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Welcome to Harrisburg's Community Newspaper

June's Story Links

City Hall

p. 4: News Digest 1

p. 5: News Digest 2

Street Corners

p. 6: Celebration Harrisburg: For a night, forget the incinerator and re-live the city's salad days/Receiver's Office Files Status Report

p. 7: Got 2 Minutes? It's up to us to improve our city

p. 8: You've Got a PAL: Uptown headquarters for Police Athletic League

p. 9: So Elegant . . .: Classic car lovers rev up for Elegance at Hershey

p. 10: An Open City: As government struggles, citizens step up

p. 11: Aging in Place: Connections provides a better way/Summer Soirees Support Art Association

p. 12: Years and Years of Beer: Breweries have been a part of Harrisburg from the start/Then & Now

p. 13: Community Corner: Events in Our Area

p. 14: ShutterBurg

Burg Biz

p. 15: Stores, Condos, Apartments: Major projects make progress in Harrisburg

p. 16: A Second Life: Used goods offer quality, at a discount

p. 17: Changing Times: Harry's Tavern gets new owner, direction/Changing Hands: April Property Sales

p. 18: A Central Space: LGBT Center now has a visible Midtown home/New at the Market

Good Eats

p. 19: Tasty Nostalgia: State workers bite into Old Town Deli

p. 20: The "S" Wines: Sipping your way through syrah, shiraz, sirah/Restaurant Notes/Biz Notes

p. 21: One Angry Dish: Try a pasta with a bad attitude/Farmer's Market Opens in Camp Hill

Home & Family

p. 22: Harrisburg, Back on the Map: New approach to education helping to revive the city/HACC Tuition Hike

p. 23: Takeover Redux? Receiver also possible for city school district/Summer Concerts at Italian Lake/HSO Concertmaster Leaves Orchestra/Symphony Showhouse

p. 24: A Healthy House: Health of your home depends on what's in it/Tour de Belt Kicks Off

Culture Club

p. 25: North, by North 3rd: June opening for North Gallery/CPYB's June Series

p. 26: Into the Wild: Julie Riker can paint almost anything, but the outdoors call

p. 27: Jazz Fest, on the Move: Festival be-bops down to Lancaster as CPFJ takes regional approach/Free Market Concert Celebrates Stravinsky

p. 28: Coming to HBG: Time to mix music with art

p. 29: Reclaiming Your Work: Change to copyright law favors creators/Free Shakespeare in the Park

p. 30: Happenings 1

p. 31: Happenings 2

Sports & Bodies

p. 32: Wild Expression: Gerald Putt has built career as wildlife artist

p. 33: End-of-Life Planning: Prepare today for tomorrow

p. 34: Got a Problem? Don't Call Us: You're on your own in privatized America/Bugaile Elected Chairman of CAT/Philbin Named to CAC Board