Zach Berger

It happened at a busy intersection late Monday afternoon. Witnesses reportedly told police that the light on Atherton Street had turned red just prior to the crash. This is the second fatal accident at the same location in less than a year.

“Right now many of our food purveyors are local and some also organic, and every year our network of local farmers and vendors grows stronger and more diverse and our menu just keeps getting better,” Henshaw says.

“I’m just out here with the kids for a few hours,” says Mark Renson. “They love it here and if they’re happy for the holiday, so am I. The kids always look forward to coming here. It’s a really nice pool and they can keep themselves occupied here for hours.”

“As somebody with small children who’s new to the area, it’s very important to have community gatherings,” Alycia Demayo says. “It was a pleasant surprise when we moved here. People like to stay at their houses, so it’s great to have events like this to get out and meet people.”

Streets that are typically lined with Hondas and Nissans were instead displaying classic Mustangs, flashy Bel Airs, powerful Chargers, and throwback Ferraris. “I like any kind of muscle car. I like them all,” Randy Fohringer says. “I grew up in that era. It keeps you feeling young.”

“I’m a huge supporter of the Friends and Farmers Cooperative, who are sponsoring the event today,” says Dan McKenrick. “I’m just a big supporter of local farms and I wanted to come out and see what our community has to offer and participate in it.”

A drug deal turned ugly when a man was allegedly dragged from his car and beaten on Penn State’s campus. State College native Dennis Sieber Jr., 55, was arrested Tuesday for felony aggravated assault and a slew of misdemeanors, according to police.

“Because the preliminary injunction against the McShane Firm and Tanski was denied, the claim for declaratory relief asserted against them in the underlying complaint is moot,” attorneys for Grine said in a filing last Friday. “There is no reason for [them] to remain parties to this action.”

“It becomes a real parade atmosphere in town,” says Pat McCool, the Bellefonte Cruise organizer. “People line the streets and we have antique cars and muscle cars and show cars lapping the block. It’s really a good time for everyone who comes out.”