April 2019
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Making Tea with Skill: Discipline and Community at the Penn State Tea House
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It’s time to spill the tea on one of Penn State’s best-kept secrets: The Penn State Tea House. The Penn State Tea House (è“白色茶馆) was founded in 2009 by then-student Jason Cohen, who spent time traveling throughout China before enrolling at the university. Cohen frequented many open tea markets and befriended Chinese tea merchants,…
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Possible Measles Case Reported by Mount Nittany Health
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Mount Nittany Health Physician Group Pediatrics in Boalsburg reported a possible case of measles to the Pennsylvania Department of Health on Thursday.
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TGIF: State College Weekend Events for April 19-21
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If you’re on the hunt for Easter egg hunts, there are plenty to choose from around Centre County. You’ll also find Wild About Animals, theater, community events, sports and concerts — including The Machine, Twiddle, the Arts Crawl and Quarry Fest.
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Bonfatto’s Opens in New Location
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Those hungering for the famous Bonanza subs need to wait no longer. Bonfatto’s is open again.
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Reports: Tommy Stevens Will Not Return to Penn State
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A day after it was learned Penn State’s Tommy Stevens entered his name in the NCAA Transfer Portal, his father has confirmed the senior quarterback will not return to the Nittany Lions, according to reports by The Athletic’s Audrey Snyder and the Centre Daily Times’ John McGonigal.
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Watershed Cleanup Day Set for Saturday
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Individuals, families and groups can celebrate Earth Day Weekend and make an impact in their community by taking part in the 23rd Annual Watershed Cleanup Day, from 8 a.m. to noon.
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Hourly Fees at 3 Penn State Parking Decks to Be in Effect 24/7
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Visitors to Penn State will no longer have free parking overnight and on weekends at three parking decks on the University Park campus.
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Penn State Wrestling Adds Lehigh Transfer Matt Parker
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Penn State wrestling’s 125-pound weight class has been an interesting situation, to say the least, during the last three years. It got a bit more complicated on Thursday afternoon when Matt Parker announced he was transferring to Penn State from Lehigh.
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Anglers hit the streams in Penns Valley
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SPRING MILLS — The opening day of trout fishing season is a rite of spring in Centre County. The calendar says spring arrived nearly a month ago, but it doesn’t really seem like spring until fishermen line the banks of Centre County creeks. It is well known that some of the best trout fishing streams…
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Spring Mills powerlifters bring home several championships
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BIGLER — The TransFitness powerlifting team, of Spring Mills, performed well in the last two powerlifting meets that were held in Bigler. Everyone on the team won first place at the Central PA Open Powerlifting Meet that was held last year on December 15. Caroline Witter, lifted in the 114-pound class, bench pressed 104.5 pounds…