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A8 Centre Daily Times, Friday, September 11, 2015

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WEATHER
TODAY

SATURDAY

High:

High:

SUNDAY

High:

MONDAY

TUESDAY

High:

High:

75

77

64

63

67

Low:

Low:

Low:

Low:

Low:

56

52

49

49

52

Cooler with periods

of rain

Variable clouds with a

shower

Partly sunny

Mostly sunny and nice

Wind: NW 3-6 mph

Wind: N 3-6 mph

Wind: NW 4-8 mph

Wind: WNW 6-12 mph

Wind: W 3-6 mph

RealFeel: 82

RealFeel: 65

RealFeel: 65

RealFeel: 68

RealFeel: 81

Fog in the a.m.;

sunshine, warmer

The patented AccuWeather.com RealFeel Temperature is an exclusive index that combines the effects of temperature, wind, humidity, sunshine intensity, cloudiness,
precipitation, pressure and elevation on the human body everything that affects how warm or cold a person feels. Shown are the highest values for each day.

REGIONAL WEATHER

REGIONAL CITIES

Shown is todays weather.

Temperatures are todays
highs and tonights lows.

Almanac, forecasts and graphics

provided by AccuWeather Inc. 2015

Lock Haven
79/57
Snow Shoe
77/56
Milesburg
79/57
Millheim
Philipsburg
Pleasant
78/56 Aaronsburg
Bellefonte
78/56
Gap
79/56
79/57
78/56
State College
Port Matilda
Spring
Centre
77/56
Mills
79/56
Hall
77/56
Pine Grove Mills
77/57
78/57

City

Today
Hi/Lo/W

Sat.
Hi/Lo/W

Allentown
Altoona
Clearfield
DuBois
Erie
Harrisburg
Hazleton
Huntingdon
Jersey Shore
Johnstown
Lancaster
Lewistown
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Tyrone
Williamsport

82/58/s
80/56/s
78/56/pc
79/57/pc
75/57/r
82/60/s
77/55/s
81/58/s
80/58/s
76/58/pc
82/58/s
80/56/s
83/67/pc
80/58/pc
80/58/pc
81/58/s

79/60/t
66/50/r
63/49/r
63/48/r
65/55/r
75/57/t
73/57/t
69/53/r
68/55/r
62/49/r
78/56/t
69/54/r
84/64/t
67/51/r
67/51/r
68/57/r

78/69/pc
115/81/s
84/62/pc
73/53/pc
71/61/r
88/67/pc
65/50/sh
74/57/r
76/52/s
64/51/sh
87/78/sh
88/51/s
69/59/pc
95/74/pc
75/55/t
81/73/t
80/70/pc
91/75/t
103/83/pc
78/58/s
80/61/s
82/58/s
80/71/c
85/67/pc

80/67/t
113/83/s
81/58/t
78/53/s
76/64/pc
82/60/t
62/47/c
65/53/sh
84/55/s
65/48/c
89/78/sh
89/52/s
66/50/sh
90/72/s
75/56/t
83/66/t
82/67/pc
88/73/t
105/83/s
78/61/s
74/60/s
80/58/pc
79/70/pc
82/61/t

OTHER CITIES
ALMANAC

AIR QUALITY INDEX

Temperature

The presence of man-made particulates

affecting aspects of human health.

High/low
Average high/low
Record high
Record low

69/62
75/55
94 (1964)
35 (1914)

Yesterdays reading

Todays Forecast

Precipitation
24 hrs ending 6 p.m. yest.
Month to date
Normal month to date
Year to date
Normal year to date

0.63
0.69
1.20
27.20
28.00

AccuWeather.com UV Index Today

10 a.m. 3 moderate 2 p.m. 5 moderate
Noon
5 moderate 4 p.m. 3 moderate
Higher index numbers indicate greater eye
and skin exposure to ultraviolet rays.

Cooling Degree Days

An index of energy consumption
indicating how many degrees the average
temperature was above 65 for the day
with negative values counting as zero.
Yesterday
1
Month to date (normal)
91 (32)
Year to date (normal)
682 (620)

0-50 Good; 51-100 Moderate;

101-150 Unhealthy for sensitive groups;
151-200 Unhealthy; 201-300 Very
Unhealthy; 301-500 Hazardous
PA Department of Environmental Protection

SUN AND MOON

Sunrise today
Sunset tonight
Moonrise today
Moonset today

6:48 a.m.
7:28 p.m.
5:13 a.m.
6:36 p.m.

New

First

Full

Last

Sept. 13

Sept. 21

Sept. 27

Oct. 4

Atlantic City
Baghdad
Baltimore
Beijing
Boston
Charlotte
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Detroit
Honolulu
Kabul
London
Los Angeles
Mexico City
New Orleans
New York City
Orlando
Phoenix
Rome
San Francisco
Seattle
Tokyo
Wash., D.C.

Weather (W): s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy,

c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms,
r-rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice.

Event provides support, hope

for those affected by suicide
By Jeremy Hartley
jhartley@centredaily.com

COLLEGE TOWNSHIP
When Penn State junior
Ashley Bello learned her
best friend died, she said her
world shattered into a million pieces.
Barely holding tears back,
Bello, who works with the
Universitys Active Minds
program, said she met TJ in
kindergarten, and the two
became inseparable. But he
hid his depression from his
friends, and a diagnosis
came too late to help him.
TJ took his life on a cold
December day five years
ago, she said, after which,
her life became a blur. It
wasnt until she spoke with
his mother, who encouraged
her to carry on, that she decided to force herself to
move on with her life.
Since that day Ive lived
with a broken heart, but Ive
heard that a broken heart allows light to shine in, she
said. Hes the sunshine that
disappeared that winter,
who makes these cold winter days not that dreary.
Bello spoke Thursday as
part of an evening of hope,
healing and remembrance
during Centre County Suicide Prevention and Awareness Day. Hosted at the
Lemont Granary, the eve-

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ning featured speakers, poetry and music to give survivors of suicide support and
the strength to cope.
The evening was arranged by the Jana Marie
Foundation. Started in 2012
in the memory of Jana Vicere, founder Marisa Vicere
said, the foundation works
to empower young people to
make positive choices and
practice self-respect.
The foundation worked
with several organizations,
including Active Minds,
which empowers students to
change the perception about
mental health on college
campuses; the college and
teenage community; and the
American Foundation for
Suicide Prevention to put
the evening together, she
said. The foundation works
through these partnerships
to help promote mental
health through art and creative expression.
When theres a suicide, it
complicates the grieving
process, Tides program director Holly Torbic said. It
leaves questions unanswered the whys and what ifs
leaving the survivors to
put the pieces back together.

Tides offers support for

families coping with the
death of someone special,
volunteer Evelyn Wald said,
assisting children, teens and
their adult family members.
Wald lit three candles at
the evenings end, representing the pillars of hope,
healing and remembrance,
saying the speakers words
hold the hope for survivors
in the audience. In the case
of healing, she said, its a
long process which sometimes leaves scars, but it
happens and will continue
for those who need it.
Finally, Torbic said, sometimes its difficult to remember those who have gone because of the stigma of how
their lives ended. Survivors
have permission to remember those lost and hope their
memory carries on.
Evenings like tonight can
be bittersweet, but offer a
chance to remember those
we have lost, Vicere said.
We have a chance to come
together as a community
and support survivors and
provide hope to those who
need it, leaning on one another.

LOCAL BRIEF
Pa. part of Excellent
Educators for All initiative
As part of its Excellent
Educators for All initiative,
the U.S. Department of
Education announced that
16 states plan to ensure
easy access to excellent
education.
And Pennsylvania is on
the list among Arkansas,
Connecticut, Delaware,
Indiana, Kentucky, Mas-

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sachusetts, Maine, Missouri, Minnesota, New

York, Nevada, Oklahoma,
Rhode Island, South Carolina and Wisconsin.
The program is designed
to ensure that all students
have equal access to a highquality education, according to a report from the
U.S. Department of Education.

IDOMENI, Greece As
if fear, hunger, thirst, worry
and exhaustion were not
enough to endure, new trials
emerged Thursday for those
on the 1,000 mile-plus trek into Europe: torrential rains
and thick mud.
About 7,000 refugees and
migrants, including many
families lugging young children, braved relentless
downpours Thursday to
cross Greeces northern
border into Macedonia in
what Greek police said was
the largest single wave they
had seen so far.
At the northern village of
Idomeni, crowds gathered
before dawn, using anything
they could find plastic
sheeting, garbage bags,
hooded jackets, even a

beach umbrella in a futile

attempt to stay dry. Sneakers
stuck in the mud. Rain
dripped off hoods and caps.
All were soaked to the skin.
Parents held their children aloft in the rain, to make
sure the Macedonian police
would see them and let them
through checkpoints. Other
mud-splattered
children
dragged luggage and stumbled into rain-filled potholes,
climbing out crying.
By early afternoon, all had
crossed but thousands more
were on their way, heading
to the Greek mainland in ferries.
The surge came after
Greek authorities managed
to register about 17,000 people on the eastern island of
Lesbos in just a few days,
speeding their trip north.
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Open High Holiday Services

at the historic

Agudath Achim Synagogue

1009 Washington Street, Huntingdon, PA
Erev Rosh Hashanah: Sunday, September 13, 7:30 PM
Rosh Hashanah Shachrit: Monday, September 14, 9:30 AM
Kol Nidre: Tuesday, September 22, 7:00 PM
Yom Kippur Shachrit: Wednesday, September 23, 9:30 AM
Yom Kippur concluding services: Wednesday, September 23, 5:30PM
A Kosher Dairy Break-the-Fast will follow concluding services

No fees or tickets required ~ All are welcome

Follow Rte. 26 South to Cold Springs Road
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ferries and sent additional

registration staff to Lesbos
to ease overcrowding on the
Aegean island, where more
than 20,000 refugees and migrants had been living in precarious conditions after arriving on dinghies from the
nearby Turkish coast.
Greece, Italy and Hungary
have been overwhelmed this
year and especially this
summer by a flood of refugees and migrants seeking
safety in Europe. The vast
majority of those arriving in
Greece are Syrians fleeing
their countrys vicious civil
war, followed by Afghans.
In Brussels, the 28-nation
European Union is seeking
backing for plans to distribute 200,000 people among its
members, but is meeting
fierce resistance from some
nations.

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Migrants battle the elements

By Costas Kantouris
The Associated Press

The report said that the

states receiving approval of
their plans are taking steps
to eliminate the gaps some
students face in access to
excellent educators by
implementing strategies
and innovative solutions to
challenging problems that
meet local context and
needs.

Advance Screening
Sunday, September 20
at 1:00 p.m.
Julie Walters plays the glamorous doyenne of an English social club in the twilight
of British rule in India. The lavish 9-part series explores the collision of the English
ruling class and locals agitating for Indian independence, played out in intricate
games of power, politics, and passion.

Join us in the WPSU Studios for a special

advance screening.
Tea and refreshments provided by
India Pavilion in State College.
This event is free, but seating is limited.
Register at wpsu.org/indiansummers
or call Tamra at 814-863-6635.

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