M. Camille Erice, Danzante founder, community activist, noted dancer, passes away
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In The Burg
Dauphin County releases upcoming election information, polling place changes
As election day rolls around, Dauphin County has provided voting deadlines and updates to Harrisburg polling places. The county announced… Read More
McCormick Riverfront Library to close temporarily before grand re-opening following renovations, expansion
A significant library expansion project in Harrisburg will soon be completed. The Dauphin County Library System announced on Thursday that… Read More
Lois Lehrman Grass, arts patron, community leader, has died at age 90
Lois Lehrman Grass, a Harrisburg native and long-time arts patron and philanthropist, died on Wednesday, just days shy of her… Read More
PennDOT to begin repaving project on I-83 in Dauphin County
PennDOT will soon undertake a large project on a highway in Harrisburg. The organization announced on Wednesday that it would… Read More
Philly-based re-entry program expands to Harrisburg to help formerly incarcerated women
While Rev. Michelle Simmons was helping formerly incarcerated women in Philadelphia, she saw a need for the same services in… Read More
Update: 2nd Street final paving to begin this week, impacting parking
Paving on Harrisburg’s N. 2nd Street two-way conversion project soon will be completed. The city announced on Tuesday that the… Read More
Harrisburg receives $2 million in grants to support park, playground, trail projects
Several Harrisburg parks soon will get a refresh, thanks to a series of grants the city recently received. In total,… Read More
Capital Idea: The Homeless Memorial Blanket Project goes to Washington
The Homeless Memorial Blanket Project is heading to our nation’s capital. Last year, on Dec. 21, the project covered First… Read More
Pet owners will “Bark for a Park” at rally for dog park in Harrisburg
Harrisburg’s furry residents will soon take to the state Capitol steps to howl for a cause. Neighborhood group Friends of… Read More