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Michael Roknick

Michael Roknick

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Business Editor, The Herald (Sharon, PA)

Sharon

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Total articles 2443

  • A cash incentive: New program pays people $5,000 to move here

    By Michael Roknick Verified| New Castle News Verified It could pay to move to several Mercer County communities – $5,000 in cash to be exact, plus other goodies. “This is pretty unique,’’ Jake Rickert, Penn-Northwest Development Corp.’s associated executive director said. “We’re the only county in Pennsylvania doing this.’’kAm%96 AC@8C2> H2D =2F?4965 E9C66 H66<D 28@ 3J !6??\}@CE9H6DE E9C@F89 |2<6|J|@G6[ 2?

    By Michael Roknick Verified · New Castle News

    Apr. 22, 2025

  • Area needs more housing and more workers, panelists say

    By Michael Roknick Verified| Allied News Verified GROVE CITY – Area shortages in housing and labor along with population loss claimed center stage at Penn-Northwest Development Corp.’s Economic Summit on Thursday. Held at Grove City College, speakers gathered on stage to talk about their areas of expertise. “All the manufacturers I’ve been to, had a record month,’’ Art Hammond said. “But a big issue right now is a labor shortage.’’Hammond is president and owner of Hoffman Industrial Co., Erie, and Starlite Group Inc., Meadville.

    By Michael Roknick Verified · Allied News

    Apr. 21, 2025

  • A cash incentive: New program pays people $5,000 to move here

    By Michael Roknick Verified| New Castle News Verified It could pay to move to several Mercer County communities – $5,000 in cash to be exact, plus other goodies. “This is pretty unique,’’ Jake Rickert, Penn-Northwest Development Corp.’s associated executive director said. “We’re the only county in Pennsylvania doing this.’’kAm%96 AC@8C2> H2D =2F?4965 E9C66 H66<D 28@ 3J !6??\}@CE9H6DE E9C@F89 |2<6|J|@G6[ 2?

    By Michael Roknick Verified · New Castle News

    Apr. 22, 2025

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The Herald (Sharon, PA)

Mercer, Pennsylvania, United States

+1 724-981-6100