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The Path for Women
in Business Columns, Business News, Columns, Community & Entertainment, Local News, Other, State College, StateCollege.com—
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With the passing of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, I was reminded how far women have come with rights and finances. It seemed like a good time to review and refresh how far we have come and what still needs to be done.
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Back to Breakfast: At 50 Percent Capacity, Bellefonte Waffle Shop Reopens
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After a long six months, The Waffle Shop in Bellefonte opened its doors on Thursday after the state allowed restaurants to operate at up to 50% capacity beginning this week.
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Commercial Development Near Bellefonte Expected to Create Hundreds of New Jobs
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A new commercial development along Benner Pike near Bellefonte is expected to spur economic activity and bring “hundreds of newly created jobs,” the Centre County Industrial Development Corporation announced on Thursday.
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State College School Board Approves Fall Sports Competition Plans
in Local & Penn State Sports, Local News, Other, Sports News, State College, State High Sports, StateCollege.com, Virtual—
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State College Area School Board on Thursday night approved plans that will allow for fall sports teams to participate in competitions this fall. But just how that will play out for each team remains to be seen.
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Penn State Wrestling Adds Nation’s No. 2 Recruit to 2021 Class
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Penn State wrestling added one of the nation’s top prospects to its class of 2021 Monday night.
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Weirdoughs Pizza Continuing Family Legacy on College Avenue
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Weirdoughs Custom Pizzeria, a new create-your-own pizza shop, launched with a soft opening at 204 E. College Ave. this weekend. The restaurant debuted just a few months after its predecessor, Brothers Pizza, closed its doors in May after more than four decades in business.
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Sidewalks at Issue in Rural King’s Plans for Nittany Mall
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Rural King’s plans to come to the Nittany Mall are still in the works, but there is no current timetable as those plans are being reviewed by College Township.
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With ‘Helping Happy Valley’ Initiative, Community Leaders Look to Aid Struggling Local Businesses
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The Helping Happy Valley Initiative aims to help the local business community through marketing, partnerships and financial assistance
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Examining the New Era of House Calls
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In the age of COVID-19, people have been changing the way they stay in touch with family and friends, using virtual methods to stay connected. Healthcare systems are doing the same by offering telehealth services for patients and providers to connect virtually.
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Bradley’s Book Outlet Closing Retail Stores, Including Nittany Mall Location
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With declining retail sales exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, a Nittany Mall store is closing its doors at the end of 2020.