August 2010
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State College School Board Considers New Venue For Meetings
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The former Nittany Avenue Grammar School has hosted State College school-board meetings for years. On Wednesday, board members will discuss other potential sites for their gatherings.
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State College Announces Traffic, Parking Changes For Penn State Move-In
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The Borough of State College has announced several temporary traffic and parking changes to help accommodate the Penn State student move-in days.
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The Calm Before The Perfect Storm For Us
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Though I have certainly enjoyed the calm — it was a great thing — the return of students is even more enjoyable for me…so long as they compete in my Cookie of the Month contest.
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Council President: Tell Penn State About Borough Budget Pressure
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State College ought to make the Penn State administration thoroughly aware of the borough’s budget pressures, Borough Council President Ron Filippelli suggested Monday night.
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Penn State Football: An Inside Look At Practice
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The Patriot-News got an inside look at recent practices, and it’s possible Kevin Newsome won’t get the start at the season’s beginning. That and more in today’s football news.
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Obama To Honor Penn State Volleyball, Fencing Teams
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The Penn State 2010 women’s volleyball team and men’s and women’s fencing squads will be recognized at the White House next month, the Obama administration announced.
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Construction Materials Reported Stolen At University Park
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Materials worth about $1,420 were reported stolen from a construction site on the University Park campus, according to a Penn State police report.
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Getting Your Athlete Into College
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Parents and students will spend more time on picking out a car than they will choosing an education — one of the most important decisions a young person will ever make.
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Penn State’s Ag Progress Days, In 42nd Year, Opens Tuesday
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The latest in agricultural practices, technology and politics will converge at Ag Progress Days this week, being held in Rock Springs. Events kick off Tuesday.
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PennDOT Plans Electronic Signs, Traffic Improvements For Atherton Street
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A PennDOT contractor will synchronize 17 stoplights and install electronic signs along Atherton Street in State College. In-bound traffic on South Atherton will be reduced briefly to a single lane.