I Love Pop Radio | radioNovo News for State College: May 6, 2026

RNN STATE COLLEGE 05/06/26          A THREE-YEAR-OLD BOY IS HOSPITALIZED THIS MORNING FOLLOWING A FARMING ACCIDENT IN CENTRE COUNTY. STATE POLICE SAY THE TODDLER WAS INJURED MONDAY EVENING IN AN INCIDENT INVOLVING A HORSE-DRAWN PLANTER ON BRUSH VALLEY ROAD IN MILES TOWNSHIP. EMERGENCY CREWS TREATED THE BOY AT THE SCENE BEFORE HE WAS FLOWN BY LIFE FLIGHT TO GEISINGER MEDICAL CENTER. HIS CURRENT CONDITION HAS NOT BEEN RELEASED, AND STATE POLICE AT ROCKVIEW ARE CONTINUING TO INVESTIGATE.           BELLEFONTE POLICE ARE WARNING PARENTS ABOUT THE DANGERS OF ELECTRIC SCOOTERS AFTER A JUVENILE WAS STRUCK BY A CAR MONDAY NIGHT. INVESTIGATORS SAY THE YOUTH RAN A STOP SIGN AT WILSON AND HIGH STREETS AND WAS HIT BY A SEDAN JUST AFTER 9:00 P.M. THE RIDER WAS WEARING DARK CLOTHING AND WAS TAKEN BY AMBULANCE FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT. POLICE ARE REMINDING RESIDENTS THAT ELECTRIC SCOOTERS ARE ILLEGAL ON ALL PENNSYLVANIA PUBLIC ROADS AND SIDEWALKS, AND SHOULD ONLY BE OPERATED ON PRIVATE PROPERTY TO ENSURE THE SAFETY OF THE COMMUNITY.          THE PENN STATE COMMUNITY IS MOURNING THE LOSS OF A LOCAL LEGEND. DR. WAYNE SEBASTIANELLI, THE UNIVERSITY’S DIRECTOR OF ATHLETIC MEDICINE FOR OVER THIRTY YEARS, PASSED AWAY MONDAY AT THE AGE OF SIXTY-EIGHT. KNOWN TO MANY AS SIMPLY “DOC,” SEBASTIANELLI WAS A FIXTURE ON THE NITTANY LION SIDELINES AND A LEADER AT MOUNT NITTANY MEDICAL CENTER.  UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS SAYS DR. SEBASTIANELLI LEAVES BEHIND A LEGACY OF CARE THAT TOUCHED GENERATIONS OF STUDENT-ATHLETES AND STATE COLLEGE RESIDENTS ALIKE.