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Posted: Apr 26, 2017 / 09:45 AM EDT / Updated: Apr 26, 2017 / 09:45 AM EDT

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Centre County homeowners getting help with monthly bills

by David Kaplan / Jul 16, 2019

It can be expensive to live in State College, but more than a million dollars in new state funding will get help making housing more affordable for some lower income families.

Five county groups are getting money from the state to help put energy-efficient equipment into new homes as well as older homes. This could help homeowners and those who live in apartments save hundreds of dollars in utility costs.

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Protests flare over construction of telescope in Hawaii

by By CALEB JONES and JENNIFER SINCO KELLEHER Associated Press / Jul 15, 2019

MAUNA KEA, Hawaii (AP) — Singing, chanting and lying on the ground in the road, hundreds of people demonstrated on Monday against the construction of a giant telescope on a mountaintop that some Native Hawaiians consider sacred.

The protests were the latest salvo in a yearslong fight that pits scientific discovery against cultural preservation.

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Brother of slain Sandy Hook student plans to run for office

by Associated Press / Jul 15, 2019

NEWTOWN, Conn. (AP) — The 19-year-old brother of a Sandy Hook school shooting victim and outspoken advocate for greater school safety measures says he's running for the Connecticut Senate.

Republican JT Lewis of Newtown posted a video on Twitter Monday, announcing plans to challenge Republican Sen. Tony Hwang of Fairfield. The next legislative election is in 2020.

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