April 2014
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Controlled Burn Creates Smoky Skies Over State College
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You may have noticed clouds of smoke and the smell of burning wood Monday. It came from the the latest in a series of controlled burns at the Scotia Range. The fires are designed to weed out invasive plant species and promote a healthier forest. We take you behind the fire lines in our video…
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Attorney General’s Office Continues to Fight Spanier Lawsuit
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Spanier’s lawyer argues the Attorney General’s office violated the due process clause of the 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, which says that no state may, “deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law.
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Penn State Basketball: Frazier Shines In Weekend Tournament
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The road to a professional basketball career is paved with many things; luck, skill, hard work, and execution all some of the most common elements pasted together during a player’s career and journey towards the pros. In many respects a player’s chances of making the NBA are out of their hands, th
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Penn State, State College Noon News & Features: Monday, April 21
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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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Onward Debate: Should Penn State Football Get New Uniforms?
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Belton was upset that multiple schools are getting new jerseys, while Penn State is keeping its iconic jerseys. Apparently, Belton isn’t the only member of the team who wants something new.
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The Joy of Jury Duty, Really!
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One guy said he was unavailable every day he was called. One woman seemed to be called for every case but wasn’t selected for any. Another emphatically said he could not be impartial on at least two of the cases for which he was called.
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State College Runners Return to Boston Marathon One Year After Bomb Attack
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“I think almost everybody who was there last year decided ‘we need to go back,’ as a show of solidarity for the victims and the running community for the City of Boston,” Lesieutre says. “It’s the idea that you can’t let something like this keep you away.”
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Penn State Football: James Franklin’s First 100 Days
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In his first semester at Penn State, Franklin has dominated everything from the national recruiting landscape to the selfies in Pegula. He’s been everywhere, man.
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State College Gallery to Host ‘The Nature of Art’
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Four Pennsylvania artists have combined their talents to portray “The Nature of Art.” They work in different mediums, but share a love of nature and its bounty.