May 2017
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StateCollege.com Columnist Receives Spotlight Award
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StateCollege.com columnist Russell Frank was recently honored for his work by the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ).
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Police Say Man Exposed Himself to Women in Penn State Library
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A Penn State student is facing charges after police say he exposed himself to and masturbated in front of several women on separate occasions in Pattee Library.
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Penn State Standouts Selected in Major League Lacrosse Draft
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Penn State men’s lacrosse graduates Nick Aponte and Matt Florence are taking their talents to the sport’s highest level after being drafted by Major League Lacrosse franchises Sunday.
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Penn State Opens Double-Digit Favorite Over Pitt And Michigan
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The college football season is still more than three months away but that doesn’t mean the prognosticating hasn’t already begun, and in the case of Penn State, it’s so far a positive outlook for the 2017 campaign.
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Coalition to Appeal Ruling in Toll Brothers Case
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A group of residents will appeal a recent Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court ruling that effectively allowed the Toll Brothers’ Cottages development project in Ferguson Township to move forward.
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Lane Closures Set for I-99
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Temporary lane restrictions will be in place on a section of Interstate 99 as part of the Waddle Road project, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation.
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Snapshot: Rebecca Inlow
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In 1917, Charles Hedding Rowland, a congressman and local celebrity at the time, established the Rowland Theatre in Philipsburg. The theater has gone through its ups and downs since then, but a century later, its doors are still open as it brings in movies, musical acts, and more.
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Penn’s Woods Music Festival to Celebrate Anniversary
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The Penn’s Woods Music Festival, a summer professional orchestral and chamber music festival, started in 1986. After a five-year hiatus from 2003 to 2008, the festival was reborn in its current format to provide something the community did not have — a professional classical music festival in th
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Our Friend, the Colonel
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This Memorial Day had an extra meaning for many in the valley. We lost a great man and a true patriot when Lt. Col. Richard “Dick” Bartolomea passed away on May 18 after fighting the good fight against cancer. The fact that Dick and Julie, his wife of 49 years, had just moved…
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Penn State Women’s Lacrosse Is Just Getting Started
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The program won all five of its national championships in an 11-year span from 1978 to 1989. Though the current Nittany Lions went home a game earlier than they would have liked, falling to No. 1 Maryland 20-10 Friday at Gillette Stadium, there’s no doubt Missy Doherty has them on a trajectory to