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Juniata College leaders broke ground Friday for the future Gateway Center. The building, which will be located between Huntingdon and Juniata College, will serve as the home for its nursing program. The college currently only has a pre-nursing program.
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After more than a week of using metal detectors in its high school buildings prompted by the threat of an attack, the State College Area School District is buying three more detectors, but it currently does not plan to install them permanently.
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