Jenna Spinelle, Town&Gown
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Launched from Elk Creek Café: Penns Valley Native Strikes a New Chord on the National Stage
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As Judy Hyman tells the story, Gus Tritsch and his mother arrived at the Elk Creek Café in Millheim in 2008 to watch Hyman’s band, The Horse Flies, at soundcheck. Tritsch was four at the time and had recently started taking violin lessons from her. As she would soon learn, Tritsch was not like any…
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How a Facebook Page Is Helping Concession Vendors Connect with Customers This Summer
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From Arts Fest to the Grange Fair, many of Centre County’s large festivals and events this summer have been canceled because of public health concerns surrounding COVID-19. One of the many consequences of the cancelations is that the county’s residents won’t have the same opportunity for funne
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Taste of the Month: A Facebook page is helping concession vendors connect with customers this summer
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From Arts Fest to the Grange Fair, many of Centre County’s large festivals and events this summer have been canceled because of public health concerns surrounding COVID-19. One of the many consequences of the cancelations is that the county’s residents won’t have the same opportunity for funnel cakes, French fries, BBQ, and other quintessential fair…
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Help Me! Meditation Can Help Calm a Busy Mind in an Age of Distraction
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At a time when an endless barrage of information and requests is rarely more than arm’s length away, we could all stand to disconnect from technology and reconnect with our thoughts. I took the plunge into meditation a few weeks ago, and I’m really glad I did.
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Help Me! Meditation can help calm a busy mind in an age of distraction
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This installment of “Help Me!” is a little more, well, existential than the others in the series thus far. As soon as I read Vincent’s stories about ballroom dancing and buying some more stylish clothes, I knew this series would be the perfect excuse for me to try something I’ve been meaning to do for…
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THON Experience Inspires Former Leaders as They Pursue Varied Careers
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Being involved in THON has impacted the careers of those who served as leaders. Some have gone on to careers in the nonprofit sector, while others utilize the organizational and leadership skills they learned in the corporate world. No matter where their careers have gone, these individuals have not
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All-Star Alums
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From traveling the world to making a difference close to home, alumni of Centre County’s high schools are using the foundation built in school to carve out successful paths for themselves and help others along the way. This year’s group of All-Star Alumni includes two Penn State grads who built successful companies, a world-traveling…
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Protection, Peace and Perception: Centre County Police Officers Take on Many Roles
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Every day, hundreds of people across Centre County go to work protecting the community. They make decisions in the blink of an eye that could literally mean a person’s life or death. They play the roles of parent, companion, and therapist — sometimes all at once. And, thanks to smartphones and s
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Forever For The Kids
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From fund-raising pioneers to cancer survivors, these families continue to embody THON today.
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People Who Make a Difference
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This year’s edition of “People Who Make a Difference” shows that having a disability does not make someone disabled. Emily Frederick, Tom Kleban, and Michelle McManus might not do things in the same way as others, but that does not lessen their desire to do good work in the community. Their disabilities do…