Do You Have Hot Pockets? The Product Is Under Recall

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York, PA – Giant has pulled from its shelves packages of Hot Pockets Philly Steak & Cheese as a result of a recent recall of meat products.

Rancho Feeding Corp. recalled millions of pounds of meat products after the U.S. Department of Agriculture found that the roducts were produced without all required inspections.

To date, Giant has not received any reports of illness associated with the recall.

To see a list of the recalled products, click here: http://www.ydr.com/business/ci_25163369/giant-recalls-hot-pockets

Reading City Council Gets Tough On Blight!

City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved a new version of the pre-sale inspection ordinance that it repealed in 2006, requiring all properties to get checked for code compliance when they’re on the market.

The ordinance mandates that property owners get a certificate of transfer for all properties – residential or commercial – sold after April 1, 2012.

To get the certificate, the owners will have to pay $150 for the health and safety inspection, and pass it. However, the inspection will be scaled down from the full-blown inspection required under the earlier program that cost $300.

It’s also far less than the higher costs in a new fee schedule for other inspections that council adopted Tuesday. For instance, a regular inspection of a single-family home will cost $505, up from $240.

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