July 2019
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Penn State Football: What to Make of Beaver Stadium’s Future — and When?
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It could be until the 2024 season until we see a completed and new and improved Beaver Stadium. Maybe even 2025, if you want to be Hokie about it. And the price tag could begin at $100 million — or two.
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Penn State Football: Hamler Named to Paul Hornung Award Watch List
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Penn State football wideout KJ Hamler on Thursday was named to his third award watch list ahead of the 2019 season. This time, he’s been recognized by the Paul Hornung Award, which is annually given to college football’s most versatile player.
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Pie-in-the-Face Fundraiser Raises Money for New Centre Care Nursing Facility
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Friends and family of Centre Care Board Member Carl Raup lined up on July 18 at Centre Crest to pie him in the face as part the nonprofit’s fundraising campaign to build the county’s newest healthcare facility.
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Wildlife Center Restoration Project Finally Begins
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It’s finally dry enough to do some work with water in the Tom Ridge Wetlands.
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Penn State CIO Placed on Leave
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Penn State Vice President for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer Michael Kubit has been placed on leave, the university said in a brief statement Wednesday night.
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Penn State Athletics: Assistant AD Cory Chapman Set To Leave Department
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Cory Chapman, assistant athletic director in charge of facility and event operations, is moving on from Penn State, the university confirmed to StateColllege.com on Thursday morning.
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‘We Were About Ready to Give Up.’ Baby’s Looking to Future After Former Manager Sentenced for Theft from Restaurant
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Longtime State College staple Baby’s Burgers and Shakes nearly closed its doors after a former manager stole almost $80,000 from the restaurant. But Cassandra “Tassie” Lopez has now been sentenced and Baby’s is looking toward the future. Last August, Lopez, 55, of Philipsburg, was charged with theft by unlawful taking, theft by deception and receiving…
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Hiking group keeps older adults active all year long
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STATE COLLEGE — There is plenty to see out on the trails in Central Pennsylvania, and friendships to be made with other hikers. A group from the Centre Region Active Adult Center gets moving and making friends along the trails all season long. Every Tuesday, in the summer heat through the cold of…
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New managed care program to debut in 2020
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Let’s face it, not many of us deal well with change. If you are like me, I always jump right to the negative aspects of the upcoming change and start to panic. So, when Pennsylvania announced that they were converting to a new longterm care Medicaid program, I instantly thought about how this…
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Aerobatic model planes compete in Potter Twp.
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POTTER TOWNSHIP — The sky over Centre Air Park in Potter Township was filled with airplanes performing precision aerobatics in competition on July 20 and 21, but no pilots’ lives were at risk. The planes were radio-controlled models competing in an International Miniature Aerobatic Club-sanctioned contest hosted by the State College Radio Control Club. This…