Barry Reeger | Tribune-Review 

Thousands line streets for farewell to Paterno

Penn Staters stood in solemn silence on Wednesday afternoon as the funeral procession passed, many raising camera phones to capture the electric blue hearse carrying the body of their beloved former football coach.


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Begolly sentencing rescheduled to May 9

Emerson Begolly, 22, of Redbank pleaded guilty in August to soliciting terrorist acts on a pro-jihad website and carrying a firearm during a scuffle with federal agents in January 2011.

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