July 2010
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Penn State Football: Breaking News – No White House In 2010
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After dropping the 2009 White House game to Iowa, Penn State will have to wait for 2011 to seek redemption before 110,000 white-clad fans, Paternoville President Alex Cohen says.
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Another Vehicle Fire Reported Near State College Borough Building
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Another vehicle fire was reported early Sunday morning behind the State College borough municipal building, 243 S. Allen St.
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$1.8 Million Payment Due For Fraser Centre; Developer ‘Plugging Ahead’
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Seventeen months since the expected groundbreaking for Fraser Centre, it remains unclear when construction may begin on the downtown State College project.
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Festival Artists Win More Than $17,000 Through Awards
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More than two dozen artist participants in the Sidewalk Sale and Exhibition won awards this month from the Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts.
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Prosecutors: ‘Large-Scale’ Pot Distributors Halted; Drug Ring Reached State College Area
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State narcotics agents have disrupted an alleged marijuana ring that apparently delivered hundreds of pounds to the State College area.
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Arts Festival Names Banner Contest Winners; See The Banners Here
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Nine entrants have won honors in the annual Banner Competition at the Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts — six of them from State College.
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Park Ave. Lane Restrictions, Major Construction Planned
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Starting Saturday, drivers can expect to see intermittent lane restrictions on Park Avenue, Penn State announced.
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What’s Bloomington Got That We Don’t Got?
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During a recent visit to Bloomington, Ind., I learned that the Dalai Lama likes Tootsie Rolls. See how broadening travel can be?
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Police: Robber Strikes First National Bank On Westerly Parkway; Suspect Photos Released
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The First National Bank branch at 460 Westerly Parkway was robbed about 9:10 a.m. today, State College police said.
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Penn Stater Lost In Philadelphia Waterway
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A 20-year-old reported missing this week in a Philadelphia waterway had been a Penn State student, university spokeswoman Lisa Powers confirmed today.