February 2017
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Penn State Hockey: Road To Postseason Begins Tonight In East Lansing
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Penn State coach Guy Gadowsky summed it up earlier this week. Good teams miss the tournament. “To be in a position to make the tournament — it’s not a given,” Gadowsky said. “So for freshmen and sophomores to sit back and go, ‘Oh yeah, well we’ll learn the lesson, and we’ll apply it…
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State High Boys and Girls Basketball Teams Ready for District Championships
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The State College Area High School boys and girls basketball teams will both travel to Tyrone tonight with their sights set on District 6 championships.
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Police, University Look to Head Off State Patty’s Day Problems
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With the student-invented State Patty’s Day returning for a 10th year on Saturday, police are looking to stem some of the negative impacts in advance.
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Centre County United Way Campaign Raises $1.9 Million
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Centre County United Way closed its 2016 campaign Feb. 20, announcing an overall total of $1,934,011.
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State High Boys Basketball Looks for Repeat Against Altoona
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Altoona and State College are no strangers. The two met last year in the D-6 championship game, won by State College, and they got together this season in a non-league game Feb. 7 in State High’s North Gym, another Little Lions victory.
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Centre Foundation Scholarships Open for Local Students
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More than 100 scholarship funds held by Centre Foundation are accepting applications from students in Centre County school districts.
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Steve Mower Announces Bid for State College Borough Council
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Steve Mower, a retired senior vice president for Thomson Reuters Corporation, announced he will seek one of three State College Borough Council seats up for election this year.
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Penn State Football: Is #107k Possible for the Blue-White Game?
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Hey, maybe James Franklin is right. Maybe Penn State really can draw 107,000 fans to the 2017 Blue-White Game. The Nittany Lions went 11-3 last season, didn’t they?
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Penn State Says 19 Possible Mumps Cases Identified on Campus
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Updated 10:05 a.m. on Feb. 24 with comment from Pennsylvania Secretary of Health Karen Murphy Penn State’s University Health Services (UHS) announced Thursday that 19 “suspected, probable, or confirmed” mumps cases have been investigated since the first cases of mumps were confirmed on Jan. 29. Four of those 19 cases have been confirmed to be mumps by lab…
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Penn State Fires Women’s Gymnastic Coach
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Penn State women’s gymnastics head coach Jeff Thompson — whose tenure had been mired in controversy — has been relieved of his duties, athletic director Sandy Barbour said in a press release.