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<p>/</p><p>Cardinal Glass (Valley View Business Park)</p><p>Joe Michaels</p><p>570-474-3100</p><p>/</p><p>ARCHBALD &#8212; Cardinal Laminated Glass, a division of Cardinal Glass Industries, purchased 30 acres from the Scranton Lackawanna Industrial Business Company (SLIBCO) for the construction of a new manufacturing facility in the Valley View Business Park in Archbald.</p><p>SLIBCO is the industrial development arm of the Greater Scranton Chamber of Commerce.</p><p>Cardinal Laminated Glass intends to move from its current 60,000 square foot leased space with 75 employees in the Jessup Small Business Center into a new 200,000 square foot facility.</p><p>This will allow the company to double production lines, in turn creating at least 60 new jobs in the region over the next three years, with a total project cost of more than $20 million in community investment.</p><p>&#8220;It is really gratifying when a company with a national standing like Cardinal Laminated Glass chooses to expand their business here in Lackawanna County,&#8221; said Bob Durkin, president of the Greater Scranton Chamber of Commerce and executive vice president of SLIBCO. &#8220;We need to tip our hats to the current Cardinal employees, whose work ethic and productivity demonstrated to management that this is the place to grow their operation.&#8221;</p><p>Every Cardinal Glass Industries facility is exclusive to the product it manufactures. As a strategic focus, typically no other Cardinal products are manufactured in the same facility.</p><p>In the current Jessup facility, as well as in the newly-planned Archbald facility, Cardinal will produce its laminated glass line, under the Cardinal Laminated Glass division.</p><p>In addition to Chamber efforts, participation from Sen. John Blake was instrumental in allowing for Cardinal Laminated Glass to expand their facility and continue operations in Lackawanna County.</p><style>
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