BELLEFONTE — A State College man police called a high-level cocaine dealer was found guilty Monday of four felonies related to delivery and possession of a controlled substance as well as a misdemeanor charge.
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Nabil K. MarkInterest spikes in alternatives to paying at pumpSTATE COLLEGE — As gasoline prices shot up to $3.75.9 a gallon Monday, nearing a new threshold of $4, Centre County residents were driving less and turning more to public transit, fuel-efficient cars and bicycles.
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STATE COLLEGE — More than 2,100 homes are expected to be built in the State College Area School District over the next several decades, but the effect on enrollment in the district won’t be as significant as some might expect, a demographic study has found.
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Steve McDonald
Some Centre County residents woke up to snowy weather on an unusually cold May morning.
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STATE COLLEGE — Concerns were raised Monday night before the Borough Council about whether plans for the West End are moving fast enough to keep up with changes in the area.
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STATE COLLEGE BOROUGH COUNCIL
STATE COLLEGE — Concerns were raised Monday night before the Borough Council about whether plans for the West End are moving fast enough to keep up with changes in the area.
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Centre Daily Times staffers have received three 2008 Golden Quill Awards from the Press Club of Western Pennsylvania for coverage of issues ranging from liquor license transfers to acid rock.
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Women who have been victims of domestic violence or sexual assault often have a hard time trusting men. Joshua Sacher, of State College, tries to be a compassionate male figure to women who may not have previously known one.
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“This is going out to what’s her name, wherever she is.”
Poised proudly behind a stern, bearded smile, dressed in light blue denim and donning his trusty acoustic guitar, Steve Earle’s nonchalant attitude but dominating presence mesmerized the State Theatre crowd Thursday with his blistering acoustic guitar work, howling harmonica and intense narratives.The price of a gallon of gas rose to $3.75 a gallon this morning.
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Gaming payouts expected to offset spending increases at schools
WINGATE — Rising fuel, health care, utility and food costs — local school districts are not immune to these increases either, and most are planning to raise school property taxes this year to cover the added expenses.
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Prom to remember?
Of course it was, and perhaps you’d like to share your best photos with our readers.
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Have rising gas prices forced you to make changes in your driving or commuting?
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ClearWater Conservancy led hikers Sunday on a once-a-year opportunity to see a swath of pristine land along a section of Spring Creek near Houserville.
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Marijuana found in bag of stuffed toys
State police at Rockview say they caught a man early Sunday morning driving on Interstate 80 with marijuana hidden in a bag of toys.
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GYPSY MOTHS: Spraying to begin for caterpillars
Planes and helicopters with sights set on gypsy moths will crisscross Centre County any day now in an effort to squelch the destructive caterpillar.
VALLEY FORGE, Pa. Joe Paterno wants football recruits to consider Penn State on its merits, not on whether the Hall of Fame coach will be around for the length of their stay.
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“... these little souls came into my life, and I’ll always be grateful that they have helped me fulfill my dream of becoming a mother.”
PATTON TOWNSHIP — Twin girls with almond eyes cry, and Suzanne Irwin’s heart sings.
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Room by room, Shelly Brugel and Faith Lucchesi are breathing new life into the Philips Hotel.
Ron Bracken walked into our newsroom in 1967 and immediately started covering high school football games.
In today's "your turn" forum, Web readers are invited to send Mother's Day wishes to their mom.
Today, we present more works by artists 12 and younger, who, when asked to draw sketches of their moms for Mother’s Day, rose to the occasion.
Craig Houtz
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S USED BOOK SALE
UNIVERSITY PARK — Yeah, nobody reads much anymore. Sure.
With gas prices rising — along with the cost of almost everything else — we’re betting that more and more people will be forgoing long trips this summer and searching out destinations closer to home.
BELLEFONTE — The man accused of stalking a Philipsburg state trooper and his family for six years is, for the third time, asking for his bail to be reduced before he loses everything he has.
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