Elizabeth Molek, Town&Gown
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Highlighting Hustle in Happy Valley: Teacher and Podcaster Bill Zimmerman Provides an Empowering Platform for Local Entrepreneurs
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What began as an idea aided by an inexpensive microphone from Amazon has become a flourishing space for entrepreneurs in central Pennsylvania. Whether it be on travel, food, career development, or even something as niche as listening to people review Harry Potter books chapter by chapter, chances are there is a podcast for everyone. Bill Zimmerman, a…
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Taste of the Month: With Freshly-Made Wraps and Melts – and a Variety of Ice Cream Flavors – Happy Wraps Has Found a Home in Bellefonte
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BELLEFONTE — There’s usually a reason why people pass through a small town and never leave. For some, it’s the charm of walking down the street and knowing everyone who passes by, but for Gary Landon, owner of Happy Wraps on High Street in Bellefonte, it’s the community outreach and support. “Bellefonte is a bustling…
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Artist of the Month: Local author Kaila Clancy finds her niche with a little help from her 3-year-old daughter
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We all have books that fill us with nostalgia, taking us right back to childhood. Local children’s book author and stay-at-home-mom Kaila Clancy finds the inspiration behind her works from her 3-year-old daughter. From her days working in summer camps, and courses taken in human development and family studies, Clancy brings a lot of…
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Taste of the Month: Featuring freshly-made wraps and melts – and a variety of ice cream flavors – Happy Wraps has found a home in Bellefonte
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There’s usually a reason why people pass through a small town and never leave. For some, it’s the charm of walking down the street and knowing everyone who passes by, but for Gary Landon, owner of Happy Wraps on High Street in Bellefonte, it’s the community outreach and support. “Bellefonte is a bustling place…
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For Aaronsburg Pottery’s Scot Paterson, Art Begins With a Pile of Clay and an Appreciation for His Customer
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You can find Scot Paterson on any given mid-morning strolling out to his self-renovated backyard workshop, finished off with reclaimed barn siding. The reflective bright blue hues of glazed mugs contrast the matte color of the untouched clay.
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All About Options: David Gingher made his mark at Penn State by bringing name-brand dining choices to campus
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You could say David Gingher traveled a long way in retail from his days working the sales floor at Capperella’s Furniture in Bellefonte. Although over four decades have passed since his early years in retail, a couple of things never changed: Gingher’s unwavering dedication for customer satisfaction and his infectious personality. Gingher, the recently…
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Creativity at the Wheel: For Scot Paterson of Aaronsburg Pottery, art begins with a pile of clay and an appreciation for his customer
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You can find Scot Paterson on any given mid-morning strolling out to his self-renovated backyard workshop, finished off with reclaimed barn siding. The reflective bright blue hues of glazed mugs contrast the matte color of the untouched clay. Amongst the rustic workspace and shelves filled with pottery pieces of various shapes and sizes lies the…
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Bellefonte Art Museum’s Cranes Project Sends Inspiration Around the Nation – and the World
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The Bellefonte Art Museum for Centre County is taking resourcefulness during the pandemic to a higher level, while simultaneously spreading messages of hope.
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Artist of the Month: Bellefonte Art Museum’s Cranes project sends inspiration around the nation – and the world
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The Bellefonte Art Museum for Centre County is taking resourcefulness during the pandemic to a higher level, while simultaneously spreading messages of hope. Cranes for Hope is derived from the museum’s 1,000 Cranes Project, a 2019 exhibit that was part of its annual Imagination Celebration. The cranes were an interactive programming activity; each crane…
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For Penn State students, ‘some things will never be the same’
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Off-campus backyards brimming with students and large clusters of friends making their way downtown are sights that will be missing this year, if things go according to plan, as Penn State students settle back into Happy Valley. With the uncertainty and ever-changing regulations surrounding the return of students to college campuses across the United…