Senior Class: Art as therapy at the Jewish Home of Greater Harrisburg.
Fae Morrison, 89, worked as a wedding planner for 45 years. “I worked with young brides, designing and planning their… Read More
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Take a Seat. Exercise. Chair Yoga is a hit for seniors with limited mobility.
On a recent morning, about 15 senior citizens gathered in the activity room at Susquehanna View Apartments in Camp Hill.… Read More
Seeking Re-Dress: Why is she wearing the same outfit all week? Ask her.
The “little black dress” is often regarded as a staple of a woman’s wardrobe. It can be worn to work,… Read More
“United Front of Community:” How to help families displaced by recent fires.
Two separate fires on Lexington and Walnut streets broke out 10 days ago and displaced nine families, totaling more than… Read More
Harrisburg Schools Update: Board, Teachers Union Address Disruptive Student Behavior
When a student has an outburst during class time, a teacher cannot continue a lesson plan. The teacher drops the… Read More
School Recovery Update: Report Shows Progress, Substantial Challenges Remain
The Harrisburg School District is showing improvement financially and academically, but significant challenges remain, according to a report released… Read More
School Voice: Karen Snider left a tremendous legacy, and big shoes to fill, at the Harrisburg Public Schools Foundation.
A screen drops down in the cafeteria where 400 students gather before the school day starts at Downey Elementary School.… Read More
My Place or Yours? Designer Alison McIndoe has some beautiful ideas inside her new shop.
The door to the showroom was open and inviting the day I arrived in downtown Lancaster, as was owner Alison… Read More
The Right Stuff: Takes steps to ensure the correct care, treatment.
We’ve all been there—a sudden illness or injury interrupts your day. Is your situation an emergency? Or is your primary… Read More
Midtown, By Design: ModernRugs creates beautiful, functional art, helping to weave together a neighborhood.
Two decades ago, passion drove Zachary Nitzan to share an ancient art with the modern world. He launched a website,… Read More