Ups & Downs: Harrisburg and the unsettled, topsy-turvy, can’t-make-up-its-mind year.
A heated election, nagging parking problems and lots of bickering—Harrisburg, as usual, didn’t lack for drama in 2015. Once again,… Read More
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Community Starts at Hello: A simple resolution for 2016–engage with those around you.
At the start of each new year, society pauses to reflect on the prior year while also outlining an agenda… Read More
December News Digest
2016 Budget Passed Harrisburg City Council last month passed the city’s 2016 spending plan, a $60.7 million budget crafted… Read More
Harrisburg Man Accused of Aiding ISIS Pleads Not Guilty
A Harrisburg man pled not guilty on Wednesday to charges of providing material support to the terrorist organization the Islamic… Read More
This Week in Harrisburg: Dec. 21-Jan. 1
This Week (actually, This Fortnight) in Harrisburg: Not a lot of government meetings during Christmas (aside from a zoning board… Read More
Harrisburg Resident Charged With Aiding Terrorists
A 19-year-old Harrisburg resident appeared in federal court Thursday on charges of conspiring and attempting to provide material support to… Read More
Dec. 14-18: This Week in Harrisburg
Above: Fred Daniels, top, and Keith Roland installing new LED fixtures this week on 13th Street in Allison Hill. This… Read More
Koplinski Presents “Austerity” Budget, Answering Mayor’s Challenge
City Councilman Brad Koplinski on Friday unveiled a plan to cut $3 million from the Papenfuse administration’s proposed 2016 budget… Read More
Inconsistent Testimony Helped Accused Braxton Killer Beat Knifing Charge
The man accused in the murder of Rayon Braxton confessed to a knife attack in Susquehanna Township, but walked free… Read More
With New Department, City Seeks to Turn Trash to Treasure
The Papenfuse administration made an impassioned plea Wednesday night for the creation of a neighborhood services division at city hall,… Read More