June 2021
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Penns Valley Historical Museum Opens with New Exhibits
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The Penns Valley Area Historical Museum, located at 244 West Aaron Square in Aaronsburg, recently opened for the season and features two new exhibits for 2021. The first is a […]
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State College Sets Fee for Short-Term Rental Licenses
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State College Borough Council on Monday night unanimously approved a $175 fee for short-term rental licenses that will go into effect in August. Residents who want to rent out their […]
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Business Notes: Gabe’s Opens in Nittany Mall; Jersey Mike’s Moves to Hills Plaza
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The Nittany Mall’s newest anchor store is now open for business. Gabe’s discount department store opened on Wednesday in the former Bon-Ton location at the College Township mall. Founded in […]
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Former Penn State Goalkeeper Alyssa Naeher Named to U.S. Olympic Women’s Soccer Team
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For the second time in her career, former Penn State women’s soccer goalkeeper Alyssa Naeher is headed to the Summer Olympics. On Wednesday, Naeher was named to the U.S. Olympic […]
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Penn State Sues Apparel Company for Alleged Trademark Infringements
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Penn State is suing an online apparel shop for trademark infringement, according to court documents filed Monday. The 56-page lawsuit, filed on Tuesday in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District […]
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Penn State Football: Nittany Lions Favored Against Michigan, Auburn According to Early Lines
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Penn State football might still be a few months away but that doesn’t mean fans and forward-thinking sports betters can’t get an idea of which matchup the Nittany Lions might […]
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State College to Allow Food Trucks in Neighborhoods, Parks for Special Events
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State College Borough Council on Monday night unanimously approved ordinance updates that ease some restrictions on where food trucks can operate. The amended ordinance allows “mobile food peddlers” in residential […]
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No New COVID-19 Cases in Centre County for Fourth Consecutive Day
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Centre County reported no new COVID-19 cases for a fourth consecutive day on Wednesday, keeping its total at 16,907, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Health. The last time the […]
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The Allegheny Front Trail Offers Adventures – and Some Breathtaking Vistas – for Hikers of Various Skill Levels
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This story appears in the June 2021 issue of Town&Gown. Up in the Moshannon Forest, on the western edge of Centre County, the Allegheny Front Trail provides seemingly endless options […]
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Life in the Slow Train
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ON BOARD THE COAST STARLIGHT, SEATTLE TO OAKLAND – We left Seattle at 9:45 a.m. on Sunday, scheduled to arrive in Oakland at 8:30 Monday morning. That’s a lot of […]