Bellefonte
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Longtime Bellefonte Borough Manager Ralph Stewart to Retire
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After more than 30 years with the borough, including the last 24 as its top administrator, Bellefonte Borough Manager Ralph Stewart is retiring. Bellefonte Borough Council accepted Stewart’s retirement letter at its meeting on Monday. His last day in the borough office will be March 28, and he offered to provide assistance during the transition.…
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Bellefonte Council Approves Revised Designs for Waterfront Project
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Bellefonte Borough Council this week unanimously approved a private developer’s new designs for the long-delayed Waterfront project, which has been in the works for nearly seven years. Originally planned to be three buildings, the development group led by Tom Songer reduced the scope of the project to two buildings last year. The first building, at…
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First Centre County Location for The Meadows Frozen Custard Sets Opening Date
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The first Centre County location for a chain of popular frozen custard shops has set an opening date. The Meadows of Happy Valley will open on Monday, March 10, at 2934 Benner Pike, Bellefonte, according to the location’s Facebook page. The shop is behind Troy’s Philadelphia-Style Hoagies. Hours will be 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.…
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Geisinger Bellefonte to Open Urgent Care Clinic
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Geisinger’s new Bellefonte facility is ready to add walk-in care to its services. The ConvenientCare walk-in clinic at Geisinger Bellefonte, 226 Buckaroo Lane, will open on Monday, March 10. The clinic, which will be open every day except major holidays, will have six exam rooms staffed by three advanced practitioners for treatment of urgent, non-life-threatening…
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Bellefonte Art Museum Showcases ‘Quilt Barns’ This March
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This article originally appeared in The Centre County Gazette. The Bellefonte Art Museum is hosting a show titled “Quilt Barns” this March, with the exhibition having opened on Friday, Feb. 28. The showcase features photography of barns with hanging quilt blocks from Pennsylvania, New York and North Carolina. One of the highlighted barns is owned…
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Amazon Revealed as Operator of Planned Warehouse in Benner Township
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After years of speculation, property transaction records have revealed the end user of a planned fulfillment center warehouse in Benner Township. Amazon recently completed the purchase of about 100 acres at the end of Penntech Drive in the Benner Commerce Park, where the facility is to be located, for $6.309 million. The transaction was recorded…
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The Print Factory Promises ‘A Foothold for Community’
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The Print Factory provides a much-needed “third place” while pushing back against the status quo.
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Big Spring Spirits in Bellefonte to Host Fundraiser Events for Centre Safe
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Big Spring Spirits will host a Valentine-making session as well as a “Swiftie”-themed Super Bowl watch Party as fundraisers for Centre Safe on Sunday, Feb. 9 at its Bellefonte tasting room. The events offer two ways for community members to support Centre Safe, which provides support to survivors of domestic abuse, sexual violence and stalking. The…
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Fast-Casual Restaurant Chain Planning New Centre County Location
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A national fast-casual restaurant chain is eyeing a booming development corridor for its next Centre County location. Chipotle Mexican Grill intends to submit a land development plan for a new restaurant in the Paradise Shopping Center on Benner Pike near Bellefonte, Benner Township Secretary-Treasurer Sharon Royer told StateCollege.com. It would be Chiptole’s third Centre County…
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Centre County Couple Combine Talents for MMC Metalworks Creations
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When Dave and Christie Lose mixed their hobbies, they matched their inspiration to produce metal-based crafts, from home décor to decorations to smokers and firepits and various holiday decorations.