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Adams County Top 50 Employers 3rd Quarter 2015 Initial Data Federal and State Government Entities Aggregated Rank Name of Employer Rank Name of Employer 1 KNOUSE FOODS COOPERATIVE INC 26 DIOCESE OF HARRISBURG 2 GETTYSBURG COLLEGE 27 DAL-TILE SERVICES INC 3 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT 28 PASSAGE HEALTHCARE LLC 4 THE GETTYSBURG HOSPITAL 29 INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY 5 THE BRETHREN HOME COMMUNITY 30 WAL-MART ASSOCIATES INC 6 HAIN PURE PROTEIN CORPORATION 31 GIANT FOOD STORES LLC 7 TIM-BAR CORPORATION 32 RICE FRUIT COMPANY 8 AEROTEK INC 33 HOFFMAN HOMES INC 9 ADAMS COUNTY 34 STATE GOVERNMENT 10 CONEWAGO VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 35 JOHN B PETERS INC 11 GETTYSBURG AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 36 LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES 12 C & J CLARK AMERICA INC 37 UTZ QUALITY FOODS INC 13 WELLSPAN MEDICAL GROUP 38 GENLYTE THOMAS GROUP LLC 14 PELLA CORPORATION 39 JACOBY TRANSPORTATION INC 15 WORLD COLOR PRINTING (USA) II CORP 40 FAIRFIELD AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 16 LITTLESTOWN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 41 TRANSITIONS HEALTHCARE GETTYSBURG 17 HILLANDALE GETTYSBURG LP 42 SPECIALTY GRANULES INC 18 MOTTS LLP 43 PENNWOOD PRODUCTS INC 19 KENNIES MARKETS INC 44 YWCA OF GETTYSBURG & ADAMS COUNTY 20 CONEWAGO ENTERPRISES INC 45 TRUENORTH WELLNESS SERVICES 21 ACNB BANK 46 HAVERFIELD INTERNATIONAL INC 22 BERMUDIAN SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT 47 FOCUS BEHAVIORAL HEALTH INC 23 LINCOLN INTERMEDIATE UNIT NO 12 48 DOBBIN HOUSE TAVERN 24 SKI LIBERTY OPERATING CORP 49 JDCS ENTERPRISE 25 UPPER ADAMS SCHOOL DISTRICT 50 WINTER GARDENS QUALITY FOODS INC *State Government includes all state employment except Pennsylvania State University, SEPTA, System of Higher Education, PA College of Technology, and PHEAA. Center for Workforce Information & Analysis 4/12/2016 Allegheny County Top 50 Employers 3rd Quarter 2015 Initial Data Federal and State Government Entities Aggregated Rank Name of Employer Rank Name of Employer 1 UPMC PRESBYTERIAN SHADYSIDE 26 DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY 2 UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH 27 UPMC HEALTH PLAN INC 3 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT 28 UPMC PHYSICIAN OPS AND PROF SVCS 4 PNC BANK NA 29 PPG INDUSTRIES INC 5 GIANT EAGLE INC 30 COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF ALLEGHENY CNTY 6 WESTERN PENN ALLEGHENY HEALTH 31 COMCAST CABLEVISION CORP(PA) 7 ALLEGHENY COUNTY 32 UPMC PASSAVANT 8 BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON 33 UNIVERSITY HEALTH CTR OF PITTSBURGH 9 CARNEGIE-MELLON UNIVERSITY 34 RIVERS CASINO 10 STATE GOVERNMENT 35 HOME DEPOT USA INC 11 UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION 36 FEDEX GROUND PACKAGE SYSTEM INC 12 SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PITTSBURGH 37 PNC FINANCIAL SERVICES GROUP 13 WAL-MART ASSOCIATES INC 38 UPMC COMMUNITY MEDICINE INC 14 CITY OF PITTSBURGH 39 JEFFERSON REGIONAL MEDICAL CTR 15 EAT N PARK HOSPITALITY GROUP 40 MACY'S RETAIL HOLDINGS INC 16 HIGHMARK INC 41 TARGET CORPORATION 17 UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH PHYSICIANS 42 US AIRWAYS INC 18 CHILDRENS HOSPITAL OF PITTSBURGH 43 MERCY LIFE CENTER CORP 19 MAGEE-WOMEN'S HOSPITAL OF UPMC 44 HEARTLAND EMPLOYMENT SERVICES LLC 20 DICKS SPORTING GOODS INC 45 UPMC ST MARGARET 21 ALLEGHENY CLINIC 46 GMRI INC 22 UPMC MERCY 47 DUQUESNE LIGHT COMPANY 23 PORT AUTHORITY OF ALLEGHENY CO 48 ALLEGHENY INTERMEDIATE UNIT 24 BECHTEL MARINE PROPULSION CORP 49 CORE NETWORK LLC 25 ST CLAIR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 50 PITTSBURGH ASSOCIATES *State Government includes all state employment except Pennsylvania State University, SEPTA, System of Higher Education, PA College of Technology, and PHEAA. Center for Workforce Information & Analysis 4/12/2016 Armstrong County Top 50 Employers 3rd Quarter 2015 Initial Data Federal and State Government Entities Aggregated Rank Name of Employer Rank Name of Employer 1 ARMSTRONG COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 26 WEST PENN ENERGY SERVICES LLC 2 ARMSTRONG SCHOOL DISTRICT 27 COUNTY HOMEMAKERS INCORPORATED 3 ROSEBUD MINING COMPANY 28 KLINGENSMITH DRUG INC 4 ARMSTRONG COUNTY 29 NEXTIER INC 5 ALLEGHENY LUDLUM LLC 30 LIFESTEPS INC 6 WAL-MART ASSOCIATES INC 31 WEST KITTANNING SHOP N SAVE 7 STATE GOVERNMENT 32 ARMSTRONG CTY COMMUNITY ACTION AGNY 8 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT 33 PCA PHARMACY 9 APOLLO-RIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT 34 CARSON INDUSTRIES INC 10 COOK INC 35 MCDONALD'S #5837 11 BARKER INCORPORATED 36 LAWRENCE PLUMBING LLC 12 SUGAR CREEK REST LP 37 YMCA OF ARMSTRONG COUNTY 13 FAMILY COUNSELING CENTER 38 LEADING TECHNOLOGIES INC 14 FREEPORT AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 39 DIMARK ENTERPRISES INC 15 BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON 40 SINTERMET LLC 16 EVERGREEN HOMES INC 41 DRUG PLASTIC & GLASS CO INC 17 KITTANNING CARE CENTER LLC 42 HELDS SHOP N SAVE 18 UFP PARKER LLC 43 GLADE RUN MEDICAL ASSOCIATES INC 19 LENAPE AREA VO-TECH SCHOOL 44 M & A TRANSPORT INC 20 HERKULES USA CORP 45 KENSINGTON HIGH PERFORMANCE PRODUCT 21 LEECHBURG AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 46 A J MYERS & SONS INC 22 ROYAL FLUSH INC 47 FALSETTI'S VILLA INC 23 KLINGENSMITHS INC 48 THE ASBURY GRAPHITE MILLS INC 24 SHRIVER CONTRACT SERVICES INC 49 AP SERVICES LLC 25 SHEETZ INC 50 DUDA CABLE CONSTRUCTION INC *State Government includes all state employment except Pennsylvania State University, SEPTA, System of Higher Education, PA College of Technology, and PHEAA. Center for Workforce Information & Analysis 4/12/2016 Beaver County Top 50 Employers 3rd Quarter 2015 Initial Data Federal and State Government Entities Aggregated Rank Name of Employer Rank Name of Employer 1 VALLEY MEDICAL FACILITIES INC 26 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT 2 FIRSTENERGY NUCLEAR OPERATING CO 27 MODERNE GLASS 3 WAL-MART ASSOCIATES INC 28 BLACKHAWK SCHOOL DISTRICT 4 PASSAVANT MEMORIAL HOMES 29 LINDY PAVING INC 5 BEAVER COUNTY 30 COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF BEAVER COUNTY 6 IPSCO KOPPEL TUBULARS CORP 31 GATEWAY REHABILITATION CENTER 7 MCGUIRE MEMORIAL 32 BIG BEAVER FALLS AREA SCHOOL DIST 8 MAILING SERVICES OF PITTSBURGH INC 33 BEAVER COUNTY YMCA 9 HERITAGE VALLEY MEDICAL GROUP INC 34 LIFE BEAVER COUNTY 10 ANCHOR HOCKING LLC 35 NOVA CHEMICALS 11 EATON CORPORATION 36 R J RHODES TRANSIT INC 12 STATE GOVERNMENT 37 RIVERSIDE BEAVER COUNTY SCHOOL DIST 13 VEKA INC 38 JEWEL ACQUISITION LLC 14 GIANT EAGLE INC 39 PROVIDENCE CARE CENTER LLC 15 FRIENDSHIP RIDGE 40 VILLA ST JOSEPH OF BADEN INC 16 THE PA CYBER CHARTER SCHOOL 41 EAT N PARK HOSPITALITY GROUP 17 HOPEWELL AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 42 NEW BRIGHTON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 18 GENEVA COLLEGE 43 NALCO COMPANY 19 CENNIAL COMPANY INC 44 FREEDOM AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 20 SERVICE LINK MANAGEMENT COMPANY INC 45 SOUTH SIDE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 21 FIRST ENERGY GENERATION CORPORATION 46 PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY 22 LINCOLN LEARNING SOLUTIONS INC 47 BEAVER COUNTY DODGE CHRYSLER JEEP 23 AMBRIDGE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 48 ALIQUIPPA SCHOOL DISTRICT 24 BEAVER AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 49 BEAVER COUNTY REHABILITATION CENTER 25 CENTRAL VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 50 W T HOSPITALITY INC *State Government includes all state employment except Pennsylvania State University, SEPTA, System of Higher Education, PA College of Technology, and PHEAA. Center for Workforce Information & Analysis 4/12/2016 Bedford County Top 50 Employers 3rd Quarter 2015 Initial Data Federal and State Government Entities Aggregated Rank Name of Employer Rank Name of Employer 1 WAL-MART ASSOCIATES INC 26 CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA HOMECARE LLC 2 NEW ENTERPRISE STONE & LIME COMPANY 27 SHEETZ INC 3 STATE GOVERNMENT 28 JLG INDUSTRIES INC 4 OMNI WILLIAM PENN HOTEL 29 PENN KNOLL VILLAGE 5 UPMC BEDFORD CORP 30 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT 6 KENNAMETAL INC 31 ALLEGHENY LUTHERAN SOCIAL MINISTRY 7 RECREATIONAL EQUIPMENT INC 32 AEROTEK INC 8 BEDFORD AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 33 BEDFORD-SOMERSET MH/MR 9 CHESTNUT RIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT 34 AMERICAN HARDWOOD INDUSTRIES LLC 10 GATEWAY TRAVEL PLAZA 35 HEARTLAND EMPLOYMENT SERVICES LLC 11 EVERETT AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 36 WEIS MARKETS INC 12 BEDFORD COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 37 EVERETT FOODLINER INC 13 BEDFORD REINFORCED PLASTICS INC 38 HMS HOST FAMILY RESTAURANTS LLC 14 ROCKLAND MANUFACTURING COMPANY 39 JEAN BONNET TAVERN 15 RUGGIERI ENTERPRISES 40 HOSS'S RESTAURANT 16 SAC INC 41 BEDFORD GIANT EAGLE #1602 17 TUSSEY MOUNTAIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 42 COTTLE'S ASPHALT MAINTENANCE INC 18 CORLE BUILDING SYSTEMS INC 43 FIRST CHOICE IN HOME CARE 19 NORTHERN BEDFORD COUNTY SCHOOL DIST 44 MCDEVITT & SLICK ENTERPRISES INC 20 CREATIVE PULTRUSIONS INC 45 CLARK CONTRACTORS INC 21 DEFIANCE METAL PRODUCTS OF PA INC 46 TRI COUNTY PETROLEUM INC 22 SUNCO ENTERPRISES INC 47 SAXTON MARKET INC 23 RIDGETOP ORCHARDS LLC 48 B C STONE INC 24 CAPTIVE-AIRE SYSTEMS INC 49 COLONIAL COURTYARD AT BEDFORD 25 DELAMOR ENTERPRISES L P 50 EBY SAWMILL *State Government includes all state employment except Pennsylvania State University, SEPTA, System of Higher Education, PA College of Technology, and PHEAA. Center for Workforce Information & Analysis 4/12/2016 Berks County Top 50 Employers 3rd Quarter 2015 Initial Data Federal and State Government Entities Aggregated Rank Name of Employer Rank Name of Employer 1 EAST PENN MFG CO 26 SUPPORTIVE CONCEPTS FOR FAMILIES 2 READING HEALTH SYSTEM 27 EXETER TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT 3 CARPENTER TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION 28 SWEET STREET DESSERTS INC 4 COUNTY OF BERKS 29 GOVERNOR MIFFLIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 5 STATE GOVERNMENT 30 ALBRIGHT COLLEGE 6 READING SCHOOL DISTRICT 31 CITY OF READING 7 WAL-MART ASSOCIATES INC 32 HEARTLAND EMPLOYMENT SERVICES LLC 8 BOSCOVS DEPARTMENT STORE LLC 33 GIORGI MUSHROOM CO 9 BORNEMAN HEALTH CORPORATION 34 ROBESONIA LOGISTICS LLC 10 PENSKE TRUCK LEASING CO LP 35 DOLGENCORP LLC 11 REDNER'S TIGER MARKETS INC 36 WEIS MARKETS INC 12 READING HEALTH PHYSICIAN NETWORK 37 READING TRUCK BODY LLC 13 WILSON SCHOOL DISTRICT 38 RICHARD J CARON FOUNDATION 14 ASHLEY FURNITURE INDUSTRIES INC 39 ALVERNIA UNIVERSITY 15 GIANT FOOD STORES LLC 40 RM PALMER COMPANY 16 BERKS COUNTY INTERMEDIATE UNIT 41 FIRST ENERGY SERVICE COMPANY 17 SANTANDER BANK NA 42 ABILITIES IN MOTION 18 PA STATE SYSTEM OF HIGHER EDUCATION 43 MUHLENBERG SCHOOL DISTRICT 19 HGSS INC 44 LOWES HOME CENTERS LLC 20 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT 45 GODIVA CHOCOLATIER INC 21 GAGE PERSONNEL SERVICES 46 UGI UTILITIES INC 22 BOYERTOWN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 47 GIORGIO FRESH CO 23 MORGAN TRUCK BODY LLC 48 WELLS FARGO NA 24 ALCON RESEARCH LTD 49 WG HALL LLC 25 INSTANT WEB LLC 50 READING AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE *State Government includes all state employment except Pennsylvania State University, SEPTA, System of Higher Education, PA College of Technology, and PHEAA.
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    parcel_number status owner address1 address2 city state_code zip_code land_use school district municipality assessed_value 0101463900000 ACTIVE DENVER & EPHRATA TELEPHONE C 130 E MAIN ST EPHRATA PA 17522 TELEPHONE&TELEGRAPH COCALICO SCHOOL DISTRICT ADAMSTOWN BORO 71600 0208075000000 ACTIVE DENVER & EPHRATA TELEPHONE C 130 E MAIN ST EPHRATA PA 17522 TELEPHONE&TELEGRAPH EPHRATA AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT AKRON BORO 162100 0301296700000 ACTIVE PECO ENERGY COMPANY 46 PUBLIC SQUARE P O BOX 8699 PHILADELPHIA PA 19101 ELECTRIC UTILITY SOLANCO SCHOOL DISTRICT BART TWP 50400 0303171300000 ACTIVE PECO ENERGY COMPANY 46 PUBLIC SQUARE P O BOX 8699 PHILADELPHIA PA 19101 TRANS/UTILITY VACANT SOLANCO SCHOOL DISTRICT BART TWP 90400 0304136600000 ACTIVE PECO ENERGY COMPANY 46 PUBLIC SQUARE P O BOX 8699 PHILADELPHIA PA 19101 ELECTRIC UTILITY SOLANCO SCHOOL DISTRICT BART TWP 6400 0304326300000 ACTIVE P P & L INC 2 N 9TH ST ALLENTOWN PA 18101 ELECTRIC UTILITY SOLANCO SCHOOL DISTRICT BART TWP 104000 0304375100000 ACTIVE P P & L INC 2 N 9TH ST ALLENTOWN PA 18101 TRANS/UTILITY VACANT SOLANCO SCHOOL DISTRICT BART TWP 77000 0304721400000 ACTIVE PECO ENERGY COMPANY 46 PUBLIC SQUARE P O BOX 8699 PHILADELPHIA PA 19101 ELECTRIC UTILITY SOLANCO SCHOOL DISTRICT BART TWP 105000 0304939100000 ACTIVE P P & L INC 2 N 9TH ST ALLENTOWN PA 18101 ELECTRIC UTILITY SOLANCO SCHOOL DISTRICT BART TWP 99800 0304939800000 ACTIVE P P & L INC 2 N 9TH ST ALLENTOWN PA 18101 ELECTRIC UTILITY SOLANCO SCHOOL DISTRICT BART TWP 112000 0305093400000 ACTIVE P P & L INC 2 N 9TH ST ALLENTOWN PA 18101
  • Meeting of the Board of Trustees March 19, 2020, 8:00-10:00 Am The

    Meeting of the Board of Trustees March 19, 2020, 8:00-10:00 Am The

    Meeting of the Board of Trustees March 19, 2020, 8:00-10:00 am The Duquesne Club, Chalfant Room, 325 Sixth Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15222 Conference Dial In: 1-866-906-9888, Code: 2916309 Agenda I. Call to Order / Opening Prayer II. Moment of Mission III. Approve Minutes 1. 10/3/19 Draft Minutes, p.3-6 2. 12/11/19 Draft Minutes, p.7-9 IV. Consent Agenda a. Risk, Quality, Compliance, and Mission Advancement Committee Report, p.10 b. 2019-2020 Performance & Quality Improvement Plan, p.11-26 c. HR Committee Report, p.27 d. Investment Committee Report, p.28 e. 401K Oversight Committee Report, p.29-31 f. Nazareth Prep Board Report (March2020), p.32-33 g. 12/31/19 YTD Financial Statements, p.34-40 V. Governance & Nominating Committee Report 1. Recommend Candidates for Appointment, p.41-44 2. CSFN Ministry Leadership Retreat-April 4, 2020 - Cancelled VI. Accept 2018-2019 Audited Financial Statements, p. 45-61 VII. 12/31/19 Investment Report, p.62-66 VIII. Executive Vice President and C.O.O. Report 1. Fundraising Update 2. Master Plan, p.67-71 3. YES Fund 4. Golf Committee 5. Internship Referrals, p.72-74 IX. President/C.E.O. Report 1. Current Strategic Plan Update, p.75 X. Dates to Remember June 2 – St. Joseph the Worker June 4 – Nazareth Prep Graduation July 27 – HFI Golf Outing XI. Action Items 1 XII. New Business / Adjournment _____________________________________________________________________________________ Attachments: 10/3/19 Draft Minutes, p.3-6 12/11/19 Draft Minutes, p.7-9 Risk, Quality, Compliance, and Mission Advancement Committee