November 2016
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Penn State Football: Lions Pry Another Second-Half Masterpiece
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James Franklin was looking for a hug. Not just any hug. A Brent Pry hug. And for good reason.
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Nation’s Top Class of 2018 Tight End Commits to Penn State
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Penn State football has landed Class of 2018 four-star tight end Zack Kuntz out of Camp Hill. Kuntz, the No. 1 tight end prospect in the nation according to 247 Sports, committed to Penn State over other offers including Alabama, Notre Dame and Ohio State.
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Centre County YMCA Polar Bear Plunge to Benefit Residents in Need
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Taking a dip in the waters of Black Moshannon State Park, even when the air temperature is near freezing, isn’t all that difficult. Just ask Liz Toukonen, who’s about to take the plunge for the 14th time.
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Canines Get Own Bellefonte Bar, Boutique to Call Home
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It’s definitely not a dog’s life for the pooches in and around Bellefonte anymore. Now, thanks to the vision of local businesswoman Carly Andriaccio, local canines have their own hangout to call home.
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Penn State Football: Joe Moorhead Named Broyles Award Nominee
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Penn State’s first-year offensive coordinator Joe Moorhead has transformed the Nittany Lion offense and is now, one of 40 nominees for the Broyles Award, which annually recognizes the nation’s top assistant coach from a pool of nearly 1,500.
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Penn State Accepts Clery Act Fine
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Penn State will not appeal the record $2.4 million fine levied by the Department of Education for violations of the Clery Act, university President Eric Barron announced Friday.
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Penn State Accepts Record $2.4 Million Clery Act Fine
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Penn State will not appeal the record $2.4 million fine levied by the Department of Education for violations of the Clery Act, university President Eric Barron announced Friday.
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Penn State Football: Previewing The Opponent: Michigan State
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It all comes down to this. A shot at a 10-2 regular season and if the cards fall the right way Penn State’s entry into the Big Ten title game next weekend in Indianapolis. But first the Nittany Lions must dispatch a confusing 3-8 Michigan State team that has surged in its last three games.
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Wolf Appoints Two New Trustees to Penn State Board
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Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf has appointed two new members to the Penn State Board of Trustees to replace two gubernatorial appointees whose terms have expired.
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Lady Lions Open San Juan Shootout with 69-42 Win Over Georgia State
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In the first of two games during Thanksgiving weekend, the Lady Lions (4-1) surged past Georgia State (3-3), taking down the Panthers 69-42.