As with all of my clients, my job is to report accurately and engagelingly on the issues being addressed. My work either as a columnist, reporter, feature writer, and promotional material is informed by 30 years of experience in the field

“We begin…in winter, when everything is cold, and seems dead. But we know better...”So writer, blogger and essayist T.W. Burger winds up the introduction to his “Year of The Moon Goose,” a collection of columns, commentary and poetry that tell the story of a year on the banks of Marsh Creek, on the southern fringes of the Gettysburg Civil War battlefield, and in his vegetable and flower garden.“This is not a book that will teach you how to garden, or fish, for that matter,” he writes, “On the other hand, if you want to discover Moon Goose crying on the water at midnight, and that it is perfectly all right to let your imagination come along on a year in one ordinary man’s garden on a hill above a creek full of music and wonder, well, this might be just the book for you.”Burger spent nearly 30 years as a newspaper reporter, but he has dabbled in radio and television, and between the ages of 17 and 35 he worked as everything from an apprentice mortician, garbage man, and concrete mixer driver. Each of those experiences had their influences on his perceptions as he went to work reporting on a series of newspapers, spending the final decade of his career at The Patriot-News in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania’s capital.These days, Burger, now semi-retired, has more time in his garden.“My neighbors sometimes see me standing in the garden, leaning on a hoe and staring at nothing,” he reports. “It’s not what they think…I’m writing, or thinking about a thing that will be written. Trust me; it’s harder than it looks.”Yeah, his neighbors don’t usually believe him, either.So, put on some loose, comfortable work clothes – Burger prefers bib overalls – put on a hat to keep the sun out of your eyes, and stop in for a visit. At best, you’ll spend some delightful hours hearing some great stories. At worst...well, a little hoeing never hurt anybody.

Covering stories in Franklin, Fulton, Cumberland, Perry, and Adams counties in Pennsylvania, and in Washington County, Maryland. Recently invited to write a weekly column for the paper.

Articles and profiles of WWII military veterans. I began writing for this Publisher when he was the editor of a Civil War-themed magazine. When he started the WWII magazine, stayed with him.

Reporter and columnist for 25 years, writer for magazines and trade journals for more than 30 years. Columns on a wide variety of subjects at Burger2G@wordpress.com. I have recently begun writing industry-related articles and blogs for a national electrical contractor.

Articles, Poety, Essays, Columns, Blogs, Books

Writing and editing in the newspaper and magazine field, writing for industry publications, video productions, personal and professional blogs. Author of "The Year of The Moon Goose," with two other books in progress. Winner of a number of writing awards.

Columnist/Reporter: A political watchdog publication, and a lot of fun. But they were no longer able to pay contributors, so I regretfully stopped writing for them.

Bureau Chief, Dillsburg, PA, six years; author of The Pickle Barrel weekly community news column, Columnist "Burger to Go," general news reporter.

Covered county government and courts, the Gettysburg National Military Park, the Gettysburg Area School District, and the Borough of Gettysburg.

Reporter, columnist, and for a time News Editor.