Teresa Mull
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Boal Museum Rescues Victorian Greenhouse
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“For decades, since I was an undergraduate here at Penn State, I would drive by (and see) this beautiful Victorian greenhouse just falling down,” Robert Cameron says. Fast-forward a few […]
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A Harmonious Obsession: Richard Sleigh, a Master of the Harmonica, Reflects on a Life Immersed in Music
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Richard Sleigh of Boalsburg has made a life of playing and teaching the harmonica and building custom harps. He’s shared the stage with symphony orchestras and musical giants – Bo […]
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Rush Township Planners Recommend Rezoning Request for Graystone Court Development
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The Rush Township Planning Commission voted to recommend rezoning a parcel of land that was the site of the Philipsburg Hospital from commercial to village/mixed use.
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COVID Causes Shortage of New and Used Cars — and Rentals
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Ron Kratzer, sales manager of Joel Confer Ford in Bellefonte, has been selling cars for more than 50 years. “I sold my first car when I was 15 years old,” […]
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Fireworks to Launch at ‘Philipsburg Festival’ This Summer
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Pat Romano, owner of the We Are Inn, was granted permission by Philipsburg Borough Council to have a fireworks display as part of the Philipsburg Festival, which is being held after Heritage Days was canceled for 2021.
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The Arts Community Is Beginning to Emerge from a Most Difficult Year, but Challenges Remain
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As the nation continues to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, we take a moment to check in with a few of our many area arts organizations. With restrictions and shutdowns, […]
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‘Comfortable, Homey, Quaint’: Poppy’s Café in Philipsburg Offers an Eclectic ‘Taste of Everything’
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The dining room of Poppy & Co. Café in downtown Philipsburg feels like the set of a TV show: restaurant owner Jenny Horton greets her regulars by name, often with […]
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Philipsburg Borough Gives Old, Fallen Trees a Second Life
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PHILIPSBURG — Though Christmas is long past, the space of the Philipsburg Borough garage looks something like Santa’s Workshop these days, as gifts to the people of Philipsburg are being […]
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Neighbor to Neighbor: ‘Cleansed by Fire’
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In an extraordinarily difficult year, we found kindness in every corner of Centre County. Town&Gown’s ‘Neighbor to Neighbor’ series explores some of those stories. PHILIPSBURG — “We thought we […]
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Interpretations of Beauty: The work of renowned local artist Harold Altman finds renewed exposure, 17 years after his death
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The late Harold Altman was a world-renowned artist whose work appears in New York’s Museum of Modern Art, the Victoria and Albert Museum of London, the Bibliotheque Nationale of Paris, […]