September 2012
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Fire Rips Through Historic Bellefonte Building, Report Says
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A fire that ripped through the Hotel Do-De in historic Bellefonte early Sunday morning destroyed the building and forced everyone out, though no one was reported injured or missing.
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Penn State Football: Handing Out the Grades After Penn State’s 17-16 Loss to Virginia
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Handing out the grades in Penn State’s 17-16 loss to Virginia Saturday in Charlottesville, Va.
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Penn State Football: Can a Scheduled Midseason Tryout Save the Kicking Game?
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A scheduled open tryout for several sports, including football, on Sept. 19, could give Penn State coach Bill O’Brien one last chance to add a crucial piece to the puzzle.
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Judy Loy: Falling Off the Fiscal Cliff
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According to the media, the U.S. could be diving off a ‘fiscal cliff’ that could greatly impact the financial future of all Americans. We reach the edge of this fiscal cliff on Jan. 1, 2013, unless Congress takes action before year-end.
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Final West College Avenue Design Plan Meeting Set for Tuesday
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The last of three public meetings on the West College Avenue Design Plan wil be held from 4-6 p.m. on Tuesday in the Ferguson Township main meeting room.
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Heartwrenching Defeat Keeps Penn State Football on Edge
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — What this team needs now is validation of their work since January, when Bill O’Brien walked into the Lasch Football Building, re-polished an archaic program and made them believe Penn State could be relevant at a time when the NCAA blackballed them.
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Penn State Football: Ficken’s Poor Kicking Helps Sink Nittany Lions at Virginia
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – If Sam Ficken makes the extra point, which was partially blocked, Penn State forces overtime. If he makes any of the four field goals he missed, the Nittany Lions would have won and Bill O’Brien would be 1-1 and not 0-2 following his first road game.
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Penn State Football Notebook: Paul Jones Getting a Look at Tight End
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — Paul Jones is busy learning a different playbook these days. The redshirt sophomore, who has yet to play a down of college football, is getting a look at the “F” tight end position in Bill O’Brien’s offense, the coach said following Saturday’s 17-16 loss to Virginia. Jones will continue to work…