July 2017
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College Township Warns of Phone Scam
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College Township officials are warning residents of a scam in which the caller is using a spoofed township phone number and asking for credit card information.
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College Township Man Charged with Felony Strangulation
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A College Township man is facing felony strangulation and misdemeanor charges after a reported incident Tuesday morning.
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Police Use Taser to Stop Man Who Allegedly Attacked Another and Fled
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Police say an officer used a taser to stop a man who allegedly started a fight in downtown State College early Tuesday morning then escaped and resisted arrest.
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Penn State Wrestling: Cael Sanderson Signs Long Term Deal
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Cael Sanderson isn’t going anywhere any time sooner as Penn State athletic director Sandy Barbour announced a “long-term” contract extension for the 38-year-old head coach Tuesday while in Chicago for Big Ten Media days. While Penn State is not required to announce contract adjustments for head coaches for programs outside of football and both…
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Penn State Football: Franklin Contract Extension Shouldn’t Be This Hard
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“I can guarantee you this,” Barbour said, “we’re 100 percent committed to James and James is 100 percent committed to Penn State. So we’re trying to get to the right place. Sometimes it can be complicated, but I have no concern about us getting there. It’s probably going to take longer tha
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Applications Open for Two Borough Committees
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State College is looking for members for the Ad Hoc Action Sports Park Committee and LGBTQ Advisory Committee.
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Lemont Elementary Options Discussed, Updated Curricula Approved
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The State College Area School Board on Monday held a required public hearing on the planned closing of Lemont Elementary.
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Penn State Hosts State’s First Deaf and Hard of Hearing Summer Academy
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Penn State recently hosted Pennsylvania’s first Deaf and Hard of Hearing Summer Academy, which is designed to prepare high school students for their transition to higher education.
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20 Years in the Making: CPI Accredited to Award Degrees
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The Central Pennsylvania Institute of Science and Technology has become the second institution of its kind in the state to receive accreditation to award degrees.
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Proposed Development at Former Mobile Home Park Site a ‘Town Center’ Concept
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The proposed plan for the former Penn State Mobile Home Park site and adjacent properties on North Atherton Street would have a ‘downtown’ feel, developers said at last week’s Patton Township Board of Supervisors meeting.