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The nonprofit newsroom is asking a Centre County judge to determine whether the Penn State Board of Trustees improperly met in private during their November meetings.

BELLEFONTE — Spotlight PA today sued the Penn State Board of Trustees over what the newsroom contends are violations of Pennsylvania’s open meetings law.

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The nonprofit newsroom is asking a Centre County judge to determine whether the Penn State Board of Trustees improperly met in private during their November meetings.

The nonprofit newsroom is asking a Centre County judge to determine whether the Penn State Board of Trustees improperly met in private during their November meetings.

The nonprofit newsroom is asking a Centre County judge to determine whether the Penn State Board of Trustees improperly met in private during their November meetings.

Spotlight PA is asking a Centre County judge to determine whether the Penn State Board of Trustees violated the PA Sunshine Act.

The nonprofit newsroom is asking a Centre County judge to determine whether the Penn State Board of Trustees improperly met in private during their November meetings.