May 2011
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Penn State, State College Noon News & Features: Thursday, May 19
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America’s new top model is from Beech Creek; Penn State’s new offensive line recruit is from Pennsbury. Links to these and others stories of note here.
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Extracurricular Fees Panned, Tax Increase Rethought in State College
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The State College Area school board panned Wednesday the idea of extracurricular-activity participant fees, and moved closer to a 2.65 percent tax increase.
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Someone Exploits a Loophole, and the NCAA Adds New Rules
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Reasons exist for the seemingly endless set of rules about almost everything, but are there too many regulations and can they be enforced?
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StateCollege.com Newsletter Gives You Info to Plan the Next Seven Days
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What’s happening in the State College area and at StateCollege.com? Find out in our weekly newsletter.
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Police: Charges Pending in Highlands Crash; Driver Appeared Drunk
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Charges are pending against a Somerset County man after an overnight wreck in State College’s Highlands neighborhood, according to borough police.
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Earrings Worth $750 Reported Stolen from Nittany Mall
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Two women were caught stealing $750 worth of earrings late Tuesday at the Nittany Mall, State College police said.
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Penn State, State College Noon News & Features: Wednesday, May 18
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Our election coverage, links to PSU sports news and other stories of interest to the State College and Penn State community, here.
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Grine Seals Republican, Democratic Nods for Centre Co. Judge
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State College District Judge Jonathan Grine won both the Republican and Democratic nominations Tuesday for a seat that will be vacated next year on the Centre County bench.
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All Seven School-Board Contenders Find Support in State College Area
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All seven primary candidates for State College school board won spots Tuesday on the November general-election ballot, unofficial results show.