Citing low manpower, police dial back plans for Allison Hill substation.
The Harrisburg Police Bureau is on track to open a police substation in Allison Hill in late summer 2018, but… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
No Tax Hike as Dauphin County Finalizes 2018 Budget
The Dauphin County commissioners today passed a 2018 budget that keeps property taxes steady for a 13th consecutive year. The… Read More
As Harrisburg finalizes its 2018 budget, officials hear a forecast for Act 47.
Harrisburg is likely to spend another three years in the state’s Act 47 program for financially distressed municipalities, according to… Read More
Displaced by storms, students from Puerto Rico, Florida enroll in Harrisburg Schools
The Harrisburg School District is losing teachers and enrolling hundreds of new pupils, but administrators deny any problems accommodating a… Read More
Capital Region Water Set to Start 5 Projects in Harrisburg
Capital Region Water will begin a new round of sewer replacement and improvements next week, affecting several neighborhoods in Harrisburg.… Read More
Papenfuse Pitches Composting Facility to City School Board
Harrisburg Mayor Eric Papenfuse has renewed a quest to build a city composting facility in Susquehanna Township, but still must… 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
TheBurg Podcast, Dec. 1: Times, they are a-changing.
A lot happened at City Council this week, and it’s all covered all in TheBurg’s newest podcast. Burg editor in… Read More
Exit Strategy: Harrisburg seeks assistance as it eyes leaving Act 47.
As 2017 draws to a close and Harrisburg officials negotiate next year’s budget, they’ve already set their sights on another… Read More