March 2019
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Bellefonte Receives Nearly $1 Million State Grant Toward Waterfront Revitalization
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Bellefonte Borough has been awarded $941,824 from the state to completely reconstruct Dunlop Street and create a promenade as part of the waterfront revitalization project.
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School Board Approves Bid, Timeline for Memorial Field Renovations
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State College Area School District administrators have recommended a bid proposal for the final phase of Memorial Field renovations that would complete the project faster and at less cost, but that would close the venue for most or all of the fall 2019 sports season.
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Penn State Hockey: Larsson Signs ATO Deal With Binghamton Devils
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Former Nittany Lion centerman Ludvig Larsson has signed an amateur tryout agreement (ATO) with the Binghamton Devils of the American Hockey League (AHL). The announcement came from Binghmaton’s general manager, Tom Fitzgerald on the team’s website.
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Friedenberg to Open Centre County Campaign Office
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With the special election for Pennsylvania’s 12th Congressional District now less than two months away, Democratic candidate Marc Friedenberg is opening his third campaign office and first this election cycle in Centre County.
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Cael Sanderson Is Right. College Wrestling Deserves More Scholarships
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When arguably the greatest wrestler in American history, who’s also on an amazing run of success as a head coach, says that something which would make wrestling better isn’t talked about enough, then every red-blooded wrestling fan in this country ought to start talking about it.
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Martial Arts Classes Gain in Popularity Locally as They Teach Life Skills
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Martial arts classes are helping shape the lives of more and more Centre County residents physically, mentally, emotionally, and socially
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‘The King and I’ National Tour Coming to Eisenhower Auditorium
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UNIVERSITY PARK — The national tour of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s “The King and I,” a NETworks Presentations LLC production based on the 2015 Tony Award-winning Lincoln Center Theater Production, will make its Penn State premiere at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in Eisenhower Auditorium. One of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s finest works, “The King and I”…
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Saint Joseph’s Senior Named National Merit Finalist
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A Saint Joseph’s Catholic Academy student is a finalist for the prestigious National Merit Scholarship Program, placing him in an elite group of high school students from around the country.
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Penn State Wrestling’s Nickal, Nolf Up for Hodge Trophy
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Both Bo Nickal and Jason Nolf were named finalists for this year’s Hodge Trophy, which awarded to the nation’s most outstanding collegiate wrestler.
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Borough Council Candidate Withdraws from Race
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The crowded Democratic field in May’s primary election for State College Borough Council just got a little smaller.