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StateCollege.com

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Centre LifeLink Opens 2027 Membership Drive

Centre LifeLink EMS is now accepting memberships for 2027, offering Centre Region residents coverage for emergency ambulance services with no out-of-pockets costs when the agency responds to a 911 call. Individual memberships cost $80 and family memberships cost $105 for the year, from Jan. 1 through Dec. 31, 2027. The annual membership drive is now underway, and residents in the agency's coverage area will receive brochures in the mail with enrollment information. Residents can sign up online through Centre LifeLink's membership portal . Memberships cover unlimited local emergency ambulance service when Centre LifeLink is dispatched through 911. Any available insurance is billed, but members are not responsible for any remaining out-of-pocket costs for covered emergency services. Centre LifeLink estimates members can avoid an average of $900 in costs for basic life support ambulance calls and more than $1,600 for advanced life support paramedic services. Those figures reflect average costs paid by people without memberships. The nonprofit relies on membership revenue and donations to help pay for its operations, including rising costs for fuel, ambulance equipment replacement and staffing. The annual campaign helps the agency maintain its equipment and personnel for emergency calls. Centre LifeLink provides 24-hour basic and advanced life

State College, PA · 1d

Lovely Garden Roots

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An April Freeze Thinned Out Douglas Firs at Pennsylvania Christmas Tree Farms, and One Grower Has No Trees Over 8 Feet This Year

Pennsylvania Christmas tree growers say an April freeze thinned Douglas firs, and one farm has no trees over 8 feet this year.

Pennsylvania · 1d

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‘You miss him’ | Penn State wrestling's Tyler Kasak wins first match back in lineup after redshirt year

Tyler Kasak made his 2026 dual debut back in the lineup in Penn State’s first match of the season, after redshirting in 2025-26 to allow then-freshman PJ Duke to slot into the lineup. Kasak returned as the No. 2-ranked wrestler despite his time away and was no stranger to...

State College, PA · 2d
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WBRE

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Central York grad carrying the American flag in honor of father before Penn State game

HAPPY VALLEY, Pa. (WHTM) — A kicker for Penn State who graduated from Central York will have the honor of carrying the American flag out before kickoff of the Penn State – Minnesota game. Penn State Football announced on social media Matthew Parker will carry the flag as a tribute to his father’s service. Parker […]

State College, PA · 1d

Erie Times News

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Fort LeBoeuf, McDowell fall in District 10 and PIAA football playoffs

STATE COLLEGE – State College, one of the top Class 6A teams in Pennsylvania, were too much for McDowell in a 46-14 PIAA subregional win on Friday, Nov. 13, at State College High School. The Little Lions (12-0) move on to play Williamsport in the PIAA first round, while McDowell ends the season 8-4. The loaded Lion offense struck early as Rowan Walker scored touchdown runs on their first two possessions. McDowell responded as Juel Heidelberg scored on a 2-yard run, but State College tossed a 38-yard touchdown and AJ Fry had two interception returns for touchdowns to make it 36-7 at the half. Walker scored his third touchdown in the third quarter to invoke the mercy rule. McDowell quarterback Evan Kuhn broke the school record for touchdown passes in a season in the second half as he found Taylor Lincoln for an 8-yard score. It was the 35th touchdown pass of the season for Kuhn. Hickory 49, Fort Leboeuf 7 FARRELL – Kelvin Morrison, a Virginia Tech recruit, scored four times as Hickory rolled past Fort LeBoeuf 49-7 in the District 10 Class 3A football semifinals at Farrell High School. Hickory (9-1) moves on to the D-10 championship next

Erie, PA · 1d

Centre Daily Times

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Penn State budget gap, fraternity suspension and more of this week's top stories

Centre County saw a busy news week, from a fatal hit-and-run on Interstate 80 to Penn State’s announcement of a $124 million budget shortfall. Fraternity investigations, a downtown restaurant closure and new offerings at the Berkey Creamery also drew attention. Here’s a look at this week’s top stories: A 22-year-old Bucks County man killed in a hit-and-run on Interstate 80 in Snow Shoe Township was identified as Anirudh Nangunoori, a first-year medical student at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine . State police at Rockview and are seeking information about the vehicles involved. Penn State is facing a $124 million budget shortfall driven by $87 million in lost tuition revenue from declining enrollment and $37 million in unexpected employee health insurance costs. The university plans an average 1.25% reduction across education and general units, with tuition frozen through 2027-28. Zeta Beta Tau was placed on interim suspension over allegations of serious misconduct , while Delta Sigma Phi and Phi Kappa Psi lost privileges Oct. 6 to host social events and conduct new member education. Delta Upsilon remains suspended following an investigation into an off-campus cocaine trafficking ring. Big Dean’s Hot Chicken on West College Avenue will close Nov. 25

Centre County, PA · 1d

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It’s official: Central Mountain’s Lindsay inks with Penn State

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – The Penn State women’s tennis team has announced the signing of Mill Hall, Pennsylvania, native Addison Lindsay on signing day. Lindsay, who attends Central Mountain High School, won two Pennsylvania State Championships in 2024 and 2026, one in Class 2A and one in Class 3A.

State College, PA · 2d

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Penn State CB pledge Deonte Flemings Jr.’s commitment is ‘strong’ after wrapping up junior season

4-star cornerback Deonte Flemings Jr. was the first player to make a pledge to the Nittany Lions under Matt Campbell, committing to Penn State on Jan. 31. While he’s taken other visits during the 2026 season, Flemings still remains committed to Penn State, proving how strong the relationships he’s built with the coaching staff.

State College, PA · 23h

The National Law Review

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AI in the Exam Room: Patient Consent Is More Than a Notice

A proposed class action against Allegheny Health Network (AHN) puts patient consent practices for AI documentation tools under scrutiny. The complaint alleges that patients were told an AI tool would be used during appointments but were not told that their conversations would be transmitted to Abridge AI or could be retained for the company’s commercial purposes. It further alleges that AHN did not adequately disclose those uses. The case highlights a practical challenge for healthcare organizations adopting ambient AI: disclosure should explain what is recorded, who receives the information, and how it may be used, not simply that an AI tool is involved. The plaintiff alleges that patient encounters contributed to Abridge AI’s proprietary data and asserts claims under Pennsylvania wiretapping law, physician-patient confidentiality, privacy, implied contract, and unjust enrichment. For healthcare organizations and technology providers, this case is a reminder to review the full lifecycle of patient data used in AI documentation: what the tool captures, where data goes, how long it is retained, and whether it may be used to develop or improve products. Review patient-facing notices and consent workflows alongside vendor contracts and internal practices and make sure that any option to decline the tool is clear

Pennsylvania · 2d

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Baseball Signs Ten Members of 2027 Recruiting Class

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – Penn State baseball, led by head coach Mike Gambino, signed 10 members to its 2027 class on Signing Day on Wednesday. The signing class includes five pitchers (three right-handed, two left-handed), two infielders, two outfielders and one catcher. Nine of the 10 signees are high school prospects and one is a junior college prospect.

State College, PA · 2d

Combat Rated

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Josh Shapiro Honors His Father and Pennsylvania’s Veterans For Helping “Protect Our Freedoms” as His Administration Broadens Access to Veterans’ Benefits Across Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro marked Veterans Day on November 11 by honoring his father, a U.S. Navy veteran, while recognizing the military service of veterans throughout the commonwealth. His message connected his family’s experience with the broader sacrifices made by Pennsylvania’s military community, as his administration continues implementing programs and legislation intended to expand access […]

Pennsylvania · 2d

Onward State

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Lady Lions Reschedule Arizona State Game To November 16

The rescheduling is due to the FAA ground stop.

State College, PA · 14h

StateCollege.com

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Big Caftans, Big Hearts: Mrs. Roper Romp Goes Retro for a Good Cause

This story originally appeared in The Centre County Gazette . Colorful caftans, oversized jewelry and a little nostalgia will come together on Saturday, Nov. 14 for a good cause as Out of the Cold Centre County partners with the Ladies Auxiliary from the American Legion Post 245 for the Mrs. Roper Romp fundraiser to benefit the local homeless shelter. The event will be held from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Post 245, 1950 Pine Hall Road, and will feature dancing, music provided by DJ William Wiser III, raffle baskets and a 50/50 drawing. A $5 donation will help support Out of the Cold's efforts to provide shelter and assistance to people experiencing homelessness in Centre County. The fundraiser is part of the organization's November campaign recognizing National Homelessness Awareness Month, an effort to raise money while helping residents better understand the challenges facing those without stable housing. Amy Fornwalt-Bowser, an Out of the Cold board member, said the idea grew from previous Mrs. Roper-themed fundraising events including a bar crawl. This time, she wanted to create an opportunity for people to gather in one location, enjoy an evening together and support a worthwhile cause. "Since some of my friends

Centre County, PA · 2d

The Spun

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U.S. Issues 'Tornado Watch' For Three Major States Tonight

The U.S. issued a watch tonight.

Pennsylvania · 2d

Bucky's 5th Quarter

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Badgers slip in NCAA Tournament projection after loss to Penn State

The Badgers are no longer a top two seed in NCAA Tournament projections. Heading into their final road trip of the season, the Wisconsin Badgers are nearing the end of the regular season, with another NCAA Tournament appearance awaiting them in a few weeks. Three weeks ago, the Badgers were...

Madison, WI · 2d

StateCollege.com

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Bellefonte Bookstore Celebrating Two-Year Anniversary with Weekend Events

A volunteer-run, nonprofit bookstore and cultural space in downtown Bellefonte will host special promotions and activities throughout the weekend in honor of its second anniversary. The Print Factory , located at 130 S. Allegheny St., is offering 10% off all merchandise storewide on Saturday, Nov. 14 and Sunday, Nov. 15. The community is invited to stop by throughout the day on Sunday for crafts and complimentary snacks to celebrate the store's milestone. The bookstore, which was founded in 2023 and opened in its permanent space November 2024 , serves as an inclusive and welcoming gathering space for Bellefonte's artistic community, dedicated to fostering literature, creativity and cultural engagement. Prior to its opening, the vision for the space began more than a decade ago and finally came to fruition when its founders saw the need for accessible community spaces in the area. "We are an antiracist, feminist, and queer-inclusive organization that supports the artistic and intellectual life of the local community. Our mission is to create an atmosphere of inclusivity and acceptance," the store's website reads. The Print Factory is open Thursday and Friday from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from noon to 6 p.m. To learn

Bellefonte, PA · 1d

YourErie

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Lancers bring home D-10 4A football title in dramatic fashion, Trojans, Bison fall in postseason in FNL part one (11-13-26)

Friday Night Lights part one (11-13-26): High school football playoffs: D-10 4A championship: General McLane 35 – Cathedral Prep 31 6A first round: State College 46 – McDowell 14 3A semifinals: Hickory 49 – Fort LeBoeuf 7 Sharon 27 – Grove City 14

Erie, PA · 1d

StateCollege.com

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Your Weekend Guide: What to Do Around the State College Area

Looking for ways to spend your weekend in the State College area? Whether you are in the mood for a relaxing glass of wine, a good laugh or family-friendly outdoor adventures, the local community calendar is packed with activities. Here is a roundup of top events happening this weekend, Nov. 13–15. Wine Bingo with Beth at Mt. Nittany Winery Kick off your weekend at 5 p.m. Friday with a lively game of Wine Bingo. For just $12, attendees receive a glass of wine of their choice and two bingo cards. It is a fantastic excuse to unwind with friends, enjoy locally crafted wine and compete for gift certificates during each round. Peter Pan (The Non-Flying Edition) At 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday, the Bald Eagle Area Drama Club brings Neverland to the stage with a hilarious twist on Peter Pan (The Non-Flying Edition) by Jon Jory. This is a must-see for families and theater lovers looking for an affordable, laughter-filled evening featuring quirky pirates and brave Lost Boys—no pixie dust or flying harnesses required. Kill Me, Baby, One More Time Your favorite 90s hits… with a killer twist! Sock & Buskin Theatre Company invites you to laugh and reminisce as

State College, PA · 1d

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State College dominates in District 6 Regional Championship victory over McDowell

The State College Little Lions football program is widely known as one of Pennsylvania’s most successful and consistent programs in high school football, under the leadership of head coach Matt Lintal. Now in his twelfth season at the helm, Lintal has taken a historically successful program to new heights,...

State College, PA · 23h