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BELLEFONTE — Employees in Centre County Government will soon start to head back to the office. At Tuesday’s Centre County commissioners’ meeting, it was announced that a transition from full remote work will begin to take place over the next several weeks. “We think we’re kind of at the cusp and could move safely from a full remote work status to a modified rotation of our workforce,” said county administrator Margaret Gray. “We would want to do this cautiously and slowly over th...

PHOTO PROVIDED Leadership Clinton County recently met at Central Mountain High School to hold a session focusing on Clinton County’s education and youth systems. Participants started the day with welcoming comments from KC Superintendent Jacquelyn Martin. They were given a tour of Central Mountain High School and the district’s Career and Technology Center by students Skylar Lininger and Madison Meeker. Participants had the opportunity to eat lunch catered by the students in the Culinary Ar...

Mount Nittany Vaccine Clinic for School Employees 12:42 am As part of the National and Statewide effort to get staff Vaccinated to reopen Schools, a 4-day Vaccine Clinic kicked off Saturday at Mount Nittany Middle School. Hundreds of School Employees from Centre, Clinton and Clearfield Counties will be receiving COVID Vaccines in State College. The Central Intermediate Unit 10 Vaccination Clinic for area School Employees began Saturday at Mount Nittany Middle School. In partnersh...

CHRIS MORELLI cmorelli@lockhaven.com MILL HALL — More than 200 staff members at the Keystone Central School District will have access to the COVID-19 vaccine very soon. KCSD superintendent Jacquelyn Martin announced during Thursday night’s school board work session that up to 228 KCSD staff members will have access to vaccines starting on Wednesday, March 10. “Pennsylvania has created an opportunity for school staff to be prioritized in the vaccination process,” Martin explained. “Our...