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WEBAbout. TheBurg is a community magazine and daily online news site that covers the area in and around Harrisburg, Pa. The print issues are published monthly, typically a day or two before the beginning of the month. We distribute copies of TheBurg to more than 500 locations in the greater Harrisburg area, including in Dauphin, Cumberland, York ...
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WEBIf you have questions about Friends of TheBurg, please email Lauren Maurer at [email protected]. In addition to the options below, you may mail your membership contribution by writing a check to “TheBurg” and indicating your membership level. Our address is: TheBurg 920 N. 3rd Street Harrisburg, PA 17102.
Artsfest to return to Harrisburg's Riverfront Park this weekend with ...
WEBMay 25, 2022 — A colorful Harrisburg event is headed back to the Susquehanna shoreline this weekend. Harrisburg’s 54th annual Artsfest will return to Riverfront Park from May 28 to 30 with vendors, music and food. This is the first time since 2019 that the event will be held in Riverfront Park, having moved to City Island last year due to the pandemic.
Harrisburg City Council passes 2022 budget, approves substantial ...
WEBDec 14, 2021 — Harrisburg City Council ended its session for the year with a lengthy agenda, including the approval of a budget and substantial development projects. Council took a step in the city’s budgeting process, passing a 2022 budget that will serve as a placeholder until Mayor-Elect Wanda Williams takes office and likely reopens the spending plan.
We Re-Built This City: Harrisburg hasn’t experienced this much ...
WEBMar 31, 2021 — In a world emerging from strife and disease, Harrisburg plants its flag. Grand buildings emerge. Neighborhoods fill with new homes. People congregate to celebrate life. So, is it 1921 or 2021? Harrisburg has seen building surges in other ages, but right now, a perfect storm of trends is driving a renaissance that’s reshaping the cityscape […]
Change of Address: Harrisburg's downtown post office plans move …
WEBJul 14, 2022 — By the end of the year, Harrisburg’s downtown post office will have a new address. On Thursday, Harristown Enterprises announced that the Federal Station Post Office will relocate about one block away, inside of Strawberry Square. Specifically, the post office will occupy about 2,000 square feet of space on the 300-block of Market Street, in ...
Eric Turman sworn in as the new superintendent of the ... - TheBurg
WEBJul 6, 2021 — The Harrisburg School District celebrated a milestone on Tuesday as officials recognized the newly appointed superintendent of schools. Former Reading High School Principal Eric Turman started as the Harrisburg superintendent on July 1, but was officially sworn in today at the district’s administration building on State Street. “This is …
Harrisburg Housing Authority to begin redevelopment process for ...
WEBMar 10, 2023 — In a few years, some public housing in Harrisburg may look a lot different. The Harrisburg Housing Authority, along with the city, recently received a federal grant to begin to redesign and redevelop Hoverter Homes in South Harrisburg. The $500,000 grant, from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban …
Midtown, downtown projects move forward, as Harrisburg …
WEBFeb 4, 2021 — Several significant Harrisburg building projects cleared hurdles on Wednesday night, earning approvals from the city Planning Commission. During a virtual meeting, the commission approved variance and special exceptions for three residential projects in Midtown: an apartment building with eight townhouses; a large apartment building with a parking garage; and a small, boutique apartment ...
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