Marzolino\u2019s companies propose the nearly 620,000-square-foot Project Boson data center on Eynon Jermyn Road and the 400-megawatt Essential Energy LLC natural gas power plant across the street from Project Boson. Other companies linked to Marzolino and Kriger Construction\u2019s executive leadership propose four data centers and three power plants across Bell Mountain in Dickson City.
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Land adjacent to the former Sugarman\u2019s marketplace on the Route 6 is slated for development in Archbald\u2019s Eynon section Tuesday, October 20, 2026. (SEAN MCKEAG \/ STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER)\n<\/p>\n
Attorney Raymond Rinaldi, who represented Sterling Property Holdings in the transaction, declined to comment Tuesday because he didn\u2019t have permission to speak on behalf of his client.\n<\/p>\n
Marzolino is also involved with the development of two proposed Wawas in Dickson City<\/a>, one off Cold Spring Road<\/a> and another on Main Street along Viewmont Drive at the former Lackawanna Executive Park, as well as a Wawa proposed on Birney Avenue in Moosic<\/a>.\n<\/p>\n Sterling Property Holdings bought four lots in Archbald\u2019s Eynon section immediately south of the former Sugerman\u2019s, which now spells its name Sugarman\u2019s. The lots encompass paved parking and a section of now-felled trees along Betty Street.\n<\/p>\n A map subdividing the Sugarman\u2019s property recorded Oct. 9 specifies that GLI Archbald LLC will be responsible for the operation and maintenance of a stormwater easement area.<\/p>\n GLI Archbald applied for $4 million through the Pennsylvania Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program\u2019s 2025 round of funding for a development at the Sugarman\u2019s Plaza. The project did not receive money from the state.\n<\/p>\n The application lists Marzolino as the manager of GLI Archbald and uses an address at 99 Power Blvd., Archbald, which is the office of Kriger Construction and its affiliated NEPA Concrete & Asphalt plant.\n<\/p>\n The filing describes \u201csite development for the Dental office and future Starbucks site.\u201d The project will consist of a commercial\/professional office building of approximately 12,000 to 18,000 square feet; a separate lot will have a convenience store with other site pads ready for additional tenants.<\/p>\n The application describes a $5.5 million private match, totaling $9.5 million for the project. The RACP funding would offset costs for site preparation and construction of the professional office building.\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n