TheBurg Podcast, Oct. 17, 2014
Welcome to TheBurg Podcast, a weekly roundup of news in and around Harrisburg. Oct. 17, 2014: This week Larry and… Read More
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Danger Zones
Nothing quite lures the shark in a reporter like a crime story, and one this week, though it lacked the… Read More
Parking Advisory Committee Releases Meeting Summary
The Park Harrisburg Advisory Committee released a summary this week of a private meeting it held on Thursday, Oct. 9, … Read More
Teens Charged in Shooting, Robbery Implicated in Similar Incident
Harrisburg teenagers arrested today in an armed robbery involving a shoot-out with two state legislators have been implicated in a… Read More
Clear-Cut of Riverbank Prompts Internal Review
The city is conducting an internal review of its policies on tree removal, following a department head’s decision three weeks… Read More
Like Her Successor, Mayor Linda Thompson Targeted Museum Finances, Too
Nearly 18 months before Mayor Eric Papenfuse asked the Dauphin County commissioners to suspend payments to the National Civil War… Read More
City Approved Clear-Cutting on Riverbank
A new bed and breakfast is slated to open next year in Harrisburg and, thanks to the city, its guests… Read More
TheBurg Podcast, Oct. 10, 2014
Welcome to TheBurg Podcast, a weekly roundup of news in and around Harrisburg. Oct. 10, 2014: Editor-in-chief Larry Binda and… Read More
Midtown Meters to Go Live Next Week
Twelve parking meters along several blocks in Midtown Harrisburg will go live on Tuesday, the city’s parking operator said late… Read More
Harrisburg Mayor Delivers “State of the City”
Harrisburg Mayor Eric Papenfuse today delivered a wide-ranging State of the City address, discussing what his administration has accomplished since… Read More