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Downtown State College Bakery Set to Close
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A downtown State College bakery is closing its shop after a little over a year in business. Caramel Afternoon Pastry and Catering’s last day of business at 214 E. Calder Way will be Sunday, Oct. 18, owner Seyhan Baskaya wrote in a social media post. Baskaya said she will be focusing on the catering aspect…
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Penn State at Michigan Game Preview and Score Prediction
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Riding a three-game losing skid, Penn State is desperately hoping to turn its season around with a trip to face Michigan in The Big House on Saturday. The Wolverines find themselves in an eerily similar situation, also searching for their first Big Ten win of the season following an underwhelming start, though they have beaten…
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Climb Nittany to Hold Grand Reopening Celebration
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A Boalsburg climbing gym will celebrate its grand reopening after dedicated community members came together to save it from permanent closure. The event at Climb Nittany, 328 Discovery Drive, will be held from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 18. It will feature Spoked Coffee from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Pancakes by Jake…
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Pa. Election 2026: Everything College Students Need to Know About Voting
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When it comes to voting, college students in Pennsylvania have multiple options. Here’s what you need to know ahead of the Nov. 3 election.
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What to Cut Back and What to Leave Standing in Your Garden’s Fall Cleanup
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Fall is garden cleanup time, but that doesn’t mean you should turn your property into a barren wasteland. Leaving certain perennials standing over winter can be beneficial. Others, however, need to go. Similarly, some shrubs should be pruned as they wind down, while cutting others back now could adversely affect their performance next year. Knowing…
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Penn State, Michigan Release Initial Availability Reports
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Penn State has some new additions to its availability report. The Nittany Lions on Wednesday night released their first Big Ten-mandated update on player status ahead of Saturday’s matchup against Michigan, including some notable and unexpected names. Among them were running back Carson Hansen, defensive end Yvan Kemajou, cornerback Josiah Zayas and defensive tackle Armstrong…
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Defendants Charged With Misdemeanors in Penn State Frat Cocaine Ring Case Waive Hearings, Move Toward Trial
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Cases against all 14 men charged in connection with an alleged cocaine trafficking ring operating from two Penn State fraternities are moving toward trial after three facing misdemeanor counts waived their preliminary hearings on Wednesday morning. Kaden A. J. Howe, 22, of New Jersey; Connor D. Hurleigh, 22, of New York; and Daniel P. Price,…
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Penn State’s Matt Campbell on AD Pat Kraft: ‘My Focus Has Been Completely on This Building’
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Penn State coach Matt Campbell, whose 3-3 Nittany Lions last won nearly a month ago, is focused on his team, his staff and the preparations for their game on Saturday afternoon against Michigan in Ann Arbor. Right now, Campbell cares only about The Big House and what’s going on in his own football house, the…
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Man Charged With Aggravated Assault by Vehicle After High-Speed Chase Ended in Crash Near Penn State Campus
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A New York man is suspected to have been under the influence of marijuana when he led Penn State police on a high-speed chase and crashed his car early Wednesday morning near the University Park campus, according to a criminal complaint. Oscar A. Algarra, 20, was driving a Honda Accord with two passengers at about…
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4 More Pennsylvania Noncitizens Are Charged With Voting in the 2024 Election, DOJ Says
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The Pa. residents were among 16 people charged nationwide for voting-related crimes.
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