November 2017
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Sounds of the Valley to go on air Dec. 2
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MILLHEIM — WSOV, the Sounds of the Valleys, a low-power FM community radio station for Penns Valley that was four years in the making, has announced it will be broadcasting starting Dec. 2, according to a press release. “This represents an enormous accomplishment for our tiny community,” comments Nick Engle, the new station’s general…
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Boalsburg Hometown Christmas Scheduled for December 1st and 2nd
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Boalsburg Hometown Christmas Scheduled for December 1st and 2nd Taste of Boalsburg – Friday, Dec. 1 from 7 to 9 p.m. Liberty Hill, music by Rick Hirsch trio, $35 per person. Reserve tickets by emailing tasteofboalsburg@gmail.com. Friday, Dec. 1 3 to 6 p.m. — Cookie contest entries drop off, Boalsburg Heritage Museum…
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Centre County Deed Reports
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RECORDED Nov. 6 – Nov. 11 BELLEFONTE Jean T. Witmer to Jeffrey A. Geuther and Christine M. Geuther, 1309 Summit Drive, Bellefonte, $1 BENNER TOWNSHIP Gary D. Patterson and Melissa K. Patterson to Zachariah A. Kilmer and Juvy C. Kilmer, 127 Crestview Drive, Bellefonte, $279,000 …
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Anonymous $1 million gift will support Penn State Smeal leadership program
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UNIVERSITY PARK — The Penn State Smeal College of Business has received an anonymous $1 million estate commitment to create scholarship and program funds to support the Sapphire Leadership Academic Program and its students. The program serves high-achieving business students who demonstrate outstanding character and personal integrity, an aptitude for leadership and a commitment…
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Holiday spending habits and potential pitfalls
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As I am preparing lists of things to watch for as the sale flyers and emails pour in this week, I couldn’t help but wonder, “How much do people spend during the holidays?” I can only assume there are some people who save all year and then go out on spending sprees with their savings,…
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State College falls in PIAA Class 6A quarters
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GREENSBURG — The State College Little Lions football season came to a close on Nov. 25 after falling to perennial power WPIAL champion Pine-Richland, 49-21. State College played even with the Rams through halftime, as the teams were knotted at 14-14 at the break; however, Pine-Richland scored twice in the first two minutes of…
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Nittany Lions figure to have too much talent for dangerous Mountain Hawks
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UNIVERSITY PARK — To this point in the season, the only mystery surrounding the No. 1 Penn State wrestling team was not if the Nittany Lions would win in its three dual meets and tournament, but by how much. That should all change at 2 p.m. Sunday when Penn State travels east to take on old rival…
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TANG SOO DO TOURNAMENT
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Several students from Arateca’s Martial Arts studio in Spring Mills participated in the recent Region 8 Tang Soo Do Fall Tournament, held at the Kalahari Resort in the Poconos. More than 800 competitors from five states participated. Pictured, from left, are Gustaf Redin, Isaac and Charles Miller, Teagan Weaver, Master Rich Arteca, Dalton Derugen and Seth…
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Here We Go Again
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The reputations of many good people have been tarnished by innuendo and witch hunters. Greg Schiano is just the latest to have to face these unfair attacks.
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What’s Up, Nico? Mega Man Weighs in on Penn State Wrestling
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The scene was New York’s Madison Square Garden. The event was the 2016 NCAA wrestling championships. With the final round remaining, some fans felt disappointed that mighty Penn State had already clinched the team title. But no one associated with Penn State was complaining over a lack of competitive drama. To be sure, nobody…