WASHINGTON – Today, President Joe Biden announced his intent to nominate the following five individuals to serve in key roles:
Amanda Howe, Nominee for Assistant Administrator for Mission Support, Environmental Protection Agency
Guy Kiyokawa, Nominee for Assistant Secretary for Enterprise Integration, Department of Veterans Affairs
Damon Smith, Nominee for General Counsel, Department of Housing and Urban Development
William Eugene Holloway, Nominee for Member of the Board of Directors of the National Institute of Building Sciences
Javier Ramirez, Nominee for Director of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Amanda Howe, Nominee for Assistant Administrator for Mission Support, Environmental Protection Agency
Amanda Howe is a career public servant, helping lead progressive change in government, politics, and the non-profit sector. She served in the role of Chief Operating Officer for the Kamala Harris For The People presidential campaign in 2019 and for the Democratic
May 1, 2021
Gary D. Snowberger, 66, of Roaring Spring, suddenly passed away Thursday morning at UPMC Altoona after an apparent heart attack. He was born in Roaring Spring, son of the late Paul E. and Geraldine (Taylor) Snowberger.
He is survived by his wife, Melissa (Butler) Snowberger of Roaring Spring; a brother, Dennis Snowberger and wife, Lois, of Endicott, N.Y.; a sister, Penny Eshelman and husband, George, of Roaring Spring; two nephews, Daniel Snowberger (Elizabeth) of Binghamton, N.Y., and Travis Eshelman and wife, Amy, of Altoona; a niece, Debra Droubay and husband, Tony, of Murphys, Calif.; and a great-nephew, Connor Eshelman of Altoona.
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verynoise.com compiles the top 100 songs that students listen to at a plethora of universities across the country and the world using “listening patterns and math.” Naturally, we decided to look at what our fellow students are listening to.
When looking at Penn State’s playlist, it was all over the place. The compilation included 50 different genres of music that University Park students listen to, with the most popular being pop. Most songs that stuck out on the list were the type that you would hear at a frat party. This included tracks like “UCLA,” “Uproar,” “Finest Hour,” and about any other song you would find yourself listening to on any given weekend.