July 2018
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Bellefonte Digesting New Food Truck Ordinance
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With no ordinance on the books for food trucks, Bellefonte’s borough council is working on an ordinance to put very minimal regulations on the food vendors that are growing ever more popular.
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Work Set to Begin for Valley Vista Drive Turning Lanes
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Drivers can expect lane closures and delays beginning next week as work begins for long-planned turning lanes along Valley Vista Drive in Patton Township.
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Finding Strength on the Trails
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The trail comes fast when you’re running down a mountain in central Pennsylvania. You don’t have time to think, and it is a good thing, because if you did, your brain might tell you to slow down.
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Daylight Traffic Stops Possible Next Week for Potters Mills Gap Project
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Though much of the roadway work requiring traffic stops has shifted to overnight hours, drivers may encounter daytime stops next week for the Potters Mills Gap project on Route 322, according to PennDOT.
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Local Company Named Hotelier of the Year
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State College-based Hospitality Asset Management Company was recently named Premier Hotelier of the Year by Choice Hotels.
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Dambly Reelected as Penn State Board Chair
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Mark Dambly was elected to a second year as chair of the Penn State Board of Trustees during the board’s meeting on Friday at Penn State Berks.
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State College Man Faces Child Pornography Charges
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A State College man was charged on Thursday with 24 counts related to child pornography after an investigation by the Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General.
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Penn State Trustees Approve Tuition Freeze for In-State Undergrads
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The full Board of Trustees on Friday approved a tuition freeze for Pennsylvania resident undergraduate students as part of a $6.5 billion overall budget for 2018-19.
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Local teen uses pageantry to advocate for agriculture
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CENTRE HALL — Laurel Fogleman, 15, of Centre Hall, has been using her title as the 2018 Centre County Teen Miss United States Agriculture to raise awareness for agricultural issues facing the community. Laurel is taking to social media platforms to advocate for the families affected by dairy product pricing and discussing the dwindling number…