Holiday Spice: Something sweet, with a little bite, for Christmas.
Every Christmas, I leave my Italian cooking heritage behind and take a culinary journey to Sweden, where, in early December,… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Student Scribes: Three Poems
Doctor Bowtie Doctor Bowtie blinks at me from his large leather chair. …Am I supposed to say something? It’s… Read More
Keeping It Real: Made to Keep sticks to an ageless formula: paper, ink, design, fun.
Even in the so-called digital age, Melissa Rhoads believes that there’s nothing like getting a handwritten card. “People appreciate getting… Read More
On the (Future) Job: Once a year, West Shore students flock to a mammoth career day.
When you were in the eighth grade, did you know what you wanted to do as an adult? If the… Read More
November News Digest
New Council Members Harrisburg City Council will have a fresh look next year, as voters last month elected three… Read More
A 3rd Act on the 2nd Floor: Lawrence Knorr may have retired, but, pursuing his passions, he’s busier than ever.
Lawrence Knorr has been enthusiastic about art since a young age. “I picked up a camera around the age of… Read More
A Wine Wonderland: Our wine guy gives his picks for an every day sip, a special holiday pour.
“It’s the most wonderful time of the year …” Those words are in the air wherever you go during the… Read More
TheBurg Podcast, Nov. 27, 2015
Welcome to TheBurg Podcast, a weekly roundup of news in and around Harrisburg. To listen to this week’s episode, click… Read More
Still Short-Staffed, City Seeks to Hike Tax on Residents and Commuters
When Mayor Eric Papenfuse proposed his 2016 budget for Harrisburg Tuesday night, he justified its millions of dollars in new… Read More
Papenfuse, Departing from State Plan, Proposes Tax Hike, New Hires
In an unapologetic rebuke to the state’s recovery plan for Harrisburg, Mayor Eric Papenfuse on Tuesday night proposed a 2016… Read More