Weekend Roundup with Sara Bozich
Happy Weekend! In a most unusual move (for me, these days), I’m starting off the weekend with dinner with a… Read More
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This Month’s Publication
Harrisburg expected to weigh affordable housing ordinance, as more apartments planned for downtown
Harrisburg City Council expects to take up affordable housing policy this year, legislation that may include set-aside requirements for larger… Read More
Veteran Lancaster educator named interim principal of Harrisburg High School
A long-time Lancaster educator has been named the new interim principal of Harrisburg High School, John Harris Campus, it was… Read More
Riverfront Park sets the stage for Icelandic band Of Monsters and Men
With the weekend’s snow still lingering, one can only dream of the warmer months ahead. Harrisburg University has given us… Read More
Area legislators outline their priorities at annual Harrisburg Chamber forum
“We always try to have a bipartisan panel,” said David Black, CEO of the Harrisburg Regional Chamber and CREDC, at… Read More
St. Stephen’s Episcopal School scrambles for solution as access to free breakfast, lunch program ends
St. Stephen’s Episcopal School is appealing for community support after learning that funding soon will end for its free breakfast… Read More
Bob’s Art Blog: Art and About for 3rd in the Burg
Editor’s Note: Our fine arts writer was out and about on Friday night during 3rd in the Burg. Here’s… Read More
Harrisburg residents bust out the rakes, brooms, shovels on a chilly MLK Day of Service
A bitter wind swept through a narrow Harrisburg alley on Monday, but Puja Gellerman had springtime firmly in her sights.… Read More
Theatre Harrisburg transforms literary classic to musical, “powerhouse” production.
If you remember Nathaniel Hawthorne’s bleak novel, “The Scarlet Letter,” from your high school literature class, you probably didn’t imagine… Read More
The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
The weather may have been crazy this past week, but the news overall was surprisingly subdued. Still, this warm/cold week… Read More