February 2015
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DUI Memorial Comes to State College To Encourage Safe Decisions Over the Weekend
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State College and Penn State police want everyone to know the dangers of drinking and driving, so they took their message to the streets. The mobile DUI Victim’s Memorial […]
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Penn State Hockey: Bettman Likes Idea Of NHL Hockey In Beaver Stadium
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According to the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman likes the idea of a Penguins-Flyers game at Beaver Stadium. But liking the idea and having it take place in […]
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Penn State, State College Noon News And Features: Thursday, February 26
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Penn State, State College and Centre County are making news all over the web. Every weekday at noon we post links to some of the most noteworthy stories.
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Bryce Jordan Center May Start Selling Alcohol at Select Events
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“Alcohol can be consumed in a manner that adds no safety or security issues, and we believe if it’s done in a controlled way, in an environment where there are limits and restrictions built into the system, that those of legal age to drink will respond appropriately and responsibly.”
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The Chieftains and Friends Bringing Irish Music, Dance to Eisenhower
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The Chieftains, the world’s preeminent traditional Celtic band, returns to Eisenhower Auditorium as part of its annual North American tour leading up to St. Patrick’s Day. Audiences adore the […]
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Taxpayers Could Foot Big Legal Bills From Fight Over Parks Miller Forgery Allegations
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The Centre County Commissioners and the Centre County District Attorney are doing battle in the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, but it’s taxpayers who might wind up getting socked with what could […]
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The Snow Day Call, A No-Win Situation
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Apparently most parents were way tougher than today’s kids. We’re armed with vivid memories of waiting outside half an hour for the school bus that picked us up three miles from our house on days when the wind chill was 40 below.
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Harris Township Interviews Candidates to Replace Christopher Lee, Unable to Reach Consensus
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The Harris Township Board of Supervisors interviewed four possible replacements for former supervisor Christopher Lee, but the position remains open for the time being. All four current supervisors agreed […]
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Penn State Football: Single Season Ticket Prices Released For 2015 Campaign
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Penn State Athletics has announced the variable prices for single game public football tickets during the 2015 season. Much like the 2014 season, ticket prices will go as low […]
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Business Incubator Attracting Budding Entrepreneurs
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Maybe you haven’t heard of the New Leaf Initiative, but it’s a growing force in the community. This small business incubator, operating out of the State College Municipal Building, now has 300 people pooling their passions to make an impact. Details from the Centre County Report.