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AAUW State College panel to address property tax reform
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STATE COLLEGE — Whether you own property or not, a bill scheduled to come up during this year’s legislative session will affect you, according to the American Association of University Women. A discussion about eliminating school property taxes is poised to take center stage in the Pennsylvania legislature. Senate Bill 76 proposes to eliminate…
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7 Questions to Ask Your Doctor about Opioids
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The HOPE Initiative recommends asking your doctor the following questions about opioid pain medications. HOPE offers general answers here.
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Artist’s Exhibit in State College Helps Conserve Natural Landscapes
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Rich colors and warm sunlight weave through an exhibit of 26 pieces by pastel artist Jennifer Shuey featured during April at Zola Kitchen and Wine Bar, 324 W. College Ave.
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Central Pennsylvania students invited to submit artwork for congressional competition
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WASHINGTON — U.S. Rep. Glenn ‘G.T.’ Thompson, R-Howard Township, is inviting high school students to submit artwork for the 2017 Congressional Art Competition. The winning piece of artwork from each congressional district will be displayed in a special exhibit in the U.S. Capitol. “This is a great opportunity for young artists to have…
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7 questions to ask your doctor about opioids
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The HOPE Initiative recommends asking your doctor the following questions about opioid pain medications. HOPE offers general answers here. 1. Is this prescription for pain medication an opioid? Your doctor can tell you what an opioid is, and how to use it safely to relieve pain. 2. At what level of pain…
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Bellefonte Scout earns Eagle rank, like his grandfather
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BELLEFONTE — An Eagle Scout Court of Honor for Noah C. Gaus, of Boy Scout Troop 370 of Bellefonte, recently took place at the Bellefonte Faith United Methodist Church. Gaus, son of Frank and Charlene Gaus, of Bellefonte, is a senior at Bellefonte Area High School and plans to attend Penn State University…
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500 students, 85 businesses attend South Hills School of Business and Technology career fair
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BOALSBURG — “Success” was the operative word at South Hills School of Business and Technology’s Annual Network and Career Fair, held March 30 at Mountain View Country Club. The event marked the start of the hiring season for South Hills’ graduates and current students seeking internship and employment opportunities. More than 500 students from the…
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Soaring Heights in State College ‘Lights it up Blue’
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STATE COLLEGE — On April 1, students at Soaring Heights School in State College displayed artwork celebrating “Light It Up Blue,” a day of recognition for people with autism. Students at SHS painted and arranged the artwork at school and had the work displayed in various downtown business in State College. Soaring Heights School is…
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Artist’s exhibit in State College helps conserve natural landscapes
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STATE COLLEGE — Rich colors and warm sunlight weave through an exhibit of 26 pieces by pastel artist Jennifer Shuey featured during April at Zola Kitchen and Wine Bar, 324 W. College Ave. The exhibit is presented by the Art Alliance of Central Pennsylvania. An artist’s reception will be held from 5 to…
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Bellefonte Art Museum exhibit to feature Kimberly Gates Flick
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BELLEFONTE — Artist Kimberly Gates Flick’s works, including “Hung Hope,” will be on display through April 30 in the Sieg Gallery of the Bellefonte Art Museum for Centre County, 133 N. Allegheny St., Bellefonte.