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Downtown bars, eateries in Penn State town going booze-free for notorious 'State Patty's Day'

by: GENARO C. ARMAS , Associated Press

Updated: February 20, 2013 - 4:41 PM

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. - Nearly three dozen downtown bars, restaurants and beer shops have agreed to halt alcohol sales to counter an early St. Patrick's Day celebration created by Penn State students, the most aggressive effort yet to curb drinking for the unofficial holiday known as State Patty's Day.

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Downtown bars, eateries in Penn State town going booze-free for notorious 'State Patty's Day'

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