Harry Zimbler
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Penn State School of Theatre Director’s Career at Confluence of Art, Sport
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What do you do after you’ve spent 22 years leading a talented and dedicated faculty and staff in the creation of a nationally ranked and respected school of theater? If you’re Dan Carter, the retiring head of the Penn State School of Theatre, you get out your glove and cleats and play baseball.
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Central Pennsylvania Home and Garden Show to feature 140 vendors
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UNIVERSITY PARK — The 33rd annual Central Pennsylvania Home and Garden Show, which runs Friday, March 31, through Sunday, April 2, will feature more than 140 participating vendors. This year’s show will be the 19th to be held at the Bryce Jordan Center. Abbie Jensen, executive officer at the Builders Association of Central…
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Director’s Vision to Come Alive in ‘American Idiot’ at Playhouse Theatre
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“American Idiot,” the punk rock opera, was written in response to a painful moment in the nation’s recent history. Its vivid storytelling is one of the reasons that director Erin Speer was happy for the opportunity to bring the show to life on the Playhouse Theatre stage. “American Idiot” is the latest production by…
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Director’s vision to come alive in ‘American Idiot’ at Playhouse Theatre
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UNIVERSITY PARK — “American Idiot,” the punk rock opera, was written in response to a painful moment in the nation’s recent history. Its vivid storytelling is one of the reasons that director Erin Speer was happy for the opportunity to bring the show to life on the Playhouse Theatre stage. “American Idiot” is the…
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Local Florists Gearing Up for Valentine’s Day
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While the impact is global, local florists find themselves caught up in the various challenges facing the flower industry, from weather to the ability to get orders filled.
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Penn State ‘Techcelerator’ program marks 11th graduation, awards $10,000
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UNIVERSITY PARK — The Ben Franklin Techcelerator at Penn State celebrated its 11th annual graduating class at a ceremony in Innovation Park on Dec. 6. Each graduating company presented its business model to a panel of judges, interested entrepreneurs and investors. The presentations were judged by a three-person panel including Bob Fiori, Paul Sciabica…
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State College Downtown Improvement District joins holiday celebration
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STATE COLLEGE — As the holiday season kicks into high gear, the Downtown Improvement District is playing a major role in ensuring an atmosphere of celebration. At the center of the season is the DID’s partnership with Penn State that establishes the local Military Appreciation Week. “We kicked it off at the November…
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State College Rotary Club speaker fights to end polio in the world
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STATE COLLEGE — Anyone who thinks one person can’t make a difference in our modern world hasn’t met E.G.P. Haran. Holding a doctorate in urban planning, Haran recently spoke to the Rotary Club of State College-Downtown about the central role he played in the ongoing battle to eradicate polio from the world. A…
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Oberheim Ending Long Tenure As Ag Progress Days Manager
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Following a 25-year career as the manager of Ag Progress Days in Rock Springs, Bob Oberheim has decided to retire this year.
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Wine Bar Grand Opening Adds New Dimension to Greek Restaurant
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The owners of The Greek restaurant and University Wine Company have paired up to launch a new wine bar inside the restaurant at 102 E. Clinton Ave.