Lisa Scheid is the business trends reporter for LNP | LancasterOnline. She can be reached at lscheid@lnpnews.com.
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Lititz plant to become part of a spin off company.
The unlikely partnership between live-events company Atomic and ceiling tile-maker Armstrong World Industries was a match made through COVID-19.
Open positions at a Des Moines, Iowa company include web press operators, perfect binder operators, saddle stitcher operators, maintenance techs, and others. All are outside of Pennsylvania.
A half dozen are in the Lancaster area.
A Lancaster County man who has worked 30 years in the same printing plant under three different owners tried to fathom what would happen to him after LSC Communications closes that plant in March.
1864 – Chicago-based R. R. Donnelley & Sons is founded.
Closure of former R.R. Donnelley plants caused by decline in demand for print catalogs and magazines
LSC Communications officials also blamed pandemic logistic problems and inflation for hastening the closures
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LSC Communications officials say they are closing its two Lancaster County factories, the remnants of the longtime county company R.R. Donnelley, because demand for print catalogs and magazines has declined. Six-hundred-fifty-six workers are expected to lose their jobs by March 31.
A spokesperson for the health system, part of Philadelphia-based Penn Medicine, declined to discuss the matter.
According to state Department of Human Services Press Secretary Brandon Cwalina, from 2003-2022, 55 newborns were processed through Safe Havens in Pennsylvania and reported to DHS.
The locally made with a local cast grossed more than $5.5 million at the box office.
