Town&Gown Magazine
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Hub of the Hobby: Jason Dambach Has Made His Shop a Community Gathering Place for Sports Card Collectors
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At Nittany Cards Plus, Jason Dambach’s focus is on keeping the hobby fun and accessible in a friendly community gathering place for collectors of all ages.
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From Autism to Inspiration: The Magic of Inclusion
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With State College-based Adaptive Magic in Motion, magic truly belong to everyone
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Local Historia: The Penn State Coach Behind the World Cup’s Greatest Shock
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Bill Jeffrey and the night American soccer stunned the world
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Reimagining Downtown Philipsburg
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How the Philipsburg Revitalization Corporation is rebuilding spaces, community pride and a long-term vision for the borough
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Three Decades of Live and Lively Folk Music With the Acoustic Brew Concert Series
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From Celtic tunes to singer-songwriters, a beloved concert series blends artistry, intimacy and community.
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The Women Keeping Centre County Safe and Paving the Way for Generations to Come
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Meet some of the Centre County first responders who are breaking barriers while building pathways.
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Centre of Adventure: Meet Me at the Beer Tap
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The Beer Tap, found up on the Tussey Mountain Ridge at a junction between trails, is exactly what it sounds like: a beer tap perched on a large stump in the woods. (Don’t get too excited, though. The lines are dry.)
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Bryce Jordan Center Celebrates 30 Years: ‘We Work When People Work, and We Work When People Play’
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Named for the university’s 14th president, the multi-purpose facility has become the major entertainment center for Central Pennsylvania over the last three decades, serving a wide range of needs — from academic convocations, cultural events, and conventions to athletics, concerts, alumni functions, and many other types of events.
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Local Historia: The Buckshot War of 1838
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Centre County and its residents played a role in one of the most tumultuous political sagas in Pennsylvania history: the Buckshot War.
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Rising Allergies, Simple Solutions
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If it seems like everyone around you is talking about their allergies or uncovering some new allergy later in life, you wouldn’t be wrong in thinking that people — specifically adults — just have more allergies than they used to.
