Student Scribes: 3 Poems
Fish Listen to feral cats screech on the other side of my window Hiss poison, kill through play Splinter, contort… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Toward Your Goals: Keeping those New Year’s resolutions often starts with a commitment to basic well-being.
For the New Year, many people set new goals for themselves. Typically, these goals are about losing weight, making more… Read More
Restaurant Reinvention: Following top-to-bottom renovations, Ad Lib, 1700° Steakhouse debut inside Hilton.
A few weeks ago, I got a text from my friend David. He works at the Hilton Harrisburg, which recently… Read More
Wheel Life: After building up Jump Street, Bob Welsh has turned his attention to where art, education and commerce meet.
On a stroll through Strawberry Square, you might notice that one store stands out boldly. Bursts of color pour through… Read More
Musical Notes: Memory serves–this month, recollections of new music.
Memory best sums up this month’s musical slate. It reminds me of my childhood when “alternative” radio still felt like… Read More
Kale Love: Has kale even invaded Italian cooking? Actually, it’s always been there.
Do you remember when restaurant entrees came with a little garnish on the plate? It might have been a sprig… Read More
Creative Construction: Amid high hopes, the Susquehanna Art Museum debuts its much-anticipated new facility in Midtown.
On a chilly morning in early December, shiny new lettering sparkled in the bright sun outside, and workers toiling on… Read More
Showing the Way: Leading by example, during National Mentoring Month.
Michael Richey joined the 3-Star Foundation to play a game, but when he left, he said, “I knew what it… Read More
Centuries of Service: Harrisburg Fire Bureau has grown, evolved with the city.
The city of Harrisburg was laid out by John Harris in the mid-18th century, but it was not until 1791… Read More
Life of Secrets: Triumph, tragedy revealed in “The Imitation Game.”
“Sometimes, it is the very people no one imagines anything of who do the things that no one can imagine.”… Read More