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Urbana Youth Center adds staff Submitted story Andrew Grimm Photography The Urbana Youth Center (UYC) recently welcomed a new Assistant Director, Judy Richardson, and a new Director of Programs, Natalie Frueh, to the team of staff members. Justin T. Weller, Executive Director, explained the importance of the additions. “Now that the youth center serves more than 400 student members and is working to expand our program offerings, it is essential we build a sustainable approach to serving the needs of our young people. Judy and Natalie are working to make some big and exciting things possible,” Weller said. As the Assistant Director, Judy Richardson oversees the volunteer corps at the youth center and manages the student check-in and check-out process. She works with the other staff members to deliver the programming lineup for UYC and assists the Executive Director with grants, fundraising and the management of the center. ....
For the first time in nearly 18 months, Beaver Stadium played host to a general admission crowd for Penn State football’s second scrimmage-styled practice event within the last six days. Although the roars didn’t quite sound the same, James Franklin’s squad produced plenty of fireworks throughout Friday evening’s primetime spectacle. Sean Clifford commanded the first-team offense on the game’s opening drive and instantly brought the limited-capacity crowd to its feet. After beginning the game with a completion on a short gain to Parker Washington, the junior signal-caller delivered a strike to Jahan Dotson, who sliced his way through the Nittany Lion secondary for a smooth 64-yard touchdown reception. ....
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