StateCollege.com Staff
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It’s Time to Shop Small on ‘Small Business Saturday’
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When it comes to holiday shopping, large retail stores dominate the market. Recently, however, there has been a nationwide push to divert holiday sales to local businesses instead. This trend has become so popular that the day after Black Friday has been dubbed “Small Business Saturday.”
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Food Bank Increases Distribution Around Holidays
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The State College Food Bank, located at 1321 S. Atherton St., is stocking its shelves to meet increased needs around the holiday season and provide the 784 households that it serves with two special holiday distributions.
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Battling the Bulge: How to Avoid Holiday Weight Gain
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Research shows that most of us gain at least some amount of weight over the holiday season. With all of the temptations of the holiday season, it’s hard not to! This year, though, let’s take a stand on holiday weight gain.
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Sandusky Again Petitions Court for Potentially Nonexistent Reeder Report
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Attorneys for convicted child sexual abuser Jerry Sandusky are again trying to hunt down a report that might not even exist. In his filing, Lindsay asked for subpoena power to obtain the report regarding leaks from the grand jury that ultimately recommended charges be filed.
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State College: What Are You Thankful For?
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It’s the time of the year when we take a few moments to reflect on and appreciate what we’re most thankful for. That’s where you come in, State College. All of us here at StateCollege.com could tell you what we’re most thankful for on Thanksgiving Week, but we’re more interested in what you
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It’s Turkey Time: Thanksgiving Week Events
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As most students pack up to go home for the holiday, those who call State College home get ready for an eventful weekend with various Thanksgiving events around town.
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Penn State Football: Bowl Projections Still All Over The Place
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With one game left against No. 9 Michigan State, which just beat Ohio State, the Nittany Lions’ bowl projections are still all over the place, but one things clear: Penn State will be underdogs there, too.
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Organic Valley VP to Discuss Promoting Sustainable Consumption
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Lewis Goldstein, an innovative marketer and seasoned professional in the consumer packaged goods sector, will discuss the challenges of promoting organic food as a form of sustainable consumption, as well as the ethics of labeling and packaging organics.
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Gameday Media Preview: Michigan Edition
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Hackenberg & Co. will look to send the senior class off with possibly the biggest win of any of their careers. So, for those observing from outside the stadium, find all the must-have media information you’ll need for Michigan vs. Penn State.
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Trinity Lutheran Church Celebrates 50 Years
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On Nov. 15, Trinity Lutheran Church in State College celebrated its 50th anniversary by recreating its first service. The Rev. Ronald C. Miller Jr., pastor of Trinity, and the Rev. Michael Rhyne, bishop of the Allegheny Synod, shared the pulpit while following the original bulletin from 1965.