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April 22, 2016

• Eats & drinks: Culinary revival underway in Reedsville
• Jana Marie Foundation stomps the stigma surrounding mental illness
• 10 questions with the Penn Valley Conservation Association’s Jim Flanagan
• Penn State football nabs verbal commitment from offensive line prospect
• Twisted Vine Winery opens in downtown Philipsburg
• Taste Buds satisfies more than the sweet tooth
• Attorney General Kane announces $2.7 million heroin ring in Cambria County
• Chambersburg rolls past injury-laden Little Lions
• Manor Drive solutions fall on residents’ shoulders
• Climate Change in Pennsylvania: Power sources must find greener pastures
• Climate Change in Pennsylvania: Environment, health among concerns
• Game Commission captures 4 bears in Lemont
• Cyclists take inspiration from faith
• Iran just wants to get along
• Clinton has needed experience
• Energy a critical issue
• Sestak strongest candidate
• Park Forest Middle School students learn about criminal justice system firsthand
• Park Forest Elementary School awarded for green initiatives
• Superintendent Paladina staying with Philipsburg-Osceola
• Bald Eagle Area baseball holds off Penns Valley for win
• State College tops Mechanicsburg in boys’ lacrosse
• Bald Eagle Area softball beats Hollidaysburg
• State College softball edges Red Land
• Philipsburg-Osceola baseball falls to Tyrone
• Bellefonte rolls past Huntingdon in baseball
• Raquet’s grand slam lifts State College to win over Red Land
• St. Francis upends Penn State men’s volleyball