Sunshine in a Bowl: Celebrate summer with fresh tomatoes.
For devotees of Italian cooking, July is a welcome time. The first homegrown tomatoes are beginning to hit the markets… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Soldier Stories: Veterans share their memories at the Central Pennsylvania World War II roundtable.
Charlie Lloyd is in a race against time. As vice president of the Central Pennsylvania World War II Roundtable, Lloyd… Read More
Golden State: Raise a glass as State Museum celebrates 50 years of “Art of the State.”
As the summer heat descends upon Harrisburg, many midstaters pack up their suitcases and sunscreen and head for the surf,… Read More
Wicked Good: Venture to Mechanicsburg for a bite of scratch-made comfort food.
Cissy Beauvais, owner of the Wicked Kitchen in Mechanicsburg, may have grown up in the church, but she’s not above… Read More
Fresh Is Best: How a less processed diet can benefit you and your pets.
As humans, we understand why we should be eating a fresh diet and less processed food. But what about our… Read More
Districts of Dysfunction: A fight is on against gerrymandering in Pennsylvania. Can it succeed?
In representative democracies, voters are supposed to choose their elected officials. But, in Pennsylvania, it’s often the other way around.… Read More
Happenings: Our July Calendar of Events
Happenings 3rd Street Studio 1725 N. 3rd St., Harrisburg 717-385-3315; Facebook: 3rd Street Studio “Torn Paper Portraits,” by Robert Patrick… Read More
Pet Sounds: Susan Giblin’s life may have been short, but her impact has been huge.
There’s a famous children’s quote by teacher and scholar Forest E. Witcraft that’s been modified and expanded over time to… Read More
Cat Thyme: Buy a plant, save a kitty.
There’s something so grassroots about volunteers fundraising on the front lawn, especially a sale featuring plants and baked goods as… Read More
Money Chase: Harrisburg hears pleas for federal housing dollars.
Funding for Harrisburg’s only senior center remained up in the air tonight, as City Council reviewed applications for federal housing… Read More