June 2010
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Hurricanes, Global Warming or Cooling: The Weather Year of a Lifetime
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The end of hurricane season will mean an end to the greatest year in weather forecasting. We’ll never see another year like it after the planet begins to cool.
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Board Tentatively Approves Boalsburg Elementary Sale; Catholic High School Planned
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With a 7-0 vote, the State College Area school board approved a tentative agreement Monday for the sale of Boalsburg Elementary School to Saint Joseph’s Catholic Academy.
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State College Police Seek Suspect In Armed Robbery
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A masked man brandished a gun and robbed a Harris Township convenience store over the weekend, police said. He fled on foot with an undisclosed amount of cash.
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Nittany News: Big Ten Predictions
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Royster ranked among top Big Ten football players by ESPN’s Adam Rittenberg. That and more in today’s Nittany News.
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State High’s Keim Remembered For ‘Huge Heart And Compassion’; Services Scheduled
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Less than a week since his sudden death, Andrew Keim’s friends and family remember him as a compassionate teacher and committed friend who built lasting bonds.
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Cruise for a Cure fundraiser to be at Lubrano Park
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Cruise for a Cure fundraiser to be at Lubrano Park Three special guests will be present this morning at Medlar Fied at Lubrano Park. The Pittsburgh Pirates mascot the Pirate Parrot will be joined by members of the Pirates 1979 World Series title team, Kent Tekulve and Grant Jackson. The…
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Who Is Veblen? Anonymous Local Blogger Allows A Glimpse Behind His Curtain
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He routinely flays Penn State President Graham Spanier and university operations. Now Thorstein Veblen has offered some new insight into what makes him tick.
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Photos: Summer’s Best Music Fest
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Music flowed through the streets Saturday as bands and individual performers showcased their talents on three different downtown stages.
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Volunteers Lend A Hand With Borough Gardens
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For the second consecutive year, State College is turning to volunteers to help with the upkeep of its local flowerbeds.
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West End Continues to Meet Controversy
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The West End project has always been an issue for the community. Some officials believe it will be several years before the project is completed. Others think differently.