Harrisburg School Board Moves Forward with Organic Composting Project
One man’s trash is another student’s educational opportunity. Or at least that’s the reasoning of the Harrisburg School Board, which… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Giddy-up: City Island’s Newest Tenant Welcomed with Ribbon-cutting Today
If anyone is looking to get rid of a sleigh, tell Mayor Eric Papenfuse. City Island’s newest tenant could use… Read More
Holiday Hoopla: Harrisburg’s Annual Parade Set for Tomorrow
Put on your Santa hat and grab a hot cocoa–it’s almost time for Harrisburg’s annual holiday parade. The 2016 parade,… Read More
No Cigs Here: Harrisburg Playgrounds Go Smoke-Free
Starting today, 45 new signs will mark Harrisburg’s playgrounds as “tobacco-free zones,” reminding park-goers that young lungs are playing.… Read More
Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
It’s Beaujolais Day! I have no idea how I’m going to fit in everything I want to do this weekend.… Read More
Step by Step: Harrisburg Courthouse Inches Closer to Reality
A new federal courthouse for Harrisburg has taken another small step forward, becoming the top priority for the next round… Read More
Enemy of My Enemy
In the long, storied run of “The Simpsons,” one of the most famous episodes is a hilarious parody entitled “Who… Read More
Going Up: Capital Region Water Plans 2017 Rate Hikes
Expect to pay more for water and sewer service, as the Harrisburg area’s water authority plans significant rate increases for… Read More
She’s In: Former City Council President Gloria Martin-Roberts announces bid for Harrisburg Mayor
Former Harrisburg City Council President Gloria Martin-Roberts announced her bid for Harrisburg mayor today, saying that she seeks a… Read More
What you need to know about city’s plans to repave 3rd Street
Starting in April 2017, the city will be repaving 3rd Street and making improvements for pedestrians and drivers. Three sections… Read More