Up from the Ashes: Clean UP Cycle transforms discarded junk into valued artwork.
A little less trash litters the streets of Allison Hill these days, thanks to creativity, passion for community and some… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Community Corner: Notable January Events
Penguin Plunge Jan. 1: Take a dip into the icy Susquehanna River in support of homeless animals during the… Read More
TheBurg Podcast, Dec. 19, 2014
Welcome to TheBurg Podcast, a weekly roundup of news in and around Harrisburg. Dec. 19, 2014: This week, Larry and… Read More
Mayor’s Office Salaries: A 10-Year Comparison
What does it really cost to run the office of the mayor? The question was raised with some testiness this… Read More
Capital Region Water To Weigh DeHart Land Sale
Capital Region Water, the city’s water and sewer authority, is contemplating a $1 million sale of land above the DeHart… Read More
Mounds of Dumped Material Mystify Uptown Neighborhood
It almost looks like part of the landscape: a few mounds of soil, stones and tattered black fabric, sprouting tall… Read More
TheBurg Podcast, Dec. 12, 2014
Welcome to TheBurg Podcast, a weekly roundup of news in and around Harrisburg. Dec. 12, 2014: This week, Larry and… Read More
Sinkhole Report: Fractures Extend into Larger Area of South Harrisburg
A second engineering report of sinkhole potential in south Harrisburg shows additional areas of concern, in a region that… Read More
For Parkers, Pango Offers Convenience And Coupons—For A Fee
Starting today, drivers looking to park their cars in Harrisburg can use a mobile app to do it, thanks to… Read More
All The World Shall Park
This week, Standard Parking, Harrisburg’s new parking operators, announced the creation of four distinct districts to help drivers keep track… Read More