StateCollege.com Staff
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Taste of the Month: Rusty Rail Brewing Company
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The Rusty Rail Brewing Company in Mifflinburg currently encompasses 50,000 square feet of a 250,000-square-foot brick building that had a rich history in the manufacturing industry. Originally built in 1911, the building at one time was where buggies, carriage bodies, gears, axles, and automobile bodies were assembled. In 2013, two brothers, Paul and Eric John…
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Taste of the Month: Hummingbird Room
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Life is an adventure, with many faraway lands to explore, fascinating people to meet, exotic foods to try, and new experiences to savor. That is the philosophy that the owners of the Hummingbird Room live by. After a 10-year hiatus, the Sarnows are back doing what they love, but not in the tradition
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Lunch with Mimi: Moses Davis
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Moses Davis is a true believer that each of us has the ability to change the world and leave a lasting legacy for those who come after us.
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Lunch with Mimi: Moses Davis
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Moses Davis is a true believer that each of us has the ability to change the world and leave a lasting legacy for those who come after us. As an advocate for social change, his favorite quote is by Mahatma Gandhi: “Be the change you wish to see in the world.” As director of the…
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Taste of the Month: Hummingbird Room
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Life is an adventure, with many faraway lands to explore, fascinating people to meet, exotic foods to try, and new experiences to savor. That is the philosophy that the owners of the Hummingbird Room live by. After a 10-year hiatus, the Sarnows are back doing what they love, but not in the traditional sense of…
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Taste of the Valley
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Town&Gown asked three local chefs/restaurateurs to take a look back at the changes in the food and restaurant industry in the past 10 years and what diners can expect to see in the coming new year.
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SCASD Releases Latest Renderings For Ongoing High School Renovation Project
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With the State College Area High School renovation project well underway, the school district released several new renderings giving students and the general public a look at what the multimillion dollar project will look like as it slowly closes in on completion.
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Penn State study examines adolescent hearing loss
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UNIVERSITY PARK — Adding higher frequencies to the American Academy of Pediatrics hearing test protocol helps detect adolescent hearing loss, according to a team of pediatricians and audiologists. ‘If we can detect hearing loss when it’s mild, we can modify behavior,’ said Deepa Sekhar, associate professor of pediatrics, Penn State College of Medicine. ‘You can’t reverse hearing…
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Lunch with Mimi
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Joe Cohen and Jack Harper were friends and competitors who had no idea that, many years later, their two shops would become one. In 1926, Cohen opened The Young Men’s Shop on 11th Street in Altoona. Meanwhile, Penn State alum Harper opened his “custom shop for men” on West College Avenue in State College, in…
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Taste of the Valley
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The restaurant industry has undergone tremendous changes over the past 10 years, in no small part due to technology and changing lifestyles. With diet, nutrition, and sustainability top of mind, diners are seeking to rediscover traditional cooking methods, explore global cuisines, and restaurants that offer value. Restaurants have to work hard to stay competitive and…