November 2019
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Ferguson Township OKs Construction of New Public Works Building
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Ferguson Township will move forward with construction of a new $6.8 million public works facility after the board of supervisors last week unanimously approved bond financing and awarding contracts.
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Penn State Men’s Soccer Falls to Providence in NCAA Tournament
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No. 15 Penn State men’s soccer saw its season come to an end with a 3-2 overtime loss to Providence in the second round of the NCAA Tournament Sunday night at Jeffrey Field. Early second-half goals from Aaron Molloy and Kyle May weren’t enough to prevent a Providence comeback.
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Group Set to Close on Bellefonte Waterfront Land
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After years of sitting vacant, the Bellefonte waterfront property is officially about to have a new owner as developers plan to close the deal in December.
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No Offense in The Horseshoe: How It Didn’t Line up for Penn State
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — In crunch time here in The Horseshoe on Saturday, Penn State’s offense looked little like what was expected a year ago.
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NCAA Tournament Run Ends for Penn State Women’s Soccer’s NCAA with Loss to Stanford
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No. 18 Penn State women’s soccer (17-7-1) ended its season with a 2-0 loss to Stanford (21-1), a team that has now scored 21 goals in three games, in the round of 16 of the NCAA tournament Sunday.
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Penn State Football: Handing Out the Grades Following the Nittany Lions’ Loss to Ohio State
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Well that game wasn’t boring. Penn State took punches, looked down and out and suddenly it was a 21-17 game. The Nittany Lions didn’t come out on top, but they sure made things interesting in Columbus.
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Music to Your Ears
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Just like my musical tastes, a lot has changed in the music industry through the years. When I first listened to music, I would throw a vinyl record (LP) on and listen to it from start to finish. The album was king. Album sales in 1978 were $14.6 billion, with 63.7% coming through sales of…
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Penn State Basketball Squeaks by Yale Thanks to Late Rally
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Poor shooting from the Nittany Lions and excellent defense from the Bulldogs put the Ivy Leaguers up by double-digits for most of the game, but a last-minute comeback prevented an early season derailment for Penn State.
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For Penn State Football, Where There’s a Will Levis, There’s Almost a Way
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — For 24 minutes on what had been a heavy scarlet and very gray afternoon in The Horseshoe, backup quarterback Will Levis gave Penn State hope against what may be the best team in college football.
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Penn State Football: All Told, Nittany Lions Did Better Than You Expected and Better Than Everyone Else
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As his teammates changed out of their pads and took an accounting of their new bruises, Penn State safety Lamont Wade had to break the silence.