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Six point two five million dollars in state grants is pouring into Cumberland and Dauphin counties to revitalize key community projects — from the historic Harrisburg Broad Street Market to Red Land High School’s athletic fields. State Rep. Nate Davidson highlights how these investments, funded through the Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program, boost local economies, culture, and public spaces. The Broad Street Market gets $2.25 million for modern upgrades and an outdoor plaza, while the 333 Market Tower receives $2 million for elevators and exterior repairs. Harrisburg City and Camp Hill each get $500K for ADA accessibility and downtown development, including a new restaurant. Red Land High School’s fields get $1 million for expansion. It’s a diverse, far-reaching push to strengthen Central Pennsylvania’s infrastructure and community life.

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