March 2015

Thursday could be the warmest day in State College in over four months. Accuweather Senior Meteorologist Alex Sosnowski says temperatures haven’t touched 60 degrees since late last November, but Thursday looks promising. “It could break 60 degrees, but it’s going to be a tough battle with all the clouds around and frequent showers,”…

The decision to repeal the order comes at time when the county’s handling of Right to Know requests has come under intense scrutiny. Judge Jonathan Grine, Judge Kelley Gillette-Walker and DA Stacy Parks Miller are suing the county for alleged violations of the Right to Know law.

State representative Scott Conklin is moving up in the world. The fifth-term representative for State College and the surrounding area is now the Democratic chairman of the Children and Youth Committee in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. Conklin sees this an opportunity to do some good, both at home and across Pennsylvania. “There…

The letter is eight pages long, resembling a kind of disjointed socio-political treatise with racial and religious undertones. The letter tackles several seemingly unrelated topics, including personal familial disputes, moral failures of the pharmaceutical industry, & efficient sewage systems.

This comes at time when the county’s handling of Right to Know requests has come under intense scrutiny. Judge Jonathan Grine and District Attorney Stacy Parks Miller are both suing the county for alleged violations of the Right to Know law and invasions of privacy.