March 2016
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Penn State Football: If Nothing Else The Nittany Lions Seem Destined To Be Entertaining In 2016
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Trace McSorley tucked the ball away and ran between the tackles for a short gain. When the whistle blew he and the entire offense ran to the line a few seconds later the ball was snapped and this time McSorley handed it off for a short gain up the right side of the field.
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OLV Project to Lift Spirits of Sick Children Now a Nationwide Effort
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A project started at Our Lady of Victory Catholic School in State College to honor the memory of a young student is now an effort to lift the spirits of pediatric patients in hospitals nationwide.
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Local Police Participating in Aggressive-Driving Enforcement Initiative
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Police from Ferguson, Patton and Spring Townships and State College are part of a statewide initiative now through May 1 to conduct targeted aggressive driving enforcement.
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Streetscape project accelerated
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College Township council unanimously approved a proposal on March 14 for the final design of the Lemont streetscape project in anticipation of grant applications.
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National Champions! Penn State wrestlers capture another title
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Cael Sanderson sat at the podium trying to put into words the emotions swirling in his head. On March 19, Penn State won its fifth team title in six years at the 2016 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships in Madison Square Garden.
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BEA baseball team has experience back
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Let’s take a closer look at the 2016 Bald Eagle Area High School baseball team.
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Penn State hardballers take two of three from Niagra
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Penn State men’s baseball team hosted the Niagara Purple Eagles during its home season-opening series March 18 and 19 at Medlar Field. The Nittany Lions lost the first game of the three-game series, 4-3.
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Rock musical ‘Hair’ relevant to today’s audiences
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STATE COLLEGE — Welcome to the Age of Aquarius, as the season continues for Penn State Centre Stage with its staging of the musical “Hair.” In 1968, when “Hair” opened on Broadway, it was a sensation that had fans lining up for tickets. Dubbed the “tribal love-rock musical,” it was both the music…
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2016 Summer’s Best Music Fest lineup released
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Downtown State College Improvement District’s 10th annual Summer’s Best Music Fest will feature 27 artists, including 10 national touring acts, and will now last for two days, Friday, June 3, and Saturday, June 4, and include a beer garden.
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Building on a Legacy Realized
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Former Penn State quarterback Michael Robinson and his commitment to helping young students excel academically and as citizens represents the closing of a circle that began years ago