HBG Budget: 2018 plan shows growing revenues, no new tax hikes.
Touting healthy cash reserves and rising revenue, Harrisburg’s mayor this evening made his annual budget presentation to City Council, calling… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Peace in Our Time: City, Civil War Museum finalize accord over artifacts, rent.
Harrisburg’s years-long battle with the National Civil War Museum reached a permanent peace tonight, as City Council approved an agreement… Read More
Gone to Seed: Blighted Schell building set for demolition.
Another piece of Harrisburg’s industrial past is set to disappear, as the century-old building at 10th and Market streets will… Read More
Dauphin County Update: No 2018 tax hike, Chardo poised to become D.A.
Dauphin County expects no property tax increase for a 13th consecutive year, but a change will be coming to the… Read More
City considers new amenities, pricing for public pools.
Even as temperatures drop and the holidays draw near, Harrisburg officials have their eyes on the upcoming summer pool season.… Read More
Faced with violent children, Harrisburg teachers say mental health services are lacking.
Teachers from the Harrisburg School District tonight renewed their call for increased mental health services in elementary schools, citing a… Read More
More Residential: HBG Zoning Board OKs apartments for Tracy Mansion, downtown.
Harrisburg is poised for more apartment conversions, as the city’s Zoning Hearing Board tonight gave the go-ahead to two projects.… Read More
TheBurg Podcast, Nov. 17: Raffles and High Rises Edition
Ring in the weekend with TheBurg Podcast! TheBurg’s editor in chief Larry Binda sits down with city reporter Lizzy Hardison… Read More
Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
Happy Weekend! Please excuse the abbreviated Weekend Roundup. I have a pretty good reason. What are you doing this weekend?… Read More
2018 Water, Sewer Rates to Rise as CRW Continues Capital Projects
Water and sewer rates in Harrisburg are set to increase more than 7 percent next year, as Capital Region Water… Read More