Vincent Corso
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Serving Far from Home
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Putting civilian life on hold and being away from family are just two sacrifices made by veterans.
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Retired PSU professor creates blue and white potato chips
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STATE COLLEGE — Potato chips are a must-have tailgate food, and a local company has made what might become the must-have Penn State tailgate snack. Tailgater Taters potato chips are blue and white all the way, and yes, you can take that literally. Made from Centre County-grown blue and white6 colored potatoes, the snack…
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Nosh Café & Grill closed
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STATE COLLEGE — In March, NOSH! Café & Grill held a grand opening at 115 E. Beaver Ave., and now, just eight months later, the business is closed. Customers who visited the business on Oct. 28 were met with a locked door and a sign that proclaimed the business was closed and noted it…
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Serving Far From Home: Putting civilian life on hold, being away from family are just two sacrifices made by vets
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It is not an easy thing to do at any age in any circumstance: picking up, leaving your family and friends to join the military. When people sign up, they never know where they might end up having to serve, and many loved ones back home worry that the worst might happen. Besides the…
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Football and Community Are Family Affairs for Renaissance Fund Honoree James Franklin, His Wife, Fumi, and Their Daughters
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James Franklin, with his family by his side, has helped build upon the pride of the Penn State community through hard work, a focus on education and community service, and winning. With that, the board of Penn State’s Renaissance Fund selected him as its 2019 honoree.
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Nomad Kitchen finds a home
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BELLEFONTE — After years of wandering around the county, taking her food to the people in her popular food truck — Nomad Kitchen — chef Meghan McCracken has now found a home in the kitchen at Big Springs Spirits. In early July, she settled in as the main chef at the Bellefonte distillery…
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Help Me! I want to teach my dog some new tricks
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Let me start this off by saying that I was never a dog person until I met my partner, Becky. At first, my interactions with her dogs Stella and Bertha were very measured. I never had dogs growing up and I wasn’t sure what to do with them, and maybe I was a little…
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Help Me! I Want to Work the Stream Like Joe Humphreys
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Recently, I got to know fly fishing legend Joe Humphreys through a couple of stories I wrote. I asked him if he would teach me how to fly fish. I was thrilled when he was up for the challenge.
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Broadway Senior Program Gives Juniper Village Residents a Chance to Prove It’s Never Too Late to Connect with the Power of Theater
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An intrepid group of residents is learning to come out of their shells on the stage in a new musical theater program at Juniper Village at Brookline, proving that it is never too late to learn, grow, and try new things.
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Help Me! I Want to Work the Stream Like Joe Humphreys
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There is something magical and wondrous about watching fly fishers reading and working the stream. With a flick of the wrist, the rod snaps back, the fishing line zips back like a lasso, and then out onto the stream, casting a fly out onto the water, hoping to draw in the big one. It…