April 2019
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Car Crashes into South Atherton Street House
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A car crashed into a State College house Friday morning, marking the second time in seven months the same home has been struck by a speeding vehicle. This time, however, the crash resulted in no injuries.
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Cable Median Barriers to Be Installed on I-99, Route 322
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Installation of cable median barriers on several Central Pennsylvania highways, including two areas in Centre County, will begin next week, according to PennDOT.
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In First Year as Head Coach, Dinsmore Stresses Family Atmosphere for State High Baseball
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Jeremy Dinsmore took over the head coaching position for State High baseball this season, and he is looking for ways his team can leave an impact both on and off the field.
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TGIF: State College Weekend Events for April 5-7
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It’s a busy first weekend in April, with the 15th annual Penn State Powwow, a three-day preview event for the Central PA Theatre and Dance Fest and Centre Stage’s production of To Kill a Mockingbird.
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National Tour of Honor Stop Located in Bellefonte
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This summer you may see a few more motorcycle riders cruising into Bellefonte to pay their respects at the Soldiers and Sailors War Memorial in front of the Centre County Courthouse. The memorial is one of seven in the state to be part of the national Tour of Honor campaign that kicked off on April
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Penn State’s Supa Six: Amos, Smith & Robinson Return for Panel on Blue-White Friday
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Adrian Amos, Deion Barnes, Bill Belton, Kyle Carter, Allen Robinson and Donovan Smith. The Supa Six has a special place in Penn State football history. Undervalued, in fact. Recruited by Joe Paterno, the six former Nittany Lions arrived in 2011 and over the next four years they were in many ways and…
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Penn State Football: Plenty Of Options, But Will Nittany Lions Really Roll More Than One Primary Back?
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Penn State running back’s coach Ja’Juan Seider is confident in his room, not short on youth or talent, it presents the Nittany Lions with one of the more open running back races in recent years.
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State College Considers Temporary Tax Break for Redevelopment of Older Downtown Buildings
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State College Borough Council is considering a 10-year tax abatement program on improvements made to redevelop the Glennland Building and 19 other aging or deteriorating properties in the downtown.
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Plans Underway for New Bellefonte Brewery
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Licensing applications, rezoning requests and renovations are underway for a proposed new brewery on Axemann Road in Bellefonte.
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Family Establishes Penn State Scholarship in Memory of Osaze Osagie
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The family of a State College man who was shot and killed by borough police in March has established a scholarship in his name at Penn State to assist students dealing with mental health issues, the university announced on Wednesday.