Mark Brackenbury, Town&Gown
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Founding Foodie Hector Cruz’s Group Brings Together Thousands to Talk Local Dining
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Hector Cruz developed his appreciation for great food through his success as sales manager for an Audi dealership in Miami. “The owner of the dealership, every time that we got […]
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Respect for All Beliefs Is Bob Smith’s Mission at Penn State Center for Spiritual and Ethical Development
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Bob Smith, director of Penn State’s Center for Spiritual and Ethical Development, loves seeing students grow in their understanding of each other
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Tyler Gum: Achieving ‘Aha!’ Moments at the Military Museum
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Tyler Gum applies a trusted litmus test while leading the Pennsylvania Military Museum in Boalsburg. “If your barometer is ‘Can you explain what you’re doing or what you’re going to […]
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Letter from the Editor: On the Job
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When I was an aspiring journalist in college, one of the books that made the biggest impact on me was Working, by Studs Terkel. The subtitle of the book, published […]
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Letter from the Editor: The Everyday Moments That Matter
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I spent the better part of a week in November with my wife, sister, and brother-in-law, sorting through more than 60 years’ worth of everyday life. It was a […]
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Letter from the Editor: As Centre County Goes …
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I’m a numbers geek. It’s an ironic trait for someone whose only D in college came after the naive decision, as a freshman journalism student, to take a math […]
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Q&A with Pink Zone President Mitch Kirsch
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These are challenging times for all nonprofits, with a national focus on the pandemic and so many people struggling financially. The search for a new executive director added even more to the mix at Pink Zone, which helps lead the fight against breast cancer by raising funds and mobilizing resources
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Q&A with Pink Zone President Mitch Kirsch
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These are challenging times for all nonprofits, with a national focus on the pandemic and so many people struggling financially. The search for a new executive director added even more […]
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Letter from the Editor: Fall Traditions, 2020 Style
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As we’ve traveled along the winding, pothole-laden road to the fall of 2020, much of the focus locally – including in this space – has been on Penn State. […]
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Letter from the Editor: Downtown Businesses Need Us
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For the first time since 1886, there will be no Penn State football games played this fall. The annual tradition began November 12, 1887, with a 54-0 […]