May 2010
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Harvey Milk March Set For Downtown State College
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As many 200 people — or more — may turn out Saturday for a Harvey Milk Day March in State College. It’s thought to be the first local march honoring the gay-rights icon.
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News Wrap: Wake-Up Call (5/18/10)
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The State College school board continues to cut costs, polls are now open for primary elections, and a fraternity house about to be turned over to Penn State was severely vandalized.
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State College Schools To Downsize Late-Activity Buses
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The State College school board agreed Monday to shrink the district’s late-bus service. Plus, more details about planned staff reductions are available.
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The Marciano-Ali Debate of Penn State Wrestling
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Rocky Marciano and Muhammad Ali are both called the best boxer ever. But what would happen in a Marciano-Ali matchup of Penn State wrestlers from different generations?
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UPDATED: Conklin ‘Could Use The Bump In Pay,’ Saidel Camp Says
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A spokesman for Jonathan Saidel cast doubt on polling numbers cited Monday by rival Scott Conklin.
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Vandalism Ravages Former Phi Delta Theta House
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Less than a week before its planned sale to Penn State, the former Phi Delta Theta fraternity house, 240 N. Burrowes Road, has been thoroughly vandalized.
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Primary Election Day Voting Information
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Pennsylvania’s primary elections will be held tomorrow, and Centre County and StateCollege.com have all of the information you’ll need to cast your ballot for your registered party.
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News Wrap: Wake-Up Call (5/17/10)
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Here are today’s top stories, covering Election 2010, Mt. Nittany’s new trail markers, and the latest in Penn State sports.
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An Ode To The Banana Peel — And Nature’s Efficiency
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How do you know you’re old? Suddenly, backyard composting becomes fascinating. It’s an empowering discovery.
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GOP Candidates Haas, Reese Aim To Contain Spending, Reform Harrisburg
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Joyce Haas and Ron Reese discuss their priorities as they vie to take on incumbent state Rep. Scott Conklin in the 77th District.