Muralist Michael Pilato has plans to expand his Heister Street "Inspiration Mural" around the block, adding more students and other Penn State symbols that have emerged over the past year.
Pennsylvania Attorney General Linda Kelly released a statement yesterday following Jerry Sandusky's sentencing announcement. In the statement, she congratulated her own office, and stood up for Governor Tom Corbett, who has often been criticized for taking too long to arrest and prosecute Sandusky when he was the Attorney General.
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett released a brief statement yesterday shortly after Jerry Sandusky was sentenced to 30 years in prison.
Penn State President Rodney Erickson released a brief statement following the sentencing of Jerry Sandusky.
Wearing a red jumpsuit with "CENTRE COUNTY" emblazoned on the back, Jerry Sandusky sat there in front of the young boys he victimized. He sat there, a sad, pathetic shell of his former existence, and looked somberly, one by one, as the boys he abused told the world once again what he had done to them. He closed his eyes, rocked back in forth in his chair, with the hollow gaze of a man responsible for so many tears, so much evil.
It's almost over.
Jerry Sandusky will be sentenced today at the Centre County Courthouse in Bellefonte. Facing 45 counts of child sexual abuse stemming from 10 boys over more than a decade, Jerry Sandusky will meet his face at 9 a.m. today in front of family, friends, victims, and the public.