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State College Police Searching for Stolen Harley-Davidson Motorcycle
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State College police are asking for the public’s assistance locating a stolen motorcycle. The 2011 Harley-Davidson Super Glide was taken from outside 718 Bellaire Avenue on Tuesday, according to a police department release on Wednesday. The motorcycle is black and bears Pennsylvania registration plate 6VM27. Anyone with information about the stolen Harley is asked to…
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Advocacy Groups to Host Centre County Community Resource Fair
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Advocacy and human services organizations will hold a community resource fair for Centre County residents on Sunday, June 22, in Boalsburg. The event 2 to 4:30 p.m. in the Boalsburg Fire Hall, 113 E. Pine St., is hosted by Central Pennsylvania United, a member-led chapter of the grassroots advocacy organization Pennsylvania United. “Sunday’s event aims…
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Centre County United Way Launches 2025 Campaign
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Centre County United Way officially kicked off its 2025 campaign on Tuesday night with an event at the American Philatelic Society headquarters in Bellefonte. The gathering welcomed donors, nonprofit organizations, volunteers and community members to celebrate CCUW’s mission to improve the lives of Centre County residents and launch the “Thriving United” fundraising effort in support…
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Parade, Festival to Highlight State College Pride 2025
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A parade and festival on Saturday will highlight State College Pride’s fifth year of celebrating community and inclusion. Hosted by Centre LGBT+, the festivities will kick off at 10 a.m. with the parade making its way through downtown on South Allen Street, West College Avenue and South Burrowes Street. Jacob Kelley, also known as Trixy…
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South Hills Hosts Annual Summer Music Picnic Series
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The Summer Music Picnic Series has returned to the South Hills School of Business & Technology in State College for the 36th year, with live performances mosts Sundays through Aug. 24. Concert grounds at the school, 480 Waupelani Drive, open at 5 p.m. when guests are invited to find a picnic table or spread out…
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Nittany Valley Symphony Names New Executive Director
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The Nittany Valley Symphony has a new executive director with a background in both nonprofit development and music. Rebecca Richards has been selected by the community orchestra’s board to succeed Gabriel Herrera, who left to pursue a doctorate in music at the University of Miami after less than a year in the role. Richards holds…
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AAUW Used Book Sale Sees Record Attendance, Strong Sales
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AAUW State College welcomed a record number of shoppers and raised more than $200,000 during its 63rd annual Used Book Sale held May 17-20. The event at Penn State’s Snider Ag Arena brought in 7.267 people, a 4.5% increase over last year, and had gross sales totaling $211,475, according to the nonprofit organization. “The increased…
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North Atherton Farmers Market Set to Kick Off 2025 Season
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A State College area farmers market is ready to kick off its 2025 season this weekend, joining the annual lineup of places to get fresh, local produce, meats, baked goods and more. The North Atherton Farmers Market will ring its opening bell on Saturday morning in the Home Depot parking lot at 2615 Greentech Drive.…
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CATA Offering Free Summer Youth Passes
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The Centre Area Transportation Authority is offering local youth free rides for the summer. Now through Aug. 31, riders 18 and younger can get unlimited access to CATA services, including CATA Bus and CATA Go, at no cost with a free Youth Pass. To obtain a free Youth Pass, students must visit CATA’s customer service…
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Annual Celebration to Kick Off Mental Health Awareness Month in Centre County
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Skills of Central PA will host its 19th Annual Mental Health Awareness Month Kickoff Celebration at 5 p.m. on Thursday, May 1. For the second consecutive year, the event will take place at the Wasson Farm event barn, 2545 Shingletown Road, State College. Admission is free and open to all for the celebration, which will include…