Bayou, 1530 N. Second Street
Come join HYP and Clark Resources in Celebrating the end of Summer $40 Per Person
Price Includes:

Midtown Cinema, 250 Reily St.
Movie night is here again! Come on over to the Midtown Cinema, Harrisburg's home for independent film, and catch a film that's probably not playing at the multiplex. Meet in the lobby at 6:00 and if there's time we'll head over to Nonna's (an HYP Passport Member!) for a quick bite. Contact Joe Foner at joefoner1@comcast.net for more info. PROGRAMMING NOTE: Although the night shows usually start between 6:30 and 7:00, the movies and times change every week. So you'll want to check the Midtown's website at www.filmspeak.com for an up-to-date listing before movie night. See you there!

Bravo Group Deck, 20 N. Market St.
The Bravo Group is a public advocacy firm specializing in government relations, communications, and public affairs. Mix and mingle with members of their staff as they host us on their rooftop deck which overlooks parts of downtown Harrisburg. THIS IS A MEMBERS ONLY EVENT. Please RSVP to Nicole @ nicoleaevans@yahoo.com by Friday August 22 so we can have an estimate of members that will be attending. (The Bravo Group offices sit on the corner of 2nd & Strawberry St. The entrance is on the south side of the building facing City Hall. Look for the canopy with the '20' on it. Once inside take the elevator to the 8th floor)

Scott's Grille, 212 Locust St.
End the busy week and enjoy what's left of the warm weather! Scott's has great happy hour specials on food and drinks (plus they're a HYP Passport member) so there's no excuse to stay home. No RSVP necessary and open to all. Questions or your first HYP event? Email Nicole at nicoleaevans@yahoo.com.

Joshua House , 1442 Market Street
The Joshua Group is a mentoring organization that provides hope and support for at-risk youth in the Allison Hill neighborhood of the City. HYP member have been long-time volunteers of the Joshua House and we will once again become involved with the organization by cooking dinner and eating with the residents and staff of the Joshua Group's house. Please RSVP to Colleen Auriemma at cauriemma@mtb.com by 9/4/08.

Starbucks, 3rd & Market Streets
The HYP Book Club meets monthly for lively discussions about books we've been reading. New members are always welcome. The book selection for September is The Last Lecture by Randy Pausch. For more info about the book, check out www.TheLastLecture.com; for more info about the HYP Book Club, please contact Suzanne Graney at Suzanne_Graney@witf.org.

Erie, Pennsylvania
Details available at www.ImpactErie2008.com. For all HYP members, HYP will pay half of the $100 registration fee. We will be carpooling and sharing hotel rooms. Email Wendell to RSVP or more details at whoover11@yahoo.com

The Whitaker Center, 222 Market Street
All right, so maybe you’ve seen the biggest movie of the year, but you haven’t really seen it until you’ve seen it in IMAX . And if you haven’t seen anything in IMAX yet, you’re in for a treat. Batman: The Dark Knight builds upon the renewal of the Batman mythos and probes the moral dilemmas he must deal with when confronted by the Joker’s special brand of evil. Lots of chases and stuff blowing up, too. Join us in the lobby of the Select Medical IMAX Theater at the Whitaker Center before the show (which starts at 7:45 ). RSVP by September 2 to Joe Foner at joefoner1@comcast.net. Make sure to RSVP early and often – if we get enough reservations, there could be a group rate discount involved. See you there!

Spice,, 201 N 2nd St
Put some spice into your life! Join HYP member Frank Tittiger and other HYP members for dinner at Spice. This is a lively open air restaurant that is a downtown Harrisburg hotspot. Please be sure to bring cash. RSVP to Frank at back2beats@aol.com by September 23 if you would like to attend.

Market Square Café (Hilton Hotel), 1 North Second Street
Join HYP for the opening debate of this historical 2008 Presidential Election. Senators John McCain and Barack Obama will engage each other for the first time one on one in this nationally televised event. Bring a friend, eat, drink, and join the discussion on who will become the next President of the United States. No RSVP necessary and open to all! Email Rogette Harris at rh@rogetteharris.net with questions.

HACC Midtown, 1500 North 3rd Street
Mark your calendars! HYP will hold a Presidential Debate before the November 4th general election to provide the best possible information on the important issues facing us today before we head to the polls. The John McCain and Barack Obama campaigns have been contacted and surrogates from each will be present to speak on the visions of each candidate and their respective political parties on how they plan on taking the country further into the 21st Century. Pennsylvania issues will be a main focus. More details will be forthcoming. Please contact Rogette Harris at rh@rogetteharris.net with any questions.

Market Square Café (Hilton Hotel), 1 North Second Street
Join HYP for the second in a series of debates between Senators John McCain and Barack Obama. These two candidates will engage each other for the second time one on one in this nationally televised event on important issues facing America. Bring a friend, eat, drink, and join the discussion on who will become the next President of the United States! No RSVP necessary and open to all! Email Rogette Harris at rh@rogetteharris.net with questions.

Market Square Café (Hilton Hotel), 1 North Second Street
Join HYP as we watch the final Presidential debate between Senators John McCain and Barack Obama. These two candidates will engage each other for the last time one on one in this nationally televised event. This debate takes place less than 3 weeks away from the November 4 Election. Bring a friend, eat, drink, and join the discussion on who will become the next President of the United States! No RSVP necessary and open to all! Email Rogette Harris at rh@rogetteharris.net with questions.

Downtown Harrisburg
About a dozen HYP volunteers are needed to guide small groups of students around the downtown to various destinations as part of the annual Experience Harrisburg job and internship fair. For more information about the event go to www.ExperienceHarrisburg.com. Interested in being a tour guide? Contact Brian Reilly - breilly@hbgrc.org or 717.213.5046.

Downtown Harrisburg
Are you a fan of the reality show "The Amazing Race" or wish you could be a contestant? If so, you may be interested in participating in HYP's Race Through Harrisburg on Saturday, October 25th. Teams of four will be asked to complete challenges around Harrisburg for a chance to win exciting prizes. The money raised will go to the HYP Mural Project and local charities. For more information, please contact Amy Richards at amr812@comcast.net. To register your team, please Click Here

International House, 320 Chestnut Street, Harrisburg
The HYP International Committee invites you to join the Harrisburg German Club. This is a group of individuals interested in conversing in German as well as to discuss German culture. If you know German, love German culture and want to keep up on your language skills join the Harrisburg German Club at the International House.

All levels of German speakers are welcome from the beginner who is interested in learning, to the fluent speaker who would like to maintain their language skills or help others learn the language.

If you are interested in more information you can e-mail jphovan2@comcast.net or phone 717-652-4390 and ask for Joe Jr.

International House, 320 Chestnut Street, Harrisburg
The HYP International Committee invites you to join the Harrisburg Italian Club. This is a group of individuals interested in conversing in Italian as well as to discuss Italian culture. If you know Italian, love Italian culture and want to keep up on your language skills join the Harrisburg Italian Club at the International House.

All levels of Italian speakers are welcome from the beginner who is interested in learning, to the fluent speaker who would like to maintain their language skills or help others learn the language.

If you are interested in more information you can e-mail jphovan2@comcast.net or phone 717-652-4390 and ask for Joe Jr.

International House, 320 Chestnut Street, Harrisburg
The HYP International Committee invites you to join the Harrisburg Spanish Club. This is a group of individuals interested in conversing in Spanish as well as to discuss Spanish, Central and South American culture. If you know Spanish, love Latino culture and want to keep up on your language skills join the Harrisburg Spanish Club at the International House.

All levels of Spanish speakers are welcome from the beginner who is interested in learning, to the fluent speaker who would like to maintain their language skills or help others learn the language.

If you are interested in more information you can go to our website at http://spanish.meetup.com/194. Or e-mail Mokosunray@yahoo.com.

Susquehanna Art Museum, 301 Market St.
Valerie Metzler, certified archivist and historian from Altoona , will discuss how to preserve your family, organization's or business' history through proper appraisal (choosing what to keep) and storage. Illustrated with slides, the presentation will demonstrate hazards of improper storage, show in-home conservation techniques and practical methods of preservation. Tools of the archival and conservation trade also will be presented. Additionally, Metzler will discuss methods of conducting oral history interviews, the pros and cons of audio and videotapes, photograph conservation and genealogy research methods. Metzler's presentation is a program of the Pennsylvania Humanities Council, supported in part by a grant from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Council on the Arts. The PHC inspires people to come together and share a life of learning. Since 1973, the PHC has provided resources that empower local groups to help their communities explore history, literature, the arts, and the ideas that shape the human experience.

Art Association of Harrisburg, 21 N. Front St.
Start your gallery walk at the Art Association of Harrisburg with the opening of The Square, the AAH Fall Membership exhibition. There will be refreshments, music, and an awards ceremony at noon. Continue the gallery walk throughout Harrisburg with over 20 locations featuring local artistry. Brochures with gallery walk stops are available at the Art Association or online at www.artassocofhbg.com

Susquehanna Art Museum, 301 Market Street
Treasures from the Attic explores the unseen wealth in the permanent collections of regional institutions. The Susquehanna Art Museum has borrowed from prominent art and historical organizations across five counties. This exhibition showcases a collection of works removed from the public eye for decades and, in some cases, centuries. Treasures from the Attic offers a unique opportunity to discover the hidden treasures of our regional institutions. Contact: Corinne Topper, ctopper@sqart.org

Susquehanna Art Museum
Susquehanna Art Museum continues its 2008 Salon Series with two free events held in conjunction with Treasures from the Attic exhibition An Artist Treasure from PA ­ A discussion of Lydia Cassatt Reading the Morning Paper by Harriet Scott Chessman Thursday, July 31, 2008 from 6-7:30pm Nineteenth-century Paris comes alive in this richly imagined novel about the close relationship between celebrated Impressionist painter and Pennsylvania native Mary Cassatt and her sister Lydia. Lydia Cassatt Reading the Morning Paper is told in the voice of 41-year old Lydia, Cassatt¹s fragile, beloved muse, who is dying of Bright¹s disease. Join MaryAnne Cline, Operations Training Specialist with Country Meadows, and member of SAM¹s Education Committee, as she leads us through a discussion of this engaging novel that captures the extraordinary age in which these sisters lived.

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Seeing Your History through the 21st Century Thursday, August 21, 2008 from 6-7:30pm Valerie Metzler, certified archivist and historian from Altoona, will discuss how to preserve your family's, organization's or business' history through proper appraisal (choosing what to keep) and storage. Illustrated with slides, the presentation will demonstrate hazards of improper storage, show in-home conservation techniques and practical methods of preservation. Tools of the archival and conservation trade (boxes, folders, bone folders, microspatula, polyester film and tweezers) also will be presented. Additionally, Metzler will discuss methods of conducting oral history interviews, the pros and cons of audio and videotapes, photograph conservation and genealogy research methods.

Susquehanna Art Museum, 301 Market Street
The DOSHI Gallery at the Susquehanna Art Museum is proud to present Reflections, a juried exhibit featuring the work of 23 regional artists. Artists contributed two- and three-dimensional works based on the theme.. Reflections will be featured during Harrisburg 's 20th Annual Gallery Walk on Sunday, September 7th from 11:00 am – 6:00 pm. Contact: Corinne Topper, ctopper@sqart.org

Susquehanna Art Museum, 301 Market Street
The Susquehanna Art Museum ’s Open Studio provides artists an opportunity to bring current works or slides to the Susquehanna Art Museum ’s DOSHI Gallery for discussion and informal critique. Discussion items include artists’ supplies and suppliers, marketing techniques, opportunities for study and exhibition, and emerging trends in art. Open Studio occurs the first Thursday evening of each month, beginning at 6:30 p.m. Contact: Corinne Topper, ctopper@sqart.org

Susquehanna Art Museum, 301 Market Street
The DOSHI Gallery at the Susquehanna Art Museum is proud to present Phase Transitions, an exhibit of photographs by Lancaster artist, Rachel Blaser. The photographs in Phase Transitions study the many forms of water. The solo exhibition will run in the DOSHI Gallery from September 11 to October 12, 2008. An opening reception will be held on Thursday, September 11th from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Admission for the evening is free and open to the public. Contact: Corinne Topper, ctopper@sqart.org

Susquehanna Art Museum, 301 Market Street
Kathryn Calley Galitz, assistant curator of Nineteenth-Century, Modern, and Contemporary Art at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, will speak at the Museum on Thursday, September 18th, beginning at 6pm. Ms. Galitz will discuss the artist Gustave Courbet, whose work is featured in the Museum’s current exhibition, Treasures from the Attic. Reservations are strongly suggested, as space is limited. Contact: Corinne Topper, ctopper@sqart.org

Susquehanna Art Museum, 301 Market Street
The Susquehanna Art Museum will showcase more than sixty works from the Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation, one of the country’s most prominent art collections of modern and contemporary art. Such a significant selection of modern and contemporary art has never before been seen in the Capital Region. The exhibition will include works by: Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Red Grooms, Nam June Paik, Lesley Dill, Howard Kanovitz, Violise Lunn, Matt Mullican, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Christoph Schmidberger, and Jack Goldstein. A public opening reception will be held Thursday, October 2nd from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm. Contact: Corinne Topper, ctopper@sqart.org

Susquehanna Art Museum, 301 Market Street
The Susquehanna Art Museum ’s Open Studio provides artists an opportunity to bring current works or slides to the Susquehanna Art Museum ’s DOSHI Gallery for discussion and informal critique. Discussion items include artists’ supplies and suppliers, marketing techniques, opportunities for study and exhibition, and emerging trends in art. Contact: Corinne Topper, ctopper@sqart.org

Susquehanna Art Museum, 301 Market Street
The DOSHI Gallery at the Susquehanna Art Museum is proud to present Under the Horizon Line, an exhibit featuring paintings by Lebanon artist, Carlos Diaz. Under the Horizon Line is a collection of paintings that use landscapes and figures to create a virtual reality. The solo exhibition will run in the DOSHI Gallery from October 16th to November 16th, 2008. An opening reception will be held on Thursday, October 16th from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Admission to the reception is free and open to the public. Contact: Corinne Topper, ctopper@sqart.org

Susquehanna Art Museum, 301 Market Street
The Susquehanna Art Museum ’s Open Studio provides artists an opportunity to bring current works or slides to the Susquehanna Art Museum ’s DOSHI Gallery for discussion and informal critique. Discussion items include artists’ supplies and suppliers, marketing techniques, opportunities for study and exhibition, and emerging trends in art. Open Studio occurs the first Thursday evening of each month, beginning at 6:30 p.m. Contact: Corinne Topper, ctopper@sqart.org

Susquehanna Art Museum, 301 Market Street
The Susquehanna Art Museum ’s Open Studio provides artists an opportunity to bring current works or slides to the Susquehanna Art Museum ’s DOSHI Gallery for discussion and informal critique. Discussion items include artists’ supplies and suppliers, marketing techniques, opportunities for study and exhibition, and emerging trends in art. Open Studio occurs the first Thursday evening of each month, beginning at 6:30 p.m. Contact: Corinne Topper, ctopper@sqart.org

M&T Building , (14th Floor Board Room) 213 Market St.
Are you interested in being a mentor to a city high school student? Come find out more about this great opportunity! Dr. Lisa Paige from the Harrisburg School District and Mr. Steve Early from Big Brothers/Big Sisters will be holding an information session for HYP members. They will explain the need for this program and let you know how you can become a mentor. Non-members are welcome too. Please RSVP to Outreach Chair Colleen Auriemma at cauriemma@mtb.com by August 26.

City Island
Light the Night is a 3-mile twilight walk. Participants raise funds and awareness for blood cancer patients and research. Walkers carry illuminated balloons, red for supporters, white for survivors, and gold for loved ones who have lost their battles. Help is needed to blow up balloons, hand out snacks, and register walkers. We also need help setting up and tearing down. You can volunteer for the whole event or just for an hour or two. Volunteers will be fed. We usually order pizza before the walk and there are hot dogs and other snacks available to volunteers for free. Please email Lanette.Erby@lls.org or call Lanette at 717-652-6520 ext. 29.

St. Francis of Assisi Church, 1340 Market St.
The Dauphin County Area Agency on Aging is looking for Spanish speaking volunteers to serve as translators for flu shot recipients. Please RSVP to Outreach Chair Colleen Auriemma at cauriemma@mtb.com as soon as possible.

Strawberry Square, 333 Market St.
For over a century, The Salvation Army has been raising funds to help those in need through its trademark Christmas Kettle Campaign. Join HYP in collecting donations for The Salvation Army by volunteering to “ring the bell.” If you’re interested in volunteering an hour or two of your time on this date, please contact Amy Richards at amr812@comcast.net for more details. The money raised stays in our community to maintain vital programming for families in need.

HYP is planning its own version of the Amazing Race for charity. Look for more announcements about this fall event soon! If you’re interested in helping with the planning of this special event, please contact Amy Richards at amr812@comcast.net.

Support City Schools by participating in Giant Foods A+ School Rewards Program

Looking for a way to give back to the community? If you have Giant Foods BONUSCARD it is very simple! Each time use your Giant BONUSCARD Harrisburg School District (or the school of your choice) will earn CASH. To register to participate in the easy and worthwhile program go to www.martinsaplus.com.

Homework! Center for Champions (www.centerforchampions.org) needs your help - No serious tutoring is necessary - just the simplicity of helping with homework. Volunteers are needed on Monday's - 5:30 - 6:30 and M - F daily- starting at 4:30. Tthis does not need to be a weekly commitment! If you are interested in volunteering contact Rhonda Hylton at rhondah@fhccp.org.

TUTORING - Harrisburg City School students are in need of additional tutoring/homework help. If you are interested in helping out contact:
- Rowland Elementary - contact Sherry Wiest - 703-4500
- Hamilton Elementary - contact Eugene Spells - 703-1322

Many of you have expressed that you are unable to make it during the week to volunteer. In order to accommodate your desire to help out and your schedule, we would like to find 'weekend' volunteer opportunities for you. Please contact Danielle Y. Green at danielleg@fhccp.org or Rhonda Hylton at rhondah@fhccp.org if you are interested in participating in 'weekend events' and list the areas of interest you would like to participate in.

Harrisburg County Club
Please join us to honor the late Gerald N. Hall of the Hall Foundation by participating in his favorite past time...Golf.

CHANNELS Food Rescue, the area's premier food rescue agency for nearly 20 years, is proud to host this event in Gerry's honor. Gerry was a truly wonderful man, giving to many charitable causes over the years through the Hall Foundation.

Gerry realized the importance of CHANNELS Food Rescue's mission -- To end child and adult hunger in central Pennsylvania. You too can make a difference by participating in this wonderful tournament.

Lunch will be served at 11:30, with a Shotgun Start promptly at noon! Dinner will be served following play, and there will be numerous prizes and contests both along the course and during dinner.

Players of all skill levels are welcome!

For more information, please call (717) 612-1300.

HYP is forming a sports league. The social committee will have a sub committee to discuss future activities. If you are interested email mwilson@HarrisburgU.net.

Register as an individual:
$20 for HYP members/$30 for non-HYP members
Or register a team: $240

Free Golf Lessons for all levels

Every 1st and 3rd Thursday of every month given by Matt Crocker at Rich Valley Golf Club Driving Range from 6pm to 7pm. Please contact Matt Crocker at matthewcrocker@crockerdevelopment.com to sign up for lessons.

All levels welcome. No equipment required, but if you have it, bring it.

If you are a beginner, my goal is to have you on the course in 6 lessons or less.

Private Lessons available.

I will also maintain a list of Course Players to aid in networking HYP Golfers with one another.

Location:
Rich Valley Golf Club
227 Rich Valley Road
Mechanicsburg, PA 17050
717-691-8805
http://richvalleygolf.net/Directions/

Events Committee
The events meeting is a joint meeting of the Social, Arts, Outreach, & International Committees. If you are interested in planning a unique, fun events or giving back to the community please join one of these great committees. We meet the last Tuesday of every month at 6:00 p.m. Email Jason Marks at jamarks@cisco.com or one of the individual committee chairs if you're interested!

Economic Development Committee
3rd Thursday - Time: 5:30 Location: Team PA Foundation (100 Pine Street, 9th floor)
Contact Matt Zeiger (matt@teampa.com) for more information.

Marketing/PR Committee
Last Tuesday - Time: 5:30 Location: Triad Strategies (116 Pine Street, 5th floor)
Contact Elizabeth Gray (egray@triadstrategies.com) for more information.

Social, Arts, Outreach, & International Meeting
Last Tuesday - Time: 6:00 Location: Scott's Grille
Contact Jason Marks (jamarks@cisco.com) for more information.

Social Committee Meeting
Tuesday, April 29th - Time: 6:00 Location: McGrath’s upstairs
If you are interested in planning HYP’s great events please join us at the next social committee meeting. Email Jason Marks (jamarks@cisco.com) for more information.

Outreach Committee Meeting
Last Thursday - Time: 6:00 Location: Molly Brannigan’s
Contact Colleen Auriemma (CAURIEMMA@mtb.com) for more information.

Membership Committee
3rd Wednesday - Time: 5:30 Location: TBD
Contact Melba Twitty (meltoast@gmail.com) for more information.

City Living Committee
Contact Nicole Borda for time and place
Nicole Borda (nicole.borda@bipc.com) for more information.

Beautification Committee
Contact Dave Butcher for time and place
Dave Butcher (dave.butcher@comcast.net) for more information.

Tom Sawyer’s Cantina
$25
All you can eat food
Proceeds benefit family of Matt Attinger, who died in a motorcycle accident and was not insured
Contact: Megan McGowan at megan.mcgowan@morefield.com for more info

Harrisburg University
Harrisburg University of Science and Technology invites members of the community to its "Alumni Day and Open House," 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., Wednesday, September 10, 2008. The event will take place in the Whitaker Center for Science and the Arts at 222 Market Street.

The festive celebration will include a state-of-the-art virtual tour of Harrisburg University's new Academic Center. The tour was created in the University's new Center for Advanced Entertainment and Learning Technologies, in partnership with Carnegie Mellon University.

RSVP by calling 717.901.5140 or email Events@HarrisburgU.net

Sunoco Theatre / Whitaker Center
6:00 Speaker @ Sunoco Theatre
7:00 Reception @ Whitaker Center
Kyle MacDonald is a young, carefree, quirky character who traded one red paperclip for a house in one year’s time and 14 trades. Craigslist and the internet gave the world a first hand role in Kyle’s legendary journey where thousands cheered and supported his success. Kyle captured the essence of his journey and offers his own style of inspiration in his book One Red Paperclip. Kyle’s story underscores the values of determination, living in the moment, building relationships, and, most importantly, using what you have to get what you want – even if all you have is one red paperclip! Tickets are available for $40 from HYP Board Members, contact Wendell Hoover at whoover11@yahoo.com. For more information about the event go to: www.leadershipharrisburg.org/content/view/25/39/

Get Your One Red Paper Clip Tickets Here!

Riverfront Park
Event Info Host: Central Pennsylvania Animal Alliance
Contact Info Email: woofstock2006@yahoo.com
www.cpaawoofstock. com

Take a walk on the wild side and join The Grateful Dog Walk. Grab your leashes, lace up your sneakers, form a dog or puppy pack, and dont forget your favorite fur-clad buddy! Central Pennsylvania Animal Alliance is excited to host the fourth Grateful Dog Walk. The Walk, part of CPAAs WoofStock Festival is scheduled at Riverfront Park , Harrisburg , Pa. for Sunday, September 28 at 10am. Last years Walk was a blast and the donations collected greatly benefited CPAAs DeSex in the City Spay Neuter Program, and CPAA member organizations.

The Walk is a leisurely stroll near the beautiful Susquehanna River through Harrisburgs Riverfront Park . The Walk will begin on the City Island side of the Walnut Street walking bridge. Participants will circle City Island , cross the Walnut Street walking bridge, go toward the Harrisburg Hospital , then turn around and enjoy the scenery of Riverfront Park while making their way back to Kunkel Plaza where WoofStock will HOWL at 11am! Water stations will be available along the route for all participants, with fur or without!

Dont go around with your tail between your legs if youre dog-less you can still hound your friends, family and co-workers to make a donation to this great cause. Take part in the walk and possibly fall in love with an adoptable pooch from one of the rescues or shelters attending.

Participants who choose to leave their paw prints on the entire route will finish at Kunkel Plaza and help kick off WoofStock, CPAA's version of a doggie love in, at 11am. Bring a blanket or lawn chair and relax with your best friend. Listen to some good ole' rock n' roll or get down to tunes from some of Pa's grooviest bands and acoustics performers. Enter your pooch in the Funkytown Pet Costume contest, check out the wonderful homeless pets making their debut in the Rescue Me Rockin Mutt Strut or just enjoy the day!

All donations gathered at The Grateful Dog Walk and WoofStock benefit member organizations and CPAAs Spay/Neuter and Vaccine Program and HOPE Dogs Program. The registration fee alone wont make the walk a success. Check out the groovy prizes and download a pledge form now. Email gratefuldogwalk@msn.com to get a form and start sniffing around and fetching donations today!

Whitaker Center
Salsa lessons every Tuesday night at The Movement Center (2134 N 2nd St.) from 8:00 pm - 9:30 pm with dance instructor Shellie Lawyer. In her Salsa Workshop, Shellie combines a love for ballroom dancing with club-style flare. Join the class anytime! Beginner to Intermediate Dance Levels. Cost is $12 drop-in rate, $10 drop-in rate for HYP members ONLY, $35 for a Monthly Dance Lesson Card. For more information email Shellie at Ballroom.LatinDancing@gmail.com or call 717-512-6617.

Beginner Ballroom classes Thursday evenings at the Harrisburg YMCA, Downtown Branch from 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm. These classes run in 6 week sessions, join anytime or enroll for the entire 6 weeks and receive a discount. Learn the basics to Ballroom and Latin dancing so you'll never sit another dance out again. Cost is $12 drop-in rate or $60 prepaid for the entire 6 weeks. YMCA members receive a 50% discount! Please pre-register for this class. For more information email Shellie at Ballroom.LatinDancing@gmail.com or call 717-512-6617.

Hilton Harrisburg
Come and network with members of the Tuesday Club the last Thursday of every month from 6-8pm at The Bar (located in the lobby) at Hilton Harrisburg. Light hors d'oeuvres and a cash bar will be available. RSVP is not necessary.

American Cancer Society, 3211 N. Front Street Suite 100
We are looking for people to volunteer as a committee member to help plan this event. We also need help putting out a newsletter. The meetings are the 3rd Tuesday of each month starting January 16th at ACS office 3211 N. Front Street Suite 100 Harrisburg at 6 P.M. We also are looking for people to form teams to participate in the Relay in June. For more info visit our website www.acsevents.org/relay/pa/harrisburg Please contact Outreach Committee Member Martha Brown harvestmoon210@yahoo.com or 717-385-7277 if you are interested.

Please visit www.wildwoodlake.org/events for event information.

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