May 2013
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Memorial Day Car Show Offers Look to the Past
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You didn’t have to be a car nut to appreciate the vintage autos on display at the Pennsylvania Military Museum Sunday. An impressive slice of automotive history had something for everybody, from muscle cars to Model A’s. It was all part of the 2013 Allegheny Region Antique Automobile Club of America car show. …
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A Flag Raising Tradition to Honor America’s Fallen Heroes
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A growing number of returning service members and veterans suffer from post-traumatic stress, acute brain injuries, severe anxiety, depression, and a variety of other mental health illnesses sustained in battle.
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Memorial Day Event Guide and Photo Gallery
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Check out some photos from a sunny Memorial Day in Boalsburg.
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Memorial Day Roses, A Living Tribute to the Dearly Departed
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I don’t care. I won’t believe you if you try to logically explain how a plant that has been run over with a lawn mower, eaten by a dog, transplanted as part of new landscaping plans, under-watered, over-watered or not watered at all comes back every year.
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Veterans Celebrate Memorial Day
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In towns and cities across America family and friends gather to celebrate Memorial Day. We all honor those who’ve given their lives to keep our country safe. For veterans though, Memorial Day takes on a more personal and special meaning. Cory Sprankle, 23, is no ordinary Penn State student. The veteran was deployed for…
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Penn State Football: Bill O’Brien’s Map Quest for Navigating the Sanctions
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Bill O’Brien has looked down a lot of avenues for direction on how to handle the unprecedented sanctions levied on Penn State by the NCAA. Books, old bosses, a college professor, a basketball coach and football history – they all are having a role in helping the 43-year-old O’Brien learn how to navigate the…
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New Camp for High School Students at Penn State’s School of Visual Arts
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Students will participate in intensive digital, printmaking, drawing and photography workshops. Those experiences will help them create comprehensive portfolios.
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Historic Boal Mansion Important Training Ground During World War I
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The Boal Mansion along Route 322 attracts visitors from around the country. But when the United States became entrenched in World War I, the now-historic site was the birthplace of “The Boal Troop,” a volunteer militia group, and a training ground for battle.
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Sell in May and Go Away, Or Don’t
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Just like the trip to a fortune teller might be interesting and even insightful, it is not the absolute truth about your future. Crystal ball technology has not yet gotten to the point of foretelling the future with certainty.
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A Solemn Memorial Day Tribute to Our Veterans
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In a time honored tradition, veterans and active-duty members of the military gather to perform a sacred duty. Each year, before Memorial Day, they decorate the graves of our veterans.