city’s largest industrial employer with approximately 800 workers.“They began making glass in the early 1900s,” says Bosco, noting the company’s enduring legacy. Its everyday glassware, marked by a distinctive anchor logo, can be found in homes nationwide.“You may actually have their glassware in your home and not even realize it,” she adds. Beyond glass, Lancaster hosts other major manufacturers that leverage the region’s skilled workforce. Magna Seating, a Canadian company, produces specialized seating for SUVs. Meanwhile, Chiyoda Integre, a Japanese company, supplies the automotive industry with noise-dampening materials to keep your ride smooth. Adding a tech dimension, Google’s data center, spanning 500,000 square feet, showcases Lancaster’s capacity for high-tech investment. “Google’s been a great partner,” Bosco remarks, emphasizing the 131 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 06, ISSUE 08 LANCASTER, OH
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