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American Burrito to Open Downtown State College Restaurant
A broken down car can be frustrating for anyone, even knowing that roadside assistance is on the way and having a cell phone handy to keep busy while waiting. For Max Crisp in 1996, such comforts did not exist on a hot summer day when his car broke down on a highway in a remote section of eastern Oregon and he had to hoof it for miles to a local town. Tired and frustrated, he found a gas station that would help with his automotive troubles and even more importantly a taqueria that would cure his hunger pangs with a burrito — and inspire an idea that he is bringing to State College. American Burrito is set to open its second location and first in Pennsylvania this fall in downtown State College at 114 S. Allen St., the former home of Kish Bank. Crisp is aiming to open the restaurant on Labor Day weekend in September. Crisp opened the first American Burrito in 2012 in Fort Montgomery, New York, serving those living and visiting around the West Point United States Military Academy. After his chance encounter with that taqueria in 1996, Crisp, then an economics undergrad at Oregon State University,
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This Pennsylvania Bakery Will Transform Your Cinnamon Roll Expectations This March
March mornings in Pennsylvania feel better when they start with something warm, sweet, and unapologetically indulgent. Open the bakery door and the scent of cinnamon, brown sugar, and fresh dough rolls over you like a cozy invitation. Trays of sticky spirals gleam under soft lights, icing melting into every curve,...
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This Pennsylvania Mexican Buffet Offers Endless Eats And Is Worth Visiting In February
Hunger hits differently in February, especially in Pennsylvania when cold air calls for bold flavors and plates piled high. That is when a Mexican buffet feels less like a meal and more like a celebration. Think sizzling fajitas sending up clouds of savory steam, trays of saucy enchiladas lined up...
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Central Pa. teen turns high school heartbreak into successful music career
A bad breakup and dealing with fake friends are an unfortunate part of most high school experiences, but one central Pennsylvania teen turned her troubles into three award nominations and a future music career. Julia Denne, 19, a graduate of Central Dauphin High School, says she has always had a...
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Nashville Musician to Present Songwriting Workshop at TAHS
Tyrone students interested in writing or performing original music will have a unique opportunity this week. Professional singer/songwriter Bronwen Fair of Nashville, Tenn., will be at Tyrone Area High School to present a songwriting workshop to students on Thursday, Feb. 26. Fair is originally from Dingman’s Ferry, PA, and now...
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Teacher Spotlight: “Ms. P” Strikes a New Chord for Tyrone Choir
In just her second year at Tyrone Area High School, high school music teacher and choral director Gabriella Petrarca has brought a new perspective to the Tyrone Choral Department, with fun, new ideas that keep her students engaged and inspired. Tyrone senior and four-year POPS veteran Lydia Meredith has taken...