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

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 […]

Penn State Football: Minnesota and Ohio State Games Pace Secondary Market Prices

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August 16, 2022Ben Jones

Penn State football secondary market ticket prices are fairly modest inside of a month away from the Nittany Lions’ season opener against Purdue in West Lafayette and home opener against […]

Smokey Axe Grille Brings ‘Craft Food for Craft Beer’ to Axemann Brewery

Business

August 16, 2022Vincent Corso

Axemann Brewery has found a new in-house food partner in The Smokey Axe Grille, and according to brewery owner Rod Stahl, it makes for the “perfect pairing.” “The new slogan […]

It’s Transition Time: Embrace It!

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August 16, 2022Joe Battista

Excitement. Anxiety. Laughter. Panic. Old friends. New friends. Stress. School shopping. Frantic schedules. New teachers. Music lessons. Sport practices. New teammates. Buying books. Finding Classrooms. Drop/Add. Ah, the emotions of […]

Strawberry Fields Bringing New Life to Former House of Care Property in State College

Community

August 16, 2022Geoff Rushton

State College Borough Council on Monday unanimously accepted a proposal to transfer the former House of Care property to local nonprofit Strawberry Fields Inc. for use as supportive housing for […]

State College Restaurant Owner Charged with Theft for Alleged Failure to Pay Sales and Income Taxes

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August 15, 2022Geoff Rushton

A State College restaurant owner is facing felony and misdemeanor charges for allegedly failing to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in sales, withholding and personal income taxes. The Pennsylvania […]