CU Makes Bid for Space in Ex-Furniture Plant

Published August 26, 2008, 7:05 p.m. EDT

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Updated August 27, 2020, 1:05 a.m. EDT

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LEWISBURG, Penn. – M-C Federal Credit Union has submitted a bid that would make it the first tenant in the redevelopment of the former property owned by furniture manufacturer Pennsylvania House.

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The credit union has proposed a renovation of the vacant showroom building in which 10 employees would work. It currently is housed inside an office at Evangelical Community Hospital. The credit union told officials it is seeking to develop the subdivided, 44,000-square-foot lot, which includes the showroom building.

The building became vacant when Pennsylvania House, a unit of La-Z-Boy, moved manufacturing to China, taking 425 jobs with it.

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