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State College, Penn State and Centre County are in the news all over cyberspace. We post links to the most noteworthy local stories every weekday in Afternoon News & Features.
Here’s Tuesday’s offering:
News:
- School Official Says ‘Doube-Dip’ Pension Costs Local Taxpayers $140,000 – StateCollege.com
- Penn State to Hold Three Presidential Search Forums Next Week – StateCollege.com
- Penn State’s Sandusky Scandal-Related Fees Top $41 Million, Including $12 Million NCAA Fine – StateCollege.com
Sports:
- Penn State Football: Nittany Lions Look to Impress on Pro Day – StateCollege.com
- High School Tennis: State College Opens Season with Victory – Centre Daily Times
- Why I love the NCAA Tournament and Its Underdogs – PennLive.com
Columns and Opinion:
- Unprecedented Lack of UPUA Competition is Concerning – The Daily Collegian
Onward State:
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Ferguson Township Supervisors Weigh Increased Funding for Emergency Services
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