Month: January 2013

By: Jen Merrill Alli Heyden was a bubbly, energetic blonde who illuminated the world around her. At 24 years old, she was living in New York City designing a clothing line with her name on […]

Dr. John J. “Ski” Sygielski, president of HACC, has made quite an impression on the mid-state since taking over the reins of the commonwealth’s first community college just over a year ago. You’ve probably seen […]

By: Scott Campbell It is of no small significance that Jill Peckelun spent much of her youth on a farm just north of Fredericksburg. Because of that early experience, the fresh air and rural environs […]

By: Jadrian Klinger Plugged in, full battery charge, the alarm-clock function brings it to life with your choice of ear-grating noise. Pick it up, turn off the alarm, read the two texts you missed last […]

By: Harvey Freedenberg My Favorite Books of 2012 If we’ve connected on Twitter or Facebook, you know this column isn’t the only place I’m reviewing books. Annually, one of those other publications asks me to […]

By: Scott Campbell Among the businesses located on the second floor of the West Shore Farmers’ Market is that of attorney Gregory Katshir. His unpretentious shingle hangs among several others at one of the market’s […]

By: Jen Merrill So let’s say you want some Asian food. There are approximately a million and five Asian restaurants in central Pennsylvania, so what makes  Fusion Fire in Camp Hill stand out from the […]

By: Bentz P. Tozer, Jr., B.S., CPT These days, adults and children spend more and more time out of each day watching television, playing video games and in front of their computers. Due to this […]

By: M. Diane McCormick Sue Yenchko was at a civic event in 1996 when she overheard five young men griping about life in Harrisburg. She invited them to lunch and told a story – the […]