PSoTD

I'm not sure, other than Carraba's and Outback, that there will be a reason for me to go into that shopping center in Hampden Township after September since OfficeMax is now moving out of there at that time also. I was wondering how long they were going to try to be the anchor to that dying shopping area...

Yes, it DID rain hard here last week...

Every once in a while you get a storm like we had Tuesday night. Thunder, lightning, rain, hail, wind - it had it all. Almost 2 inches of rain, most of that within about an hour time period. Local flooding abounded.

The ferocity of the rainfall was helpful for me - I've been doing projects around the yard to improve drainage, and the sudden heavy rainfall showed where the work remains. Of course, I'm sure it also flooded away most of the grass seed I spread on Sunday...

This Thursday in Mechanicsburg.

In other local news, XPN is increasing signal and changing frequency in the Harrisburg area.

And, for those of us that drive on Orrs Bridge Road, they're reducing the size of trucks that are actually allowed on the bridge, although I'm not sure I'll notice the difference.

Harrisburg at night.

There's a pretty big irony here, especially if you know the history of the son of Alex Grass.

It's the largest single gift in the history of Harrisburg Area Community College.

On Wednesday retired Rite Aid CEO Alex Grass presented a $1.5 million donation to HACC to establish the Alex Grass School of Business Leadership.

I bet Lady Bird Johnson wouldn't like this...