June 2010
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School Board To Vote Tonight On Boalsburg Elementary Sale
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Saint Joseph’s Catholic Academy may buy the Boalsburg Elementary School building from the State College Area School District. A school-board vote is scheduled for Monday.
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In Centre Region, Halfmoon Township Sees Fastest Population Growth
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Halfmoon Township had the most rapidly growing population among Centre Region municipalities in the past decade, government estimates show.
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The Summer’s Best Music Fest Returns to State College
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The Summer’s Best Music Fest returns to Downtown State College and includes free concerts all day at three different venues, a street bazaar, BMX demonstrations, and local business discounts.
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Nittany News: Evan Royster A Heisman Contender
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PennLive.com is reporting that Evan Royster is in the running — no pun intended — for the college football’s top individual award. That and more in today’s Nittany News.
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Borough Seeks More Money For Fraser Centre; Hotel Sought, Too
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With a 4-0 vote, the State College Redevelopment Authority agreed Thursday to seek as much as $480,000 in additional state funds to help pay for the delayed Fraser Centre project.
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Stand-up Guy Seeks Position
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I haven’t been able to sit since my back pain became my leg pain, so I’m trying to think of useful things I can do while standing around, apart from writing this column, that is.
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State High Teacher Keim ‘Will Be Sorely Missed,’ Superintendent Writes
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Andrew Keim taught at State College Area High School for three years. He died after suffering a serious heart problem Wednesday night at Babe Ruth fields in Ferguson Township.
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Caught Python Taken To Zoo Near Lewisburg, Ferguson Police Report
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The escaped python was taken into police custody Wednesday night in Overlook Heights. It will be held at a zoo at least for the time being, the Ferguson Township police chief says.
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Penn Staters To Play Downtown Band Concert Thursday
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A seasonal concert band will offer a free, hourlong performance Thursday evening in State College’s Sidney Friedman Park.
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