Wednesday's Broad Street Market Alliance Board of Directors Meeting
The magazine's February issue, released this week, focuses specifically on articles celebrating Black history and culture. We hope you learned something new and were inspired by our stories this month. Pick up a copy at one of our distribution locations. Before you do, check out the weekly report below.
share cycle The Harrisburg event may be on hiatus for the winter, but the Tri-County Regional Planning Commission, which runs the program, has shared its plans for the 2024 season. Starting this spring, SaskCycle will be introducing new station locations and upgrades.
Broad Street Market Alliance According to our article, the board approved a 25% increase in vendor rents to raise additional funds for the market, which is currently operating at a loss. The market also considered a free service offer from Midtown Property Management.
broad street market According to our online article, we received two proposals for plumbing work in temporary market structures. The city also secured bids for the electrical work several weeks ago.
candidate for 10 peopleth Congressional districts reported fundraising totals, our online article reported. One of the candidates, Blake Lynch, has also received support from Harrisburg Mayor Wanda Williams.
dauphin county treasurer Nick DiFrancesco has announced he will seek the Republican nomination for the 15th Senate District, an online article reported. He said he would focus on issues such as schools, safety and the economy.
February events Celebrating the season of love and Black History Month through art, music, and food. Check out our Community Corner for a long list of special events and events.
harrisburg university Dr. Stephen Jasinski, a professor at the school, shared that he has identified and described a new species of large predatory dinosaur. Tyrannosaurus macraiensisreported the online story. Jasinski has been describing and naming dinosaur finds for years.
harrisburg Walkability, urban neighborhoods, nature, and proximity to big cities are our biggest strengths. According to our publisher, the city needs to accept its destiny to attract residents.
leon laneThe local photographer will have a collection of his work on display at Harrisburg City Hall through March, an online story reported. Rain's photography focuses on celebrities and hip hop his musicians.
Sara Bozic Here's a list of exciting weekend events in Harrisburg. Find it all here.
Theater Harrisburg show “Next to Normal” is currently in theaters, and our reviewer shares her thoughts on the play here. She says this “tense drama” depicts the impact of mental illness on her family and community.
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