Penn State, State College Noon News & Features: Friday, July 29

State College, Penn State and Centre County are in the news — locally, nationally, internationally and in cyberspace. We post the latest sampling of stories of note, with links, from our site and across the Web every weekday in Noon News & Features.

Here is Friday’s offering:

News

• Fraser Street, Temporarily, Becomes One-Way; Rain Gardens Postponed (StateCollege.com)

• Fraternity Set to Move into New House (Daily Collegian)

• College of Agricultural Sciences Works to Fill Gaps in Budget (Daily Collegian)

• Wind Turbine Installed at Penn State’s Center for Sustainability (Penn State Live)

• University of Arizona VP, Former Penn State Administrator, Takes Job at Penn (Arizona Daily Star)

• New IST Certificate Offered for Fall at Penn State, The Lancaster Center (Penn State York)

• CATA Delays New Clearfield Bus Service Two Weeks (WTAJ TV)

• Literacy Council Appoints New Executive Director (Centre Daily Times)

Columns/Opinion

• Russell Frank – Lessons from Backpacking: Florence Lake to Kings Canyon National Park (StateCollege.com)

Photos/Video

• Ferguson Twp. Elementary Overhaul Almost Finished (StateCollege.com)

• Mount Nittany Elementary Nears Completion (StateCollege.com)

• Beaver Stadium Project Eliminates Seats (WJAC TV)

Sports

• Penn State Football: At Big Ten Media Day, Paterno Eyes 4-5 More Years (StateCollege.com)

• Penn State’s Joe Suhey Teams with Michael Zordich to Give Nittany Lions a Formidable 1-2 Punch at Fullback (Harrisburg Patriot-News)

• Arms Races: Penn State’s Dueling Quarterbacks Are Right Back Where They Started From (Rivals.com via Onward State)

• Women’s Basketball: 2011 Pink Zone Donates Record $197,210 to Breast Cancer Charities (GoPSUsports)

• Doebler Leaves Men’s Tennis Post for Colorado College (GoPSUsports)

• Spikes Dulled by Big First Inning in 9-5 Setback (State College Spikes)