Vincent Corso
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Dunkin’ Donuts construction has started on the Benner Pike
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BELLEFONTE — Those looking for a doughnut and a cup of coffee in Bellefonte will have a new option soon, as construction of a new Dunkin’ Donuts has started on the Benner Pike. Located on the land between Bellefonte Lanes and Greystone, the 2,279-square-foot store should be open by December or January, hopes owner Eric…
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Used furniture store to close in State College
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STATE COLLEGE — After nine years in business, Pete Hosler has decided to close his Westerly Parkway Plaza store, Pete’s Used Furniture. According to Hosler, with shoppers doing more online shopping, he is seeing less business. With his rent set to almost triple, he feels he can no longer stay in business. “One…
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Cultural Crossroads: There’s Something Special Happening in Millheim
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Something special is happening in Millheim, and you can feel it on the streets. Well, maybe it is more that you can feel it on the street, because, really, there is only one major road through town. Millheim is a small community of around 900 people. But on that street in this rural community in…
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Fair Food: Always something new and fun
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CENTRE HALL — One of the best things about the Centre County Grange Fair is walking the streets to check out all the delicious fair food, looking for new things to try. It seems every year there is something new and exciting that takes the fair by storm. Deep-fried Oreos were once a novelty,…
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Parent inspires playground improvement project
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STATE COLLEGE — The Easterseals Child Development Center has made sure that it is accessible to kids with any kind of disability. It is important for the facility to be inclusive and available to all children, whether they use wheelchairs or walkers. However, the facility has one area that has a shortcoming — the…
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Finding Strength on the Trails
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The trail comes fast when you’re running down a mountain in central Pennsylvania. You don’t have time to think, and it is a good thing, because if you did, your brain might tell you to slow down.
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Kids Use Central PA Arts Fest Sidewalk Sale to Share Creations
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Last year, Ele Jordan and her friend Avery Fuller set up a stand at the Children and Youth Sidewalk Sale during the Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts and sold dream bottles filled with glitter, which looked oh-so-pretty when you shook them and made a wish.
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Bellefonte resident, Penn State grad, proud of service in Korea
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BELLEFONTE — When Derek Bartlett joined the Army 10 years ago, he was hoping to do something that mattered. After a stressful yearlong stint in South Korea, he came back home to Bellefonte recently feeling like he has done that. Bartlett spent his time near the demilitarized zone looking at things across the 38th parallel,…
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For the 30th Year, the Historic Bellefonte Cruise Celebrates a Tradition That Was ‘a Sight to See’
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You can hear them coming from miles around. The engines roar as a parade of cars makes its way down to the old Victorian town for the Historic Bellefonte Cruise motorcycle and car show.
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30 years and 30 reasons to visit the Bellefonte Cruise
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30 years and 30 reasons to visit the Bellefonte Cruise BELLEFONTE — The Bellefonte Cruise has entered is 30th consecutive year and there’s plenty of reasons to visit the event this in 2018. And, we’ve come up with 30 of them. 1. Meet the car owners. Learn about the work they do to…