April 2019
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Dreamers’ Circus Will Share Reimagined Nordic Folk Music at Schwab Auditorium
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Last April, a Schwab Auditorium crowd responded enthusiastically to the Danish String Quartet’s performance of classical music. But audience members got especially excited when violinist Rune Tonsgaard Sørensen led the foursome in arrangements of half a dozen Nordic folk tunes.
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The Runaround: Why Does the Boston Marathon Matter So Much?
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When you hear the word marathon, what race comes to mind? For most people, THE marathon is the Boston Marathon. But why do so many athletes have the Boston Marathon as one of their bucket list running goals? Doug Schunk takes a look and previews upcoming local races.
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High School Senior Running for Seat on Bellefonte School Board
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Max Kroell is no stranger to elections. President of his class for the fourth year, the senior at Bellefonte Area High School has been active in both school and the community. He has been attending the school board meetings and feels he has something to offer the group.
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Letter: Friedenberg Is the Clear Choice to Represent the 12th District
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On the same day as our party primary elections, voters in this 15-county district will also choose our next congressman. Let’s get it right this time.
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Letter: Fred Keller Is Best Prepared to Lead
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From being raised in a house with no running water or electricity during the 1960s, to his congressional candidacy for the 12th district special election on May 21, Fred Keller has come so far in life – and yet not once has he ever strayed away from his devotion to neighbors and strangers alike. C
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Letter: Drunk Driving on Rural Centre County Roads Is a Problem
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Thankfully, the chances that an impaired driver will be pulled over along Pennsylvania’s major highways are greater now than in years past, and the penalties are stiffer. But our rural, single-lane township roads, with their associated low traffic, scarce streetlights and absent municipal enforcem