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May 6, 2016

• Mother-daughter bonding takes no holiday for State College pair
• Friends will gather to give voice to late poet
• Faith, science go together for Pastor Dave Downer
• Does climate change affect genders differently?
• Fuse Productions presents children’s musical about the gift of friendship
• Nittany Theatre at the Barn opens 2nd season with Sondheim’s ‘Company’
• ‘The Kite and the Key’ revitalizes bluegrass band Hot Buttered Rum
• ‘Pastel Passions and Beyond’ showcases versatility of medium
• Americana folk songwriters The Tall Trees to close Acoustic Brew Series
• The tangled web Marvel weaves
• Centre County Master Gardener Garden Fair and Plant Sale an opportunity to learn, shop
• Mother’s Day offers time for reflection on healthy relationships
• American Christianity faces dramatic change
• Barbara’s Hallmark Shop helps people celebrate good times
• Fasta & Ravioli Co. to host grand reopening at Pleasant Gap location
• State College Rita’s sold, longtime owner to retire
• Howard Elementary students ‘having fun,’ giving back with yard sale
• Anonymous donor made $50,000 gift to Centre Gives
• Give nurse practitioners in Pa. full practice authority
• Penn State, trustees, Paternos react to new allegations
• Penn State insurance decision has big money impact
• Insurer claims Joe Paterno was alerted to Sandusky sex abuse in 1976
• Penn State trustees approve alcohol sales at sports venues
• Virginia Tech center to transfer to Penn State men’s basketball program
• BYU, Ohio State book date in championship match
• Centre County high school sports canceled due to rain
• State College boys’ lacrosse beats Bishop McDevitt
• State College tops Central Dauphin East in boys’ volleyball
• Bellefonte baseball beats Tyrone
• Penns Valley comes up short against Huntingdon on diamond
• State College falls to Carlisle in baseball
• State College softball rolls to win over Carlisle
• Philipsburg-Osceola powers past Central in softball
• Bellefonte beats DuBois in softball
• Bald Eagle Area baseball keeps winning streak alive