Districts of Dysfunction: A fight is on against gerrymandering in Pennsylvania. Can it succeed?
In representative democracies, voters are supposed to choose their elected officials. But, in Pennsylvania, it’s often the other way around.… Read More
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In representative democracies, voters are supposed to choose their elected officials. But, in Pennsylvania, it’s often the other way around.… Read More
Funding for Harrisburg’s only senior center remained up in the air tonight, as City Council reviewed applications for federal housing… Read More
Harrisburg’s historic Walnut Street Bridge will light up again this fall after a budget reallocation passed unanimously by City Council… Read More
Harrisburg soon will have a new recovery supervisor, as the city’s long-time Act 47 coordinator announced his retirement tonight. Fred… Read More
On Wednesday morning, a clear tarp was stretched down Walnut Street. A fire truck blocked the road and blasted water… Read More
For the past six months, protesters have flocked to Harrisburg to demonstrate against everything from the Trump administration’s proposed travel… Read More
For those wondering about some big road projects promised this year in Harrisburg, city officials have this message—your wait is… Read More
Do you need to tell the world about your group’s next fundraiser? Or maybe you’re in charge of promoting a… Read More
Fourth of July revelers will get a “Taste of Independence” this year, as Harrisburg’s second annual food truck festival pulls… Read More
An undeveloped lot soon will transform into a new affordable housing option for Harrisburg seniors. Last night, City Council unanimously… Read More
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