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Traffic and Parking Changes to Be in Effect for Penn State Student Move-In

August 17, 2022Geoff Rushton

With Penn State’s fall semester classes beginning on Monday, students are starting to return to campus and off-campus apartments this week. The influx of people and vehicles means temporary traffic […]

Penn State Men’s Hockey: DeNaples Set For Captaincy Again Alongside Quartet of Alternates

Latest Penn State News

August 17, 2022Ben Jones

Penn State men’s hockey announced captains for the 2022-23 season on Wednesday as the Nittany Lions await the start of their season a few months away. As expected returning captain […]

Letters: Fix Harrisburg; Stop the Nittany Mall Casino

Letters to the Editor

August 17, 2022Community Letters

Do you think politicians should have their jobs for life? Probably not. Nationwide, 15 states—both red and blue—have enacted term limits. The rationale: electing legislators strictly focused on serving the […]

Pa. Lawmakers Weigh Bill That Would Allow Independents to Vote on Primary Candidates

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August 17, 2022Kate Huangpu of Spotlight PA

Pennsylvania has closed primary elections, meaning only registered Democrats and Republicans can vote for candidates from those parties and choose who will advance to the general.

One Morning at the DMV

Columns

August 17, 2022Russell Frank

When you go to the DMV, you’ve got to bring your “A” game. I didn’t. It had been a while. Driving east on College Avenue, I blanked at the McDonald’s […]

State College Borough Council OKs New Regulations for Short-Term Rentals, License Fee Increase

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August 16, 2022Geoff Rushton

State College Borough Council on Monday approved revised regulations to limit short-term housing rentals, setting the stage for a licensing program to go into effect this fall. After a work […]