New Medical Complex Under Construction in Neshanrack Township
Groundbreaking took place in April for a 50,000 square foot medical complex behind Lintebee County Orthopedics at 3129 Wilmington Road. The facility will house Total Patient Care Medical Clinic with seven doctors, an urgent care center, pharmacy, and medical offices. anticipated opening is fall with tenants moving in by October. Developer details include Community Practice Development and Lindstratt Development of Rochester NY, along with Dr Elbert Acosta. Jameson Heat System will run a medical facility. The project cost is about 4 million dollars.
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Neshannock approves 2010 11 budget after three tries
Neshannock school board narrowly approves the 2010 11 budget after three attempts. The plan shows revenues of 16 391 987 and expenses of 16 745 612, dipping into a 553 605 general fund balance. Trustees cite no surplus and note tax increases for homeowners amid misunderstandings.
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Tax amnesty nets 261 million as state vows tougher pursuit
Gov Rendell said the 54 day tax amnesty raised 261 million from about 61 000 individuals and businesses who paid back taxes in exchange for penalties waivers and reduced interest. The largest single payment was 12 million in corporate taxes. Confidentiality prevents naming the payer though it was likely online. The program was part of a plan to balance a multibillion dollar deficit amid a recession.
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Rendell and lawmakers clash over annual budget plan
Pennsylvania leaders debate next fiscal year spending as Rendell pressures for a $29 billion budget and tax measures to avert a repeat of last year’s 101 day stalemate. Republicans push a $27.5 billion plan with deeper cuts while Democrats urge higher revenue, warning of school and service cuts. The stalemate risks layoffs as budget talks continue in Harrisburg.
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