Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
Happy Weekend! It’s Très Bonne Année weekend, pretty much the only thing I do for myself that isn’t somehow work-adjacent,… Read More
Greater Harrisburg's Community Magazine
Monthly Archives: March 2021
Harrisburg Council refuses to confirm housing director; mayor says programs now threatened
Harrisburg City Council on Tuesday rejected a top administration appointment, with the mayor stating that the decision imperils key city… Read More
Harrisburg Mayor: PennDOT may be receptive to changes for proposed I-83 redesign
The PA Department of Transportation might consider making changes to its design for the widening of I-83 that would reduce… Read More
Harrisburg to continue, accelerate lead abatement program with new federal grant
Harrisburg’s lead abatement efforts got a huge boost today, as the city announced a major federal grant. In a press… Read More
Patients in need get their fill(ings) on Free Dentistry Day
Doctors, hygienists and staff at Mechanicsburg Family Dentistry took care of patients on Friday, just like any other—except all cleanings,… Read More
Dog’s Life: Author Garth Stein shares life, Hollywood lessons in book talk
The heavy mist that descended upon the capital city last Thursday evening was a fitting backdrop for bestselling author Garth… Read More
The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
Summer quickly turned into fall this week around Harrisburg, and the news was just as varied as the weather. Throughout… Read More
Harrisburg residents prefer median, turning lane for 2nd Street redesign, says city
Median strips have triumphed over a dedicated bike lane, as Harrisburg today announced the winning design for its two-way 2nd… Read More
Harrisburg Planning Commission OKs zoning change for Midtown, dispensary for Allison Hill
A Harrisburg builder is a step closer to developing in a Midtown neighborhood, as the city Planning Commission has approved… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: Spectacular “Mamacha Carmen” opens at Paper Lion Gallery
For art lovers, the destination often provides the thrill—the gallery or museum that is the repository of wondrous works of… Read More