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 Tuesday’s selections:
- Testimony ends in Boob trial; closing arguments set to begin (Centre Daily Times)
- Police: State College Man Dies after Ferguson Twp. Crash (StateCollege.com)
- Officals: 5 Killed In Blair County House Fire (WJAC)
- Curley Gives DeChellis Another Vote Of Confidence (OnwardState.com)
- State schools suggest wage freeze in lieu of cuts (Daily Collegian)
- Trader Joe’s Plans State College Store (StateCollege.com)
- Ticket Supply Exhausted for Jane Goodall Talk at Penn State (StateCollege.com)
- Penn State UPUA Debate Lively, Despite Surprising Absence (OnwardState.com)
- Big Ten Directors to Recommend Men’s Ice Hockey as Conference Sport (StateCollege.com)
- Marcellus Forest Land (An audio report about a policy change for gas drillers) (WPSU)
- Penn State Basketball: Heartbreak as Lady Lions Tumble out of NCAA Tourney (StateCollege.com)
- DePaul rallies to take out Penn State (Associated Press via Los Angeles Times)
- As Penn State Builds Wrestling Champs, Region Awaits Final Wintry Blast (StateCollege.com)
- Blue Course Drive Affected as Ferguson Twp. Road Work Begins (StateCollege.com)
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Penn State officials on Thursday urged community members to ensure they are protected against the measles as cases of the virus continue to rise across Pennsylvania and nationally. No confirmed […]
Grange Fair, Mount Nittany Health Offer Healthcare Resources for Rural Residents
dozens of residents from across the state who filtered through the Mount Nittany Health Fair tent at the Grange Fair, where attendees traded stories about their own experiences with their local healthcare systems while interacting with professionals from Mount Nittany…
Centre County United Way Bringing Community Together for Annual Day of Caring to Help Local Nonprofits
Centre County United Way will once again bring together hundreds of community members to help support local businesses and organizations for its annual “Day of Caring” on Thursday, Oct. 1. […]
