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State Park Series: Upper Pine Bottom is small but mighty (opens the original)
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LAURA TARANTELLA/THE EXPRESS While the park may not have trails to hike, many paths travel through the park to lead visitors along the stream. LAURA TARANTELLA/THE EXPRESS A short distance from the parking lot leads down to the water for a chance to fish or dip your toes in Enjoy lunch next to the flowing water at one of the picnic tables set up at the park. LAURA TARANTELLA/THE EXPRESS LAURA TARANTELLA/THE EXPRESS Keep an eye out for the Upper Pine Bottom State Park sign tucked along PA 44, wes
‘Natural splendor at its best’: Penn’s Cave may become next state park (opens the original)
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BELLEFONTE -- After four generations of family stewardship, the owners of Penn's Cave and Wildlife Park are asking the state to take over one of Centre County's most iconic attractions in an effort to preserve it from future development. Following remarks from CEO Russ Schleiden and his daughter, Jeanine Watson, the Centre County Commissioners on Tuesday endorsed the plan to make the natural wonder Pennsylvania's 126th state park. "This has been a very difficult decision for us," said Schleiden.
‘Natural splendor at its best’: Penn’s Cave may become Pa.’s next state park (opens the original)
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HUNTER SMITH / THE EXPRESSThe colored light room in Penn's Cave. BELLEFONTE -- After four generations of family stewardship, the owners of Penn's Cave and Wildlife Park are asking the state to take over one of Centre County's most iconic attractions in an effort to preserve it from future development. Following remarks from CEO Russ Schleiden and his daughter, Jeanine Watson, the Centre County Commissioners on Tuesday endorsed the plan to make the natural wonder Pennsylvania's 126th state park.
Bellefonte advances plan to replace leaking Potter Street water main (opens the original)
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BELLEFONTE -- Bellefonte Borough Council unanimously agreed to move forward with an application for funding to replace a deteriorating water main along South Potter Street during its meeting this week. Council authorized Centre County, on behalf of the borough, to submit an application to the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) for fiscal year 2026 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) entitlement funding for the water main replacement project. The water main
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