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November 9, 2017

• ‘Rootsy power trio’ Crooked Line gets to work
• Keller Williams to return to State College
• ‘The Sound of Music’ makes 2-night stop at Penn State
• How Penn State football is dominating the recruiting battle in New Jersey
• Penn State-Pitt series could be extended past 2019
• Penn State-Rutgers week podcast with Lions 247’s Andrew Callahan
• Penn State’s Marcus Allen ‘definitely one of the best’ safeties that assistant Tim Banks has worked with
• Saquon Barkley named a finalist for Paul Hornung Award
• Penn State’s Saeed Blacknall an enigma at wide receiver
• Last season’s Notre Dame series propelled Penn State hockey to an 11-game winning streak. Can history repeat itself?
• Menorah stolen from Penn State Jewish center, recovered damaged
• DA to hold press conference about Beta Theta Pi video
• A new football field is just part of P-O’s sports complex
• State College Area school board approves construction bids for 3 schools
• Several Penn State execs could get big raises
• The budget passed. Can Penn State stop worrying?
• Integrity, patriotism missing in Miles Township
• Does Trump have a heart?
• Are tax dollars being wasted?
• ‘Moving Wall’ was a great tribute
• Breaking down vituperations
• Rockefeller Center Christmas tree begins its journey from State College
• Man, 20, dies in 2-vehicle crash
• Penn State student reported missing
• People gather to watch Rockefeller Center Christmas tree depart State College
• Vehicle fire put out in Ferguson Township
• Restaurant owner to sell or close business by end of year
• Local Girl Scouts property to close
• Pa. senator echos DePasquale’s disapproval of proposed Penn State bylaw change
• Could amnesty for alcohol-related emergencies save lives?
• Auditor general against rule changes that could limit Penn State trustees’ access
• Looking back on this week’s high school football games ... from 10, 20, 30 years ago
• Graduate transfer Corey Keener ‘definitely’ happy with joining Penn State wrestling
• Penn State women’s volleyball wins 14th straight