of Hanover in enacting a new parking permit system

• Created a comprehensive business inventory and began working to complete with baseline information for tracking business growth and activity

• Developed Business Support section on website to provide small business resources to community business owners

• Strengthened connection with Small Business Development Center and made 4 referrals Promotions• Greatly increased awareness through social media • 1,769 Facebook Followers • 250 Twitter Followers

• Launched Picket-Up: Downtown News E-newsletter, the first monthly e-newsletter for the downtown community

• Held second full year of themed 2nd Saturday’s

• Created the first ever Hanover Holiday Gift Guide in partnership with the Hanover Area Chamber of Commerce

• Launched a website for the initiative (Nov 2014) – www.MainStreetHanover.org • Contains business directory and interactive events calendar

• Reinvigorated the merchant group to assist in networking among merchants as well as offer peer support and assistance

• Saturdays on Main Street focused on planning downtown events: • Chalk It Up – hosted the 5th Annual chalk art festival in downtown • Launched three new successful events: Main Street Mini Golf – 100 participants Sip & Stroll - 260 participants Oktoberfest – 300 participants

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Gary Laird, ChairBen AdamsCasi BroughMindy CrawfordFelicia DellDrew DerrethAnne DruckFlorence Ford

Daniel FreyGerry FunkeKevin GuldenNikki HoffmanClaire HornbergerMatthew JacksonKate KlunkKatie Lentz

Ryan MyersMark RiggsJill RohrbaughScott RolandJustine Trucksess

STEERING COMMITTEE MEMBERS:

CONNECT WITH USVisit our website:• To see our online event calendar• Learn about our committees• Read about news stories involving downtown• Use our business directory to find the downtown shops you are looking for• Get small business support resources• Make a donation supporting an event or program of Main Street Hanover

Like Us on Facebook or Follow Us on Twitter:• To see pictures from our events• See updates from local downtown businesses• Get all the current events from Main Street• Interact with other supporters

GETTING INVOLVED If you have a passion for downtown Hanover and seeing its revitalization efforts continue, consider joining a committee, sponsoring a program, volunteering for an event of patronizing and downtown business. We need your help!

For more information, contact Justine Trucksess at 717.637.6130 x101

WE LOVE OUR VOLUNTEERS!Thanks to a dedicated group of volunteers, Main Street Hanover was able to present new events, produce new publications and brochures, and make plans for our future. We couldn’t do it without you!

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Pennsylvania Theatrical Arts We are very excited to share that we are pairing up with Pennsylvania Theatrical Arts by Brittany Stevens as their non-profit partner for their upcoming shows, Alice in Wonderland Jr. and Into the Woods. As the performance’s partner, Main Street Hanover will receive a portion of the proceeds from ticket sales from all of the shows, as well as assist in putting on a special ‘Tea with Alice’ event.

These two shows will be performed at the Eichelberger Performing Arts Center, in their beautiful theater. We are excited to support these performances and the local performing arts center. We hope you will consider attending these shows and not only supporting local theater and children in the arts, but support Main Street Hanover, as well!

Advertising opportunities are available for these performances which reach on average 1,500 patrons. Contact Main Street Hanover Manager, Justine Trucksess, at [email protected] for more information. Tickets are available for purchase at www.patabs.com

Disney’s Alice in Wonderland Jr. April 16, 2016 at 7:00 p.m. and April 17, 2016 at 2:00 p.m.

Into the Woods April 22, 2016 at 7:00 p.m. and April 23, 2016 at 7:00 p.m.

Main Street Hanover EventsBy: Justine Trucksess, York County Economic Alliance

2nd SaturdaysWe enter into the third year of having 2nd Saturday events and hope that you will consider joining us downtown to celebrate! The 2nd Saturday idea came about as a way to attract people to the downtown to enjoy the unique events, shopping and food and drinks downtown has to offer. The idea of having businesses offer promotions and hold events during the 2nd Saturday of every month was an incentive for people to discover Hanover’s unique downtown. We encourage all of the shops to offer great deals and unique offerings all on the same day, hoping people could be attracted to come downtown and spend the whole day shopping, eating and drinking.

This year we are adding some additional events and open houses to our 2nd Saturday offerings. We truly think there is something for everyone in downtown Hanover. Discover downtown and come out shopping with us this 2nd Saturday!

For more information on Main Street Hanover, visit www.mainstreethanover.org.

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Downtown BeautificationMain Street Hanover is again organizing this year’s Downtown Beautification Program. Spring is almost here and we are looking forward to beautifying Hanover’s downtown with professional planters and hanging baskets.

Please consider helping make Downtown Hanover more beautiful and inviting by purchasing hanging baskets, planters and/or making a general donation. Please note that all baskets and planters will be located in Center Square. This program also includes maintenance, so that your flowers will look beautiful throughout the season. $100 - 1 Hanging Basket $300 - 1 Large Planter$500 - 2 Large PlantersGeneral Donations welcome!

Make your donation online! Visit http://mainstreethanover.org//about/donate

In order for your contribution to be tax-deductible, all monies should be directed / payable to PEDYC (Partnership for Economic Development of York County - 144 Roosevelt Ave, York, PA 17401. PEDYC serves as the fiscal sponsor to MSH, providing 501(c)3 status. A receipt will be mailed for your records.

If you would like to learn more about the work of Main Street Hanover, follow us on Facebook or contact us at 717.637.6130 x101 or [email protected].

Upcoming events:Hatching Spring 2nd Sat – March 12Alice in Wonderland Jr. – April 17 & 18Into the Woods – April 22 & 23Main Street Mini-Golf – May 14Chalk It Up – June 11Sip & Stroll – June 11Heritage Day 2nd Sat – July 9

Don’t miss Main Street Mini-Golf coming May 14!

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Steve Gohn oversees the Administrative, Operational and Compliance duties of a national Consumer Reporting Agency as well as the Marketing and Business Development for its core services of Employment Background Checks, Tenant Screening, Debt Collections, Retail/Commercial/Personal Credit Reports and Real Estate Abstracting Searches.

Previously, Steve was an Assistant Manager for ITT Financial (lending/collections), an Assistant Manager for Old Stone Mortgage (mortgage lending), a Sales Representative for the York Newspaper Co. to launch/promote their Online Services and he was an Account Representative for a MD Based Staffing Firm, SES Staffing; all combining to give him experience, knowledge and skills he uses at CBY Systems, Inc. every day. Steve was promoted to President in July of 2006 after serving five years as the Director of Marketing.

As an ambassador, Steve’s roles include supporting the YCEA staff at events, speaking at Member Orientations, attending ribbon cuttings and he also assists Mary Walker, YCEA Manager of Member Relations, with sponsorships. While he enjoys all of those duties, Steve enjoys the ribbon cuttings the most being that he is able to visit YCEA members in their place of business and seeing their pride in the unique products and services available in York County. Steve also believes the Golf Outing is just as fun, as well.

Steve attended University of Pittsburgh and received his Bachelors of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Business and Marketing, #H2P. In his free time, Steve enjoys spending time with his kids, watching any college sports, playing golf, learning to play acoustic guitar and socializing with fellow ambassadors.

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Development Director, it is Renae’s responsibility to search for new partnership opportunities in the community while maintaining existing client relationships to increase growth for the Credit Union, as well as providing additional FREE benefits for its partner group business. Renae does this by performing financial literacy workshops, presenting lunch & learns, conducting seminars and staying involved in the community.

Renae’s background has always been connected to the financial industry in some capacity. Before being introduced to Heritage Valley, Renae spent many years working for a local bank. She also has many years of experience in the mortgage industry.

As an Ambassador for the Economic Alliance, Renae attends many of the community’s ribbon cuttings as well as assisting with the new member orientations. She also volunteers on the New Membership Committee which allows her to meet new Economic Alliance members and share all of the benefits that come with membership.

Renae did not attend college, but instead chose a career in travel and tourism. Renae took courses at Southeastern Airline Academy as well as YTI’s Travel & Tourism program. Her dream was to become an Airline Stewardess and travel the world. Needless to say, her career path went into a completely different direction than intended. In addition to travel, Renae had a passion for finance, which led her to various positions within the banking world. Her love for interacting with people led her to her current position she enjoys today. In her free time, Renae enjoys spending time at the beach with her family, reading motivational books and exploring different wineries in the area.

Renae GrissingerBusiness Development Director, Heritage Valley Federal Credit Union (October 2007 – present)[email protected] | D: 717.840.4981 x252

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Start your Mason-Dixon Wine Trail journey across 17 family-owned winery and distillery locations spread across two states during Tour de Tanks, Saturday’s and

Sunday’s, March 5-20, 2016.

Tasting samples from the tank or barrel is just the beginning as each winery will have a selection of three to five other samples for you to choose. Tour de Tanks ticket holders also receive a wine glass, light food at each location and a 10 percent discount on wine purchases.

Wineries often add their own special touch during the event. This year, learn how oak can affect the taste of wine, take a blind taste test and learn more about the locally produced wine you love during other educational presentations.

Mason-Dixon Wine Trail participants from Pennsylvania excelled during the 2016 Pennsylvania Farm Show, winning a combined 26 medals in January.

Logan’s View Winery alone won nine medals, including two golds for its 2014 Traminette and Bing Cherry wines. Other winners were The Vineyard and Brewery at Hershey, Mount Hope Winery and Naylor Wine Cellar.

These family-owned businesses create not only a unique offering of wines, but also have developed a special brand of hospitality which is offered to the thousands who visit them each year.

Tour de TanksBy: Louise Heine, York County Convention & Visitors Bureau

The Mason-Dixon Wine Trail is promoted and organized by the York County Convention & Visitors Bureau, the Official Tourist Promotion Agency for York County. Visit www.MasonDixonWineTrail.com or www.yorkpa.org for more information.

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We treat patients like friends and neighbors because

sometimes they are.At Hanover Hospital, we provide the high quality and low cost

healthcare services our community needs, right here, close to home.

If you are interested in exploring and creating your own journey, Tour de Tanks tickets are $25 and can be purchased at any of our trail locations:

• Adams County Winery• Boordy Vineyards• DeJon Vineyard• Fiore Winery• Four Springs Winery• Harford Vineyard & Winery• Hauser Estate Winery• High Rock Winery• Logan’s View Winery• Moon Dancer Winery & Cider House• Mount Hope Winery• Naylor Wine Cellars• Old Republic Distillery• Reid’s Orchard & Winery• Royal Rabbit Vineyards• The Vineyard and Brewery at Hershey• Thunder Ridge Vineyards

Wyndham Garden York | 2000 Loucks Road | York, PA 17408

Discount ticket pricing valid through March 18, 2016Register online at www.ycea-pa.org/annualdinner

Featuring entertainment by John Garrett, Recovering CPA

Awards Athena Award – Presented by Apple Chevrolet Cadillac

Ignite Award – Presented by Barley SnyderSmall Business of the Year Award – Presented by BB&T

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Through a recent partnership with Travel Time and Bailey Coach, the YCEA can now offer travel discounts to members on select trips each year. In 2016, we have two exciting trips available!

Royal Caribbean 8-Night Pacific Coastal Cruise• Dates: Friday, September 30 – Saturday, October 8, 2016• Prices: Starting at $1,799 per person• Ship is the Royal Caribbean Explorer of the Seas• Visits Seattle, Washington; Astoria, Oregon; Santa Barbara, California; San Francisco, California; Victoria, British Columbia• Price includes roundtrip airfare to and from Seattle, airport transfers, meals and entertainment onboard, all port charges and taxes, gratuities• Also includes a Group Photo, Cocktail Party and Special Dining Experience for YCEA Members• Reservations are due by April 13 with a $500 deposit; space is subject to availability.

Interested in Travel Discounts for Members?

By: Kate Gaudet, York County Economic Alliance

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8-Night Cuba Journey: Off The Beaten Track • Private Tour for YCEA Members with a $75 per person discount for members• Dates: Friday, November 11 – Saturday, November 19, 2016 • Price: $5,599 per person• Price includes roundtrip airfare and transfers, baggage fees for first checked bag, most meals, hotel accommodations, deluxe motor coach transportation in Cuba, entrance fees, People-to-People Cultural Exchange Programs, English speaking tour guides, Cuban visa and health insurance, taxes and gratuities• Travelers will visit Havana, Old Havana, Central, Cristina and Le Coubre rail stations, Caibaren, authentic Cuban restaurants, a banana plantation and sugar mill, and more• All reservations are due by June 27 with a $1,000 deposit per person; space is subject to availability. • Informational Session: Thursday, March 31 from 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. at the Comfort Inn & Suites, 2250 N George St, York, PA 17404. Contact Kate Gaudet to register or visit www.ycea-pa.org/trips for more info.

Contact:Kate Gaudet at the York County Economic Alliance:[email protected] or 717.771.4576

Lori Heathcote at Travel Time:at [email protected] or 717.855.2128.


What is Creativity Unleashed? Creativity Unleashed is not art. It is not street art, fine art or even music. Creativity Unleashed is a lifestyle and an attitude that drives our commu-nity’s attraction to creatives of all kind, including artists, but also including millennials and creative thinkers and doers.

2015 saw the launch of Creativity Unleashed as a tool for attracting innovative talent to our county businesses. Why? What is Creativity Unleashed?

Creativity Unleashed is our inheritance from a history of manufacturing that was not simply production but design and crafting for beauty, efficiency and excellence. York produces some of the finest motorcycles, violins, packaging containers and aeronautic parts in America. But the story does not end with manufacturing. It is the driving passion of this community that inspires and encourages people of all ages and all careers to explore their creativity, resulting in an enriched quality of life in the eyes of young professionals and original thinkers.

We are a community of game-changers with an energy for fresh ideas, novel approaches and intriguing op-portunities, such as those found in much larger metro areas. Our public spaces are adorned with art recycled from our past. York is becoming a foodie paradise with options from farmers markets, food trucks, farm to table eateries, fine dining, cozy cafes and eclectic bistros.

Active and engaged young professionals pool funds and challenge us for game-changing ideas. Others run their entrepreneurial startups while sharing space and think-ing sessions with coworkers, sometimes resulting in new ventures. Self-proclaimed “Punks” rally to beautify and build up our city. York’s music scene abounds, from soulful rocking club atmospheres to the harmonious instrumentals of our symphony orchestra. Our treasured rail trail is recognized as one of the best in the nation. Talented youth can vie for roles in Broadway inspired performances, or display their art at our many galleries.

What in the world isCreativity Unleashed?By: Kim Lentz, York County Economic Alliance

2015 saw the launch of Creativity Unleashed as a tool for attracting innovative talent to our county businesses. Why?

MERCY

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Our few remaining vacant downtown retail spaces literally ask us to submit our dreams for their next occupant via social messaging. Adults gather over wine and coloring books, present their stories to live audiences in a nightclub setting, and even swap their talents to learn new skills. Our downtown is walkable and bikeable, but if neither are your preference, you can call on a Pedi Cab!

Through all of this dynamism we hold tightly to the small town charm that outsiders immediately notice: Our streets, shops and restaurants provide familiar fac-es. A spirit of cooperation, pride and community offers endless opportunity to play an active role in producing positive change.

Other communities boast some of these appeals, but to enjoy them here, is easier on the finances. From groceries, to housing and taxes, York boasts a cost of living that makes it especially appealing. We have been recognized by CNN for our economic equality and by SmartAssets as one of the best cities for children. One of many reasons: our schools rate especially well, with high graduation rates and high levels of proficiency in math and reading.

Creativity Unleashed is so much more than art….it is the art of blending inspiration with action that contin-ues to make York a smart choice to live and work.

For more information on how the Creativity Unleashed message can help you attract the innovative talent of today and tomorrw, contact us at [email protected], or call 717.848.4000.

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YORK COUNTY ECONOMIC ALLIANCE MEMBERS

1st Capital Harley-Davidson A Better CourierA Bit More TackA-1 Tire Co. Inc.A2Z Compliance, LLCAAA Southern PennsylvaniaAARP - PennsylvaniaAbbottstown Industries, Inc.Abbottstown Stamping Co., Inc.abc27 / WHTMAbility Prosthetics & Orthotics, Inc.ABM Electric CorpAbsolutely Secure TechnologyAbstracting Company of York CountyAccomac InnAccounting Services of York, LLCAce DistributingACNB BankAdam McCallisterAdams Electric Cooperative, Inc.Adecco Employment ServicesADF Cable Construction, Inc.ADPAdvance Auto PartsAdvanced Deburring & Finishing Corp.Advanced State of Networking, Inc.Advanced Vein & Laser Center, Inc.

Aerotek StaffingAESYS Technologies, LLCAffordable Pet SupplyAflacAgChoice Farm CreditAir Dynamics Industrial Systems Corp.Alexander Building Construction, A Butz CompanyAllegro WineryAlliance Rehabilitation ServicesAllstate Insurance / R. Gregory Nicholas, CIC, LUTCFAlro SteelAlternative HR, LLCAltland House Catering & EventsAlways Faithful Solutions, LLCAmbassador Home ImprovementsAmerican Cancer Society / York UnitAmerican Heart Association - York DivisionAmerican Red Cross York ChapterAmeriChoice Federal Credit UnionAnderson, Converse & Fennick, PCAnimal Medic, Inc.Animal Rescue, Inc.Ankers Garage, LLCAnstadt Communications

Apex York Landscape Contracting, Inc.APPI EnergyApple Acura SubaruApple BMW of YorkApple Chevrolet CadillacApple FordApple HondaApple Leaf Abstracting Co. of YorkApple Nissan, Inc.Apple Outdoor Advertising, Inc.Apple Retail PropertiesAquamarine Travel, LLCArcticBlu, LLCArmstrong Relocation Company, Pennsylvania, LLCAround The Clock Storage, LPArtistic Foods CateringASCOM Electric, Inc.ASL ServicesAsphalt Seal & PavingAtlantic Caisson Corp.Audio Professional Hearing CentersB D Social ClubBailee’s Homebrew & Wine SuppliesBailey CoachBair’s Fried Chicken at Central and Eastern Markets

York County Economic Alliance Celebrates Its MembersBy Katie Caples, York County Economic Alliance

The Economic Alliance, York County’s largest business organization, appreciates and celebrates its members. From start-up entrepreneurs to multi-generation small business owners, from nonprofit and education stakeholders to long standing corporations, we celebrate you. You are smart, creative, and giving- of your time, dollars and ideas. Thank you for your support and guidance.

To celebrate you, included herein is an alphabetical listing of Alliance members. For a searchable directory, please visit business.ycea-pa.org/list.

Start here to grow your network.

If you have questions regarding your membership, or if you need any assistance utilizing your membership, contact Susan Workinger at [email protected] or 717.771.4579.

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Baker Door Co.Baker TillyBaker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP (Formerly SF&Company)Baltimore LifeBarley Snyder, LLPBarton Associates, Inc.Baughman Memorial Works, Inc.BB&TBCF GroupBeck Therapy, Inc.Beef Jerky OutletBellomo & Associates, LLCBen Druck Door CompanyBenjamin & BondBennett Williams Realty, Inc.Bergdoll & Company, LLPBerkshire Hathaway HomeServices Homesale RealtyBetter YorkBikram Yoga, YorkBillet Industries, Inc.Bimax Inc.BJR Office ResourcesBlock Business SystemsBlueLine RentalBNY Mellon Wealth ManagementBob JenseniusBortner Bros., Inc.Boulding Mortuary, Inc.Bowen, Inc.Bradley Lifting Corp.Brewery Products Co.Briarwood Golf ClubBridge of Hope of York CountyBroadway TransmissionBrookside MotorsBrown AdvisoryBrown’s Glass and GraniteBrown’s Orchards & Farm MarketBuchart Horn, Inc. / BASCO AssociatesBuchmyers Pools, Inc.Budget Furniture, Inc.Buffalo Wild WingsBureau of Blindness and Visual ServicesBusiness Information Group, Inc.Butera the Florist, Inc.Butler Gingerich & Co.Byrnes Health Education CenterC&I Maintenance Solutions, LLC

C. C. Dietz, Inc.C.S. Davidson, Inc.Caeser’s Wings, Pizza & SubsCapital BlueCrossCarney Engineering Group, Inc.Carroll TownshipCBS 21 & CW 15CBY Systems, Inc.Center for Independent Living OpportunitiesCentral Family RestaurantCentral Market House CompanyCentral Penn BenefitsCentral Penn Business JournalCentral Penn CollegeCentral Pennsylvania Food BankCentral Safety Solutions, Inc.Central York School DistrictCertified CarpetCGA Law Firm, PCChanceford TownshipChild Care Consultants, Inc.Children’s Aid Society/The Lehman CenterChloe Eichelberger Textiles, Inc.Chris M. WagmanChristian School of YorkChristmas Tree Hill, Inc.Church & Dwight Co., Inc.CintasCitizens BankCity Floors of York, Inc.City of YorkCJ’s Tire & AutomotiveClean Way Professional Cleaning Services, Inc.Cleaning From the HeartCobblestone’s Restaurant & Sports EmporiumCodorus TownshipCognitive Health Solutions, LLCColdwell Banker Residential Brokerage - Mack FarquharCollens-Wagner Agency, Inc.Colonial House, Inc.Colonial LifeColony Papers, Inc.Colony Park Lanes & LoungeColumbia Gas of PA, Inc.Comcast

Comcast SpotlightComfort Keepers YorkCommercially Clean, Inc.Community Courier / Engle Printing & Publishing Co.Community First FundCommunity Options, Inc.Community Progress Council, Inc.Commuter Services of PennsylvaniaCompleat RestorationsComplete Construction & Maintenance, Inc.Compsee a business unit of Control Solutions, Inc.Concentra Medical CenterConestoga Business SolutionsConewago TownshipCongressman Scott PerryConrad Siegel ActuariesConsolidated School of BusinessContinental Food Service, Inc.Continental Paper Grading Co.Controlled Environment Technologies, Inc.CORE Design Group, LLCCorvus, LLCCounty of YorkCoupling Corporation of AmericaCourtyard by Marriott - YorkCovenant Insurance GroupCoWork155CPR-NOW, The First Response TeamCreation Cabinetry & Sign Co.Crescent Industries, Inc.Creston F. Ottemiller, Jr.Crispus Attucks Association, Inc.Cross Roads BoroughCultural Alliance of York CountyCumulus Media, Inc.Custom Engraving StudioD & D Distribution ServicesD H Funk & Sons LLCD. F. Stauffer Biscuit Co., Inc.D.E. Gemmill, Inc.Dale Carnegie TrainingDallastown Area School DistrictDallastown BoroughDatum Filing Systems, Inc.David A. Welber, CPA, CFPDavid E. Smith Electrical Contractor, Inc.

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Dawn Food Products, Inc.Deer Creek ElectricDel Val Business Finance CorpDelta BoroughDenise M. Kenna, MD, FACSDenMark Business Solutions, Inc.DENTSPLY International, Inc.DeSouza Brown, Inc.Dietz and Bluett InsuranceDignity MemorialDII Computers, Inc.Dillsburg Area AuthorityDillsburg Area Business AssociationDillsburg BoroughDOCEO CreativeDOCEO Growth Partners, LLCDOCEO Office SolutionsDocuScan USA, Inc.Dog Gone Clean Car & Pet WashDouble D Roofing & Sheet Metal, Inc.Dover Area Animal HospitalDover Area School DistrictDover BoroughDover TownshipDowntown IncDr. Luther B. SowersDrake Reed Door Co.DriveKore, Inc.DSW Designer Shoe WarehouseDurham School ServicesDynatech Controls, Inc.E. K. McConkey & Co., Inc.Earth Care, Inc.East Hopewell TownshipEast Manchester TownshipEast Prospect BoroughEastern York School DistrictEbersole Excavating IncECS Mid-Atlantic, LLCEdg Enterprises LLCEdris Oil Service, Inc.Education Consulting AssociatesEducational Data Systems, Inc. (EDSI)Edward Jones Investments - Mike SteinEhrhart Stained Glass, Inc.ELA Group, Inc.Elder Healthcare Solutions, LLCElectronic Systems Installers, Inc.Element Environmental Solutions

Elite Digital Group (formerly IO Creative Group)Elite Property Management, Inc.Elizabethtown College - York CenterElk Systems, Inc.Ellen LippyElsner Bell & Associates, LLCEmory J. Peters Excavating & Paving, Inc.Engles & Fahs, Inc.EPI LabelersEquiteam Support ServicesERN-Executive Referral NetworkErvin J. Bentzel & Son, Inc.ES3, LLCEscape Games LiveESPN Radio 92.7 The Sports Station WLPA-FMEtzweiler Funeral HomeEvans Eagle Burial Vaults, Inc.Event Central Rental & SalesExhibit Studios, Inc.Exigo DigitalExpress Employment ProfessionalsExtreme Holdings, Inc.F. W. Behler, Inc.Fairview TownshipFamily First HealthFarm & Natural Lands Trust of York CountyFarmers Fire Insurance Co.Farmers’ Market CompanyFASTSIGNSFawn Grove BoroughFawn TownshipFelton BoroughFinders KeepersFinders Keepers WestFine Cut Interiors, Inc.Finishing Systems, Inc.Fink’s Garage, Inc.First Capital Commercial Cleaners, LLCFirst Capital EngineeringFirst Capital Federal Credit UnionFirst Capital Fibers, Inc.First Capital Insulation, Inc.Flatbush Golf CourseFlickinger & Co., LLCFocus Comm CentersForm Tool Technology, IncFormit Metal Fabricators

Formit Steel CompanyForSight VisionFour Points by Sheraton YorkFox Pool CorporationFox Run RealtyFrank Storm & Co. CPAsFrank Theatres York, LLCFranklin TownshipFranklintown BoroughFrito-Lay, Inc.FROGGY 107.7 WGTY (Formerly Great Country 107.7 WGTY)Fujihana RestaurantFulton BankGamlet, Inc.Garber MetrologyGarrod Hydraulics, Inc.Gateway Executive SuitesGateway Logistics Services, Inc.Gavin AdvertisingGEA Refrigeration North America, Inc.Gears Unlimited, Inc.Gentzler & Smith Associates, Inc.Geo Technology Associates, Inc.George M. Leader Family Corp.Gettle IncorporatedGGS Information ServicesGiant Food Stores, LLCGifty Baskets and FlowersGingerBabies LLCGlatfelterGlatfelter Insurance GroupGlen Rock BoroughGlen-Gery CorporationGoldsboro BoroughGOOD NEWS CONSULTING, Inc.Goodwill Keystone AreaGordon L. Brown & Associates, Inc.Grace FellowshipGracious Promise, Inc.Graffin Associates, PCGraham Architectural ProductsGraham Engineering Corp.Graham Packaging Company, LPGreater York Center for Dance EducationGreenbriar Estates TownhomesGreenTrail Solutions, Inc.Grimm Trophy & GiftsGroff’s Heating, Air Conditioning & Plumbing, Inc.


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Groundwater Sciences CorporationGuardian CSCGuernsey Office ProductsH & R Block Financial ServicesH. N. Fishel & Associates, Inc.H.B. McClure CompanyHabot Steel Company, Inc.HACC York CampusHakes Grocery, Inc.Hallam BoroughHaller EnterprisesHalo Branded SolutionsHammer Creek Enterprises, LLCHampton Inn - YorkHanover Area Chamber of CommerceHanover BoroughHanover HospitalHanover Iron Works, Inc,Hanover Public School DistrictHarley-Davidson Motor Co. - York Vehicle OperationsHarrisburg International AirportHartman Concrete, Inc.Harvest Rock Advisors, LLCHarvey C. Achey Construction, LLCHayman Studio of Commercial Photography, Inc.HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital of YorkHeffner Funeral Homes & CrematoryHeidelberg TownshipHeidlebaugh’s AppliancesHeidler Roofing Services, Inc.Hellam TownshipHenkels & McCoy, Inc.Herbert, Rowland & Grubic, Inc.Heritage Hills Golf Resort & Conference CenterHeritage Valley Federal Credit UnionHoem, Inc.Hoffmann Publishing Group, Inc.Hoffmeyer & Semmelman, LLPHolberg Design, Inc.Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race CourseHome Instead Senior CareHomestead Nutrition, Inc.Honey Run Golf and Country ClubHopewell TownshipHospice & Community Care

HouckHousing Authority of the City of YorkHudak & CompanyHunter’s Hill Eyecare Center, LLCHyStar Enterprises, LLCI. B. Abel, Inc.Impax Digital SolutionsImpressive Signs, Inc.Inch’s Landscaping, LLCIndustrial Piping Systems, Inc.Industrial Polishing & Grinding, Inc.Industrial Service & Installation, Inc.Infinito’s Pizza, Pasta and Salad BuffetInnolytix Ventures, LLCInspire Technologies, Inc.Insurance Services United, Inc.Integrated Insurance Management Integrity Bank A Division of S&T BankIsaac’s Famous Grilled SandwichesJ FuelsJ. L. Martin & SonsJ. P. Lilley & Son, Inc.J.D. Brown Center for EntrepreneurshipJ.K. Mechanical, Inc.Jack Giambalvo Motor Co.Jackson TownshipJacobus BoroughJames CRAFT & Son, Inc.James R. Holley & Associates, Inc.James R. PhippsJan P. Wolgamuth, Sr., CPAJanney Montgomery Scott, LLCJDB Engineering, Inc.Jefferson BoroughJeffrey L. Henry, Inc.JenCo Micro Edge, Inc.Jessica and Friends CommunityJewish Community Center of YorkJFC Staffing CompaniesJim’s Auto RepairJLE ConsultantsJohn D. KroutJohn E. Landis, Inc.John H. Myers & Son, Inc.John W. Keffer Funeral Home & Crematory, Inc.John’s Lawn ServiceJohn’s RV & Trailer CenterJohnson Controls, Inc.Johnson Mirmiran & Thompson, Inc.

Johnston Construction Co. / Remediation, Inc.Jones ManufacturingJoseph Kelly JanitorialJunior Achievement of South Central PAK & K Coffee Service, Inc.K S Tooling, Inc.K. D. Rosengrant, Inc. Building & RemodelingKatallasso Family Health CenterKCI Technologies Inc.Keel-Mar Enterprises, LLCKegerreis Outdoor AdvertisingKeller Equipment SalesKelly PayrollKelvionKeystone Christian AcademyKeystone Custom HomesKeystone Electronics, Inc.Keystone Learning AcademyKeystone Mobile Wash Inc.Keystone Trailer Services, Inc.Keystruct Construction, Inc.King & Associates, CPAKinsley Construction, Inc.Kleppers Security SourceKline Graphic Design, Inc.Kline Industrial Tool, Inc.Kling Bros. Insurance AgencyKlinge CorporationKnapers Stop & GoKnoll Insurance Agency, Inc.Kochenour Earnest Smyser & BurgKocman Kunkle Insurance Group, Inc.Kuhn & Doviak, PCL. J. Allen Tire & Auto Service, Inc.L. S. Lee, Inc.Lamar AdvertisingLattuca’s Sub BarLaw Office of Amanda Snoke DubbsLaw Office of John M. OgdenLeader Heights Eye CenterLeader Surgical AssociatesLeadership Arts Associates, LLCLeadership YorkLebo Skin Care CenterLedge Inc.Leg Up Farm, Inc.Lewisberry BoroughLife Source Water Service


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Lincoln Charter SchoolLion Tooling Services, LLCLMS Commercial Real EstateLoganville BoroughLogos AcademyLongHorn SteakHouseLowe’s Home ImpovementLower Chanceford TownshipLower Windsor TownshipLSC Design, Inc.M L K & AssociatesM&T BankMackin FirstLight HomeCare of YorkMacmor Construction LLCMacri Concrete, Inc.Magnesita RefractoriesMajor Restoration ServicesManchester BoroughManchester TownshipManheim TownshipManpowerMANTECManufacturers’ AssociationMaple Logistics SolutionsMaple Press CompanyMargaret E Moul HomeMarine Tech Wire & Cable, Inc.Marino’s Pizza and Pasta HouseMarketechs Design StudioMarlowe’s Metal FabricatingMaryland Vascular SpecialistsMASK-ET Services, LLCMassaro Building Company, LLCMaster Window CleaningMax Development Limited Partnership LLPMcGoldrick Electric, Inc.McGregor Industries, Inc.MD @ HOME, Inc.MedExpress Urgent CareMelodie Mitchell Massage TherapistMembers 1st Federal Credit UnionMembers Advantage Program / York County Economic Alliance & Penn National InsuranceMemorial HospitalMenchey Music Service, Inc.Mercury Electronics / Division of Diversified Traffic ProductsMet-Ed, A FirstEnergy Company

Metro BankMetzler Home Builders, Inc.Micron Inspection and Calibration SMicrotrac, Inc.Mid-Atlantic Valuation Group, Inc.Mike Ausherman Painting, Inc.Military & Commercial Fasteners Corp.Miller & Gay Investment Management / Raymond James Financial Services, Inc.Miller Plant Farm, Inc.Miller’s Paving, Inc.Minnich’s PharmacyMinuteman PressMisericordia Nursing & Rehabilitation CenterMitre Wright, Inc.MKT Metal ManufacturingModern LandfillModernEYES OpticalMonaghan TownshipMonarch Income Tax & Financial ServicesMonarch Products Co., Inc.Moove In Self StorageMorgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC Member SIPCMorgan’s Investigative ServicesMount Rose BarberamaMount Wolf BoroughMRG LaboratoriesMt. Zion Baptist ChurchMulti Graphic MarketingMurphy & Dittenhafer ArchitectsMurray SecurusmyFoodChainNace Marketing Group, Inc.NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) York County PANational Multiple Sclerosis SocietyNatural Choices, Inc.Naylor Wine Cellars, Inc.Nello TireNew Beginnings Consignment For The HomeNew Freedom BoroughNew Level Advisors, LLCNew Salem BoroughNew Standard Corp.Newberry TownshipNext Move MarketingNexterus Inc. (Formerly TBB Global

Logistics, Inc.)NHS Autism SchoolNHS Human Services, Inc.Noodles & CompanyNormandie RidgeNorth Codorus TownshipNorth Hopewell TownshipNorth Industrial Chemicals, Inc.North York BoroughNortheastern School DistrictNorthern York County School DistrictNorthwest Savings BankNorthwestern Mutual Financial NetworkNuTec Design Associates, Inc.Oakworks, Inc.Ocean Wire & CableOffice of Vocational RehabilitationOlde York ClassicsOlivia’s House - A Grief & Loss Center for ChildrenOn-Line Publishers, Inc. / BusinessWoman / b MagazineOperation CrusaderOSS HealthOut Door Country ClubOvernight OfficeP M MaintenancePA CareerLink York CountyPA Media GroupPACE Resources, Inc.Paradise TownshipParagon Engineering Services, Inc.ParenteBeard Wealth ManagementPartners & HarrisonPatient FirstPaul Davis Restoration, Inc.PAVAN U.S.A., Inc. - Food Processing MachinesPeaceful Pet PassagePeach Bottom Atomic Power Station / Exelon NuclearPeach Bottom TownshipPeirson-Sanders Associates, LLCPenn National InsurancePenn State Cooperative ExtensionPenn State YorkPenn TownshipPenn Waste, Inc.Penn-Mar Human ServicesPennex Aluminum Co.


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For companies seeking a competitive edge, the York County Economic Alliance is the place to start.

As York County’s official chamber and economic development organization, it is the resource center that connects you to specialized funding, business services, advocacy programs and events that will help your business thrive.

Start Here. The Economic Alliance is the catalyst for a powerful network of professional connections in the Central PA region, connecting businesses and individuals to each other in the spirit of mutual success.

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Pennsylvania Chamber Insurance, Inc.Pennsylvania ConstructionPEOPLESBANK, A Codorus Valley CompanyPhantom Eastern Tier, LLCPhilip E. Bath, Inc.Phillips Office SolutionsPhoenix Packaging, Inc.Piccone IT ConsultingPlastic Fabricators, Inc.PNC BankPNC Financial ServicesPolk-Lepson Research GroupPowder Mill ApartmentsPremier Construction Group Inc.PremierComm, LLCPrimerica - Ben & Samantha SheppardPrint-O-Stat, Inc.Prizm Vinyl CorporationPRO-Builders, A VerusCM CompanyProduction Express, Inc.PROforma Forsythe MarketingProperty Masters Services & Solutions, LLCProspect MetalProvidence Engineering Corp.Providence Place of DoverPSECUPullo Family Performing Arts CenterPure Water Technology of Central PAPyramid Manufacturing, Inc.Quaker City Paper CompanyQuaker Rose FarmQuaker Steak & LubeQuality Custom Cabinetry, Inc.Quality Digital Office TechnologyQuality Floors, Inc.Quality Inn & SuitesQueensgate Beer BarnQuigley Motor Co., Inc.R&R Plaster & Drywall Co., Inc.R. D. Heller, Inc.R. S. Mowery & Sons, Inc.rabbittransitRailroad BoroughRaintree Services, Inc.Randler’s of Robesonia, Inc.RBC Wealth ManagementREADCO KURIMOTO, LLCReal Services, Inc.

Realtors Association of York & Adams Counties, Inc.Reber-Friel CompanyRecon Construction Services, Inc.Red Lion Area School DistrictRed Lion BoroughRed Lion ControlsRegal, Inc.Reineberg’s Shoes & Shoe RepairReinsel Kuntz Lesher LLPReisinger Poultry, Inc.Rep. Kate A. KlunkRep. Keith J. GillespieRep. Kevin SchreiberRep. Kristin HillRep. Mike ReganRep. Seth GroveRep. Stanley E. SaylorRep. Will TallmanRest Haven - YorkReynolds AV, LLCReynolds Construction, LLCRG GroupRGS Associates, Inc.Rhoads & Sinon LLPRich Investments, Inc.Richards Energy Group, Inc.Rick Smith-Prudential / Bob YostRiddle’s Appliance CenterRidgeview Wealth ManagementRight at Home of Southern PennsylvaniaRiley Welding & Fabricating LLCRLH CPAs & Business AdvisorsRobert H. Ranck, Inc.Robert S. Bortner, Inc.Robert S. RockwellRobertson Insurance and Risk ManagementROCK Commercial Real Estate, LLCRohrer’s One Hour Heating & Air ConditioningRojahn CompanyRoss Industries, Inc.Rotary Club of YorkRoto-RooterRoyal Manchester Golf LinksRSB & Associates, PCRSVP of the Capital Region, Inc.Rudy Art Glass StudioRummel Klepper & Kahl, LLP

Runkle’s Notary & InsuranceRupperts Truck Service Inc.Russ Amusements, Inc.Rutan ProductionsRutter’s Dairy, Inc.Rutter’s Farm Stores (CHR Corp.)SAFEGUARDSam’s Club 8161Sandler Training / Staub & AssociatesSandra McCauslin Agency, Inc. / Allstate InsuranceSantanderSchaad Detective Agency, Inc.Schaedler Yesco Distribution, Inc.Sees the Day, Inc.Sen. Lloyd SmuckerSen. Mike FolmerSen. Pat ToomeySen. Patricia H. VanceSen. Richard L. Alloway, IISen. Rob TeplitzSen. Robert P. Casey, Jr.Sen. Scott WagnerServiceMaster CleanSeven Valleys BoroughSGS Architects Engineers, Inc.Shades of Green Lawn Service LLCSharretts Plating Co., Inc.Shawstyle ProductionsSheetz, Inc.Shiloh Landscape & Design LLCShiloh Paving & ExcavatingShipley EnergyShippensburg UniversityShippensburg University Small Business Development CenterShred-ItShrewsbury BoroughShrewsbury TownshipShrewsbury True Value PlusShumaker Williams PCSignal 88 Security of YorkSigns By TomorrowSimplex Paper Box Corp.Site Design Concepts, Inc.Sleep Inn & SuitesSmith Elliott Kearns & Company, LLCSmith Village Home FurnishingsSnow Time, Inc.Snyder, Secary & Associates, LLC


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Sonnewald Natural FoodsSouth Eastern School DistrictSouth Mountain Post 6771 VFWSouth Western School DistrictSouthern Cross LogisticsSouthern York County Business AssociationSouthern York County School DistrictSpangler & Boyer Mechanical, Inc.Spartan Computers, LLCSpecialty Industries/NuPak PrintingSpiriTrust Lutheran Home Care & Hospice, Inc.SpiriTrust Lutheran Social Services of South Central PASplash N DashSpring Garden TownshipSpring Grove Area School DistrictSpring Grove BoroughSpringetts ApartmentsSpringettsbury TownshipSpringfield TownshipSpringwood Dental CorporationSprint PCSSprint/ShentelSSM Group, Inc.Staff Management | SMXStaffing Services USA StaffmarkStambaugh Ness, PCStambaugh Plumbing & Heating, Inc.Stanton S. Lebouitz, MD, PCStarbucks York Roasting Plant & Distribution CenterStauffers of Kissel Hill - DoverStauffers of Kissel Hill - East YorkSteam Into History, Inc.STELLAR PARTNERS LLCStewart & Tate, Inc.Stewartstown BoroughStewartstown Electrical Service, LLCStock and Leader, Attorneys at LawStonebridge Financial GroupStrand-Capitol Performing Arts CenterStrathmeyer Forests, Inc.Strathmeyer LandscapeStrine Corrugated Products, Inc.Strine’s Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc.Stylin Strings, Inc. S/S Creative StudioSuburban Bowlerama, Inc.

Suburban Park ApartmentsSummerson & Alleman, P.C.Sun Motor Cars, Inc.Susquehanna Auto, Inc.Susquehanna Gateway Heritage AreaSusquehanna Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery PCSusquehanna Real Estate, LPSusquehanna SCORESusquehanna Style Magazine - IDP PublicationsSusquehanna Valley Seasonal ServicesSweet Arrow SpringsSweet Willows CreameryT-Bird Machining & Fabrication, LLC.Tamra Peroni, Berkshire HathawayTanner FurnitureTC Backer Construction, LLCTee To Green Grounds Managment CompanyTekgard, Inc.Telecom Business SolutionsTempStar StaffingTGW Financial Advisors, LLCThe Art Institute of York - PennsylvaniaThe Bon-Ton Stores, Inc.The Bowman AgencyThe Busy BeeThe Center for Creative Arts and Play Therapy LLCThe Financial Advisory GroupThe Glatfelter Agency, Inc.The Graham GroupThe H & H GroupThe Haven At SpringwoodThe Inn at Leola VillageThe Left Bank Restaurant & BarThe Mop LadiesThe Newton Group, LLCThe Patton Veterinary HospitalThe PEAK 98.5The Professional Edge, Inc.The Shadowfax Corp.The Spot Media Group, LLCThe Tangible EffectThe Wireless ExperienceThe Wolf Organization, Inc.The York Development, LPThe York DispatchThe York Water Company

The Yorktowne HotelThomas E. DonleyThomas H. Clingan Electrical ServicesThree M Tool & Die Corp.Tice Associates, PC - Public AccountantsTire MartTKD Manufacturing, Inc.Todd BushTransport ClaimsTransportation Resource Group, Inc.Travel TimeTremont Vending Company, Inc.Triangle Printing Co, Inc.Triangle Refrigeration CompanyTrola-Dyne, Inc.Trout Excavating & Paving & Septic WorkTruck Parts PlusTrugreenTucker Industrial Liquid CoatingsTurkey Hill ExperienceTypical Life CorporationU-Stor-it NorthU-Stor-it SouthU. S. Army RecruitingUCP of South Central PAUGI Energy Services, Inc.Union Community BankUnited Concordia Companies, Inc.United Coolair Corp.United Way of York CountyUS Ecology, Inc.US Renal CareUSA Optical - ShrewsburyUSA Optical - West YorkValley Products Co.Valpak of Cumberland ValleyVanguard Development Group, Inc.Verizon External AffairsVictor’s Italian RestaurantVillage Finance Company, Inc.Viozzi Sprinkler Company, Inc.Visiting AngelsW&S Landscape ServicesWaddell & Reed, Inc.Wagman Heavy Civil, IncWagman Manufacturing IncWagman Metal Products, Inc.Wagman, IncWalmart Supercenter #1529Walmart Supercenter #2205


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Walmart Supercenter #2519Walz ItWarrington TownshipWashington TownshipWeaver Eye AssociatesWecker’s Flooring LLCWeinstein Realty AdvisorsWeldon SolutionsWellington Adams Financial GroupWells Fargo Bank, N.A.WellSpan HealthWellsville BoroughWest Manchester Town CenterWest Manchester TownshipWest Manheim TownshipWest York Area School DistrictWest York BoroughWGAL-TV, Inc.Wherley Generations, Inc.White Rose Bar & GrillWhite Rose Community TelevisionWhite Rose Credit UnionWhite Rose Interiors, Inc.White Rose RoofingWhite’s Service Company, Inc.Wholesome Tummies of York CountyWilliam F. GoodlingWilliams Service CompanyWindsor BoroughWindsor TownshipWindstream CommunicationsWings To GoWinter Engine-Generator Service, Inc.Winters Performance Products, Inc.Winterstown BoroughWireless Site Development, LLCWisehaven Tennis CenterWiseKraft Solutions LLCWITF, Inc.Wolf Furniture Enterprises, Inc.Women’s Network of York, Inc.Women’s Referral Exchange NetworkWoody Associates, Inc.Worden & Shewell, A Division of HB McClure CompanyWorld Trade Center HarrisburgWPMT-TV FOX43Wrightsville BoroughWROZ-FM; WLPA-FM; WLPA-AMWyndham Garden York

Xcell AutomationYMCA of York and York CountyYoe BoroughYohn Property Management, LLCYork Ag Products, Inc.York Area Housing Group - YAHGYork Area Labor Management CouncilYork Ballet, LLCYork Builders AssociationYork Catholic High SchoolYork City Ice ArenaYork City School DistrictYork College of PennsylvaniaYork Concrete CompanyYork Container CompanyYork Country Day SchoolYork County Agriculture Business CouncilYork County Bar AssociationYork County Chamber of CommerceYork County Children’s Advocacy CenterYork County Community FoundationYork County ConnectYork County Convention & Visitors BureauYork County Economic AllianceYork County Economic Development Corp.York County Farm BureauYork County Heritage TrustYork County Library SystemYork County Literacy CouncilYork County Parks and RecreationYork County Planning CommissionYork County School of TechnologyYork County Solid Waste & Refuse AuthorityYork Educational Federal Credit UnionYork Excavating Company LLCYork Fair / York Expo CenterYork Fasteners, Inc.York Framing Supplies, Inc.York GalleriaYork Haven BoroughYork Ice Company, Inc.York Janitorial Supplies, LLCYork Laboratory Associates, Inc.York Little Theatre, Inc.York Newspaper CompanyYork P-B Truss, Inc.

York RevolutionYork Roofing, Inc.York Sheet MetalYork SHRMYork Steel Rule Dies, Inc.York Suburban School DistrictYork Symphony OrchestraYork Tent & Awning Co.York Time InstituteYork TownshipYork Traditions BankYork Tree Service, Inc.York Union Rescue Mission, Inc.York Wallcoverings, Inc.York Young ProfessionalsYorkaire, Inc.Yorkana BoroughYorKitchenYorkshire Animal HospitalYorktowne Lawns, Inc.Yorktowne Roofing & Siding, Inc.Yorktowne Settlement Co.YouthBuild Charter SchoolYTI Career InstituteYWCA of YorkZee Medical ServiceZephyr Environmental CorporationZinnia Films

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The New Yorktowne HotelBy: Blanda Nace, York County Economic Alliance

With that statement in 1924, York’s community leaders made their case for community support

of the development of a premier hotel in York, The Yorktowne Hotel. For the ninety years since the Yorktowne opened its doors, the Hotel has been a destination offering luxury, quality and comfort to visitors and travelers and, for the York community itself, the focal point of community action, convocation and fellowship.

In view of the renaissance occurring in downtown the loss of the Yorktowne Hotel as York’s premier downtown hospitality destination would be a significant set‐back to York and York County.

The YCIDA, a public authority established by the County to foster development of commerce and industry, recognized the threat to the community and assumed a leadership role in investigating ways in which the Yorktowne could be restored to its prestigious past and ensure that it is positioned to be a productive and positive anchor that supports the revitalization of downtown York.

In December 2015, the YCIDA purchased the Yorktowne for $1,800,000. For several months YCIDA, with the support of many local professional firms and YCEA staff, has been performing due‐diligence investigations to determine the state of the Hotel and to seek solutions for its renovation. Now the YCIDA is prepared to approach the York Community for support to move forward and reinvigorate the Yorktowne Hotel.

“The need of a new and modern hotel in York has been keenly realized by our citizens for a number of years, and lack of such a hotel has become a glaring defect in our community life and development.”

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Based on the input from architectural and engineering consultants, it is estimated that costs to do a full restoration of the Yorktowne will be approximately $20,000,000.

To help with funding, the YCIDA has applied to the Commonwealth for a $10 Million Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP) grant. The RACP grant requires a local fund match. To date, the YCIDA has secured funding commitments towards the project and is seeking community support for the remaining matching funds.

Over the next few months, the YCIDA will determine the overall project scope. Construction activities should begin in mid-2017 with a completion in mid-2018 and the unveiling of a grand “new” Yorktowne Hotel.

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