May 2017
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COG Recommends Modifying Regional Parks Loan
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The Centre Region Council of Governments on Monday passed a resolution recommending that the Centre Region Parks and Recreation Authority modify the regional parks loan.
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State High Senior Named U.S. Presidential Scholar
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Joseph Feffer was already an accomplished student in and out of the classroom at State College Area High School who chose Harvard as his college destination over M.I.T. Now he’s been awarded one of the highest honors a high school student can receive.
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A Familiar Font
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I would like to request that someone exchange a font, please. Not a complete logo, mind you, just the typeface.
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Penn State Planning ‘Significant Change’ for Greek Life in Wake of Student’s Death
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Penn State’s Board of Trustees and university administrators will hold a special meeting on June 2 to consider a comprehensive set of recommendations for significant changes to fraternity and sorority life.
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Police Say Man Assaulted Stranger in Line for Tacos
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A State College man is facing charges after allegedly head-butting and punching a stranger who was standing in line outside a downtown restaurant.
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Penn State Football: Nittany Lions No.6 In Athlon Preseason Poll
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While the uncertainty of polling makes anything possible, it’s safe for Penn State fans to assume that the Nittany Lions will enter the 2017 in the Top 10.
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Man Faces Assault Charge After Allegedly Throwing Metal Post
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Police say a man who was denied entry to a State College bar threw a metal post down the stairs, striking and injuring another man.
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Two Longtime Penn State Administrators to Retire; VP Headed to Ohio State
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Penn State announced this month that two administrators will retire this summer after decades at the university, while a senior leader is leaving for a new position at Ohio State.
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CRPR Pools Offer Variety for the Summer
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Centre Region residents seeking relief from the heat of summer have two local options for public swimming pools. Although similar, they both have unique aspects, making either a great choice for summer recreation.
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Holderman to be Honored at Summer Music Picnic Series Opener
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The 28th season of South Hills School of Business and Technology’s Summer Music Picnic Series debuts Sunday, June 4, on the lawn of the school. The late Grace Holderman, one of the Summer Music Picnic Series’ first performers, will be honored during the evening.