April 2014
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Alert: Transient Contractors Scam for Cash
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“After this year’s long and seemingly never-ending winter, homeowners will be anxious to begin improvement projects,” Kathleen Kane says. “Our message to consumers is one of caution. Be careful with whom you do business this spring.”
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State High Hardballers Look to Take Next Step
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“Defensively, we’ve looked pretty good. I’m thinking our defense may be our strong point. Offensively, we’ve scored runs. We put up 14 runs in the first two games. This team is definitely a work in progress.”
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Penn State, State College Noon News & Features: Tuesday, April 22
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Penn State, State College and Centre County are making news all over cyberspace. Every weekday at noon we post links to some of the most noteworthy stories.
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Witnesses Help Save Crash Victim in Cardiac Arrest
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State College police say witnesses assisted a man in cardiac arrest, which included performing CPR, following a crash Tuesday morning.
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Penn State Football: Nittany Lions Set To Face Rutgers At Night
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Penn State will play its Big Ten Conference opener at Rutgers under the lights according to a Big Ten news release issued on Tuesday. It marks the third night game on the schedule for Penn State this season.
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Taylor, Ruth, and Retherford Succeed at U.S. Open and Junior Nationals
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David Taylor and Ed Ruth excelled at the ASICS/U.S. Open this past weekend, placing second and third respectively. They were joined by 13 other members of the Nittany Lion Wrestling Club, including Zain Retherford, who placed second in the FILA Junior Nationals.
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Wheelchair Basketball Attracts Spirited Competitors
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The Penn State Wheelchair Basketball Club includes people with disabilities and those without. It’s a great outlet for anyone looking for some athletic competition. As the Centre County Report found out, the players operate under one rule — no blood, no foul.
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State College School Board Reviews New 9th Grade Support Program
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The State College Area School Board received an overview Monday night of a new ninth grade support program intended to assist students with the transition from middle school to high school.
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State College High School Students Headed to National Science Bowl Competition
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The teams face off in a fast-paced question-and-answer format. They’re tested on a range of science disciplines including biology, chemistry, earth science, physics, energy and math.
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State College Man Accused of Child Rape
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A State College man is in custody after being charged with rape and other sex crimes involving a child. According to police the victim was under the age of 13 when the incidents happened.