Comings and Goings: Want free sandwiches for a year? One business is giving them away

Primanti Brothers Restaurant and Bar is opening this week in Hanover, and to celebrate its newest location they are giving away free sandwiches for a year to the first 100 customers through the door on Thursday, Sept. 22.

Located at 300 Eisenhower Dr., Hanover, this is the chain restaurant's first location in Hanover.

A celebration tailgate begins at 5:30 a.m. with samples being passed out. Doors will open around 10 a.m. to the first 100 customers. The restaurant will open to the public at 11 a.m.

There will also be games, giveaways and a DJ.

“Most businesses don’t open their doors and then immediately give away the house to start their first day,” chief marketing officer of Primanti Bros Adam Golomb said in a news release. “But, we’ve never really been one to stick to the rules. And fans have been begging us to come to Hanover for years, so we’re excited to make it a reality.”

According to the release, the Primanti Bros. in Hanover will open as a full-service restaurant with a large bar, many televisions and expanded menu, which includes pizza, burgers, wings and sandwiches.

Opening

York

Fallbrook Flats: 3883 E. Market St., York

The long-vacant York Valley Inn will soon be the new home of Fallbrook Flats, a multi-unit residential community partnership between Inch & Co. and Integrated Development Partners, according to the construction company’s website.

“It’s going to be great for young business professionals looking to commute to Lancaster or downtown York, as well as those who are retired and looking for a low maintenance housing option,” owner of Inch & Co. Jeff Inch said.

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The 7-acre property sat vacant for nearly two decades. Fallbrook Flats is expected to start taking reservations January 2023 and be move-in ready by early summer 2023.

The new community will feature 150 units in five 3-story buildings. There will be 1-, 2- and 3-bedroom units, with 1 or 2 baths per unit, private balconies, in-unit laundry facilities, a clubhouse, fitness center and a community room, according to the website.

For more information, visit Inch and Co. online.

Kuzo Eye Care: 2820 Whiteford Road, Suite 6, York.

Kuzo Eye Care, York’s newest optometrist, has opened. To learn more about their services, visit them online.

Raymour & Flanigan: 380 N. Northern Way, York

Raymour & Flanigan, the largest furniture and mattress retailer in the Northeast and seventh largest nationwide, has opened a new showroom in Central Pennsylvania.

This new location joins over 25 existing stores in the commonwealth. Another opening is slated for later this year in Hanover.

For more details on Raymour & Flanigan, visit raymourflanigan.com.

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Hanover

The Curious Little Playhouse- 1000 Carlisle St., Hanover

The Curious Little Playhouse, a hands-on indoor play space, toy store and party venue, has opened its second location in the Clearview shopping center in Hanover.

Inside the Curious Little Playhouse in downtown York on Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2019. The playhouse, located at 41 W. Market St., opened in April 2019 and has recently opened a new location in Hanover.
Inside the Curious Little Playhouse in downtown York on Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2019. The playhouse, located at 41 W. Market St., opened in April 2019 and has recently opened a new location in Hanover.

The first location was opened in York in 2019. The new location in Hanover will be open seven days a week. You can find more information at curiouslittleplayhouse.com or call owner Jen Swanner at 717-465-9460.

Closings

Loganville

Logan’s View Winery: 8892 Susquehanna Trail S., Loganville

After 14 years, Logan’s View Winery is closing.

Logan’s View, opened by 18 friends in 2008, has won 25 awards in Pennsylvania wine competitions.

According to a news release, “the partners found that they could no longer give the winery the attention it deserved. Logan’s View Winery operations began to wind down after the last harvest and bottling earlier this year. The group decided they will close when they run out of wine.”

Inside the Logan's View Winery production facility in Glen Rock. Logan's View recently bottled a commemorative wine for the Brown family, "Cab Apple." A dollar from each bottle sold is donated to the Dave Brown Music Scholarship.
Inside the Logan's View Winery production facility in Glen Rock. Logan's View recently bottled a commemorative wine for the Brown family, "Cab Apple." A dollar from each bottle sold is donated to the Dave Brown Music Scholarship.

An official closing date has not been set, but the partners are looking to close by the end of the year.

LVW wines are still available for purchase at the retail shop inside Brown’s Orchards & Farm Market. The shop is open Tuesday-Saturday, 10 a.m.- 6 p.m., and Sunday, 11 a.m.- 5 p.m.

For more information on Logan’s View Winery, visit their website at logansviewwinery.com.

New Freedom

The Hodle: 106 N. Front St., New Freedom

The Hodle Tavern in New Freedom has closed.

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Hiring announcements

Nuclear Regulatory Commission Region I officials in King of Prussia have selected Corey Dukehart as the resident inspector at the Peach Bottom nuclear power plant in Delta.

Dukehart joins Senior Resident Inspector Scott Rutenkroger at the two-unit site, which is operated by Constellation Nuclear.

“Corey has gained invaluable experience during his time with the NRC through his participation in our rigorous training program and by virtue of his earlier time served in the Navy,” said NRC Region I administrator Dave Lew. “He will provide the region with an additional front-line inspector as he puts his acquired skills to use.”

Dukehart joined the NRC in 2020 as part of the Nuclear Regulator Apprenticeship Network, where he completed several apprenticeships in different areas of the agency. He also served as the acting resident inspector at the Ginna nuclear power plant in New York before moving to the Region I Office as a project engineer.

Prior to joining the NRC, Dukehart served six years in the Navy as an enlisted nuclear operator. He holds a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and a bachelor’s degree in nuclear energy engineering technology from Thomas Edison State University.

This article originally appeared on York Daily Record: Comings and Goings: Want free sandwiches for a year at Primanti Bros.?