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Reported by: Kevin Flanigan Thursday, Sep 10, 2009 @06:43pm EDT A large supermarket in the region is supporting a new look today. And a program to help the environment pays off for one Blair County Company.
In Bedford County an extensive remodeling effort has wrapped up at on busy retail complex. Food shopping in part of Bedford County has just gotten a little easier. A ribbon cutting for the new, completely remodeled Weis foods market in the Wal-Mart plaza was held today. The store manager say the four month long process wrapped up with a newly expanded ready to eat food area, along with a new bakery and a number of other improvements to the store. He called the project a complete up-dating of everything in the story and said the number of employees was being doubled as part of the effort to serve the store's customers in a more efficient manner. ..................................... The airways in State College are buzzing this week with the return of a popular radio format. The Quick Rock , modern rock format has returned to the air based out of a new station. The rock music format can now be found on the dial at 105.9 and and 106.9 coming from the Magnum broadcasting studios on South Atherton Street. Quick Rock has been pulled from a Forever Broadcasting station last month to make way for a conservative talk radio format. ................................... A Blair County based business is getting a financial boost from Harrisburg as part of an effort to encourage companies to use recycled materials. The company behind the American Eagle Paper Mill in Tyrone has been given five hundred thousand dollars to improve the equipment needed for using recycled fibers in its paper making operations. The money will come from a State program administered by the Governor's office. An additional fifteen thousand tons of recycled paper every year will be used by the paper mill because of this grant. The program will mean that a lot of junk mail can be used in the paper making process in seated of going to the land fill and the effort is expected to help the paper mill reduce its operating expenses. |
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