The Week That Was: News and features around Harrisburg
It may be mid-summer in the Harrisburg area, but the flow of news continues to be brisk. It’s time to… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Capital Region Water says costs could increase, service deteriorate under privatization
Capital Region Water this afternoon issued a response to Harrisburg’s proposal to sell the municipal water and sewer system, saying… Read More
Ready, Set, Build: Harrisburg University marks start of tower project with groundbreaking.
It was all smiles in downtown Harrisburg this morning, as elected and Harrisburg University officials broke ground on HU’s 17-story… Read More
Harrisburg considers selling water, sewer system; asks interested parties to respond
Harrisburg is considering privatizing its water and sewer system, asking qualified companies to submit letters of interest to the city.… Read More
Uphill Climb: Recycle Bicycle must pedal quickly to find new home.
Recycle Bicycle has been putting wheels to pavement for over 20 years, but the nonprofit now has to roll out… Read More
Harrisburg Police make plans for National Night Out, hope to bring together community
In its beginning nearly four decades ago, National Night Out consisted of people turning on their front lights, sitting on… Read More
Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
Happy Weekend! I’m back! Come see us in SoMa tonight for our SoMa Block Party! FREE to attend; pay-as-you-go! Friday… Read More
Vegan meal, with a side of personal triumph, on the menu at Bethesda Mission
Seth Dellinger remembers the day he was dropped off at Bethesda Mission. He was a recovering alcoholic, fresh out of… Read More
Harris Tower Museum is a tribute to local rail history — and to the men who helped preserve it.
Rounding the corner onto Walnut Street in Harrisburg, I could see the Harris Tower out of the corner of my… Read More
Music in the park, on the stage during two Harrisburg Opera performances
When most people think of the opera, they probably picture elderly, wealthy folk in floor-length ball gowns and tuxedos, not… Read More