March 2011
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White House Correspondent, Pulitzer Winners to Speak in State College
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The chief White House correspondent for The Associated Press and Pulitzer Prize winners will appear at free, public events in State College this week.
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Employee Furloughs, Extracurricular Fees to Be Considered for State College Schools
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Some level of furloughs appears all but certain for the State College Area School District in 2011-2012, school-board members said Monday night.
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From Rocky to Penn State Wrestling, March Packs Madness Throughout
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Mike the Mailman isn’t a sports writer. But his passion for Penn State sports doesn’t require a credential.
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Complaint: Penn Stater Accused of Kicking Men in the Face
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A Penn State student charged in a weekend assault case is accused of kicking two other men in the face, according to a criminal complaint.
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Spanier Quizzed over Penn State’s Cost Controls
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Penn State President Graham Spanier held forth for three hours Monday in Harrisburg, appearing for an annual House Appropriations Committee hearing.
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Penn State Football: Massaro Likely to Miss 2011 Season
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Penn State defensive end Pete Massaro has suffered a serious knee injury in practice and will probably miss the 2011 football season, the university athletics office announced Monday.
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Penn State, State College Noon News & Features: Monday, March 28
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Here’s a rundown of recent State College- and Penn State-related news headlines from across the Web.
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PHOTOS: Elton John Plays Penn State’s Jordan Center
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Elton John played about three hours Sunday night to an enthusiastic, grateful crowd at Penn State’s Bryce Jordan Center. Leon Russell appeared with him.
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Envisioning 2025: ‘In Yo’ Face,’ Township Tells State College
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Good day, State College. It’s March 28, 2025, and here are your top local news stories.
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State College Mourns Beth Donghia
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Beth Anne (Stitzel) Donghia, an adored teacher in the State College school community, died unexpectedly early Saturday at home, school officials said. She was 39.