The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
This past week, you may have been focused on the many important national new stories. Still, plenty was happening locally,… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Harrisburg University revises, scales back building proposal as hotel plan folds
A new Harrisburg University building now will be exclusively educational, as the university has eliminated the proposed hotel portion of… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: Out of Town and Midtown Art
Borrowing the line from W.P. Kinsella’s book, Shoeless Joe (Jackson) and the film version aka (Field of Dreams), “If you… Read More
Harrisburg University fortifies testing capabilities, curriculum with new lab, new facility
Harrisburg University recently launched a new lab with the goal of giving students studying interactive media a platform to learn… Read More
Sliced Right: ShakeDown ups the sandwich game at Broad Street Market
First came the smoke, now comes the toast. Last weekend, a hungry crowd greeted the first weekend for Sandwiches by… Read More
Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
Happy Weekend! I can’t seem to make headway yet this month, but powering through nonetheless (though I did spend 30… Read More
Density, parking concerns voiced over proposed Salvation Army building conversion
Density and parking emerged as the two principal concerns of Harrisburg residents on Wednesday night, as neighbors got their first… Read More
Developer pitches apartment plan for former Salvation Army building
In 2003, Michael Lam got his first taste of Harrisburg real estate when he bought the building that housed his… Read More
Timeless, powerful “An Enemy of the People” premiers at Gamut Theatre
For a story set in Norway, written by Henrik Ibsen 130 years ago and adapted to stage by Arthur Miller… Read More