City Approved Clear-Cutting on Riverbank
A new bed and breakfast is slated to open next year in Harrisburg and, thanks to the city, its guests… Read More
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Midtown Meters to Go Live Next Week
Twelve parking meters along several blocks in Midtown Harrisburg will go live on Tuesday, the city’s parking operator said late… Read More
Harrisburg Mayor Delivers “State of the City”
Harrisburg Mayor Eric Papenfuse today delivered a wide-ranging State of the City address, discussing what his administration has accomplished since… Read More
Parking Advisory Committee Closes Door to Public
At the first meeting of Harrisburg’s parking advisory committee, last February, the public came, and the public commented, but business… Read More
John Campbell: “I Am Sorry”
Former Harrisburg Treasurer John Campbell issued a lengthy statement late this afternoon, apologizing for taking money from two non-profit groups.… Read More
Report: Harrisburg On Track For Balanced 2014 Budget
With three months left in 2014, a year that included two on-time debt payments and the end of state receivership,… Read More
Promises Made, Promises Broken: Harrisburg thought it was getting a shiny new courthouse; instead, it has a massive empty field.
There’s a quaint old concept in the legal code called “breach of promise.” In the old days, when a man… Read More
Harrisburg, Let’s Get To Work: Have a great business idea? We might help fund it.
Among the many hidden talents in our capital city is a burgeoning entrepreneurial class. People of all ages are striking… Read More
Crossing the Great Divide: East Shore boys, West Shore girls.
I grew up on the West Shore. That’s where I lived all of my life until eight years ago, when… Read More
Applicants for City Treasurer
On Tuesday morning, the city clerk released the applications and resumes of six applicants for city treasurer. Individual applications are… Read More