“Quiet Is OK:” An essay from a student writer at Capital Area School for the Arts (CASA).
Children’s voices pierce the air. The sun burns bright in a crisp blue sky as they play on the blacktop.… Read More
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Children’s voices pierce the air. The sun burns bright in a crisp blue sky as they play on the blacktop.… Read More
The band waited in the tunnel, the atmosphere bristling with excitement and jangled nerves. Someone tapped twice on the brim… Read More
In my school, I knew at least one student pregnant with her first child. Society would lump her into the… Read More
They say the runt of the litter is the first one to die. They say it’s the weakest, that it… Read More
Have you noticed a difference in your pet’s behavior lately? Maybe she is eating less, barking more, becoming protective, hiding,… Read More
Sometimes, a dog has just got to run. Or sniff around or wrestle with a pal in the grass. That’s… Read More
Spring fever is winding down, so now what? It’s time for some tips for the summertime gardener. To water, or… Read More
When Maria Marcinko took office as a Steelton borough councilwoman in 2010, the community had a budget-draining problem on its… Read More
There’s been some dog drama in Harrisburg over the last several years, but the city is taking steps to help… Read More
Allow me to introduce you to a group of dynamic, well-seasoned ladies—oh, and one gentleman—who have quietly and successfully been… Read More
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