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McClatchy cuts three Centre Daily Times reporters (opens the original)
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The McClatchy newspaper chain laid off journalists at papers across the country Thursday, including three at The Centre Daily Times based in State College. More than 90 positions were cut at 17 newspapers nationwide, according to reports from The NewsGuild, the union that represents the newsrooms. The Centre Daily Times reporters whose positions were eliminated covered education and business, “town and gown” (Penn State and State College), and local government and development. The reporters' las
Shanksville minister remembers consoling children on 9/11 (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years ago, when hijackers crashed a plane into a field near Shanksville, Pennsylvania, Reverend Robert Way was a new minister in town. This is a conversation he had with WPSU’s Emily Reddy on the 10th anniversary of 9/11. She talked with Way about that day and about the Flight 93 National Memorial, which was being dedicated at that year's ceremonies. Emily Reddy: Reverend Robert Way had only been a minister for 41 days when United Flight 93 crashed on the outskirts of the 240-person
FCC approves Penn State sale of WPSU to WHYY (opens the original)
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The Federal Communications Commission has granted Penn State’s request to transfer ownership of WPSU’s broadcast licenses to WHYY, a deal created to save WPSU from closure after the university said it could no longer afford to operate the station. Wednesday’s decision comes just a week after the end of the FCC’s required public comment period and includes WPSU-FM and WPSU-TV. Bill Marrazzo, the president & CEO of WHYY, called the FCC’s decision an “extraordinarily important moment for public med
Paintings made with mining sludge will benefit Red Mo creek cleanup efforts (opens the original)
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Inspired by a personal connection to central Pennsylvania, an artist who lives in Shenandoah County, Virginia, is using her paintings to raise awareness and money to help clean up polluted sections of Moshannon Creek. A couple of years ago, Sally Veach found out two of her pre-Civil War ancestors had leased their land in Clearfield and Centre counties for coal mining, which polluted the water there. She felt guilty. “I started a project about a year ago that I wanted to do as an atonement acknow
Penn State trustees approve $210,000 retention bonus for President Bendapudi, tuition increases (opens the original)
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Penn State trustees approved the 2027-28 budget with tuition increases for many students and a $210,000 retention bonus for president Neeli Bendapudi at Friday’s meeting. In the 2027-28 budget, in-state students at Penn State University Park will see a 2.5% increase and out-of-state students will see their tuition go up by 4%. At commonwealth campuses, in-state students will see no tuition increase and out-of-state will see a 1% increase. The board also voted to give President Bendapudi a 15% re
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