June 2017
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The Avid Gardener: Dealing with the climate changes in our backyards
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Try as we might, there is no escaping the present discussions on climate change. According to a recent Fine Gardening Magazine article authored by Dr. Bert Cregg, an associate professor in Michigan State University’s horticulture department, it is well documented that since the Industrial Revoluti
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Nick Raquet credits State High’s Troy Allen for success on the diamond
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Nick Raquet has had a week that thousands of young baseball players around the country and beyond dream about every night.
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Clarence downs Philipsburg in county league tilt
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Even though Clarence first baseman Brian Kochik had the extra responsibility of being player-manager in the Mounties’ game at Philipsburg on June 20, it certainly didn’t affect his concentration.
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Centre County baseball defeated by Huntingdon in all-star game
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The few defeated the many at Governors Park in Bellefonte on June 18.
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Hearing, Vote Set for Latest Elementary School Design Plans
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The State College Area School Board is scheduled to vote Monday night on the 60 percent design plans for three elementary school renovation and new construction projects.
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Police Investigating Reported Burglary
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At about 2:45 a.m. on Saturday, a male gained entry to a locked apartment at 228 S. Garner St., police said. The suspect allegedly broke several items and took one item from the apartment before leaving.
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The Word on Coaching; A Penn State Series… Sandy Barbour on ‘Why?’
in Columns, Community & Entertainment, Latest Penn State News, Local & Penn State Sports, Local News, Penn State Football, Penn State Sports, State College, StateCollege.com—
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Penn State A.D. Sandy Barbour kicks off a seven-part series that features original interviews with a Mount Rushmore plus two of current PSU coaching greats: Russ Rose, Cael Sanderson, Char Morett-Curtiss, Guy Gadwosky, Erica Dambach and James Franklin.
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State College Community Land Trust Breaks Ground on Energy-Efficient, Affordable Duplex
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A collaborative project to build two new, affordable, energy-efficient homes for middle income individuals and families in State College will soon be a reality.
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A Day in the Life of Penn State Volleyball’s Simone Lee
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Balancing early-morning workouts and afternoon scrimmages with an internship in the athletic department is all in a day’s work for Russ Rose’s senior outside hitter.
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Welcome, Mary Jane
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Marijuana is big business, as economists expect Pennsylvania’s medical marijuana markets to be worth $150 million in the first year, and the state has already made money on the applications.