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Lancaster Stormers' stadium renamed to 'Penn Medicine Park'

In this "new community-focused partnership," the stadium will be rebranded from Clipper Magazine Stadium to Penn Medicine Park.

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Penn Hospital Pavilion renamed Clifton Center for Medical Breakthroughs

Penn Medicine celebrated a huge gift on Wednesday by renaming the pavilion at the University of Pennsylvania hospital. Philanthropists Catherine and Anthony Clifton were on hand today for the celebration.

Philadelphia Inquirer · 2d

Penn Medicine received a $120 million gift from Catherine and Anthony Clifton

The Pavilion at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania will be renamed the Clifton Center for Medical Breakthroughs.

Modern Healthcare · 1d

Penn Medicine receives gift of more than $100M

The donation from philanthropists Catherine and Anthony Clifton will help advance clinical care, education and research at the academic health system.

The Business Journals · 2d

Penn Medicine renaming $1.6B hospital pavilion after $100M+ gift

Penn Medicine's $1.6 billion hospital pavilion has a new name following a more than $100 million gift from longtime supporters of the health system. The 17-story patient care tower will now be known as The Clifton Center for Medical Breakthroughs.

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Lancaster Stormers announce name change for baseball stadium

The sports and entertainment venue at 650 N. Prince St. in Lancaster city has carried the same name since it opened in 2005, ...

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Lancaster Stormers announce major change

The Lancaster Stormers will no longer play at “Clipper Magazine Stadium.” Instead, the team will play in the newly renamed ...

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Lancaster Stormers rename baseball stadium Penn Medicine Park

WELL, NEW AT FOUR FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER, CLIPPER MAGAZINE STADIUM IS GETTING A NEW NAME. JUST MINUTES AGO, THEY ANNOUNCED THAT THE STADIUM ON NORTH PRINCE STREET IN DOWNTOWN LANCASTER IS NOW NAMED ...

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