Student Scribes: “The Room”–So Bad, It’s Good
Maybe it’s empty because we’re early. Or maybe “The Room” really lives up to the critics’ harsh reviews. I fidget.… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Student Scribes: Seeing the World in Cubes
My hands slide over the smooth plastic surface. A steady stream of clicking resonates in my ears. Welcome to the… Read More
In Good Spirits: Midstate Distillery brings local, handcrafted to Harrisburg.
Walk in the door at Midstate Distillery, and the sweet smell hits you first. It’s molasses, says Dan Healy. He… Read More
Community Corner: Notable March Events
March Community Corner Leads Over Lunch March 1: Mix and mingle with business leaders at this free lunch hosted by… Read More
Why Art? Chekhov–and questions with no answers.
“The role of the artist is to ask questions, not answer them.” This famous quote from Russian playwright Anton Chekhov… Read More
Razing the Bar: A sober assessment of Harrisburg’s attempt to shut down the Third Street Cafe.
When you walk into the Third Street Café, your first reaction may well be: This is what all the fuss… Read More
A Place for Second Chances: Ex-offenders find a comfy home, respect at Kera’s House.
Most ex-offenders find themselves in dormitory-style halfway houses or shelters after incarceration. Many have bad credit or cannot return to… Read More
Learning Curve: It’s been an adjustment, but Harrisburg students have built new friendships, lives at DC Tech.
It’s been five years since Harrisburg students transferred to the Dauphin County Technical School, following the closure of the district’s… Read More
A Home, Reborn
For many years, Marc Kurowski dreamed of living along the Susquehanna River, and, one day, while walking his dog, spied… Read More
Something Wants to Happen: New leadership and new energy re-make the MakeSpace.
In 2012, a new arts group formed in Harrisburg, full of energy and promise. It was called the MakeSpace, a… Read More