Tag: Dauphin County
John Harris Jr. is on the ballot in Dauphin County; No Republicans are running for Mayor of Harrisburg
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania — The March 11 deadline to circulate petitions has now passed and the Dauphin County Bureau of Elections has posted results of the […]
2024 was too big to rig against President Trump
By: Sean M. Guay Too big to rig The 2024 election was driven by inflation and immigration. These two factors became completely out of control, and […]
Commissioners voted to remove Jeff Haste from all board positions appointed by Dauphin County
@jim.bleeze Dauphin County Commissioners voted to remove Jeff Haste from all board positions hbg100.com ♬ original sound – Jim Bleeze Harrisburg, Pennsylvania — During today’s […]
Hidden Still Spirits, Mary’s Health and Fitness awarded $1.6 million in redevelopment grants
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania — A pair of grants awarded on November 1 will support business expansion within the 106th District, ensuring the local economy benefits from […]
Patty Kim is running uncontested for Pennsylvania Senate in the 15th District
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania – In October, six-term State Representative Patty Kim announced her candidacy for a seat in the Pennsylvania State Senate, and to date there […]
Dauphin County GOP supports transgender agenda in public schools, shunning religious beliefs
Comments made by the Dauphin County GOP sought to distance the party from religious beliefs expressed by Republican Tim Rowbottom after the Harrisburg mayoral candidate spoke out against the transgender agenda being instituted within city schools.
Independently owned Hershey area restaurants may be forced to closed due to COVID-19 restrictions
Three popular restaurants in the Hershey area say they “will not be able to survive much longer, short of immediately moving into the “Green” phase, and even then at 25-30% occupancy it will be a challenge.”
Tens of thousands expected to vote in-person on June 2 in Dauphin County according to elections director, county commissioner
Dauphin County Commissioners spoke out, calling the decision to keep Dauphin in phase red beyond the June 2 election ‘political payback.’
Citizens question Commissioner’s use of Dauphin County vehicle night of public intoxication, fight at bar on Feb. 15
The commissioner was allegedly cut-off by bartender “Ruthie” at the St. Lawrence Club, who threatened to call the police on Hartwick following an altercation in the bar on Saturday Feb 15.
By 1:25 a.m. Sunday, the commissioner was intoxicated at the 7-11 store on Derry Street where he was found by police.
Hartwick’s county vehicle was left in the store’s lot for pick up later.
Commissioner Hartwick 3rd no show, missed big agenda votes for yearly contracts
Due to his unexplained absence, Hartwick missed key votes on items like Children/Youth and Human Services Contracts.
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