Dauphin County Doles Out Annual Gaming Grants
The Dauphin County commissioners shelled out some $6 million to dozens of projects yesterday in the annual disbursal of gaming… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
With big spends approaching, Capital Region Water, Harrisburg offer professional enrichment for diverse business owners.
After years of austerity-driven decay, Harrisburg’s infrastructure is poised to get a much-needed makeover in the coming decades. Capital Region… Read More
Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
Happy Weekend! And Happy International Women’s Day! How are you celebrating? This weekend, I’d love to find time for some… Read More
The Right Place: Midtown eatery space revived as “Right on Reily.”
If there’s such a thing as a restaurant homecoming, Dylan Simon is about to come home. A decade ago, Simon… Read More
New for the City: Harrisburg hires Blake Lynch as community policing coordinator.
Harrisburg has hired a new community policing coordinator who will hit the streets later this month, Mayor Eric Papenfuse confirmed… Read More
City readies for financial report card as Act 47 deadline nears.
“The clock is ticking” on the next step in Harrisburg’s path to financial recovery. That’s the message that a state… Read More
Ready to Read: “500 Men” pours into classrooms to read, listen.
“I’m probably a journalist today because of a book I read when I was 6 years old,” said “Good Morning… Read More
TheBurg Podcast: Bluster Edition
On this week’s episode of TheBurg Podcast, Larry Binda and Lizzy Hardison discuss developments in the city’s never-ending parking saga,… Read More
Harrisburg parking system meeting projections, but negotiations on 2018 rates still ongoing.
Harrisburg didn’t get its full share of parking revenues in 2017, but it wasn’t because the city’s municipal parking system… Read More
Harrisburg Treasurer: EZPay service terminated for city bills.
EZPay service, which allowed online payment of municipal bills for Harrisburg residents, has been terminated, according to the city treasurer.… Read More