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Dr Richard Alley to speak at Climate Change Forum March 17, Patton Township

We are fortunate to have Nobelist, Dr. Richard Alley as our main speaker as well as other intriguing discussions and displays at 
an informative Climate Change Forum.

You are invited to attend on Sunday afternoon, 2-4 pm, on March 17, 2013, at the Patton Township municipal building.

I hope you can come, and bring a friend. Pass it on. Here's a flyer you can download for the event.

Jean Aron, member, Environment Committee, LWV Centre Co. Click here to display the flyer

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Centre County Commissioners are considering selling Centre Crest Nursing Home, but keeping the prison which loses more money.

I write today because I am very concerned that our Centre County Commissioners are considering selling Centre Crest.
 
Commissioners have stated that they cannot continue to lose 1.5 Million a year to keep Centre Crest in operation.
1.5 million spread over all the tax payers in Centre County is approximate $25 per tax payer.
Consider that we are losing almost 6 million a year running the prison!
What would you rather your tax money be used for > running prisons - or to care for our sickest in need

Elizabeth Warren making the bank regulators squirm "Why have no Wall Street banks been brought to trial?"

 

What a sight - dashcam vid of the Russian meteor over Chelyabinsk

Local Attorney is seeking office of magisterial district judge 49-3-05

STATE COLLEGE, PA:  State College Attorney Jeffrey S. Helffrich announced that he is seeking the office of Magisterial District Judge 49-3-05—the district which roughly covers the western part of the State College Borough and Penn State’s University Park campus.

“State College is a wonderful community to live, work, get an education, and raise a family,” said Helffrich.  “Winning this election will allow me to do my part to help maintain that.” Read more »

Response to the Paterno Report, from local youth and victims support non-profits

Response to Recommendations contained in the Paterno Report

 

As representatives of organizations working with victims of child sexual abuse and engaged in prevention efforts for many years in Centre County, we were pleased with the support of such programs in the recently released Paterno family response to the Freeh report. We are concerned, however, with the impression created by Mr. Clemente that a new national organization is needed to address the needs of victims of child sexual abuse and create new prevention programs. We realize that child sexual abuse is an issue that few people think about until they are impacted by a crisis, and thus knowledge of existing resources may be limited. It is important, however, that the community know how we have responded and what work is being done to meet the needs of victims and to prevent child sexual abuse.

Within weeks after Jerry Sandusky’s arrest, representatives from the Centre County Women’s Resource Center (CCWRC), the Centre County Youth Services Bureau (YSB), the YMCA of Centre County and the Centre County United Way met to discuss what the community needed and how we might provide it. Read more »

Antique lighting devices exhibit takes the spotlight


State College, PA–The Centre County Historical Society will unveil a new exhibit titled “Shedding Light on the Past: Lighting Devices of the 18th and 19th Centuries” on Sunday, February 10, 2013 at the Centre Furnace Mansion (1001 E. College Ave., State College, PA 16801).

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