Glenmoore News

A Pennsylvania State University alumni group vetting and endorsing three candidates for seats on the board of trustees announced its picks on Wednesday, including two local graduates.

A group that says it wants to reform Penn State University's board of trustees today announced its endorsement of three candidates for the three alumni board seats up for election this spring.

A group seeking to reform Penn State University's board of trustees by filling three alumni seats with new members has narrowed its potential endorsees to six, including a retired education dean at Slippery Rock University.

Leopard Chet Dawson of Moorestown: This female leopard from Tanzania climbed into a tree to escape its annoying cubs.

Board of Trustees members, from left, Linda Strumpf, Stephanie Deviney, Peter Khouy and Mark Dambly speak about the departures of university President Graham Spanier and football coach Joe Paterno.

Anthony Lubrano, a vocal critic of how Penn State trustees have responded to the Jerry Sandusky scandal, is seeking a seat on the university's board.