As the borough gears up to combat State Patty's Day, State College Chief of Police Tom King sent a letter to apartment landlords and residents urging them to exercise caution and restraint this weekend. The letter can be found below
In a flyer given to all residents, Meridian on College Avenue has stated that it will not allow residents to throw parties from Friday February 22nd through Sunday February 24th
Downtown State College may be filled with green this Saturday, but if you want to drink, you won't be able to do so at the bars. The Tavern Association of State College reached an agreement today with the Campus-Community Partnership on Dangerous Drinking, in which they agreed to stop all alcohol sales on State Patty's Day.
Members of the Tavern Association of State College met at Old Main on Friday afternoon to discuss the possibility of closing bars on State Patty's Day. No such decision has yet been made.
If you're planning to get drunk on State Patty's Day, are under the age of 21, and would prefer not to spend the night in prison, you might be in for a rough time.
Police will be exercising different procedures during the pseudo-holiday this year, some of which were introduced in the student leader State Patty's Day video released today.
According to a PSU Text alert, an armed robbery occurred at Kranich's Jewelers this morning on 216 East College Ave.