April 2013
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Penn State Says Cost of Sandusky Scandal Tops $42 Million
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According to records posted on the university’s “Progress” webpage, the total outlay now stands at a staggering $42,942,799.
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Viral Videos: Two Dogs Walk Into a Restaurant…
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What would happen if you dressed up a couple of dogs to look like people and took them to a restaurant? It’s somehow hard not to watch these chow hounds chow down while using such impeccable table manners.
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Penn State Graduate Plays Key Role In $260 Million Student Rental Deal: Biggest Ever
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Hundreds of millions of dollars are changing hands thanks to a complex deal involving a State College-based student rental company. Copper Beech Townhome Communities has several properties in the area including Copper Beech I & II, Oakwood, Oak Hill, Northbrook Greens, and Parkway Plaza.
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Penn State, State College Noon News and Features: Monday, April 8
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State College, Penn State and Centre County are making news all over cyberspace. We post links to the most noteworthy stories every weekday in Afternoon News & Features.
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PennDot Grants Awarded for Traffic Light Upgrades in State College area
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News for Immediate Release April 5, 2013 Red Light Enforcement Funding Distributed for Safety Improvements Clearfield – PennDOT today announced that $154,775 in Automated Red Light Enforcement (ARLE) funding will be distributed to five municipalities located in its Engineering District 2 area. Statewide, approximately $4.7 million in grants are being distributed to…
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Is This the New Normal? Penn State’s Board of Trustees Electon is Not About a Single Issue
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Many have said that the Sandusky scandal is not Penn State. If that is true, the election of the people who oversee the future direction of our beloved university should not be based on one issue.
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Countdown to Blue-White / 12 Days: Breaking Down Penn State’s Roster by The Numbers
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Breaking down Penn State’s roster by the numbers. Do you know how many players are under six feet tall?
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Bill O’Brien: This is a Big Week for Penn State Football
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There is still a lot on the coach’s spring to-do list: Find a starting quarterback. Special teams help. Quality reps for young players. Finalizing starters. In the search for some answers, he will cram four practices into the next six days — Monday then Wednesday then Friday then Saturday.
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PineWood Derby Competition Brings Out Wild Designs as Cub Scouts Race to Victory
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Dozens of area Cub Scouts and their families flocked to the Nittany Mall Saturday morning to take part in the Pinewood Derby. For the uninitiated, it goes like this: The scouts build racing cars out of blocks of wood and then go head-to-head in an exciting competition.
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5 Surefire Keys to Success as Anxious Anglers Get Ready for Trout Season 2013
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For those who want to catch more stocked trout on April 13, I offer these five fishing rules: Rule 1 — Go where the trout are. While it is true that you can sit at one spot with your bait anchored to the bottom and catch trout, you will usually catch more by moving from…