COVID-19 diagnoses in PA continue long, steady decline
New cases of COVID-19 mirrored recent days, with the PA Department of Health today reporting 537 new positive cases for… Read More
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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
Many restaurants, breweries, wineries, distilleries are opening to outdoor dining this weekend. Capacity is limited; be sure to call your… Read More
COVID-19 cases in PA remain stable with 511 new daily positives
New cases of COVID-19 continued to level off in PA, with the state Department of Health today reporting 511 new… Read More
PA will allow schools to reopen July 1; districts must develop safety plan
Schools in PA can begin to re-open on July 1, though districts must have in place health and safety plans… Read More
Community Comment: Statement from UPMC Pinnacle Board
UPMC Pinnacle is deeply saddened by the recent events in our nation and in our community. Although we are heartbroken–and… Read More
Chain Reaction: Fractures in the global supply chain may spark new links, locally.
Fractures and breakdowns in the global supply chain—a pandemic-laced crisis—may actually present opportunities for south central Pennsylvania’s manufacturing sector. That… Read More
New COVID-19 cases rise a bit, but remain within longer-term decline
New COVID-19 diagnoses rose slightly on a day-over-day basis, but still continued a trend of long-term decline. The PA Department… Read More
Let’s Eat: First “Saturday Nights in the City” to feature more than a dozen Harrisburg restaurants for outside dining
Do you long for a hearty Tuscan ribeye from Mangia Qui? Can you practically taste an artichoke pizza from Cork… Read More
First Dauphin County libraries to reopen on Friday
In a sign of society beginning to gear back up, the Dauphin County Library System today announced it would begin… Read More
State reports fewest new COVID-19 infections in more than two months
New COVID-19 diagnoses sank to their lowest level since late March today, with the state health department reporting fewer than… Read More