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Kipona is back: Here???s what to know about Harrisburg???s Labor Day festival
1+ week, 6+ day ago (365+ words) Haley O'Brien / WITF The Susquehanna River from City Island. Harrisburg’s long-running Labor Day festival will return this weekend, celebrating the city’s cultural diversity along the Susquehanna River. Mayor Wanda Williams and other city officials announced details of the 110th annual Kipona…...
Central Pa.'s Carlisle Barracks begins disinterment of Native students
1+ week, 6+ day ago (645+ words) Katie Knol / WITF News The remains of 12 students who died while attending the Carlisle Indian Industrial School will be disinterred and returned to their families and tribes. The remains of 12 Native American and Alaskan Native children who died while attending…...
Harrisburg residents call for Front Street safety changes after pedestrian death
2+ week, 5+ day ago (622+ words) Haley O'Brien / WITF Yellow lights flash when a pedestrian approaches the intersection. Loved ones and neighbors grieving the loss of a community member are asking Harrisburg officials to make changes after a woman was hit and killed while crossing a…...
2 Lancaster County residents ide amid growing Pa. measles outbreak
2+ week, 5+ day ago (565+ words) Two people have died from measles in Pennsylvania, the first reported deaths from the highly contagious virus in the United States this year. State officials confirmed the deaths Tuesday. The two deceased were unvaccinated and from Lancaster County. Officials said…...
Pa. skill games could disappear in October
3+ week, 3+ day ago (702+ words) Haley O'Brien / WITF Skill games at the Highspire VFW in Dauphin County have provided extra income for the nonprofit for roughly ten years. The four machines at the Highspire VFW in Dauphin County don’t take up much space. They look…...