Harrisburg’s state oversight board loses another member, citing sour relationship with city
The state body tasked with overseeing a long-term financial plan for Harrisburg has lost of one its members, who left… Read More
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This Month’s Publication
Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
Happy Fourth of July Weekend! Hey, 2020 is halfway over. Fireworks are a weird thing. Please wear a gd mask… Read More
Residents want more power for proposed citizen’s policing advisory board
How much power should be given to a new citizen’s committee on police matters in Harrisburg? That was the central… Read More
Burg Blog: End of an Era
For anyone who cares about local news, today is a sad day indeed. The final edition of the Press &… Read More
The Senators make it official, announce cancellation of 2020 season
There will be no baseball on City Island this year. Today, Minor League Baseball officially cancelled its 2020 season, ending… Read More
Harrisburg’s city offices to re-open next week, with caution
Harrisburg announced this afternoon that all of its offices will re-open to the public next week. With Dauphin County now… Read More
“Saturday Nights in the City” extended through the end of August
Harrisburg is setting the table for more al fresco dining this summer. “Saturday Nights in the City,” the outdoor dining… Read More
The Show Must Go On(line): This year, the Jewish Film Festival will be streamed
Saul Dreier and Ruby Sosnowicz view the world with love and joy—even though the nonagenarians went through the terrible years… Read More
July Editor’s Note
We’re green! Well, most of us are anyway. As I write this introductory note, nearly the entire Harrisburg area has… Read More
Artist in Focus: Tristan Bond
If you’ve had a meal or drink in the HMAC courtyard, you’ve probably seen Tristan Bond’s work. He’s the creator… Read More