On the Road: Teen driving can be a major cause of parental stress–but it doesn’t have to be.
Parents tell me they are not sure which is worse: shuttling their teenager from one activity to another or waiting… Read More
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Christmas Mourning: The holidays often bring great joy. But for those suffering through grief, the season may magnify their loss.
Cooler, shorter days and falling leaves usher in the trifecta of holidays—Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s. Anticipation of friends, family,… Read More
Christmas in the Country: Looking for an old-time holiday? Pack up your sleigh and head north.
Remember how amazing it was as a youngster to experience the music, colorful lights and tasty food of the holidays—and… Read More
A Community Is Built: Mr. Hodge and his vision of a neighborhood for all.
In the mid-1950s, a man named Elmo Hodge had a vision to develop a community of custom-built homes marketed to… Read More
Juice Abuse: Parents–Beware sugary drinks in disguise.
Our standard well-child checkup includes asking what children are drinking. Specifically, I like to know how much juice and how… Read More
Sweater Weather: The yarns of autumn.
As the leaves begin to yellow, an ever-so slight chill is detected in the night air, and the apples abound… Read More
Peace, Love & Pooches: It’s a doggie (and kitty) love-in at Woofstock.
Last month, America celebrated the 45th anniversary of the iconic music fest known as Woodstock. This month, Harrisburg marks the… Read More
Central PA as Classroom: International students & their hosts find that learning goes both ways.
Many international students visit central Pennsylvania to learn about America, whether they are a high school exchange student, a college… Read More
Making “The Ask:” A new column seeks to add diverse voices to TheBurg.
In November 2013, I was having coffee in the downtown location of Little Amps when I was introduced to Lawrance… Read More
A Legacy of Learning: Artist Oliver LaGrone devoted his life to teaching others. A scholarship in his name ensures that his work continues.
Oliver LaGrone, noted poet, sculptor, educator and humanitarian, believed in educating through generosity. He wanted to make education possible and… Read More