Town&Gown
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Creative Kids’ Sleepovers and Parties: ‘100% Joy’
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It’s after school on a Friday — slumber party time — but as kids descend on this birthday child’s house, they quicklyrealize that this party isn’t like any other sleepover […]
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Centre County’s Complicated Past Regarding Slavery
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Despite its celebrated role with the Underground Railroad, Centre County’s history with slavery was not always something to brag about. Most Centre Countians are probably aware — and, rightfully, proud […]
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Print Factory Promises ‘Foothold for Community’
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A newly opened bookstore in Bellefonte has been a long time coming — but The Print Factory is far more than just a bookstore. A community gathering and event space, […]
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Skills + Confidence + Trust at Camp Cadet
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During the last week of July and the first week of August, some local police and emergency services officers are taking time off work. They aren’t using the time to […]
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Retired Teacher Denise Kaminsky Writes Nittany Lion Books to Encourage Reading
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When teacher Denise Kaminsky decided to write children’s books for young, reluctant readers, she chose the most inspiring hero she could think of for the children of Penn Staters — […]
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Warm up at Ramyun Studio
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During cold Central Pennsylvania winter afternoons and evenings, Happy Valley diners can warm up at Ramyun Studio. Owner Don Kim says Ramyun Studio is an affordable, quick, and convenient way […]
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‘Billboard’ Jackson’s pivotal role
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During the Roaring ’20s, America experienced a cultural revolution that would echo throughout history, breaking from the traditional Victorian values of the previous century and ushering in an era of […]
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Bellefonte Brew Town
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Being that it is the county seat, you could say that Bellefonte is the heart of Centre County. But it wasn’t that long ago when that heart seemed to be […]
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Tails & Trails
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My adventures of late just haven’t been the same. You see, when I am out on the trail I often instinctively look down by my side at my dog, Peggy. […]
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Range’s childhood love of comic books evolved into HVC3
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Tom Range traces his love of comic books to a playground mishap that left his younger brother with two broken wrists. “I was in fifth grade. [Vince] was in third […]
