Habitat for Humanity of Greater Centre County's ReStore First Anniversary
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Centre County's ReStore is celebrating its first anniversary April 4th & 5th from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. at their Zion Road location in Bellefonte. ReStore sells new and used donated building materials to the public at discounted prices with proceeds benefiting Habitat for Humanity of Greater Centre County. Throughout Saturday and Sunday, customers can register for door prizes while shopping at ReStore. For more information about the store and their anniversary celebration, visit their website.

Friday & Saturday, April 4th & 5th
Penn State Jazz Festival
Esber Recital Hall
The festival begins Friday afternoon and ends Saturday evening with a concert by the Towson University Jazz Band, Centre Dimensions, and guest artists. Admission is free for all events on Friday and Saturday. For a complete list of events and concerts, visit Penn State School of Music's website.

Friday & Saturday, April 4th & 5th
State High Thespians Present Cole Porter's Anything Goes
8:00 p.m.
State High School North Auditorium
Tickets to the show are $10/adult and $8/student.

Saturday, April 5th
5th Annual "Paint The Town Red" Gala Benefit
6:00 p.m. - Midnight
Days Inn State College
The evening will feature dinner, music and dancing by Nittany Entertainment, and a silent auction.  Tickets are $65/person.  Proceeds from the evening benefit The Centre Communities Chapter of the American Red Cross.  To purchase tickets, visit the event's website.

Saturday, April 5th
Live Like You Were Dying
7:30 p.m.
The State Theatre
The performance will consist of a series of dance pieces that range from hip-hop to tap.  Tickets are $10 with proceeds benefiting The Pennsylvania Breast Cancer Coalition.

Penn State Basketball Player Faces Charges
Penn State Police filed charges against Penn State basketball player Stanley Pringle in connection with an incident involving open lewdness that occurred last week in Pattee Library.  Read more on this story....

Money Trouble Closes Three Uni-Mart Stores
An operator of three Uni-Mart stores in Bellefonte shut down his businesses last weekend after several years of losing money.  Read more on this story....

Patton May Face More Jail Time
George Patton's prison sentence will be reconsidered after the commonwealth filed a motion noting a five-year mandatory sentence for each charge involving a "visibly possessed firearm." Read more on this story....

Dr. Joel Myers
Dr. Joel Myers, long-time State College resident and founder of AccuWeather, Inc., is seeking reelection to the Penn State Board of Trustees as a representative of the alumni.  Dr. Myers came to Penn State as an undergraduate and went on to earn three degrees from the university before becoming a member of the Penn State faculty from 1964-1981.  AccuWeather is the nation's leading commercial weather service, providing forecasts to over 175,000 paying clients and millions of Internet users worldwide from its Global Headquarters in State College.  Three of Dr. Myers' children are also Penn State graduates.  Through the years, Dr. Myers has provided numerous scholarships and gifts to Penn State.  Voting for the trustees begins April 10th and ends May 15th.

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