Peace, Healing
Last month, Harrisburg was shaken by the police-involved shooting of city resident Earl Shaleek Pinckney. In the wake of the… Read More
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Daily News
A Warm Welcome: 100 Men Greeting extend a hand to Harrisburg students.
The weather cooperated on this day, the cool temperatures and sunny sky adding to the bright faces and cheery “good… Read More
A Crime Story: In Harrisburg, the media often is the message.
Have you heard about the recent crime wave over this long, hot summer? thefts drug possession hit and runs assaults… Read More
Lesser Case: From criminal mastermind to common thief?
It was all so clear a year ago. Steve Reed, the seven-term, former “mayor for life,” was exposed for what… Read More
July News Digest
Housing Money Disbursed Harrisburg City Council last month selected seven nonprofit groups to receive federal housing funds, but not… Read More
Street Closures Announced in Advance of Clinton Rally
The arrival of Hillary Clinton in Harrisburg is still a day away, but the heart of Midtown soon will become… Read More
Housing Bill Unchanged as Council Turns Back Mayoral Veto
Harrisburg City Council tonight overrode a mayoral veto, thereby permitting seven nonprofit groups to receive federal housing funds. Council voted… Read More
Community Parties Planned for CRW Greening Initiative
Capital Region Water will hold a series of community “parties” over the next two weeks to gather information for its… Read More
Harrisburg Mayor Vetoes Housing Bill that Disbursed Money to Nonprofits
Mayor Eric Papenfuse today vetoed a bill that dramatically altered his spending priorities in the annual allocation of federal housing… Read More
Major Sewer Lines to be Cleared, Cleaned
Capital Region Water has begun cleaning out major sewer lines in its service area, work that will continue through November.… Read More