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The Jaw-Dropping Pennsylvania State Park That Feels Like Stepping Into A Painting
Nobody warned you that Pennsylvania was hiding something like this. Salt Springs State Park, sitting quietly in the hills near Montrose in Susquehanna County, is the kind of place that makes you feel like you’ve walked through a frame and into a landscape that someone painted from imagination rather than observation.
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New Owners Acquire Jim’s Italian Cuisine in Bellefonte
The new owners of a longtime Bellefonte restaurant say they plan to preserve the traditions that have made it a beloved part of the community for nearly 75 years. Gary and Sharon Landon will take over Jim's Italian Cuisine, 204 E. Cherry Lane on Aug. 12. The Landons also own Happy Wraps, which has permanently closed its brick-and-mortar location in downtown Bellefonte but will continue to offer catering. "We know how much Jim's means to Bellefonte," Gary Landon wrote on Facebook . "For generations, families have made memories here, and that's because of the hard work and dedication of Jim, the Boscaino family, and the incredible staff. We are truly grateful for everything they've built. Our goal isn't to change what has made Jim's a local favorite. It's to honor that tradition and do everything we can to preserve it. Jim Boscaino opened the restaurant, tucked away on the corner of Cherry Lane and South Penn Street, in 1952 and his son Jim took over ownership in 1994. Over the decades, Jim's cozy atmosphere and Italian comfort foods have made it a Bellefonte staple. The younger Boscaino has looked into selling the business for several years, including listing it through
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Jimmy John’s Returning to State College
A national sandwich shop chain is returning to State College after a two-year absence. Jimmy John's has signed a lease for a store at 1718 S. Atherton St., next to Honeybaked Ham in Creekside Plaza, according Kandy Weader of Bennett Williams, the commercial real estate agent for the property. The 1,457-square-foot space was last home to Subway, which closed earlier this year along with several of the chain's other Centre Region locations. "This high-visibility location continues to attract strong national brands, and we're proud to have helped bring another great tenant to the market," Weader wrote in a Facebook post . Jimmy John's media relations did not immediately respond to a question about a planned opening date. The sub shop's most recent State College location at 434 E. College Ave. closed in the summer of 2024. Mosul Grill now occupies that downtown space. The former Subway location at 1718 S. Atherton St., State College, in Creekside Plaza, is pictured on Friday, Aug. 7, 2026. Jimmy John's has signed a lease for the space. Photo by Evan Halfen | StateCollege.com The post Jimmy John’s Returning to State College appeared first on StateCollege.com .