Halie Kines
Local Government Reporter at Centre Daily Times
penn state + state college reporter for @centredaily, @poynter fellow. big fan of birds. send me tips & pictures of your cat: [email protected]
Articles
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2 days ago |
centredaily.com | Halie Kines
A closer look at the Centre County bridge on I-99 that is partially closed due to a slab of concrete expanding and buckling due to the extreme heat. Roadwork could be completed by Thursday. Courtesy of PennDOT A lane of Interstate 99 southbound is closed in Centre County for at least a few daysafter the extreme heat this week caused a slab of concrete to expand and buckle.
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6 days ago |
centredaily.com | Halie Kines
The Matson Museum of Anthropology has reopened in a new space in the recently built Susan Welch Liberal Arts Building, and offers a place for people to learn about the study of humanity. The museum was previously tucked away on the second floor of the Carpenter Building on Penn State's University Park campus and wasn't overly accessible.
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1 week ago |
centredaily.com | Halie Kines
This collection of stories delves into the human and educational cost of Penn State's decision to close seven commonwealth campuses. Several articles explore the toll on both students and faculty even before closure decisions were final, as seen in the distress at Penn State Fayette and scrutiny during a faculty senate meeting. Questions and concerns about the future permeate discussions around sustainability and transparency.
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1 week ago |
centredaily.com | Halie Kines
Hundreds of people walk along the young artists booths at the Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts Children and Youth sidewalk sale on Wednesday, July 10, 2024. [email protected] Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts will have a slightly different set up this year thanks to ongoing construction on Penn State's University Park campus. Construction at the Sackett Building has closed access to areas on campus near the Pattee Mall and Old Main lawn.
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1 week ago |
centredaily.com | Halie Kines
A Penn State trustee has been removed from his seat on the board, likely a first in the university's history. The Penn State board of trustees voted 30-4 to remove Barry Fenchak, one of three trustees elected by university alumni, from the board during a special meeting Monday. His three-year term expires June 30 and he did not win reelection in the recent trustee election. Trustees who voted against the measure were Fenchak, Anthony Lubrano, Ted Brown and Jay Paterno.
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