Sara Ganim – sganim@centredaily.com Thursday, Jul. 23, 2009 A Daily Collegian photographer charged with inciting revelers during the October downtown State College riot has been cleared of any wrongdoing by a judge. Michael Felletter had fought the two...
In the July 23, 2009, Philadelphia Inquirer BELLEFONTE, Pa. – A judge dismissed the remaining misdemeanor charge against a photographer for the independent campus newspaper at Penn State in connection with an unruly fan celebration in State College. Prosecutors...
By Shannon P. Duffy U.S. Courthouse Correspondent The first round of in-person interviews was held Friday in Harrisburg for lawyers seeking to be appointed to the post of U.S. attorney in one of Pennsylvania’s three federal districts. Among the candidates for...
[Posted by The Associated Press July 20, 2009, 21:12PM] A sex offender’s bid to overturn the state prison system’s pornography ban was ended Monday by the state Supreme Court, which sided unanimously with the Department of Corrections. The justices said...
In a college community where 65% of all crimes after 8:00 p.m. are known to be alcohol fueled, identifying the supplier of alcohol becomes a critical component to effective enforcement. In State College Borough, home to 40,000 Penn State University students, fighting...
The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board gave State College Borough $80,000 about a year ago to initiate an 18-month pilot program aimed at getting to the source of underage drinking. State College’s program is winding down (please read story below), and the Borough...
