For this regular feature on StateCollege.com, we troll our site and the Web for the most noteworthy State College- and Penn State-related news and features.
It’s posted every weekday under the ‘Penn State, State College Noon News & Features’ headline.
Here are Monday’s selections:
- State College Mourns Beth Donghia (StateCollege.com)
- Corbett maintains hard line on no Marcellus Shale tax (Philadelphia Inquirer)
- Police: New York Man Jailed after Penn State Dorm Fight (StateCollege.com)
- Pedestrian Reported Hurt in State College Hit-and-Run, Police Say (StateCollege.com)
- Engram leaves legacy at PSU (Altoona Mirror)
- Sanderson Shines In Return To The Mat (OnwardState.com)
- Fencing Team Finishes 2nd at NCAA Finals (OnwardState.com)
- Buie’s mom gives insight (Daily Collegian)
- PHOTOS: Elton John Plays Penn State’s Jordan Center (StateCollege.com)
- State of Retail in State College: Downtown Mainstays (StateCollege.com)
- Poll Shows Bard-Lennartz Leading Presidential Race (OnwardState.com)
- Envisioning 2025: ‘In Yo’ Face,’ Township Tells State College (StateCollege.com)
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