April 2017
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Penn State Football: Godwin Eyeing Friday Call To NFL
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In truth the draft is a bit of guesswork, but some of the best prognosticators in the game have this to say about Godwin’s chances on Friday.
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Event Remembers Students Who Passed Away in the Last Year
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Members of the Penn State community gathered Thursday night at the steps of Old Main for the Night of Remembrance to honor the 27 Penn State students who passed away in the last year.
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O’Malley, Ayotte Debate the Current State and Future of American Politics
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Democratic former Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley and Republican former New Hampshire Sen. Kelly Ayotte squared off in Penn State’s annual Great Debate.
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Vote on $5 Centre County Vehicle Fee Increase Set for May 9
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Centre County residents will know May 9 if they have to tack an additional $5 onto their annual Pennsylvania vehicle registration fee.
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TGIF: State College Weekend Events for April 28-30
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It’s another busy weekend in the State College area. On Friday, Penn State hosts its annual outdoor music festival, Movin’ On. Saturday will bring Central PA People’s Climate Day, Pop Up Ave and Healthy Kids Day, and Sunday features a Trail to Wine 5k and and scavenger hunt at Millbrook Marsh.
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State College Framing Co. Art Show Features Beauty of Coastline
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The quiet beauty of the Northeast coastline is captured in paint and canvas by artists Brienne Brown and Beverly Klucher. The exhibit — “Ship to Shore” — can be viewed at the State College Framing Co. and Gallery beginning on Saturday at the Hills Plaza location. Following an opening reception honoring the artists,…
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AAUW State College Panel to Address Property Tax Reform
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The AAUW State College Branch is sponsoring an informational panel discussion on Saturday to help the public learn more about issues involved with proposed legislation to eliminate property tax, increase sales and personal income taxes, and shift responsibility of school funding from local districts
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Penn State Football: Jonathan Holland Starting to Catch On at Tight End
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Jonathan Holland is starting to catch on to this Penn State football thing. Make that eight catches, actually. As in a scrimmage-high eight receptions in last Saturday’s Blue-White Game. Three went for first downs, five were thrown by Trace McSorley and three by Tommy Stevens, and Holland had grabs of 11, 16…