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August Arrives as America 250 Fades

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at Crosscutterland and Webb Weekly have honored our veterans, law enforcement personnel and firefighters and emergency service folks. I have deemed what is normally known as our Crosscutter Grand Slam contest our All-American Crosscutter Giveaways this season. I feel it s a perfect fit that our Nation’s 250th birthday coincides with 100 years of baseball at Historic Bowman Field, which makes it one of the oldest minor league ballpar s woven into American history. o for my final contest it ust seemed fitting to honor the clergy in our one nation under od. If you are a pastor priest re erend minister rabbi or simply put a leader at a local church please reach out to me. e one of the first four to call or text and you will win (4) tickets and $40 worth of Cutters Cash to an upcoming game at Bowman. If you serve your congregation in this capacity and maybe aren t a big baseball fan but want to send those that help you within the church please call me and we ll ma e that happen. I appreciate those that pro ide not only my freedom of religion that I’m blessed

ow, it’s hard to believe the calendar was ipped to August. Before you know it, the kids will be bac to school as the fall sports preparation has already begun.

I have been asked many questions lately about tough topics affecting e erything imaginable that our future generations will have to deal with. I think the best thing I can do is table these discussions and do a little more research.

Besides, for those of you who know me, I would much sooner talk about all the local events of August like Cutters baseball, Nittany Lion Football, the LLWS, and the hunting season ahead. utting forth the research and effort on sub ects li e artificial intelligence is too close to going back to school for me. And I never looked forward to that when I was young. One thing I can guarantee e erybody artificial intelligence will ne er compose my column for me.

Before we move on to the real football ennsyl anians are passionate about it s time to wrap up our merica 250 celebration. The good folks

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So, as I always do, a quick review.

Please, the contest is for local clergy only. imply call or text me when you read this at 570-337-0755, and if you’re one of the first four you win. he pri e is (4) tickets and a $40 Cutters Cash towards a hot dog and cold beverage for those who head out to the ball game with you.

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I ll close with a couple uic football thoughts. Beaver Stadium will become the largest collegiate football stadium in the ation this year passing the ig House at Michigan. I think new Nittany Lion ead Coach att Campbell and a favorable schedule will have the place roc ing li e ne er before.

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ife is full of decisions.

Some are easy. Some are incredibly hard.

If you’re anything like me, though, I can make even the easy ones difficult.

I can never pick where we eat, what to watch or where we are going.

I tend to overthink.

I replay every possible outcome in my head. I ask myself what happens if I choose this path instead of that one. I wonder if I’m making the right decision or if I’ll look back wishing I had gone the other way.

One thing I’ve learned is that you eventually have to trust the decision you make.

Not because you know exactly how it’s going to turn out. But because you know you’re making it with the right intentions.

I’ve also learned that every decision teaches us something.

Sometimes it opens a door you never expected. Sometimes it closes one you thought would always be there.

Either way, there is usually a lesson waiting on the other side.

God gives us lessons all the time, but he seems to give us real good ones when we least expect it.

Another thing I’ve struggled with is wanting everyone to be happy with my decisions.

But here’s the hard part. Sometimes their advice isn’t what you wanted to hear. That’s when it’s tempting to get deThe older I get, the fensive or dismiss what they said. more I realize that’s imI remember one time I asked my dad for possible. advice on my swing for baseball when I No matter what you was struggling. Boy did he give it to me — choose, someone will and boy did I flip on him. He responded probably disagree. with a, “son you asked me.”

Someone may even be If you only want advice that agrees with Jimmy what you’ve already decided, you’re not disappointed. It does Webb III really looking for advice. not make it any easier!

I’ve found peace by Sometimes the people who care about asking a couple of simple questions. Am I us the most are willing to tell us what we making this decision for the right reasons? need to hear, not just what we want to Have I prayed about it? If I can answer hear. That is true love. yes to those questions, then eventually I And those are usually the voices worth have to stop worrying about every possi- listening to. ble outcome and simply move forward.

My goal with these articles has always I won’t always get every decision right. been to make you stop and think about None of us will. But I’d rather make a the everyday moments in life. thoughtful decision with the right intenSo the next time you’re faced with a diftions than spend my life afraid to make ficult decision, don’t rush it. one at all.

Pray about it. Seek advice from peoThe old “paralysis by analysis” quote fits ple you trust. Listen to your heart. Then pretty good with this. make your decision...

You know what is a key to helping make And trust it. decisions? Advice. Seeking advice. Find Because even if it doesn’t turn out expeople you admire. People you trust. Peo- actly the way you hoped, there’s a good ple who genuinely want what’s best for chance God is using that decision to teach you. Ask for their opinion. you something you couldn’t have learned They’ve probably been through situa- any other way. tions similar to the one you’re facing, and “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and their perspective can save you from mak- lean not on your own understanding; in all your ing a mistake or help give you confidence ways submit to him, and he will make your paths in the decision you’re about to make. straight.” — Proverbs 3:5-6

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LH JAMS Music Art Festival: Three Days of Arts, Entertainment and Excitement

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he proud river community of Lock Haven will be pulsing with excitement that includes art, music and a wide variety of entertainment when LH JAMS takes place August 6, 7 and 8.

“The entire LH JAMS festival offers the very best of music, downtown restaurant cafe seating, premier food truck experiences, Straub beer and Oregon Hill winery, with constant entertainment from street performers, chalk artists, demonstrating artists and exciting fine art and craft vendors who will line the streets.

You’ll find everything from paintings to duck carving, tie-dye to finely crafted bangles of semi-precious stones, or hand-thrown pottery,” Steve Getz, one of the organizers of LH JAMS, told Webb Weekly.

According to Getz, demonstrating

artists will be happy to explain their work as they actively create on the streets of Lock Haven — all of which will provide family-friendly fun for all who attend.

LH LAMS is a bring-your-ownchairs type of event, but for everyone’s safety, no coolers or drinks are permitted to be carried into the area’s closed perimeter.

Here is the schedule for LH JAMS: Thursday, August 6th: Rockin’ the Red Barn – 6-10 p.m.

This is a fund-raiser for the (The Clinton County Arts Council) scholarship and educational programs and our only ticketed event. It will be held at the 1900 Red Barn venue. This year, the James Supra Band will entertain the crowd with doors opening at 6 p.m.. James is an awardwinning blues and rock musician who plays a wide variety of rock and blues favorites. His arrangements of

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Tickets are available at Schlesinger Communications in Lock Haven or online at LHJAMS.ORG — click on the Thursday night tab and scroll to the Zeffy link.

Friday, August 7th: “The Block Party”5-10:30 p.m.

Features two of the best Central Pennsylvania party bands; first on stage, Ted McCloskey and the HiFi’s, then enjoy the ever- popular “Velveeta” playing 80’s and 90’s covers late into the night. Enjoy craft and food vendors, cafe seating with Straub Brewery and Oregon Hill Winery, and food vendors for the entire weekend. Entry is free to the public.

Saturday, August 8th: Six great bands perform from Noon-10:30 p.m.

LHJAMS Main Street festival goes all day long and closes with the “Dancing in the Street Party.” Art, food, drink, and street performers blend with the music to offer the best entertainment in a beautiful setting.

Kicking off the Saturday music festivities will be student performers:

Central Mountain Jazz Cats. These talented musicians from Central Mountain High School open the festival every year. This is one way the arts council can showcase and support the arts for youth in our area.

Then, swing on into the afternoon with the Prohibition-style jazz band “Baby Soda” directly from Brooklyn, NY. Next up, Philly’s own Fishtown funk and soul band “The Groove Merchants” perform their “tireless, faithful, throw-down grooves…”, followed by New Jersey’s full-energy band, “The Unstoppable Hack Beats,” making their second appearance at LH JAMS. Our “Dancing in the Street Party” closes out the festival with two outstanding bands: “Diana Jacobs Band” is a 10-piece pop and blues band out of Upstate NY. Highlighted by Diana’s thrilling vocals, they play a range of work such as Gnarls Barkley’s ‘Crazy’ to ‘Ball and Chain’ made popular by the likes of Janis Joplin and Etta James.

New York City’s EPICSOUL closes out the festival with a 10-piece premier party band, featuring phenomenal horn and percussion sections

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Saturday: • 1-2:30 p.m.: Baby Soda – Prohibition Era Jazz • 4-5:30 p.m.: The Unstoppable Hackbeats • 7:30-10:30 p.m.: Epicsoul New this year, the festival’s own Strolling Minstrels, which features a full roster of talented musicians, will walk the festival and enter restaurants to bring softer musical selections into every corner of the event. They will also perform at the newly added “Quiet Side Stage” — separate from the two large stages on Main Street.

Quiet Side Stage: Saturday: • 12-12:45 p.m.: Tom Forstmeier •12:45-1:30 p.m.: Ady Martínez and Friends • 1:30- 2:15 p.m.: Open Mic • 2:15-3 p.m.: Mare Cleary • 3-3:30 p.m. Karl Leitzel • 3:30-4:15 p.m.: Sweetgum Band • 4:15-5 p.m.: Open Mic • 5-5:45 p.m.: Sweetgum Band • 5:45-6 p.m.: Karl Leitzel and Beth England Check out the music videos, vendor list, food selections, and more details at the Festival website: lhjams.org.

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and three powerhouse vocalists who perform soul-stirring Motown medleys and today’s R&B, pop, rock, and contemporary hits, spanning six decades of some of the most popular iconic American music.

This last performance of the festival is the Clinton County Arts Council’s annual collaboration with the city’s Lock Haven Summer Concert Series to bring outstanding cultural entertainers to Central Pennsylvania.

The three stages on the streets of Lock Haven will provide wall-to-wall free music during the night on Friday and throughout the day on Saturday.

Move from venue to venue for backto-back entertainment.

Main & Grove Street Stage Friday: • 6-7:30 p.m.: Ted McCloskey & the Hi-Fi’s • 8-10:30 p.m.: Velveeta Saturday: • noon-1 p.m.: Central Mountain Jazz Cat • 2:30-4 p.m.: The Groove Merchants • 5:30-7:30 p.m.: Diana Jacobs Band Susquehanna Event Center Patio Stage:

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Williamsport Sun August 3, 1934 Money Confiscated in Slot Machines Aid City Mission Compiled by Lou Hunsinger Jr.

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ore than $140 in money confiscated from slot machines this year, has gone toward buying bread for hungry stomachs, it was disclosed today at the City Mission.

Endeavoring to fix up their new quarters at the corner of Government Place and West Third Street, and at the same take care of the increased number of transients, officials at the Mission find the confiscated “nickels” a decided help to the worn pocketbooks that supplies 3,000 meals a month.

Summer has brought the usual increase in the number of those seeking a night’s lodging and food as they make their way from city to another, either looking for forward or “just traveling.”

The City Mission has been averaging 20 transients a day. In addition to these, five men are there regularly, and from

between eight to 10 persons who reside in the city are given meals regularly.

Five local families depend entirely on the Mission for their daily bread. During the last month approximately 2,800 loaves passed from the Mission’s larder.

When the organization gets settled in its new quarters it will be equipped better than before to take care of the needy poor.

The present establishment is considerably larger, better ventilated and cheerful than the former site at the lower end of Pine Street.

There are three floors, on the first floor is an auditorium where services are held each evening and at the rear of the building is a garage for the Mission’s truck which is used to haul clothing and other goods. Contributions to the General Fund are also made through the truck.

There are separate quarters for White persons and Negroes, a provision which was impossible in the old quarters.

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So, let me ask you, has that been your lived experience?

Have you found that every time you offer a faith filled prayer you recei e exactly what you have asked for? I humbly confess that I have not, and my guess is that you haven’t either.

What do we do with the distance that exists between what Jesus said and our lived experience? I refer to that distance as the disappointment gap. Some of us struggle with a big disappointment gap because we haven’t received what we have asked for in prayer.

I can tell you what many in the church world have said to me, “Tim, you just didn’t have enough faith.”

They may mean well, but their words are hard to swallow. I don’t know what to say to them because I don’t know how to have more faith. I already believe that everything is possible with

God. I have seen God work astonishing miracles. Some were miracles of healing and forgiveness in my own heart and mind, while others were physical manifestations of God’s power witnessed by me and others. Like Job, I believe whole-heartedly that nothing can thwart God’s plan.

Besides, Jesus didn’t demand great faith. He said our faith could be as small as a mustard seed. Sorry, but if my prayer didn’t result in the miracle I was seeking, my lack of faith wasn’t the problem. If it wasn’t my lack of faith, then why didn’t I receive what I prayed for? What’s the problem?

More often than not, our disappointment gap is created by our interpretation of the Word of God. In interpretation, context is important, and when it comes to the teachings of Jesus, context is vitally important.

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I would ran esus prayer offered in the Garden of Gethsemane as the most di cult prayer esus e er prayed My Father, if it is not possible for this cup to be taken away unless I drink it, may your will be done. Matthew 26:42 In both cases, Jesus prioritized asking for God’s will to be done.

That context being understood, we can be assured that when we pray for God’s will to be done, we will receive exactly what we have asked for. And yes, it only takes a tiny bit of faith, as small as a mustard seed, to be assured that God’s will is being done.

Some Christians argue that praying for God’s will to be done is a cop out, a way of making excuses for our lack of faith. Really? I wonder if those same Christians would be willing to say that Jesus was coping out in the Garden, or that Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego were coping out when they declared to King Nebuchadnez-

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Asking for and living in full surrender to God’s will is not a cop out. It is, in fact, the most courageous way to pray and live. Jesus proved that point, and Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego demonstrated that even men like us can be extraordinarily courageous when we surrender to and fully trust in God’s will. y friend in e ery prayer you offer seek God’s will above everything else.

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EVENTS Send Off Picnic What: Notre Dame Club of Greater Williamsport student send off picnic. ring a dish to share.

When: ednesday ugust th at p.m.

Where: outh illiamsport ool Complex a illion.

Bird Walk with Doug Gross What: Doug ross retired ame Commission biologist and e ird coordinator will guide us on a bird wal in the woods and shrub lands of Ric etts len tate ar . e will also practice coding birds for the ird tlas. ood boots are recommended for wal ing. lease bring your own bug spray. Registration re uired at e ents.dcnr.pa.go ric etts glen state par or by emailing rhsummers pa.go or calling 4 .

When: hursday ugust th from a.m.

Where: eet at the ar ce in Ric etts len tate ar .

Flower Show

What: ontours ille arden Club member s ower show and community sharing. uests welcome wear your red white blue.

When: hursday ugust th at 2 p.m.

Where: ontours ille resbyterian Church.

What: sed boo D D igsaw pu le sale.

When: aturday ugust th from a.m. 2 p.m.

Where: . . on le Library 4 road t. ontours ille.

Summer Gardens to Savory Suppers What: his is the season when our gardens and farm mar ets are bursting with tasty fruits and egetables! e will turn the har est from the aster ardener demonstration garden into delightful and nutritious dishes in the itchen.

When: hursday ugust th at p.m.

Where: 42 County Farm Rd. ontours ille.

2nd oor Conference Room itchen.

Butterflies and Blooms Walk What: oin the par naturalist on a wal in the ayfields to obser e and identify butter ies and the blooms that support them. ood boots are recommended for wal ing. lease bring your own sunscreen bug spray and binoculars. ome binoculars are a ailable to borrow. Contact Rhiannon ummers at 4 or rhsummers pa.go for more information.

When: aturday ugust th from p.m.

Where: eet at ayfields along Rt. 4 in Ric etts len tate ar .

GPS and Geocaching What: Learn how to use hand held units and apply those s ills at geocaching. aterials pro ided. ear shoes for wal ing in the woods.

Contact Rhiannon ummers at 4 or rhsummers pa.go for more information.

When: Friday ugust th from a.m.

Where: ar and meet at the mphitheater in Ric etts len tate ar .

Yoga on the Beach What: oin yoga instructor awnia Con erse for a morning yoga session on La e ean each. o experience re uired and bring your own mat or towel. Registration re uired at e ents.dcnr.pa.go ric etts glen state par or by emailing rhsummers pa.go or calling 4 .

When: aturday ugust th from a.m.

Where: La e ean each in Ric etts len tate ar .

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Toastermasters Class What: Control your fear of public spea ing. ractice spea ing before a friendly audience who will guide you on your ourney to becoming a better spea er. Contact Donna iller or hil uehrer 2 .

When: st rd ednesday of each month at p.m.

Where: Restaurant ashington l d. illiamsport.

Post Breakfast What: he ilton merican Legion ost will begin ser ing brea fast for per person with a large menu a ailable. lease call 42 42 ahead if you are part of a large group so we can be ready for you.

When: First and third unday of the month. rea fast is open to the public from a.m. p.m.

Where: ilton merican Legion ost 4 . Front t. ilton.

AJ Barbour Reunion What: . . arbour chool reunion. ll former students teachers.

When: aturday ugust th. Eating at p.m.

Where: a ing place at the old school.

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Backpack Giveaway What: edron and oint ethel Cs annual bac pac gi eaway. If your child is in need of a bac pac filled with school supplies please feel free to stop by and pic one out! ac pac s and supplies donated by members of edron and oint ethel Cs. When: Friday ugust th from p.m.

Where: ughes ille Fire Dept. par ing lot ughes ille.

Burger Burn What: urger burn. pen to the public. ar ing lot e ent only.

When: unday ugust th from a.m. until sold out.

Where: Eugene rafius merican Legion ost 4 2 road t. ontours ille.

Book Sale What: Friends of uncy Library boo sale.

When: uesday ugust th from p.m p.m.

Where: uncy Library . ain t. uncy.

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Giveaway What: Omega giveaway. Yes, it’s all free!

Clothing, books, toys, and more.

When: Saturday, August 8th, from 8:30-10:30 a.m.

Where: Omega OPC, 2570 Lycoming Creek Rd., Williamsport.

Trout Run Senior Citizens What: Trout Run Senior Citizen Chapter was established in 1972 and we are still going strong. Catered lunch for $7.00. Call to make a reservation at 570-772-8262.

When: Meetings are the 2nd Tuesdays of every month.

Where: Trout Run U.M. Church, Creamery t. rout Run behind the fire house.

Worship Service What: Sunday Worship and hymn Sing.

Message by Matt Harold, Lay Speaker. Our 125th year of worship. Come as you are. Leave Renewed!

When: Sunday, August 9th, at 9:30 a.m.

Where: Carsontown Community Church, 7951 Little Pine Creek Rd., Waterville.

MEETINGS MEETINGS...

Alzheimer Support Group What: Muncy Alzheimer support group.

Please feel free to bring your loved one as we will have an activity for them to participate in while you are attending the caregiver group.

When: The 2nd Saturday of each month at 10:30 a.m.

Where: Community building behind Wolf Run Village, 246 May Dr., Hughesville.

Worship Service What: Worship service. Sermon series: Faith and Baseball, Week 1: “The Batter’s Box.” When: Sunday, August 9th, at 10 a.m.

Where: DuBoistown Church, 133 Summer St., DuBoistown.

Legion Auxiliary Meeting What: Hughesville American Legion Auxiliary Unit 35 monthly meeting.

When: Second Monday of each month at 6 p.m.

Where: Glenn Sharrow American Legion, 76 N Main St., Hughesville.

Block Party What: Antioch Baptist Church will be hosting a community block party. The event will include family-friendly activities, community resources, kids’ activities, giveaways, and local partners coming together to support families in the Williamsport area.

When: Wednesday, August 12th, from 6-7:30 p.m.

Where: Antioch Baptist Church, 514 High St., Williamsport.

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NAMI Meeting What: NAMI is hosting a monthly mental health support group connecting friends, families and individuals impacted by mental illness.

When: The 2nd Wednesday of each month from 6:30-7:30 p.m.

Where: st oor boardroom of Di ine Providence Hospital, 1100 Grampian Blvd, Williamsport.

Domestic Violence Support What: Domestic Violence Support Group suggested for anyone 21 years of age and older who have experienced Domestic Violence.

When: First Tuesday of each month from noon-1 p.m., and the third Wednesday of each month from 5:15 p.m.-6:15 p.m.

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By 2025, Schefsky was paralyzed from the neck down. He couldn’t move anymore, but he was left with loads of time, his faith, and a desire to create. With a specialized eyegaze computer that allowed him to communicate and write using only his eyes he chipped away at his first wor of fiction. s chefs y himself describes it, The Hush is a novel written by a man with ALS about a man with ALS. So, what is ALS? ALS, short for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, is a progressive neurological disease that attacks the motor neurons in the brain and spinal cord. These nerve cells control voluntary movement, including the

muscles used to walk, speak, swallow, and breathe. As the motor neurons deteriorate, they stop sending signals to the muscles. Over time, those muscles wea en twitch stiffen and waste away. The disease is often associated with baseball legend Lou Gehrig, whose diagnosis brought national attention to the disease.

ALS does not progress in the same way for every person. For some, it begins with a foot that drags, unexplained tripping, or twitching in the arms, legs, shoulders, or tongue. Others first notice slurred speech or di culty swallowing. As the disease progresses, weakness spreads from one region of the body to others. Eventually, many people lose the ability to stand, use their arms, speak clearly, eat, or even breathe without support.

One of the worst things about this disease is that the mind often remains alert even as the body deteriorates.

There is currently no cure for ALS, and available treatments cannot reverse the damage already done to the nervous system. Some medications may slow progression for certain patients or help manage symptoms.

Doctors, nurses, and various medical specialists, along with family, often be-

come part of the same care network.

Communication technology has become one of the most important tools for many people with advanced ALS, including Schefsky. When a person’s speech weakens, or Dave they lose use of their Bellomo hands, devices that track eye movement can allow a person to select letters and commands on a screen. The process is slow and demanding, but with this technology, people can send messages, communicate, and in Schefsky’s case, write an entire novel.

As a published author myself, I can tell you that writing a book is really hard. Long hours at my desk, rewrites, writer’s block, etc. What Marc did is beyond my comprehension. How he did everything I just described with his eyes, letter by letter, word by word is simply incredible. His diagnosis and paralysis give us context, but they do not define the man. L may ha e taken away his ability to type with his hands or walk, but it did not take away his ability to create.

Let’s talk about the book which follows Elias Miller, an architect who

loses the use of his body to ALS but refuses to disappear from the world.

Sustained by an eye-gaze device, Elias becomes known as a Digital Monk, a figure who teaches a struggling alley how to endure, stay connected, and remain human as the world falls apart. For Schefsky, the story became a way to blend his own experience with questions about faith, family, survival, and what people owe to one another during tough times.

Schefsky’s path to writing was anything but traditional. He is quick to point out that he was not an author, poet, or English major before this project. His professional life was built around work that demanded movement, problem-solving, and constant interaction with people. In 2001, he and his then-wife, Jody, moved to Williamsport with their daughters, Lauren and Katie. Schefsky then spent the next two decades at the Genetti Hotel, collecting enough stories, he says to one day fill another boo he ll call otel Confidential.

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The story, characters, setting, and themes developed gradually as Schefsky wrote. Current events gave him the spark, but the story expanded through research and his imagination. When he needed to describe an architect’s o ce for example he researched what would typically be found in such a space. Details like that helped him build a believable world around Elias

Miller, even as the novel moved into questions of faith, collapse, resilience, and purpose.

At its heart, Schefsky says, The Hush is not simply about disease or disaster.

It is about the strength people can find in one another when circumstances become unbearable. His sister-in-law im offered what he considers one of the best summaries of the book’s message. It’s about a man forming and pushing his family to be strong together and to do good in the world. That idea runs through the novel’s description of Elias as someone who refuses to gi e up. is in uence continues

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The Hush is available through Amazon, Walmart, and Barnes & Noble online, and it can also be downloaded immediately to Kindle through Amazon. (Fyi, I bought my hard copy through ma on. chefs y is not finished writing, either. In addition to Hotel Confidential, he is working on a trilogy called Cradle of the Abyss, inspired by recent file releases and the theory that such mysteries might come not from outer space, but from the depths of the ocean. Do yourself a favor and chec out his first of many no els.

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Sometimes working as many as 16 hours a day while his wife, Lori, was busy during tax season, Schefsky pushed on. e says he became e cient enough with the device that he

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The violence arrived without warning and without mercy, the kind of tragedy that transforms a community’s sense of safety in an instant. The Lycoming County Commissioners gathered, understanding that what happened at Memorial Park cannot be treated as an isolated incident. It demands a response.

The board is partnering with state officials to launch an immediate, collaborative youth violence intervention framework. This is not a delayed study or a task force that will convene in three months. This is action happening now.

The county recognizes that the gap between a shooting and prevention is the space where more shootings happen.

Parents need resources. Schools need coordination. Community outreach leaders need to be at the table from the beginning. The intervention framework being launched represents the commissioners’ commitment to stopping violence before the next bullet is fired.

Simultaneously, Planning Director Jenny Picciano initiated a 180-day review

to amend zoning, specifically targeting regulations for data centers. The commissioners took a more dramatic step.

They declared the county’s 1991 zoning ordinance invalid. This ordinance was written for a different era, when the threats facing rural Lycoming County looked entirely different. Data centers did not exist in the public consciousness.

Nobody was proposing massive utility complexes that would transform historic farmland across Pennsylvania’s largest county by land area into technological infrastructure.

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What emerges from this meeting is a portrait of a region confronting three crises that demand simultaneous attention. A fatal shooting requires immediate prevention work that engages parents, schools, and community leaders. Imminent data center development threats require the county to declare its outdated zoning ordinance invalid and begin urgent rewrites. A stalled development project requires transparency and honesty about what is happening and what is not happening.

The commissioners are not waiting for any of these problems to resolve themselves. They are acting with legal force on zoning. They are coordinating immediately on violence prevention. They are being transparent about development negotiations even when that transparency means addressing painful rumors.

The meeting reflected genuine urgency and a recognition that the county’s future depends on decisions made in these next few months.

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They are saying clearly that before any more data center approvals happen, the county’s zoning framework will reflect current reality. The imminent threat posed by development proposals has forced the board to act with legal force.

Muncy Township supervisors and townships across the region will have the time and the county’s expertise to draft ordinances that allow them to make informed decisions about what gets built on their land.

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The Bass Pro Shops project at the Lycoming Valley mall, the redevelopment that promised transformation for the downtown core, remains stalled. The delays stem from complex corporate negotiations rather than any failure on the part of developers or county leadership.

Local political circumstances have created gridlock that neither side initiated, and neither side can resolve. The commissioners emphasized this point because rumors have circulated suggesting mismanagement or hidden agendas. The board is denying those rumors directly.

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VISITORS ENCOURAGED TO BE ‘ELK SMART’ While those viewing the Elk Cam need not worry about getting too close to elk or potentially compromising their wild qualities, things are different when viewing elk in person.

Wildlife is best appreciated from a comfortable distance, and those enjoying Pennsylvania’s elk country should do their part to preserve the wild nature of the herd.

“ELK SMART” provides four simple, effective ways to ensure a wild elk herd for generations to come.

Give elk space – Keep a distance of at least 100 yards between you and the elk. Never approach them. Elk are wild animals that are unpredict-

able and sometimes aggressive, especially during the fall breeding season.

Cows are also known to defend their young when they feel threatened.

Never feed elk – Not only is it illegal to feed elk in Pennsylvania, but it teaches them to associate people, cars and/or homes with food. This could cause them to approach people looking for more. Feeding also promotes the spread of infectious diseases by having them unnaturally congregate into small areas.

Don’t name elk – Characterizing elk, or any wildlife, by naming them degrades their wild essence. The very reason people are drawn to the elk is their unaltered independence from humans. Personifying elk as humans takes away from their truly wild nature.

Do your part – The welfare of the elk herd is a shared responsibility. If you see someone being disruptive or careless, whether intentional or not, kindly ask them to stop or report it to the Pennsylvania Game Commission by calling 1-833-PGC-WILD. We all have a duty to ensure the safety of people and the long-term welfare of the elk.

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The Elk Cam will run until the first elk firearm season, which begins on October 3. The top times to see elk on camera are morning and evenings.

The stream can be accessed on the Game Commission website at https://www.pa.gov/agencies/ pgc/wildlife/wildlife-viewing/wildlife-cams.

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We will be selling from the Montour DeLong Fair Building,Washingtonville, Pa. GPS / Physical Address: 5848 Broadway Road, Danville, Pa. 17821. Signs Posted at the Rt54 & Rt 254 Intersection of Washingtonville.

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e have all learned over the years that it’s not a good idea to procrastinate. In fact, there are rarely any occasions when it is a good idea to wait until the very last minute to do what you know simply has to be done. he benefits of accomplishing tasks early far outweigh any poor excuses for delaying that which you know is best done early.

With that in mind, think about these things: Mentoring a Youth or Adult: If you are a squirrel hunter, or are looking for the ideal time to mentor a new hunter, be they a youth or adult, there is no better season than the upcoming fall squirrel season, which opens on September 12, 2026 — just about 5 weeks from now. There is a Junior Hunt that runs from September 12-27, and the regular statewide season runs from September 12 to December 24, with an additional season running from December 26 to February 28, 2027, with no hunting of squirrels on December 25.

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For Pennsylvania deer hunters, and specifically archery hunters ust less than two months from now the antlered and antlerless statewide season opens on October 3. It runs through November 20, 2026, with a second season opening up the day after Christmas and running until January 24, 2027. Bear hunters throughout the state will have opportunities to hunt these bruins as early as mid- October, with several WMU’s opening earlier.

All of these seasons and the opportunities that they provide are going to be upon us before we realize it! While the really dedicated hunters are aware of the rapidly approaching seasons, most of us are simply busy with summertime activities and chores. As the days silently drop off the calendar and the weeks slowly slip away, there are a few things we should be doing now in the way of preparation.

Trail Cameras: Pre-season scouting is an important key to success, especially if you are trying to locate and pattern a trophy buck, bear, or gobbler. Most hunters today are busy folks, often with little time to devote to pre-season scouting

Glass Hen on Nests; Several pieces of Uranium Glassware; Fire King mugs and plates. Cast Iron Bucky Ribbon Dogs [Cast at Watsontown Foundry]; Hazel Atlas Childrens mugs: Ranger Joe Ranch, Little Orphan Annie. Wheat etched drinking glasses. Floral peanut butter glasses.

Various sizes of Corning Ware casserole dishes. Antique glasses in wire caddys. Snuff jar. Antique biscuit jar collection. American Sweetheart dish collection. Homer Laughlin Virginia Rose dish collection. Homer Laughlin Colonial Kitchen dish set. Various cut glass serving bowls. Art Deco amethyst depression glass footed bowls. Victorian Lefton china tea cups and plates. Shirley Temple blue glass creamer. Glass vinegar cruets, dessert dishes. Antique spectacles. Glass marbles. Lone Ranger chalkware, Anchor Hocking Moonstone: lidded glass box, candy dish, perfume bottles, serving platter and candle holders. Fenton white milk glass hobnail bowls. Numerous McCoy flower pots. Blue sponge ware bowl sets and pie plates. Ironstone coffee pots. Advertisement pieces: DeLaval Separator Company Tin die-cut match holder.

1940’s Tin die cut Pabst Blue Ribbon bottle opener. Matterns Hatchery advert thermometer, Beaver Springs Pa. Glass chicken waterer base. Canning supplies. CUTCO Knives and Utensils; Singer Oak Case Treadle Sewing Machine; Aluminum pots. Granite pots. Jumbo peanut butter jars. Hersheys sundae jars. Various antique tins, including small spice tins.Large pickle crocks and crocks of various sizes. Butchering equipment. Enameled cast iron pots.

Cookbook collection including: Grange cookbooks. Various Tupperware and Pampered chef.

Small kitchen wares. Pfaltzgraff Canister set. Small kitchen appliances, Heavy Duty KitchenAid 4 qt. mixer, Cuisinart food processor with extra blades. Griswald and Wagner cast iron frypans. Cast iron griddles. Cast iron pot, Numerous vintage necklaces, bracelets, brooches and pins. Multiple Framed Original Victorian Calendar Prints from late 1890s and early 1900’s. including full year 1898 Maude Humphrey Compliments of Philadelphia Press. Full year 1897 Compliments of Grand Union Tea Company. Numerous vintage farm scene framed prints. Ken Hunter print: “Half in the shade” 348/400. [Painted on the Pfleegor Farm]; Frances Tipton Hunter framed prints. Collection of paintings by local artist, Laura Smith including a self portrait. Vintage Fisher Price toys. Cast iron toy train sets. Brownie target six-20 box th camera. Horse harness hames. Various wool area rugs. Handmade and Longaberger Baskets.

Victorian style electric globe lamps, electrified kerosene lamps, dresser lamps. Mantle clocks.

Local Dairy 1 Pint Bottles: Buffalo Valley Dairy- Milton , Pa. w/ Buffalo;Wesner’s Dairy- Watsontown, Reeds Dairy, KO Searfoss Dairy Muncy Pa, East Malta Farms Dairy, ½ pint milk Lycoming County Fairgrounds • Entrance- Third St. th (schaffer building) bottles: Rothermels Dairy, Bechtels Dairy. American LaFrance Wooden Fire Truck Ladder; Flower vases: Fenton, Blown art glass, Anchor Hocking, Millefiori clutch purse vase, McCoy, marigold carnival glass. Princess House brandy snifter. Pfaltzgraff metalcraft pie holder. MCM rd solid brass mallard duck bookends. Fancy victorian wood comb case, rustic country comb case. Large Victorian wood frame wall mirror. Porcelain royal Copley chickens and roosters.

Porcelain bird collection. Various antique glass flower frogs. Knitting and crochet supplies Glass shoe collection. WR 1970s- 80s yearbooks. Watsontown High School 1956 yearbook.

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5 pm.- Household, Collectibles,Reloading, vintage furniture, Kitchenware, Nancy Drew book set. Childs wooden wagon. Vintage Christmas Decorations. Vintage San5:30pm-Household, Collectibles, Antiques, small amount of cutting furniture, home good collection of tools including a shop press, torches ta Claus collection. Picture frames. Vintage trunks and suitcases, Vintage ladies clothing and decor, reloading equipment, David Armstrong Prints: including Pumpkin fancy hats from 40’s, 50s and 60s. Hat stands. Vintage wooden runner sleds. American and La more, We Hope To See You There For full listing and Pictures France stamped wood Ladder.

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opportunity for planting is now! here are do ens of seed mixes a ailable from numerous seed companies from clo ers and chic ory to brassicas and rapeseed to beets and radishes and the what where and how may ary widely from one mix to the next. he ey here is to get with your local seed mix pro ider and discuss with him what your goals are obtain his ad ice on what and when to plant and reali e that the time to plant may be closing sooner than you thought!

Equipment Check: here is little doubt that most archers ha e been busy practicing and impro ing their shooting s ills already and that the ma ority of firearm hunters tend to wait until the last minute to ta e a shot or two before heading out on a hunt! nfortunately procrastination can lead to the last minute disco ery that one or more critical components of your hunting e uipment need repair replacement or simply can t be located! a e time now to erify the integrity of the e uipment you plan to use this fall and you can then relax nowing that o er the next few months you are in good shape or ha e the time for needed repairs or replacement! a e your plans you ll be glad later that you did.

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e en though they reali e the benefits of getting out before the opening days of a season to locate the prime hunting spots. For years now trail cameras ha e become an increasingly popular tool and in fact are probably the most effecti e tool to use in pre season scouting. ith today s inno ations and features cameras can be uic ly placed in strategic locations and then monitored on your smartphone or home computer. If a camera is not yielding the results you hope for it can uic ly and easily be relocated to another spot you want to monitor. ut the ey to successful use of trail cameras is to get them out and in use and the sooner the better!

Food Plots: oday s archery hunters in pursuit of big game are arguably the most dedicated and highly moti ated men and women throughout the hunting community. hey are generally more apt to do the research go the greater distance and pay close attention to e ery little detail that could affect the outcome of a hunt. Food plots especially when tuc ed away in a woodland setting can dramatically increase the odds of success for bow hunters and ri e and shotgun hunters as well . ut food plots ta e time to come to maturity and the window of

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658 Village Rd., Pennsdale, PA.th17756 11 A.M.- We will be offering up this great 89.18 acre farm located in Montour County,East Anthony Township.

Run School District, This Farm has approx acres of *1 ParkWarrior Street Hughesville Pa5417737* Firearms, AmmoStreet Sporting Goods, Taxidermy includingPa fish, deer, ant*15:30East Park Hughesville 17737* tillable acres and just over 35 not tillable acres, it features a milking barnrd along with a lers, moose, and more, Household, Tools and more!!! Several Toolrd includ(Lycoming County Fairgrounds 3 street (Lycoming County Fairgrounds 3 Lotsstreet bank barn, garage and also a storage lean-to, this farm also features a large four bedroom ing hand tools, welder, scopes, hunting items, gun cabinet, household items to house with large kitchen, dining and living areas, it recently had a 20x18 addition which entrance) include small appliances homeentrance) decor, kitchenware, collectibles and much more. includes one bedroom, washer and dryer up and a bathroom, this home is currently 5 pm.- Household, Collectibles,hook vintage furniture, Kitchenware, late Clarence Collectibles, Michael collected and maintained some veryKitchenware, nice firearms 5 pm.-The Household, vintage furniture, being lived in so is move in ready also.

Gas oil and mineral rights are conveying with with a full listing of the firearms coming a in shop future ad a few of the highlighted is collection of tools including a shop press, cutting torches good good collection of tools including press, cutting torches the farm.

Great views from several different areas looking out over the Muncy Hills, this a Remington Model 7 anniversary 7mm-08, Remington model 700 .222, Henry and more, We Hope To See You There For full listing and Pictures and more, We Hope To See You There For full listing and Pictures farm has multiple opportunities plenty of wildlife!!! For a private showing/questionsGolden Boy 38-55, Weatherby .270, Sako .243 and more For listing and pictures go to ID# 45518, or check us out on facebook at atauctionzip.com go to auctionzip.com ID# 45518, or check us out on facebook please contact Levi at (570) 772-5487, for pictures and listing go to auctionzip.com go to Auctionzip.com ID# 45518 or Facebook at Levi Spring Auctioneering!

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Bechtel’s Dairy –Lewisburg, Pa. Metal Porch Box; Red Family Scale; Cast Iron Sausage Stuffer; Crocks & Jugs; Wooden Tea Cart; Reverse Painted Sailboat Picture; Tilt Top Stand; Wooden Slaw Board; Wooden Clothes Tree; Fancy Antique Oak Side by Side Dropfront Secretary/ Bookcase w/ Column Design [Super Nice]; The Hardy Boys, Ice Cream Scoops; Vintage Metal Barrett Cherries Can w/ Handle; Cherry Hitchcock Style Writing Chair; Shawnee Style Pig Creamers; Pink Standing Rooster Candy Dish; Clear Glass Standing Turkey Candy Dish; Princess House Glassware; Mid Century Large Green Glass Vase; Metal Perfection Heater; Hoosier Style Sugar Jar; Wooden Rolling Pin; Metal Middleswarth Potato Chip Can- Beavertown,Pa.; Various Mid Century Planters; Budweiser 8 Horse Hitch Beer Steins; Vintage Barn Lanterns; Railroad Lantern; Chicken Figurines; Griswald #9 Cast Iron Fry Pan; C.I.Fry Pans; Nutting Style Print “Birch Bend”; E&J Meadows Glass Milk Jugs w/ Caps & Carrier; Milk Bottles; Pink Depression Dishes; Lighted Glass Door Curio Cabinet; Pyrex Mixing Bowls [Colored & White]; Cherry Chest on Chest of Drawers & Dresser; Cherry Bed; and Night Stand; Glider Rocker; Upholstered Electric Lift Chair; Allegheny Creamery Bottle Caps; Oak Coffee Table; Cookbooks; Jewelry Cabinet; LARGE SELECTION ! Christmas & Seasonal Decorations; Glass Pumpkin Jar; McCoy Planter; Cowboy Welcome Sign; Metal Barn Star; Park Bench; Garden Figurines & Gazing Globes; Garden Gnomes & Mushroom; Stihl Gas Leaf Blower; Vintage Metal Wire Gate; Thermos, Stainless Gas Grill; Plus More To Be Found!!

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f you had told me when I was a kid growing up in this state that we would someday have an elk hunting season, I would have said you were crazy.

We actually don’t have a single elk season, but we now ha e four different seasons when elk can be hunted in Pennsylvania, and 155 elk tags will be awarded.

In 2024, 140 elk tags were offered, including 65 for bulls and 75 for cows. The same numbers were offered the following year but the numbers have now been moved up to 155, including 80 bull tags and 75 cow tags.

In 2009, I was one of those very fortunate ones to be drawn for a bull elk tag, and back then there were only 20 bull tags and 39 cow

tags being offered. n the second day of the hunt, I was able to drop a nice 8x8 bull that weighed 800 pounds. While that was one of the better bulls taken that year, there have been a pretty good numKen Hunter ber of bigger ones taken since then.

Pennsylvania’s elk herd is actually doing pretty well both in numbers and in size. I believe that when I got my elk tag, the herd was estimated at around 1,000 animals, but today’s estimated numbers are at about 1,500 elk, and if it continues at that pace, it could hit 1,700 by the year 2032.

Cows are believed to weigh up to 600 pounds, and bulls may weigh as much as 1,000 pounds.

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COUNTRY AUCTION We will be selling from the Former Freas Family Farm, Located at 1628 Hill Road, Millville, Pa. 17846. From Millville Intersection follow Rt 42 South approx 6/10 mile turning onto Hill Road and Follow to Auction Farm Lane. Signs Posted Day of Auction.

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There has been another interesting change to the elk hunting regulations.

In the days to come, any hunter who has never drawn a bull elk tag and gets one can never apply for another bull elk tag; they may, however, continue to apply for a cow elk license. This new rule goes into effect this year however, it is not retroactive, or in other words, hunters who got a bull elk tag before this year are still permitted to apply for bull elk tags each year. That means I am still able to apply for a bull tag here in Pennsylvania. To be honest, after I got my bull, I never again applied for another tag.

I realize the chances of getting drawn are pretty slim, but it’s well worth the effort and once you have that tag, your chances of bagging a nice bull are no doubt much greater than a hunt out west somewhere.

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go out west on an elk hunt, but your chances of taking a bigger bull are probably greater here in our state. Here, of course, because of the very limited numbers. The problem is getting that elk tag.

An additional elk season was added this year, and from what I understand, the purpose of adding that season was to further spread hunters out over broader areas and to cut down on congestion.

Like a lot of other hunters, I like to have a lot of room, and I don’t want other hunters messing up my hunt, so fewer hunters in any given area is a plus. Without that new season being added, there could ha e been as many as fi e bull hunters in any one hunting zone, but now with the added new season, only three or maybe only two other hunters may be in the same area.

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“The number of campers we have For the fans and families of the twenty each year will vary, but usually we will teams competing in this year’s Series, ha e four or fi e families annually. I e it is a memorable whirlwind complete already received three reservations for with plenty of thrills and excitement this year, and I’m sure I’ll get a few and for some the anxiety of finding a more. I’m looking forward to it. We get place to stay. some real nice people, and it’s always For those arriving with campers, fun and lively. a welcoming respite resides not far “Over the years, there have been six outside the Little League complex gates to eight families that have been repeat at the residence of Jim and Sharon customers and have come back often.

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by. I just love to see people have a good time.

“It’s really like one big jamboree. They have cookouts, roast marshmallows, and play games. Last year, one family in a camper invited me for supper.

Just when we sat down to eat, a big thunderstorm rolled in. I didn’t know it, but on some of these big campers, when it starts raining, the awning goes up by itself. We were getting wet and scurried inside. I was amazed. Some of those campers are bigger than my home, with big plush chairs and plenty of room. hen we first started haron would bring in a dumpster for the folks to place their garbage. Now, I’ve found that people don’t want to do that.

They want to take care of their own stuff. hen they lea e there is ery little trace that they’ve been here. They respect the property and are happy they had a convenient place to camp.

“These 51 years have produced a lot of memories, but for me the biggest part of it was watching my wife doing what she did. he last four or fi e years she did it, she was sick and went around to meet the people in her Jazzie. I miss that, and am continuing to do it for her.

It was something she really enjoyed, and I will keep on going as long as I can.”

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and 100 cars using our property.

“How many customers we get largely depends on where the teams come from. When teams from neighboring states are playing, the number of guests increases. The years that Pennsylvania has a team in the Series, we get lots of folks. Little League does not allow RVs in their parking lots, so we often get guests we didn’t know were coming once they find out we welcome R s.

“I don’t turn anyone away, but I try to take care of campers before cars.

There are many places around the Little League complex where cars are parked. The guards at the Little League entrance gate know I am the only one around here who will park campers, so they will often send them my way. It works out pretty good that way.

“We also get folks who will come and camp out in tents. One such family was a policeman from ew or who first came here years ago with two little kids.

As the years passed, he kept coming and coming. Those kids got married, had kids of their own, and their campsite here went from one tent to four. hen we first started par ing campers and cars, the Series was only fi e days long now it s almost two weeks for those folks that stay for the whole thing. It’s a bit hectic at times, but fun and the time really seems to y

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ppreciate all the love. I heard from several friends.

Even a few fans from this column said hello. It was a quiet birthday. Twelve months shy of 50 clicks. I spent the evening on Lycoming. That is my favorite thing. My bride was okay with me fishing. It was my fourth night straight. Fun time of year. The Smallmouth bite has been insane. I prefer to go solo. But I never say no when I get a chance to fish with my son.

Jensen has the bug. The kid is also possessed. He now has his license and my old car. Bird is fishing tons. Nolan Diefenderfer is one of his good buds.

These two target all types of fish. From small native Brook Trout in the mountains to Susquehanna Cats. They always seem to catch. These boys make me super jealous. I begged them for a dance. We agreed to hook up nearby.

But I had to drive separately. Jensen doesn’t like to be seen in public with his Dad. I parked near the top of Metzger Park and worked my way down. No-

lan and Jensen were in the deep hole at the start of the Heshbon. I was throwing my usual, trying to entice a bass. I love using top water. I prefer the Heddon Torpedo. I have a sticker on my car. This plug and I go way back. It floats on top. The perfect size for Lycoming Creek. She mimics a distressed baitfish or a wounded frog. I cast towards the bank or a log. A quick twitch and bang. Fish on. Whether it is a dry fly or a lure, a top-water strike is paramount.

I landed a few decent Smallies. I sent a photo to my son. He wasn’t impressed.

Jensen returned serve with two monsters that he and Nolan caught. Beautiful fish. Two bruins out of the Crick.

Hard to say, but they were both in the 3-4 lbs. range. I was super proud.

Okay. A tad jealous. I continued to fish downstream, hoping to see my young friends in the flesh. We exchanged a few more pictures. Another beautiful evening in the 17728. I landed several bass.

I finally reached my destination. The sun was starting to set. There were no

signs of Jensen and Nolan. I was perplexed. I gave my son a call, and he told me they just left. Dude?

What gives? I asked if he could swing back and give me a ride. I wasn’t looking Jamie forward to the 2-mile Spencer walk. Jensen didn’t answer. He mentioned that he and Nolan were already on their way to Walmart.

All fishing is noble. I prefer to fly. But it all depends on the situation. Ultralight Bassing in the backyard is the absolute best. I have used several different lures, but these Heddon Torpedoes are legit. I have a full box in every color. I love catching Smallmouth on top. They are the top local prize. They are super strong. Jensen and I have been out quite often. We never fish the same stretch. We had another great summer on Lycoming Creek. Several monsters. It is grand.

Last night I was out solo, and I ran into a few new friends. Two young South Siders were fishing near the High Street Bridge. I was across the

way, and I waved. One asked if I had any luck, and it was game. I introduced myself and then started asking questions. We had several mutual friends. I knew all of their coaches.

Isaiah Snyder and Ethan Gardner are great dudes. I told them a few secrets. I gave them two Torpedoes and a quick tutorial. They were both well-spoken and very appreciative. I went on my way and asked if they were on Instagram. Fantastic kids. Maybe these guys thought I was important. This is what it is all about. Cheers.

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