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Here is a list of events occurring in State College this weekend. Weekend Weather forecast: April 1-4 Though Penn State welcomed spring weather these past few weekends, the temperature is scheduled to go down to a striking 36 degrees Thursday. However, as the weekend progresses, expect the sun to come back out on Sunday — providing a beautiful day of sunny and warm weather. Here’s what to expect for this weekend’s weather as of Wednesday night, via Accuweather. Thursday Beginning...

ATLANTA — While the saga of Georgia’s election changes dominated the news cycle during the 2021 legislative session, a variety of other bills made their way through both chambers and

Let’s kick this column off with your fun fact of the day: There is no federal law regarding what landlords should do if their property has mold, nor is there such a state law in Georgia. Landlords don’t have to tell tenants about mold even if they know there’s a high concentration of it. The relationship between landlord and tenant doesn’t have to be adversarial. But that goes both ways. We signed a lease, and surely not all of us read it under a microscope, but that doesnâ...

(The Center Square) – An estimated 46 million people — or 18% of the country — would be unable to pay for health care if they needed it today, a

Don Brannam, 70, stood along Baltimore Avenue before the funeral had even begun. Although he did not know Hanneken or his family, Brannam wanted to be one of many to honor him. The 40-degree temperatures were not a hindrance. “I’m here out of respect,” he said. “They’re out there doing their duty. This is a rough time.” The funeral procession took 10 minutes from the time the first and last car passed and included numerous State Police officers and law enforcement ...

1 of 4 Tribune-Star/Joseph C. GarzaIn demand: Donnie Jeffers of Jeffers Construction prepares to cut a piece of siding for a Rick Jenkins Construction home on Wednesday in Idle Creek. Home buyers are facing higher costs due to increased material costs. JOSEPH C. GARZA Tribune-Star/Joseph C. GarzaBig demand, small supply: Real estate agent Carrie Toth talks with client Megan McDaniel as they tour a home on Terre Haute’s north side Wednesday. Toth, a real estate agent wi...

(The Center Square) – Rep. Jim Banks, R-Ind., sent a letter to President Joe Biden this week asking him to explain why he reportedly used a tax loophole to avoid paying $500,000 in payroll taxes. In a letter written this week, Banks, who serves as Republican Study Committee chairman, asked Biden, “Do you intend to undo your hypocrisy and pay these funds back to the American people?” Banks said that $13 million worth of income redirected into two S-corporations enabled Bi...

ANN ARBOR, Mich., April 1, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Today, Workit Health, the nations leading provider of telemedicine addiction care, announced it has been awarded grant funding through the Michigan Business Development Program, managed by the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC). This funding will be used to hire business and technology leaders in southeast Michigan as the company scales its operations locally and nationally. Workit Health joins other leading tech startups in cr...

(The Center Square) – Anticipated federal policy changes to oil and gas leasing and permitting on federal lands “could shift oil production, prompting a realignment of Permian Basin activity between

To determine the most popular names of the baby boomer generation, Stacker compiled data from the Social Security Administration’s Baby Names Archives and ranked every popular name by how many babies were given that moniker from 1946 to 1964. Click for more. There are several reasons that so much money remains. Demand has slowed as the economy slowly recovers, but lenders say a new fraud detection process has left thousands of applications in limbo for weeks. Plus, exclusivity windows blo...