Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 29th of December.
Good morning, Harrisburg.
A Manchester couple has turned their front yard into a 24/7 community library and pantry to help neighbors facing tough times; it offers books and food and is open daily.
Veolia Water crews are repairing a water main break at the Marysville railyard, and customers may face low pressure and discolored water until repairs finish.
Brian Boltz, owner of Stuff'd Steaks and Hoagies in Derry Township, said his eatery faced challenges over the past few days due to limited operating hours on Wednesday, adjustments on Christmas and an ice storm yesterday.
He urged residents to support local businesses during the holiday season.
Lenwood Sloan, a local historian who preserved Black art and culture, died after falling ill at a party in New York on Christmas Eve, his family said.
He was best known for the Look Up, Look Out campaign that honored Harrisburg’s former Old 8th Ward and left a lasting local legacy.
Veolia Water is repairing a water main break in the Marysville Borough railyard that may cause low water pressure and discoloration for customers.
The company says repairs are underway to restore service as quickly as possible.
Iron Valley Tubing returns for its season kickoff with thrilling runs on a nearly 900-foot descent plus family fun.
Local visitors can expect an exciting winter day at this popular venue.
New Year's Eve Celebration
3-8:30 p.m. — Hershey's Chocolate World — Free entry with pre-registration — Celebrate with a DJ and HERSHEY'S Characters at a festive countdown.
Eaglemania - A Tribute to The Eagles
8-11 p.m. — Carlisle Theatre — Cost info not specified — Experience the world’s greatest Eagles tribute performance featuring remarkable harmonies and hits.
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