Harrisburg’s Act 47 bill clears House vote; now heads to Senate.
A bill that will let Harrisburg exit financial recovery passed through the state House of Representatives this afternoon and now… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
TheBurg Podcast: “Gut and Replace” Edition.
This Friday, there’s a chill in the air and a new episode of TheBurg Podcast ready for your ears. City… Read More
Harrisburg improves score on LGBTQ equality index
Harrisburg has substantially improved its score on an equality index formulated by the Human Rights Campaign, it was announced today.… Read More
Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
Happy Weekend! We’re pretty excited about Très Bonne Année this weekend. This year we’re only doing the Gala, but that… Read More
House committee passes bill that would let Harrisburg exit Act 47, retain current tax levels for 5 years
A House committee today passed a bill that would terminate Harrisburg’s Act 47 status, letting the city retain its current,… Read More
Changing Places: New polling station on tap for some voters in Midtown Harrisburg
If you live in Midtown Harrisburg, you may need to change where you cast your ballot next month. The Dauphin… Read More
ULI Report: Harrisburg’s 3rd Street corridor good, but could be great
Harrisburg’s 3rd Street corridor is headed in a positive direction, though it remains a work in progress in terms of… Read More
Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
Happy Weekend! SoMa is tonight! We bumped up the time to account for daylight/cooler temps, so please join us from… Read More
Legislative staffer appointed as newest member of Harrisburg City Council
Danielle Bowers, a lifelong Harrisburg resident and state government staffer, is the newest member of Harrisburg City Council. Bowers beat… Read More
Harrisburg mulls new debt, spending policies as Act 47 deadline looms.
As state lawmakers consider a bill that would terminate Harrisburg’s financial distress status, city officials are advancing a pair of… Read More