June 2011
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Work Continues on New State College Sheetz Site
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The area’s newest Sheetz, at South Atherton Street and West Branch Road, is expected to open in October or November.
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Penn State, State College Weekend News & Features: Saturday, June 18
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Spikes lose their road opener but prepare for the first home game on Sunday, Father’s Day. Links to these and other weekend stories here.
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Schlow Introduces Free MP3 Service, Summer Reading Programs
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Summer won’t begin officially until Tuesday, but the warm-weather season has already brought a variety of programs and new additions to Schlow Centre Region Library.
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Would Journalism By Another Name Sound So Tweet?
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StateCollege.com’s managing editor muses on journalism’s past, present and future, and tosses in some wisdom from Esther for good measure.
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Police: Man Appeared Intoxicated at Wal-Mart, Tried to Take Knives
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An apparently intoxicated 55-year-old tried to steal jeans and several knives at the College Township Wal-Mart store, State College police said.
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State College Weekend Plans: Friday, June 17, to Sunday, June 19
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The State College Spikes will host their home opener. The Bellefonte Cruise will take to the streets. Plus, live music and film abound. Here’s a look at State College-area weekend events.
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Bill Downey Named Director of Penn State Hockey Operations
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Bill Downey, former Icer All-American, will assist in Penn State hockey’s move to varsity status.
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Penn State, State College Noon News & Features: Friday, June 17
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Tuition is still uncertain, but Penn State tops the list — links to these and other stories here.
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Penn State’s Unbeaten 1986 National Championship Squad to be Honored at Iowa Game
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The 1987 Nittany Lions, one of the most storied Penn State football teams, beat No. 1 Miami in the 1987 Fiesta Bowl. They will be honored at the Big Ten home opener at Beaver Stadium.
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Penn State Tuition Uncertain as State Budget Talks Continue
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A month before university trustees are expected to set 2011-2012 tuition rates, Penn State remains uncertain how its state-funding situation will unfold for the new academic year.