May 2014
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Paterno Family, NCAA and Penn State Make Arguments Over Freeh Documents
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“We’d like to see what the documents actually say. We’d like to know what the facts are. And we don’t know why people are saying keep a complete curtain on it. … Let’s get on with it,” says Plaintiffs’ attorney L. Joseph Loveland.
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NCAA: Penn State Did Not Have Gun to Head
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NCAA attorney Everett Johnson Jr. argued that the plaintiffs’ claims the NCAA held a “gun to the head” of Penn State forcing the university to agree to the unprecedented sanctions is false and that Penn State simply had a choice between two undesirable options – sign the consent decree with pro
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Residents Put on Alert Following Two Late Night Arson Incidents
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Two State College families are reported safe after two separate arson attacks late Sunday night. Police are asking nearby residents to check their property for any sign of fire and they’re warning people to be on the alert.
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VA Scandal Suggests Veterans’ Medical Care Needs Total Overhaul
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Seriously. What is wrong with people? More importantly, what is wrong with a government system in which the quest for power and bonuses results in fellow citizens being treated so horribly?
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Voters to Decide School Referendum Tuesday, Many Other Options in Primary Election
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State College area voters are faced with many choices in Tuesday’s Primary Election. None of those choices will be bigger than the referendum vote on proposed renovations for the State College Area High School.
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Penn State Football: James Franklin’s Long Way Home to East Stroudsburg
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James Franklin graduated from East Stroudsburg University in 1995 with 23 school records, a degree in psychology and an unfortunate stint sporting a box fade haircut. He returns almost two decades later on Wednesday as the bald-headed head football coach at Penn State.
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Former State College Radio Personality Finds Success in Pittsburgh
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“Honestly, I turned it down at first. I said, ‘I don’t know if I want to do this.’ I loved State College and I didn’t want to move. Luckily, I talked to the right people and decided it was a great opportunity. Thankfully, I took it because it was my ticket to Pittsburgh,” she says.
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Nutrition Tips for Seniors
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Healthy eating provides adults 50 and older with many benefits including increased mental awareness, resistances to illness, higher energy levels and better health and body management.
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Construction Work to Close South Burrowes Street
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A section of South Burrowes Street will be closed to traffic as construction crews continue replacing an aging water main along West College Avenue.
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Judge to Hear Arguments in Paterno Family’s Fight to See Freeh Documents
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In the lawsuit suit, the family asks for damages related to the sanctions the NCAA leveled against Penn State’s football program following Sandusky’s arrest.