March 2023
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Deed Transfers
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The following property transactions were compiled from information provided by the Centre County recorder of deeds, Joseph Davidson. The Gazette is not responsible for typographical errors. The published information is believed to be accurate; however, the Gazette neither warrants nor accepts any liability or responsibility for inaccurate information. RECORDED FEB. 27-MARCH 3BELLEFONTE BOROUGHTracy M. Monaghan…
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BEA Forestry and Wildlife Management Students Use Nature as Their Classroom
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WINGATE — For students who enjoy the outdoors and practical, hands-on learning, the innovative forestry and wildlife management program at Bald Eagle Area High School could be a great fit. “The majority of the days, we’re outside looking at what Mother Nature put there,” said Jade Thompson, the teacher who developed the program with input…
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Penn State Men’s Hockey: Nittany Lions Fall 2-1 in Overtime to Michigan in Second Round of NCAA Tournament
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The cruelty of hockey is that goals are instantaneous. There is no opportunity to digest what is happening, most everything in sports develops and unfolds. You can watch a running back sprint down the field and score a touchdown. Even shots in basketball take a second or two. But a goal, an overtime goal? You…
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Geisinger Planning Expansion of Gray’s Woods Complex
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Geisinger Health System is planning multiple expansions of its clinic at Gray’s Woods in Patton Township, starting with construction of a two-story addition this year. Patton Township supervisors approved on March 22 an amendment to the master plan for the 51.94-acre property at 132 Abigail Lane that will include four phases of construction over the…
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Nature’s Ways: Sycamore, the Streamside Sentinel
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Sycamore trees stand like tall sentinels lining sections of Penns, Spring and Bald Eagle creeks — protecting their banks from erosion, shading the stream and providing cover for wild brown trout. In fact, stately sycamores guard all of Pennsylvania’s rivers and larger streams. Sycamores have been protecting streams for a long time. Fossil records indicate…
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Great PA News Quiz: Court Candidates, Mortgage Relief Mess and a City Manager’s Arrest
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Know your news? Prove it with this week’s Great PA News Quiz.
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Penn State Football: Nittany Lions Add Tight End to 2024 Class
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Three-star tight end Luke Reynolds announced Saturday that he’s committing to Penn State football’s Class of 2024 over Pitt and Virginia Tech, among others. Reynolds is the fifth player and first tight end to join the Nittany Lions’ 2024 class. Reynolds’ verbal commitment comes a week after he took an unofficial visit to Penn State…
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Penn State Men’s Hockey Routs Michigan Tech 8-0 to Advance in NCAA Tournament
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Three years ago, gathered in a team meeting room trying to digest the news, Penn State men’s hockey knew what it had lost. For a team with unquestionable potential, the cancellation of the NCAA Tournament due to the opening days of the COVID-19 pandemic also meant the end to the Nittany Lions’ very real national…
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Centre Remains at Low COVID-19 Community Level; No Pa. Counties at High for Second Consecutive Week
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Centre County stayed at the low community level for COVID-19 for the fourth consecutive week, according to the Centers for Disease Control’s latest update on Thursday night. Statewide, 62 of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties were at the low level, two more than last week, and five were at medium [-2]. It marked the second consecutive week…