Harrisburg gains new teachers, but the numbers still don’t add up
The Harrisburg School District has reduced its district-wide teacher shortage since the beginning of the summer but still began the… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Plant Party: VeggieFest to take root in Strawberry Square.
Herbivores in Harrisburg, rejoice: the city’s first festival showcasing vegan and vegetarian food is coming downtown this fall. VeggieFest, an… Read More
Your Next Rep.: Six residents apply for open Harrisburg council seat.
Six city residents want to be the next Harrisburg City Council member, as the deadline passed today to submit applications… Read More
Leaf Us Alone: Susquehanna Twp. residents unswayed on Harrisburg composting proposal.
Harrisburg mayor Eric Papenfuse came to Susquehanna Township on Thursday with an apology, but still found few supporters for a… Read More
Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
Gorgeous weekend ahead! Hey I’m actually home this weekend, and I think we’re doing something super fantastic like painting the… Read More
Water & Wire: City Announces 2017 Kipona Festival
Harrisburg Mayor Eric Papenfuse predicts a record-breaking Kipona celebration this Labor Day weekend—and not just in terms of attendance. At… Read More
Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
Peace out, Harrisburg! Just kidding, but I’m heading out of town again — only this time for a mini-vacation with… Read More
One Fish, Big Fish: Rare stripers snagged in Harrisburg.
The Susquehanna River is not exactly a chasm, averaging just a few feet deep in Harrisburg. So, what the heck… Read More
Fact-Free: “Not a Scientist” calls out politicians’ willful ignorance.
In 1980, when Ronald Reagan compared the CO2 levels of Mount St. Helen’s to those produced from automobiles, his words… Read More
Rock On: 11-year-old starts rock hunting group with a little help from her community.
While taking a summer stroll in New Cumberland, you may just stumble on one or more prettily painted rocks scattered… Read More