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Centre County homebuyers are waiting longer, paying more as red hot market continues

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By Sarah Paez Verified
| Centre Daily Times Verified
A “sold” sign in front of a home on Marjorie Mae Street in Patton Township. Abby Drey adrey@centredaily.com After a nonstop year, Centre County’s hot real estate market shows little sign of slowing down. The shift to remote work from the COVID-19 pandemic combined with low interest rates and low market housing supply have fed what local realtors are calling a “seller’s market,” which is also something of a national trend.
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For AHN cancer patients, virtual reality providing escape during treatments

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By Sarah Paez Verified
| Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Verified
At Allegheny Health Network’s Cancer Institute, patients can swim with dolphins, relax on a beach in the Maldives, traverse London’s streets or navigate the countryside surrounding the Bavarian Alps — virtually, at least. AHN announced Wednesday that Harvard MedTech, a Las Vegas-based medical device company, donated 29 virtual reality headsets to the Cancer Institute.
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A year without the Centre County Grange Fair holds some silver linings for 4-H students

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By Sarah Paez Verified
| Centre Daily Times Verified
The fairgrounds across from Jordan Anderson’s house in Centre Hall should have been abuzz with livestock, the chatter of auctioneers, music from the grandstand, children shrieking and vendors hawking food and games. But, as mid-August approached, they remained silent.
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