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Maddie Conley's coverage focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and event coverage. She frequently covers topics related to entertainment news, family & relationships, government & politics, and house & home within the context of Harrisburg.
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The cat in question was a dainty, little tiger-striped female, Baby Cakes, that belonged to my mother-in-law, who had just broken her hip. After surgery and rehab, she would move into assisted living. No cats allowed.
The special appetizer that night was stuffed zucchini blossoms. They were filled with creamy ricotta cheese, lightly battered, and fried in tempura style.
“Maddie's Secret” stars writer-director John Early in drag as Maddie Ralph, an up-and-coming chef on the internet who dreams of sharing her bespoke vegetarian cuisine with the world. But there's a skeleton in her closet, and its stomach is starting to grumble.
We like to know which stories people are commenting on and what they're saying. For better or worse (probably worse), these comments have taken the place of old-fashioned “letters to the editor,” which once served as the main link between newspapers and readers.
By: Maddie Conley
It was a small action that guided the course of our adventuring this month, highlighting how slowing down and allowing space for wonder can lead to new and exciting ventures.
By: Maddie Conley
The arts will have a new home base in Harrisburg. 717 Arts Inc. and Harristown announced on Thursday the opening of a community arts center at 25 S. 3rd St. in downtown’s SoMa neighborhood. The new center will open for the Harrisburg Fringe Festival on July 16 through 19, an annual event that 717 Arts […]
A local transit system will aim to make its new tap-and-go payment easy riding. rabbittransit on Tuesday announced that it will deploy street teams this month to assist riders with the new rabbitPAY fare system debuting July 21. The regional bus system recently shared that it would transition to a smart card and mobile-based payment […]
By: Maddie Conley
At a meeting on Tuesday, Harrisburg City Council weighed reallocating money to park projects that lost a portion of grant funding and considered federal housing grant allocations. Council revisited a budget reallocation for $1.9 million to support park renovation projects at 7th & Radnor, Gorgas, Wilson and Reservoir parks. The reallocated amount would fill a […]
By: Maddie Conley
Harrisburg has recovered thousands of dollars from the state. City Council vice president Lamont Jones on Thursday shared that the city has recieved $94,772 in unclaimed property owed to the municipality, during a press conference with PA Treasurer Stacy Garrity. “We really are proud to accept this on behalf of the city,” Jones said. Garrity […]
By: Maddie Conley
Harrisburg’s communications director has been officially let go from her position as of Thursday. The city’s business administrator, Antonio Megna, told TheBurg that Mischelle Moyer was no longer employed as of today, following her being placed on administrative leave by the city last week. Megna declined to comment on the reasoning for letting Moyer go. […]
