Election Day in Pennsylvania is Tuesday, November 7, and this year's municipal election has focused heavily on the State College mayoral and Borough Council races. But these aren't the only things you'll be voting on when you step into the polling place.
The time has come for our local government to actually represent the makeup of the community it claims to serve. It is time for a change. Tomorrow, cast your vote for candidates that will support you and work toward fostering a creative, vibrant community that is truly representative of all residents.
If you've been "meaning to read up on the candidates" or "getting around to reading those letters to the editor" you're in for a rude awakening when you head to the polls.
While each candidate brings his own valuable experiences to the table, we believe Black's diverse involvement in the Centre region and his desire to challenge the status quo in the Borough make him the best candidate to become the next mayor of State College.
"Imagine what life would be like here if the fabric of resistance was a little further back, or we rip through."
The week of events will end at Penn State's home game against Rutgers on Veterans Day, which active duty servicemen and veterans can get free tickets for.