City seeks to keep grocery center

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Acme Markets will be persuaded by officials of the city of Philadelphia, PA, who are worried that the company is preparing to move away from the city. American Stores, the parent company of Acme, plans to construct a 1.4-million-sq-ft warehouse in East Cocalico Township, Lancaster County in Philadelphia that will employ 700 employees. City officials said they will attempt to show Acme that it is just as beneficial to remain in Philadelphia rather than in Lancaster County. Acme, on the other hand, refused to reveal its plans, leaving Philadelphia employees concerned about the security of their jobs.

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Will be persuaded by officials of city of Philadelphia, PA, who are worried that the co is preparing to move away from the city

Supermarkets and Other Grocery (except Convenience) Stores, Supermarkets, Acme Markets Inc., Article

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His work: watching people use the web: As a user experience architect, Ben Levin smooths interactions between humans and computers

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Ben Levin a user experience architect at Refinery Inc., a Huntingdon Valley web-design company shows people how to find the contents of a web page and understand how people use web pages. He is working to simplify a complex Web task for one of his company's client for creating a Web site to guide consumers who want to link computers in their home while also wiring printers, scanners, and video game in family room into the system.

Web sites, Web site design, Graphic artists, Levin, Ben

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Community via food. Elvin Padilla is making his dreams for El Mercado come true

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Elvin Padilla is the economic development director of the Norris Square Civic Association that is looking to develop the Kensington warehouse into a farmers market.

Government expenditures, Administration of Urban Planning and Community and Rural Development, Urban Planning Assistance, Planning, Usage, Economic aspects, Economic policy, City planning, Urban planning, Warehouses, Company business planning, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Farmers' markets, Padilla, Elvin, Norris Square Civic Assocation

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