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Candidates are set for the May 18 municipal primary election, and among Centre County-wide offices only one race is contested.
March 9 was the deadline to file nomination petitions and Tuesday was the last day to file challenges to petitions. Candidates cast lots for ballot positions on Wednesday.
District Attorney
Bernie Cantorna will be running unopposed as he seeks a second term in office. He is the only candidate on the Democratic ballot and no one filed to appear on the Republican ballot.
Cantorna
first won election in 2017 when he handily defeated incumbent Stacy Parks Miller in the Democratic primary and ran unopposed on the ballot in the general election.
Angelique Bacon-Woodard
LOCK HAVEN Lock Haven University welcomed seven African-American alumni for its virtual Black History Month Alumni Panel.
Six alumni panelists shared career advice and highlights from their time at The Haven, also while discussing how their LHU experiences helped propel their professional successes.
Ed Wright is a 1971 graduate of Lock Haven State College and a former president of the Lock Haven University Alumni Association. Wright helped organize the event along with Kenny Hall, LHU’s director of diversity, equity and inclusion.
“I want to thank all of the panelists for joining us and sharing their experiences,” Hall said. “I especially want to thank Ed Wright for being so instrumental in the organization of this event. We wouldn’t have been able to put together such a great event without him.”
LOCK HAVEN Lock Haven University alumnus Dr. Christopher H. Dubbs, recently released his first textbook, “Mathematics Education Atlas: Mapping the Fiel
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Marely Flores, a former LHU exchange student, poses for a picture on a football (soccer) field.
LOCK HAVEN Lock Haven University’s Center for Global Engagement will host “A Casual Conversation with FIFA Manager and former exchange student, Marely Flores” at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, March 24 via Zoom.
Flores, a former LHU exchange student, will present live from Zurich, Switzerland. She will share her experiences as an exchange student in 2004, while completing her bachelor’s degree from LHU’s partner institution in Mexico, Tec de Monterrey (ITESM). Her first contact with sports management was at LHU.
Flores will discuss the power of study abroad to change lives and the importance of studying languages and intercultural communication. She speaks four languages fluently, and is knowledgeable in four more, and has been passionate about soccer since she was a little girl.