November 2010
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CATA Board Finalizes Service Cuts
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The Centre Area Transportation Authority board finalized service reductions Monday for six of its 24 routes, WTAJ reported.
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StateCollege.com Holiday Guide Covers Local Shopping, Volunteerism, Events and More
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Think of it as your road map to the holidays in State College. You’ll find details on shopping, eating, volunteering and merrymaking—everything you’ll need for a fun, meaningful season.
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Penn State Dorms to Reopen Earlier; Students May Return Friday Evening
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Residence halls at Penn State University Park will open at 5 p.m. Friday for students returning from the university’s week-long Thanksgiving Holiday, Penn State announced late Monday.
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Thanksgiving Survey Finds Penn Staters Thankful for Life, Health, Meat Substitutes
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Mike the Mailman surveyed more than 2,000 customers about their ‘Turkey Time Thank-yous.’ He believes ‘the only thing that needs to be spent is time with each other.’
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State College Relaxes Parking Rules for Thanksgiving Week
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State College will ease street-parking rules from noon Tuesday through 2 a.m. Monday, thanks to the Thanksgiving holiday and the Penn State football game on Saturday, the borough announced.
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State College Council May Honor Welch in Plaza Name
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State College Borough Council appears ready to name the public plaza outside the borough municipal building, 243 S. Allen St., for the late Mayor Bill Welch.
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Penn State Football: Dailey Named Special Teams Player of the Week
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Safety Andrew Dailey was awarded the conference honors after blocking an Indiana punt that was returned for a touchdown. That and more in today’s Penn State football news.
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Tires, Wheels Reported Stolen from State College Dealerships
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Tires and wheels together worth several thousand dollars have been reported stolen from two State College car dealerships, municipal police said.
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Discovery Space May Open by Spring; Director Outlines Exhibit Plans
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The Discovery Space of Central Pennsylvania won’t open this year — as once hoped — but the nonprofit group is on track for a soft opening in May 2011, its director said.