The Father’s Day edition of the StateCollege.com Newsletter is out, and it’s packed – even more than before – with information about events and activities to keep you and your favorite dad busy on his special day and beyond.
It has movie listings, of course, and links to our exclusive news coverage and our outstanding lineup of local columnists.
This week’s newsletter also features information about – and a link to – our Father’s Day Guide, which includes more special events and a chance to win a $50 gift certificate to Zola by telling us why your dad should be nominated for Father of the Year.
Our newsletter – which is free, by the way – also tells you about the State College Spikes home opener on Sunday (Father’s Day, naturally) and the Summer Solstice Celebration at Tait Farm on Saturday.
And we have two – count ’em, two – Community Spotlights this week: one on the Bellefonte Cruise and another on the Spring Creek Family Festival sponsored by ClearWater Conservancy and Centre Region Parks and Recreation.
With weather, Penn State sports information, community events and a list of open houses, StateCollege.com gives you everything you need to plan your schedule.
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