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	College Township, Pennsylvania - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		College Township is a township in Centre County, Pennsylvania, United States.
		In the township the population was spread out with 21.1% under the age of 18, 16.7% from 18 to 24, 26.0% from 25 to 44, 21.3% from 45 to 64, and 14.9% who were 65 years of age or older.
		The median income for a household in the township was $50,895, and the median income for a family was $65,649.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/College_Township,_Pennsylvania (392 words)

	Touring Centre County (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		College Township was the last of the Centre Region townships to be established.
		Halfmoon Township, settled in 1784, was formally erected in 1802.
		Burnside Township is, with Snow Shoe Township, one of the Mountaintop sister townships on the Appalachian Plateau in the northwestern corner of Centre County.
	centrecountyhistory.org /centretour/newtour.html (4705 words)

	New municipal building nears completion in College Twp.
		College Township Council Chairman Fred Smith said the only jobs left are landscaping and the parking lot, which he hopes will be completed in the next month if weather permits.
		Gary Williams, township superintendent of roads, said the newly constructed building is now complete with more than 21,000 total square feet, in comparison to the 3,200 square feet of the old building.
		The building, which houses maintenance equipment, conference rooms and administrative and township staff facilities, was simply running out of space to continue this due to the rapid population growth in College Township.
	www.collegian.psu.edu /archive/1994/04/04-21-94tdc/04-21-94dnews-11.asp (521 words)

	North Fayette supervisors' vote needed for CCAC to move into township (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		College officials wouldn't reveal details, but they said the settlement agreement would "resolve the township's objections" to the college's acquisition of the former Siemens Energy and Automation Inc. building, 1002 McKee Road, at the Oakdale exit of Route 22/30.
		Over the past year and a half, college representatives have been trying to gain township clearance to move onto the Siemens site, but their efforts have been thwarted by township officials concerned about the college creating more traffic, having tax-exempt status and moving into an area zoned for light industry rather than schools.
		The college's efforts to move into North Fayette began in November 2003, when CCAC asked the supervisors to rezone the property from light industrial to general commercial, a change that could have accommodated the school.
	www.post-gazette.com /pg/05188/533864.stm (856 words)

	Penn State tax settlement
		The agreement was approved by the College Township Council at its regularly scheduled meeting Thursday, Oct. 3.
		College Township will leave the amusement tax ordinance on the books, but will not pursue it relative to Penn State.
		Township officials also agree not to oppose the University's efforts to obtain agreement with other parties in modifying the existing settlement agreement.
	www.psu.edu /ur/archives/intercom_1996/Oct10/CURRENT/tax.html (650 words)

	Off Campus
		Although The College neither substitutes for nor interferes with regular legal processes, there may be circumstances when The College should take action through its own applicable judicial or disciplinary processes that potentially overlap with external criminal or civil proceedings.
		All members of the College community are representatives of TCNJ, whether residing on or off campus, and the College, in partnership with the Township of Ewing, will address inappropriate behavior in a serious manner.
		The College, in collaboration with the Ewing Police Department, and the Township and College Together (TACT) committee have launched a new "Community Watch" initiative this year.
	www.tcnj.edu /~academic/policy/offcampus.html (642 words)

	CCAC, township to negotiate dispute (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		The college is appealing a December decision of the township Zoning Board that blocked its efforts to consolidate three West campuses into one building at the Oakdale exit of Route 22/30.
		In November 2003, the college asked township supervisors to rezone the property from light industrial to general commercial, a change that could have accommodated the school.
		The board said the college's request was late, one day after the township already had advertised a public hearing on its new zoning laws.
	www.post-gazette.com /pg/05061/464723.stm (759 words)

	Patton Township -Home Page
		It was the first township formed in the Centre Region and was part of Cumberland County prior to the establishment of Centre County in 1800.
		The Township's population declined to 442 in 1930.
		The Patton Township Police Department is investigating an armed robbery that took place on Saturday, August 26, 2006 at 9:30 pm, at the Carson's Corner Uni-Mart at the intersection of SR 322 and SR 550.
	twp.patton.pa.us (639 words)

	College Town News
		COLLEGE TOWNSHIP, PA - The College Township Council on Monday adopted new amusement and parking taxes to tap revenues from minor league baseball games at Penn State's new stadium -- but also to try to get a piece of intercollegiate sports revenues after 2016, when a 20-year agreement with the university expires...
		College Township in 1996 adopted a 5 percent amusement tax to capture revenues from events at the new Bryce Jordan Center.
		College administrators say the state will never provide the millions of dollars necessary to replace campus residence halls, many of which were built 40 years ago.
	www.collegetownlife.com /news/CT_NEWS_05.12_18-24.htm (5885 words)

	Second College Grant History
		Governor Wentworth grants the College the township of Landaff, expressing his desire to have the college in that township.
		The State of New Hampshire grants Dartmouth College a township of 26,800 acres in extreme northeastern New Hampshire, to be called the Second College Grant.
		From lands granted in the early history of Dartmouth, the college still owns property in Hanover, acquired from the King of England, in the town of Wheelock, from the State of Vermont, and the Second College Grant from the State of New Hampshire.
	www.dartmouth.edu /~doc/secondcollegegrant/history (1709 words)

	Chapter I, The Miami Years
		An Act of Congress, on May 5, 1792, signed by George Washington, declared that the granted township should be located with the approval of the Governor of the Territory northwest of the Ohio River and forever held in trust to erect and support an academy.
		This Township 3 of the First Entire Range was withheld from sale and was marked on Symmes' map as the college township; it now embraces the northern suburbs, from Mount Airy to Glendale, of modern Cincinnati.
		So the wild college township, without a road leading into it, with a few pioneer settlers and a score of squatters living on the creek banks, took an ancient academic name, and surveyors hacked their way into the forest.
	www.lib.muohio.edu /my/miamiyearsI.html (3588 words)

	News
		As a result of Lebanon Valley College students petitioning LVC President Stephen MacDonald on Monday, May 8, over recent actions by the Annville Township Police, President MacDonald and other College officials met Thursday, May 11, with Michael Burdge, chief of police in Annville, and Kyle Smith, president of the Annville Township Commissioners.
		The College and the Township also share a common determination to protect and respect the civil liberties of all people living in Annville--students and non-students alike.
		In order to strengthen and improve relations between students at the College and public officials and police in Annville, the College and the Township will consider the creation of a College-Township Police Board that would convene at the beginning of the 2006-07 academic year and meet once per month during the spring and fall semesters.
	www.lvc.edu /news-events/index.aspx?id=917 (412 words)

	College Township, PA -- Welcome to College Township
		Thursday, December 01, 2005 at 2:15 PM College Township, in conjunction with services provided by the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, began the process of microfilming all of its historical records in September 2003.
		The budget went to public hearing on December 19, 2005 and was approved by College Township Council by action taken at their regular meeting following the public hearing.
		College Township Municipal Offices are in need of College Township residents willing to serve on a variety of Authorities, Boards and Commissions (ABCs).
	www.collegetownship.govoffice.com (1388 words)

	Change comes to College Township fire dept. \| mountvernonnews.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		GAMBIER — College Township Fire Chief Robert Hooper has hit the ground running.
		In turn, the township has benefited from a population that has continued to support the department with levy funding.
		At the College Township Trustee meeting Wednesday,he asked the trustees to begin a policy of paying up to four department volunteers, two per station, to remain on call throughout the weekend.
	www.mountvernonnews.com /local/06/06/16/college.twp.html (1186 words)

	College Township, PA -- Ordinances
		Ordinances are, in effect, the "laws" of College Township.
		All township ordinances are adopted in accordance with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania's Second Class Township Code.
		Township Codes (as of January 19, 2006 - Subsequent Codes Are Located under "Ordinances")
	www.collegetownship.govoffice.com /index.asp?Type=B_BASIC&SEC={B36E30D0-2ED4-4D87-9C11-521B461FC32B} (448 words)

	www.dailyrecord.com - Business - Paying for college (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Among the top ranked are the College of St. Elizabeth in Morris Township, Ramapo College in Mahwah, the College of New Jersey in Ewing and Princeton University.
		The schools were ranked against their peers, and most were consigned to one of four categories: national universities (doctoral), liberal arts college (bachelor), university (master’s) and comprehensive college (bachelor).
		One of the hardest things that parents must do when investing money for college is gradually shift from a somewhat aggressive portfolio to a somewhat conservative portfolio as the dreaded college bills come nearer.
	www.dailyrecord.com /business/payingforcollege/091202-rank.html (679 words)

	State College, PA - Real Estate - Towns and Neighborhoods
		The two principal towns in easternmost Miles Township, these pretty country villages were both laid out by members of the Reber family-Rebersburg in 1809 and Madisonburg in 1816.
		This little village east of State College on PA Route 45 was laid out by Philip Gunkle in 1797.
		Pleasant Gap lies north of State College, on PA Route 144 between PA Routes 26 and 45, and is part of the Bellefonte Area School District.
	www.statecollege.com /realestate/townsandneigh.phtml (1442 words)

	A Promise Kept - Kaskaskia College
		On September 9, 1940, Centralia Township Junior College began its operation as the first tax-supported junior college in the state of Illinois, established by a vote of the people.
		The philosophy of the College is now and always will be in the thinking and imagination of the Board, the Administration, and the Faculty, to accept the challenge of each age--to contribute to the education of all that they may be able to cope with the problems of a highly complex society.
		From a taxpayer’s perspective, community colleges are the “engine of economic development” and KC has a proud history of successfully preparing people for the workforce and various professions.
	www.kc.cc.il.us /JUnderwood/APromiseKept.asp (810 words)

	Kalamazoo Valley Community College!
		The Texas Township Campus (TTC) is the original and largest campus.
		It is located one-half mile south of the Oshtemo exit I-94 and is easily accessible from both I-94 and U.S. Designed by Aldon Dow, a student of Frank Lloyd Wright, the campus is beautifully integrated into its 187 acre setting.
		Whether Kalamazoo Valley Community College is your first college experience or one stop on your path of life-long learning, you will appreciate our dedication to quality and to the success of our students.
	www.kvcc.edu /campus/ttc/ttc.htm (395 words)

	College Town News
		Hartzler’s impression of the citizens of College Township was that they were happy with the way things are and the comprehensive plan should focus on preserving as much of the current sense of “sanctuary” as possible.
		Representatives from City College and Capstone Development, an organization that focuses on student housing projects, did their best to allay concerns about the present look of the surrounding area and the significance of St. Nicholas Park, which is adjacent to the proposed dorm.
		The College has plans to expand the development, which is part of the larger Dresden village encompassing properties from Reservoir Road to areas lying north of the Chieftain Motor Inn, from the 61 existing units to a proposed 300 units.
	www.collegetownlife.com /news/CT_NEWS_05.01_16-22.htm (9504 words)

	Drinking and college (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.virginia.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		As college students head back to school, many of them will be affected by a serious problem: binge drinking.
		Drinking by college students, ages 18 to 24, contributes to an estimated 1400...
		Alcohol consumption on a college campus is a tough issue to face for the âadults.â On your right hand are the moral and image...
	2541.wq0hcj.info.cob-web.org:8888 (834 words)

	CATA BOARD OF DIRECTORS- Current Members
		Bittner is very active in supporting Downtown State College and the surrounding community and stays involved in the business community through the CBICC and other volunteer work.
		She was involved with the Downtown State College Partnership as a Board Member as well as several committees, prior to the formation of the Downtown State College Improvement District in 2002.
		He’s also active in the State College community, where he is a member of the United Way campaign cabinet, the Board of Directors of the SPE Federal Credit Union, and the Rotary Club of State College/Downtown, where he is the Immediate Past President.
	catabus.com /acbdmembers.htm (1418 words)

	Grove Miller Engineering, Inc. - Traffic Specialists
		Traffic analyses, needs analysis, and feasibility study of alternative alignments for the State College Eastern Inner Loop.
		Traffic engineering activities included collecting traffic data, conducting origin-destination surveys, developing alternative roadway alignments, developing future design year traffic projections, developing roadway and intersection improvement options, analyzing future design year traffic demands, and recommending roadway and traffic control improvements.
		Approximately 50 intersections within the State College area were analyzed in conjunction with the Eastern Inner Loop project.
	www.grovemiller.com /projects-state-college.htm (106 words)

	Kenyon College - Service
		Circle K is the world's largest Collegiate service organization and is designed to allow college students to play a more active, helpful role in the lives of community members and fellow students.
		Anyone with a willingness to serve, commitment to humankind, and dedication to the ideals of the organization are encouraged to join.
		To provide emergency assistance in situations of fire and or emergency to Kenyon College and the surrounding community.
	www.kenyon.edu /x11585.xml (431 words)

	Borough of State College Government
		The Health Department is required to inspect and license all restaurants in the Borough as well as enforcing snow and weed restrictions and enforce the refuse ordinance.
		The main goal is to consistently develop technology solutions that not only meet functionality requirements, but also maximize cost savings, minimize support costs, and provide an integrated data environment.
		The Borough of State College maintains over 1600 parking spaces in the downtown to serve a wide variety of parking needs. We provide a valuable service to shoppers, diners, movie goers, visitors and employees of downtown businesses, and the Penn State campus.
	www.statecollegepa.us /index.asp?NID=19 (285 words)

	Lakewood Township: Education
		Attracted by the quality education and the ethical values taught and manifested in its home community, the college’s enrollment is projected to reach 5,000 by 2008.
		They head staffs of impeccable credentials and a single focus: Sustaining the partnership of college and township for the benefit of the entire New Jersey community - Beth Medrash Govoha’s continuing mission...then, now, and tomorrow.
		In 1966, the Township Committee and the Board of Education made history by adopting a resolution to jointly fund the Lakewood Community School, making it the first one in New Jersey.
	twp.lakewood.nj.us /educ.htm (901 words)

	Yadkin College township, Davidson County, North Carolina (NC) Detailed Profile
		Churches in Yadkin College township include: Yadkin College Baptist Church, Yadkin College Methodist Church, Yadkin Star Baptist Church.
		Park in Yadkin College township: Yadkin College Historic District.
		57% of Yadkin College township residents lived in the same house 5 years ago.
	www.city-data.com /township/Yadkin-College-Davidson-NC.html (140 words)

	LOCAL PARKS & RECREATION
		State College, PA Playgrounds, picnic pavilion, lawn volleyball court, 2 tennis courts, adult softball field w/seasonal soccer field, youth ballfield, basketball court, bike path, walking path, amphitheater, restroom building (seasonal)
		State College, PA playground, picnic pavilion, bike path, basketball, 1 tennis court, volleyball, youth ballfield
		State College, PA Playground, dedicated soccer field, youth ballfield, pavilion, disc-golf course, walking path.
	www.statecollegecentral.com /scc2/outdoors/parks.html (552 words)

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