Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
Well well — Christmastime is here again. Tonight, Andy and I are making peanut brittle, a Surra tradition, before we… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Holiday Rundown: Harrisburg announces holiday events, parking, trash collection
What do you want for Christmas? If you’re a Harrisburg resident or visitor, chances are good that free parking is… Read More
“Missed in the Shuffle”: Harrisburg School Board reviews 100 letters from concerned teachers and students
Some students described their frustrations with working through packets of worksheets rather than following a teacher’s instructions. Some students penned… Read More
Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
I guess it’s winter, and I don’t know about you but my holiday schedule is completely in gear for this… Read More
City Council Passes $65 million Budget Focused on Capital Improvements.
City Council tonight approved a $65 million budget for 2017, which largely reflected the budget that Mayor Eric Papenfuse proposed… Read More
“New Beginning”: Harrisburg Council OKs nonprofit structure for Broad Street Market.
Harrisburg’s historic farmers market was given the all clear to transition to a nonprofit entity tonight, as City Council approved… Read More
Parking Problems: City residents continue to gripe about rates, service as Park Harrisburg board meets
Park Harrisburg has operated and enforced Harrisburg’s street and garage parking for two years now. Yet residents at last night’s… Read More
Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
This weekend was originally on hold for a trip to NYC, but we canceled it, so now we have zero… Read More
‘Tis the Season: See Governor’s Residence at Holiday Open House
Stockings have been hung, trees decorated and halls decked in one of Pennsylvania’s most notable homes–and you’re invited to drop… Read More
Breaking Bread, Breaking Barriers: Christians, Muslims gather to dispel myths, build bonds.
This past Sunday, Tree of Life Lutheran Church hosted a unique potluck dinner, one marked by great food, occasional laughter… Read More