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efore I begin my column this week, I was asked to use a little space for a public service message.

Would you please shovel out the fire hydrant in front of or near your house?

This may include helping a neighbor who’s a little farther away, who may be elderly or unable to do this. The reasons why this is necessary should be self-explanatory, and thank you to those who have already taken this action.

The best news in regard to this winter weather problem is that pitchers and catchers are reporting to Spring Training today. And March 8th, daylight savings time, is less than a month away.

I think that makes this a good spot to mention that Punxsutawney Phil is now in the rearview mirror. As they were hyping up the crowd and promoting Pennsylvania honorably, the groundhog did what any self-respecting prognosticator would do: it predicted six more weeks of seasonal winter weather.

Phil, at age 137, is still as accurate as his fellow meteorologists and brings tour-

ism to his hometown.

That gets me to a cover date of February 11th. Happy birthday to my kid sister Jodi. Please forgive me, Jodi, when growing up for not having the patience an older brother should have. I think I’ve gotten a lot better as I’ve gotten older. Thank you for providing me with the uncle role you have. I love you and your family very much. Just a heads up, there’s a card in the mail for you. I sent it Pony Express; I mean, U.S. Mail.

With all that said, that gets me to another February holiday. Happy Valentine’s Day to everyone. I wish you love, joy, and happiness. Please remember to reach out to those closest to you and let them hear your voice, along with those special words you would like to share. If you’re not able to be with them in person, don’t send or leave a message; give them a call. We all have only so many days to hear each other’s voices; don’t waste a chance.

There are great places and ideas in the pages ahead for you to share Valentine’s Day. A special note to husbands,

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you’re not going to get off easy with just that conversation I talked about. You need to do a little more to keep the lady in your life happy. For some reason, I’ve always thought Valentine’s Day means a lot Jim Webb Jr. more to the ladies than it does to the men. But I could be wrong.

Happy Valentine’s Day to Michelle, Jimmy, Lauren, and my grandson Beau, who is now a month old. Hunter and Maia, my mom, my stepmother, Carol, and my mother-in-law, Theresa. I love you all very much. I’d better mention my fur babies, Finn, Leia, and granddog, Buck. The love our fourlegged family members provide shows through every day. Please don’t forget your special buddies on Valentine’s Day. But please also don’t give them too much of something they probably shouldn’t have.

I’ll finish with another February event that’s been delayed a little by the weather, as the final scoring was just completed. Congratulations to the winners of our 18th Annual Uncle Ron’s Monster Buck Contest. What a magical season it was in Penns Woods for many local

hunters.

Thank you to Stoltzfus Butchering for providing $100 gift cards for our runner-up through fourth-place winners. Coming in 4th was Gavin Gavlock. His trophy measured 155.6 SCI scoring, featuring 10 points and a 23 1/4” spread. Third place went to Roy Puller, who bagged a 13-point with a 16-in spread scoring out at 158.5. Runner Up was Brent Waldron; his absolute tank of a buck sported 14 points, 17 1/2” spread finishing at 163.6 SCI scoring. And our 2025-2026 winner, who receives the great artistry of Poust Taxidermy for a shoulder mount, was Nate Kremser. His monster buck of the year scored a whopping 183.5. Having 12 points, 17” spread, along with very heavy mass. Last but definitely not least is the winner of our Savage Axis Rifle Package from Sauers Trading. Congratulations to Kurt Westbrook, whose hunting season just got a little bit better. I’m out of space for the week. We will have pictures and much more next week. Thank you to everyone who entered and everyone who made this happen.

Let’s think warm thoughts, look out for each other, and be positive.

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Love Is in the Air… And So Is Some Truly Terrible Dating Advice

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the Olympic Games of Passive Aggression.

6. Bring a Surprise Plus-One Nothing says romance like showing up with your best friend, your cousin, or your extremely judgmental aunt “just to hang out.” Bonus points if nobody warned your date in advance.

7. Communicate Only in Movie Quotes Why speak normally when you can respond to every question with dramatic lines from roand mild resentment. mantic comedies? Sure, it’s confusing — but 2. Buy the Weirdest it’s also a great way to make people wonder Gift Possible Steph if you’ve lost your Wi-Fi…or your grip on reSkip the flowers and Noviello ality. chocolates. Instead, give 8. Take Relationship Advice from the your date something deeply confusing — like Internet (Especially This Article) a single potato, a novelty singing fish, or a decIf there’s one thing we’ve learned, it’s that orative throw pillow featuring your own face. anonymous online advice is clearly the founNothing says “I care” like a gift that raises dation of all healthy relationships. Ignore more questions than answers. communication, kindness, and mutual respect 3. Overshare Immediately — just follow a list written by someone who First dates are the perfect time to explain probably ate cereal for dinner last night. your entire life story, including your most In all seriousness, Valentine’s Day doesn’t embarrassing middle school moments, your have to be big, fancy, or perfect. Around here, irrational fear of geese, and that one time you the best moments are usually the simple ones tried to cut your own bangs. Mystery is over- — grabbing coffee together, sharing a laugh, rated. Emotional whiplash is memorable. supporting each other through busy weeks, 4. Compare Everything to Your Ex and remembering that love is more about “Wow, my ex used to order that exact same showing up than showing off. thing!”

Whether you’re celebrating with a partner, “This restaurant reminds me of my ex.” your family, your friends, or a big bag of half“You laugh just like my ex.” price candy on February 15th, I hope your If you want your date to develop a sudden Valentine’s Day is filled with laughter — and and urgent need to be somewhere else, this is slightly better advice than anything you read the fast track. above.

5. Make It Competitive On the very off chance that you take any of Keep score throughout the evening. Who this advice and it actually works, I fully expect opened more doors? Who told the funnier an invitation to the wedding! joke? Who ate the last mozzarella stick? NothHappy Valentine’s Day, y’all. And please… ing builds romance like turning dinner into leave the singing fish at home.

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ell friends, Valentine’s Day is sneaking up on us again — which means grocery store aisles full of heart-shaped candy, last-minute flower runs, and at least one person realizing on February 13th that they were supposed to plan something weeks ago.

Every year, we see articles promising the perfect date night — candlelit dinners, grand romantic gestures, and elaborate plans that require reservations, babysitters, and possibly a second mortgage. Around here, though, we know love usually looks more like takeout on the couch, a quick stop at the same restaurant you go to every week or arguing over what movie to watch while someone falls asleep halfway through.

So once again this year, instead of offering helpful relationship tips, I’m bringing you something way more entertaining and possibly more dangerous: a list of Valentine’s Day dating advice that you should absolutely, positively not follow.

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omelessness is a reality that touches every corner of the United States, affecting more than half a million people on any given night. These numbers are not just statistics; they represent individuals and families, veterans, children, and seniors, many of whom find themselves without a safe place to sleep. In Pennsylvania alone, thousands face this struggle daily, grappling with the challenges of securing shelter, food, and hope amid harsh economic and social

realities. As communities seek solutions, events like the Coldest Night of the Year (CNOY) rally neighbors, volunteers, and organizations together, proving that collective action can light a path toward warmth and security for all.

The reasons behind homelessness are as complex as the people it affects. While many might believe that homelessness results from individual choices or personal failings, the truth reveals a deeper story. The leading causes — lack of affordable housing, unemployment, poverty, and low wages — are systemic issues that can affect anyone, espe-

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These figures are not confined to major metropolitan areas like Philadelphia and Pittsburgh; rural regions such as Central Pennsylvania are also seeing growing numbers. For example, local counts in Lycoming County have identified many families and children experiencing homelessness, often facing disruptions in schooling and the risks

coordinated, community-based solutions.

In the fight against homelessness, local organizations are the backbone of care and support. That is why the American Rescue Workers (ARW) has once again organized the Coldest Night of the Year Walk to raise funds to fight homelessness. A fight that is deeply personal for many in the Williamsport community. People like Bethany Engle, a long-time volunteer with American Rescue Workers, turn compassion into action.

“I decided to walk because my faith won’t let me look away. On the coldest night of the year, I want my steps to support American Rescue Workers and my neighbors in Lycoming County who need warmth, shelter, and hope,” Bethany shared. Her commitment is contagious. She started volunteering in college and now brings her family, including her husband and children, to help serve meals on holidays like Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Bethany’s fundraising efforts have inspired her community as well. This year, she has already raised $1,600 for the Coldest Night of the Year event, with a generous neighbor, Hudock Capital Group, LLC, pledging a $5,000 match to her team’s total. Such stories reveal how individual passion and generosity can multiply impact, drawing others into the cause and reminding everyone that meaningful change starts with one person’s willingness to care.

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Along the way, walkers enjoy hot drinks and camaraderie, and after the walk, they share a simple meal together, reminding everyone to be grateful for warmth and fellowship. In addition, organizers invite participants to describe what it feels like to be hungry or homeless, using colorful sticky notes to create a collective reflection on empathy and hope.

Since its launch in Canada in 2011, the Coldest Night of the Year has raised more than $80 million across North America for charities serving those facing homelessness and food insecurity. In the United States, the event is now in its fifth year, having raised $4 million since 2022. Last year, 56 U.S. locations saw 8,300 walkers raise $1.6 million, and this year, the momentum is growing, with 74 locations, 3,700 walkers, and over $591,000 raised as of early February. Canada continues to lead the way, with over 5 million dollars raised at 223 walks this year alone.

Williamsport’s community has embraced the event with passion and generosity. Last year, 150 walkers across 18 teams raised almost $20,000, with local sponsors contributing $3,500. This year, participation and donations are ahead of schedule, with more teams, walkers, and funds raised than at the same time last year — a testament to growing awareness and commitment. Every $25 raised provides one night of shelter for a man, woman, or child, covering bedding, clothing, meals, and case management.

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ty. “Coldest Night of the Year is a way for us to bring awareness to what it might feel like to be out in the cold, with nowhere to go, cold, and suffering. People right here in Williamsport are living in their cars. You don’t necessarily notice them. It’s invisible. Until you purposefully put yourself in a situation that gives you the moment to stop, think, and ponder, it is then that you can see the homeless. You will notice things differently,” says Jennifer Rempe, ARW’s Director of Development & Community Engagement.

The Coldest Night of the Year is more than a fundraising walk. It’s a movement that brings communities together to show compassion, raise awareness, and inspire action for neighbors experiencing homelessness. Each February, thousands across North America brave the winter weather, stepping outside their comfort zones to walk in solidarity with those who have no choice but to face the cold every night.

This year, the event takes place on Saturday, February 28, 2026. Participants can choose to walk a 1 or 3-mile route (2 or 5 km) at a designated CNOY location or in their own neighborhoods. Registration is free, with fundraising as the central goal. Walkers of all ages, including families, churches, schools, businesses, and community groups, are invited to join. Those who reach fundraising milestones ($150 for adults, $75 for youth) earn a cozy CNOY winter beanie as a token of gratitude and a symbol of the warmth they helped provide.

Williamsport’s walk begins and ends at Lamade Gym on the Lycoming College campus, with the college serving as a key partner and providing dozens of student volunteers.

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Rempe. “Meals, general upkeep of our 3 homeless shelters, and the food pantry. We just launched our Mobile Food Pantry, a new initiative to bring food to people who are indigent, unable to access public transportation, or have a myriad of other issues.

We have case managers who provide support in accessing whatever resources each person needs at the time of our encounters, whether that’s a one-time visit to our food pantry or a resident who has lived with us for 30 days or 6 months.”

Sponsors play an essential role as well.

Overhead Doors of Lycoming County, New Trail Brewing, and Northwest Bank are among the local businesses backing the event, while the Triumph and Lifeline Association from SCI Coal Township, a group of incarcerated men with life or lengthy sentences, has donated over $150,000 to regional nonprofits in the past five years, demonstrating that compassion knows no boundaries.

Getting involved in the Coldest Night of the Year is simple, but the impact is lasting. Anyone can register at www.cnoy.com/ Williamsport as an individual or as part of a team. Fundraisers set personal goals and invite friends and family to support their walk. Businesses and organizations are encouraged to become sponsors, helping underwrite the event’s costs and maximize donations for services.

Volunteers are always needed, whether to help with event logistics, serve food, or simply encourage walkers along the route. Ly-

coming College students and staff set a powerful example by using the event as a Service Saturday and providing hands-on support to ensure everything ran smoothly. For those who prefer to support from without participating in the Walk, donations of any size are welcome and go directly toward shelter, meals, and critical services for local families.

Homelessness is not an issue that can be solved overnight, nor is it the responsibility of any one person or organization. It takes the combined efforts of government agencies, nonprofits, businesses, and most importantly, individuals willing to care and act. The Coldest Night of the Year is more than a walk; it’s a symbol of hope, unity, and the belief that no one should face the cold alone. By participating, fundraising, volunteering, or simply spreading the word, every community member plays a role. The compassion shown on one cold night in February can ignite a movement that lasts all year, bringing warmth, stability, and hope to those who need it most. Let this season be a reminder that every step counts, every dollar matters, and together, we can help ensure that everyone in our community has a place to call home.

The event takes place on Saturday, February 28, 2026. Anyone who would like to donate to a team can do so at cnoy.com/ Williamsport. General walkers can sign up for the ARW team on the same website. For more information or to become a sponsor, please call Jennifer Rempe at 570-323-8401 x6.

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County Hall Corner: Balancing Acts Blair Steward

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he cold has a way of drawing us inward, both to the warmth of our homes and to the quieter chambers of reflection, and it was in that spirit that the Lycoming County commissioners gathered on January 29 for their weekly meeting at the courthouse in Williamsport.

The winter has been unrelenting this year, the kind of cold that makes your lungs catch when you step outside, the kind that forces you to reconsider even short trips to the mailbox. With the sun setting before most people leave work, the season carries a particular heaviness.

The darkness arrives so early now that it feels as though night has claimed more than its fair share of the day. These are the weeks when people spend most of their time indoors, watching the thermometer and waiting for relief. The commissioners acknowledged this reality, encouraging residents to keep each other’s spirits up during these cold and dark times.

There was cause for celebration at the meeting. For the first time in years, the commissioners presented a balanced budget, a milestone that represents countless hours of work by the board

and county staff. The achievement reflects more than numbers on a ledger.

It demonstrates a commitment to fiscal responsibility and long-term planning for Pennsylvania’s largest county by land area, a county whose vast wilderness and rural character present unique budgeting challenges. In a time when many municipalities struggle with fiscal pressures, Lycoming County has charted a course toward stability.

The meeting also took time for remembrance. January 28 marked the anniversary of the Challenger space shuttle disaster in 1986, when seven space pioneers were lost 73 seconds after liftoff.

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They represented the best of what humans can aspire to, a willingness to venture into the unknown for the advancement of all humanity.

And just days ahead, on February 3, comes another somber anniversary. In 1943, the USAT Dorchester, a transport ship carrying troops across the frigid North Atlantic, was torpedoed by a Nazi submarine. The boat sank in just 27 minutes. 674 heroes went down with her in waters so cold that survival was measured in minutes, not hours.

Four men are particularly remembered from that night. Chaplains George Fox, Alexander Goode, Clark Poling, and John Washington, men of different faiths, Methodist, Jewish, Dutch Reformed, and Catholic, gave away their life jackets to soldiers and linked arms on the sinking deck, praying together as the waves rose. They were last seen that way, united in their final moments, their distinct beliefs dissolved into a single act of love. In the chaos and terror of a ship going down in the black Atlantic, these four men found something greater than self-preservation.

The commissioners emphasized that these four chaplains of different faiths found a way to love and work together at a moment’s notice, and urged that

we should have the same urgency to care about each other each day. It was a powerful reminder, offered in the cold depths of winter, that community is not a fair-weather proposition.

The balanced budget, the remembrance of those lost to space and sea, the acknowledgment of the season’s difficulty, all of it wove together into something larger than the mechanics of county government. It was a call to remember that we are bound together, especially when the darkness comes early, and the cold drives us inside.

The commissioners meet every Thursday at 10 am, conducting the steady work of governing a county that stretches across 1,244 square miles of Pennsylvania wilderness. Most weeks, the agenda items are routine: budget amendments, contract approvals, personnel matters. But every so often, there are moments like this one, when the business of government pauses to acknowledge the deeper currents that connect us all.

The cold will break eventually. The sun will set a little later each day as February gives way to March. But the lessons from this meeting, about responsibility, remembrance, and community, remain.

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For more of a contrast with this colorway mashup, there are beige and black options. I like pairing black pants with a simple white tee and a beige blazer. This may seem like an overly simple and bland outfit formula; however, if your pieces have hints of pattern or texture, it can create a surprisingly dynamic look. Loft’s Herringbone Relaxed Blazer in caramel is an example of how a “beige” blazer can be easy-going yet chic, especially when worn with L.L. Bean’s Women’s 207 Vintage Corduroy Pants in dark black. One doesn’t automatically associate black pants with corduroy options, but I like to think of cords as the midway point between a black trouser and a black jean, riding the line of dressy vs. casual.

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On the flip side of slim fit is Hue’s Faux Leather Wide Leg Drawstring Pants, which, as the name foretells, features a more forgiving drawstring waist and wider leg fit available at Nordstrom. The wider leg fits easily over snow boots as well as combat boots. I’d pair it with a layering turtleneck under a boxier top like Chico’s Matte Jersey Bubble Hem Top. Style the shirt’s hem over the pants’ waistband for a roomier silhouette, or tuck it in for a more cinched look. With either leather pant option, don’t shy away from leather accessories like a studded bag or glossy boots.

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Worship Service What: Worship service. The sermon title will be, “Jesus Was Transfigured Before Them.”

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Christian Women Society What: Christian Women Society of Saint Joseph the Worker Parrish meeting. Pastor Tammy Edkin, Pastor of First Church of Christ (Disciples)and Executive Director for United Churches of Lycoming County will speak about several ministries provided by United Churches of Lycoming County. All are welcome.

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That was indeed a side effect, and Lord to get me in for an appointment the next day. She explained they would fix every- knows if anything has a side effect, I get it because I am so sensitive to medication. It thing in the office.

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I felt horrible, and my skin still felt like it was burning from the inside out. I can’t begin to tell you how awful and uncomfortable this was. I had bruises and welts on my body from itching and burning so badly.

The next part I am going to share next week gave me goosebumps. As much as I was going through, God was there, and he showed me. Stay tuned next week for more of this crazy story. Sorry, this story fell over Valentine’s week, but wishing you all a day filled with love!

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Since this doesn’t sound terriJoseph W. Gombeen (gom-BEAN, noun) bly romantic, I tend to sidestep Smith III – Irish synonym for usury — in Valentine-related terms here at other words, loaning money at ex“Weird Words” — though we did orbitant rates. While we’re on this subject, one set in 2024.

So this year, with a nod to your standard it may interest you to know (pardon the rose bouquet, here are a dozen oddball pun) that America’s average credit-card words for curmudgeons like me — who interest-rate is 20-25%. (This means that celebrate Feb. 14 but don’t generally care you will shortly owe twice as much as you borrowed.) At the moment, capping these to read (or write) about it: Balneal (BAL-nee-ul, adj) – Of or re- rates seems to be one of the few ideas both lated to bathing; pronounced with the Trump and the Democrats agree on.

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This last definition — quite picturesque, if you ask me — is from the hefty Microsoft Encarta College Dictionary (2001). I bought one late last year, mostly out of curiosity; I mean, just how much linguistic benefit might one expect from a computer company? But I’m loving it more and more — and it has swiftly become one of my go-to’s for these columns.

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Sprag (SPRAG [like bag], noun) – A chock or steel bar that prevents a vehicle (esp. a wagon) from moving backwards on a slope; also a post or support used in mining (Collins).

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CES North America is pleased to announce the appointment of Kelly Uhland as its new Executive Director, ushering in a new chapter for the organization as it continues its mission of Advancing Communities through Education and Service.

On Christmas Day, an article was published highlighting a significant transition for ACES North America.

After more than 20 years of visionary leadership, founder and Executive Director Linell Stabler announced her need to step away from the role due to a progressive eye condition that prevents her from continuing the demanding work of leading the organization. Under Linell’s leadership, ACES has transformed countless communities across the Dominican Republic through sustainable service, education, and long-term partnerships.

Following a thoughtful leadership search, ACES is proud to welcome Kelly Uhland into the role. Kelly has been connected to ACES for nearly two decades, beginning with her first service trip to the Dominican Republic in 2008. She later served as a dedicated and active member of the ACES

Board of Directors from 2019 to 2024, where she played a key role in service projects, organizational growth, and fundraising initiatives.

A resident of Lycoming County for the past 22 years and a graduate of Pennsylvania College of Technology, Kelly brings a strong professional background in business, marketing, and entrepreneurship. Her long-standing commitment to ACES is also deeply personal — Kelly and her husband, Mark, have three children who have participated in multiple ACES service trips over the past 18 years.

“Linell built something extraordinary,” said Uhland. “It’s an honor to carry forward her legacy while guiding ACES into its next phase of growth, impact, and sustainability.”

ACES North America extends its deepest gratitude to Linell Stabler for her unwavering dedication and leadership, and looks forward with confidence as Kelly Uhland steps into this new role to continue Advancing Communities through Education and Service.

For more information about ACES North America, please visit acesna.org or email info@acesna.org.

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Whether you own or lease property that you are looking to improve, or belong to a hunting club in north central Pennsylvania, apple trees are a valuable addition to a varied habitat. They are a preferred food source of deer and bear, and are also a favorite of turkeys and grouse. Further, they are a very viable food source that grows well in our area.

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keys may begin to concentrate into relatively large flocks, like the flock my wife and I saw last week. It’s not something we have experienced in recent years, but heavy snowfall can certainly be a problem for turkeys when it comes to finding food and getting to it. A turkey’s legs aren’t all that long, so trying to scrape through a couple of feet of snow would prevent eating.

Pennsylvania’s turkey population has been growing, but our winters have not been particularly severe, which may have contributed to their increase. No doubt, cutting down forests has been a positive factor, as have trap-and-trans-

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From the owners’ and fans’ point of view, MLB and the Players’ Union is set to expire on December 1, and talks of a the rich keep getting richer, the poorer lockout or strike prior to the 2027 season are unable to swim in the same pool, and the competitive balance of the game is indicate some ugly times are upcoming.

At a time when baseball revenues becoming unhinged. The game is being are at an all-time high, it should be played in a free-market environment, and inconceivable that billionaire owners the players are entitled to go for the gusto and millionaire players can’t get together and sign with the highest bidder.

The Dodgers, who have won the past and iron out their differences before they completely turn off their loyal fan base, two World Series and have a 2026 payroll who, in reality, make the sport possible. equaling $429 million, have become But baseball has been there before and baseball’s villain as viewed by the other seems headed in the same direction again. 29 teams. The money-rich Mets are At the crux of the problem is, of course, second at $305 million, while the once money. In a sport that doesn’t have a evil empire, the New York Yankees, are

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• 1976 owners’ lockout -main issue was the reserve clause. No games were missed.

• 1980 players’ strike – main issue was free agency. Games were missed, and the season began on May 23.

• 1981 players’ strike – main issues were free agency with compensation to the owners. The strike lasted from June 11 to August 10. When play resumed, the season was divided into first and secondhalf champions.

• 1985 players’ strike – main issue was the pension fund. It was a two-day strike (August 6 & 7) • 1990 owners’ lockout – free agency and arbitration were the sticking points.

There was no Spring Training held.

• 1994 players’ strike – the 1994 season ended on August 4, with games never resumed and no postseason held. Games were not played again until April 25, 1995. The strike bittered fans who turned away from the game in droves.

• 2021 owners’ lockout – main issues were arbitration rules and players’ service time.

So, the scoreboard reads players strike 5, owners’ lockout 3; with the likelihood the owners will make it 5-4 come December.

Whatever the outcome, both sides should heed the definition of insanity – doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.

Baseball fans have long stated, “wait until next year.” They should all enjoy the 2026 season. No one knows what waits ahead.

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looking up at both of them. Six MLB teams (White Sox, Brewers, A’s, Rays, Marlins, and Guardians) have current 2026 payrolls under $100 million, with the Pirates just over the mark at $100,160 million.

Dodger blue is really Dodger ‘green’ to the free agent players that flock there.

Heading into Spring Training, eight Dodgers players are signed to contracts exceeding $100 million. The list includes: Shohei Ohtani 10 years, $700 million; Mookie Betts 12 years, $365 million; Yoshinobo Yamamoto 12 years, $325 million; Kyle Tucker 4 years, $240 million; Blake Snell 5 years, $182 million; Freddie Freeman 6 years, $162 million; Will Sith 10 years, $140 million; and Tyler Glasnow 5 years, $136 million.

Before the advent of free agency in 1974 (when Catfish Hunter left the Oakland Athletics to join the New York Yankees), baseball was an owners’ game. Teams had control of players for the extent of their careers and individually established what players would be paid. It wasn’t until 1979 that Nolan Ryan became the first player to earn a $100,000 salary.

As the old Virginia Slims slogan once said, “You’ve come a long way, baby.”

The escalating players’ salaries have been accompanied by continued labor unrest.

Since 1972, baseball has been interrupted eight times by labor issues.

• 1972 players’ strike – main issue was the players’ pension fund. No games were missed.

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movies. It was epic.

This show aired fifteen years ago. My list has not changed. I own all of these movies on DVD or Blu-ray. I have every line memorized. I am not kidding. I don’t have one favorite in particular. I love them all. Here is my personal Jamie breakdown in six differSpencer ent categories. You may disagree. That’s fine.

But it is my list. My column.

BASKETBALL. Hoosiers. No brainer.

Gene Hackman. Barbara Hershey. Dennis Hopper. A basketball coach with a checkered past and a local drunk trains a smalltown team to the Indiana State Championship. Based on a true story. Fantastic movie. I WILL MAKE IT. BOXING. Rocky IV. Sylvester Stallone.

Talia Shire. Burt Young. Rocky Balboa is the world heavyweight champion, but a new challenger has stepped to the table.

A 6’6”, 270-pound fighter named Ivan Drago, who is backed by the Soviet Union.

Goosebumps. Incredible movie. I love the different training venues. IF HE DIES. HE DIES. BASEBALL. Field of Dreams. Kevin Costner. James Earl Jones. Ray Liotta.

Iowa farmer Ray Kinsella is inspired by the voice he cannot ignore. Supported by his wife, Ray turns an ordinary cornfield into a place where dreams come true.

Splendid. IF YOU BUILD IT- HE WILL COME. FOOTBALL. Rudy. Sean Austin. Jon Favreau. Ned Betty. Rudy has always been told that he was too small to play college football. But he is determined to overcome all odds and fulfill his dream of playing at the University of Notre Dame. Tom Cillo. Motivational tale. Love Rudy. ARE YOU READY, CHAMP? I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS MOMENT MY ENTIRE LIFE. HOCKEY. Miracle. Kurt Russell. Pat Clarkson. Nathan West. Coach Herb Brooks leads the US Olympic Hockey team to an incredible victory over the seemingly invincible Soviet Union. Bravo. True Story. I like it when Russia loses. GREAT MOMENTS ARE BORN FROM GREAT OPPORTUNITIES. AND THAT’S WHAT YOU HAVE HERE TONIGHT. GOLF. Caddyshack. Chevy Chase. Bill Murray. Rodney Dangerfield. A very exclusive golf course has to deal with a brash new member and a destructive gopher.

Classic. I can’t tell you how many times I have watched this great movie. WHAT AN INCREDIBLE CINDERELLA STORY. THIS UNKNOWN. COMING OUT OF NOWHERE TO LEAD THE MASTERS. Several others were honorable mentions.

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PERFECT-2-PERFECT is having a whole home estate sale at 1071 Cemetery Rd, Montoursville on Feb 12 & 13 with snow dates being Feb 13-14. Time for day one of the sale will be 8:30am-3pm and day 2 will be 8:30am-2pm. Saturday sales will only be in the event of snow. Lots of great furniture & furnishings with 2 floors packed along with a 2-car garage. Go to onlinetradingassistant.com for photos and information. Email us if we can help you with your future sale needs at thevenderrs@comcast.net. 196940

BUS TRIP JOIN US FOR A WONDERFUL OVERNIGHT BUS TRIP to Turning Stone Resort Casino in Verona, New York. Sunday, April 19-Monday, April 20, 2026. Play bingo, Casino, Shopping, Dining. 570-428-2708. Bus transportation with Susquehanna Trailways Motorcoach. 196879

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CHURCH EVENT

HESHBON PARK UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 2898 Heshbon Road, Williamsport (Turn Off Of Lycoming Creek Road) Pastor Jane OʼBorski.

Worship 9AM, Sunday School 10:15 AM. 196796 EAGLE MOUNTAIN WORD OF FAITH CHURCH 1804 Bloomingrove Road, Williamsport.

Sundays 10am. 570-447-0162.

196794 DUBOISTOWN CHURCH 133 Summer Street.

Sunday 10am.

“Transformed Lives”.

717-813-3992.

196795

THE COMMUNITY IS INVITED To An Afternoon Of Fun For All Ages, Sunday, February 22nd From 2-5pm At St. Johnʼs UMC Fellowship Hall, 2101 Newberry St. Games For All Ages, Prizes And Snacks. 196981

GENERAL MERCH. HUSQVARNA 585, 24” Bar And Chain, Like New. Asking $1,100.

570-506-6344 Call Before 6pm.

196778 BRAND NEW PREDATOR 8HP Horizontal Shaft. Asking $300.00.

570-506-6344 Call Before 6pm.

196779 FREE SLAB WOOD 570-5477026. Will Load On Your Truck ROSSIGNOL SKIS 190, Salomon Bindings 747, $75.00. 570322-3256. 197061

METAL ROOFING & SIDING, 36” Coverage Ag Panel, Winter Special Burgundy color, $2.00 L.F. & $.67 SQ. FT. Made Ephrata Pa Email; sales@7174455222.com 717-445-5222. M11

FIREWOOD FIREWOOD FOR SALE. $220.00 A Cord. Mixed Hardwood.

Delivery Available. Mill Hall. 570927-0587. 197018 FIREWOOD. Red And White Oak. Cut. Pick-Up Or Delivery.

Discount For Multiple Loads. Call 570-220-5227 . 196936 FIREWOOD FOR SALE. $75.00 A Pickup Load. 570-547-6343.

197056 FIREWOOD $220.00 A TRUCKLOAD. Red And White Oak, Split To Size. 570-435-8029.

197023 $220/CORD. Half Locust & Half Oak Cherry. 570-220-1383. 196401

GOOD THINGS TO EAT TRADITIONAL APPLE BUTTER. Pints, Quarts, Half Gallons.

Near Clarkstown 570-244-6149.

196689

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Estimating Experience Experience operating a Paver

South Williamsport, PA

WILDFLOWER AND CLOVER HONEY For Sale. Call 570547-7026 Or Stop In At 15545 State Route 44, Allenwood. 197050

JERSEY SHORE LIVESTOCK MARKET LLC Ramadan Lamb & Goat Sale

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Health Insurance Matched 401K *Generous Compensation for the Right Candidate*

Currently looking to expand our paving team.

Call, Email us or Apply in Person.

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• Plumbing • Electrical • Drywall • Painting

570-447-4680

30 years experience • Lic# PA150794

You Can buy Steaks & Lobster Tails Separate Too

AU: 005424 - Ed Pepper

Call 570-326-9322

James Clark - Owner

CALLAHANʼS ANTIQUITIES 381 Broad Street Montoursville, PA. ALWAYS BUYING Quality Antiques, Gold, Silver Top Prices Paid With Immediate Payment.

One Piece or Whole Estates.

“Member of Certified Appraisers Guild of America”.

Open Thursday, Friday, & Saturday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

570-368-2597.

196797 TOP DOLLAR PAID for old vintage guitars! Gibson, Fender, Martin, Grecsch, Rickenbacker, Epiphone, Etc. 1930ʼs to 1980ʼs. Call 866-433-8277. C11 WANTED: USED BOOKS, Especially Older Books. Cleaning Out Your Attic, Storage Unit, Home Or School Library? Give Us A Call 570-725-2131. 196452 WANTED: VINTAGE CHRISTMAS Decorations And Ornaments.

Call 570-447-4488. 196474

BUSINESS SERVICES RICHARTʼS FURNITURE REFINISHING AND REPAIR We Make Spindles, We Fix Most Any Loose Chairs. We Also Paint Metal, 570-584-3215. 195682

THE JAMES V. BROWN LIBRARY is looking to hire a fulltime Assistant Director for a busy downtown library in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. The Assistant Director is responsible for leading public services for the Library, including supervising public service departments, developing public library collections, and providing information literacy training for staff and the general public at the countywide level. This position requires an MLS degree and a minimum of five years of relevant public library experience, including three years of management or progressive responsibility. Salary range is $77,000 - $110,000; placement within the range is negotiable based on experience and qualifications. Relocation stipend may be provided. Applications and job descriptions are available online at www.jvbrown.edu.

Deadline to apply is February 28, 2026. Send application and resume to the attention of Karen Confer, HR Manager, James V. Brown Library, 19 East Fourth Street, Williamsport, PA 17701, or by email to kconfer@ jvbrown.edu. James V. Brown Library is an EEO employer. 197021 HANS CEDARDALE SATELLITE INC. Is Currently Hiring For A PartTime Satellite Technician. The Ideal Candidate Is Motivated Dependable And Comfortable Working With The Public. Must Have Valid Driverʼs License With Clean Driving Record. Experience A Plus, But Willing To Train The Right Candidate. Very Flexible Hours. Apply At 3402 Route 220 Hwy, Hughesville, PA 17737.

EMPLOYMENT HEALTHCARE

BUSINESS HEALTHCARE OPPORTUNITY

HELP WANTED, DOCʼS SIDE OF THE MOON, Linden. Now hiring Part time Cook. Bartender.

570-398-7675. Ask for Mike. Cook and bartender are separate positions.

196980

TASTYKAKE ROUTE FOR SALE, all accounts are in the Williamsport area, current operator works 4 days per week. Truck available for purchase, training provided.

Selling price is $145,000. Serious inquiries call 570-939-7146. 196789

BUYING GOLD & SILVER PAYING CASH FOR...

Highest Prices Paid for Gold & Silver Jewelry, Coins, Sterling Flatware, Dishes, Blue Decorated Crocks & Jugs, Vintage Watches / Guns & Antiques, Costume Jewelry and Advertising Items

Will beat any competitors price in writing for Gold & Silver Guaranteed

570-916-9627

KEEFER

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ROOFING & SPOUTING

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Melvin Fisher

570-217-3578

LOOMIS PAINTING PA# 094242

• Specializing in Interior and Exterior Painting • Dry Wall Repair • Wall Paper Removal • New Construction Spraying • Deck Restoration • Residential & Commercial • Line Stripping

Driveways Patios Sidewalks

60.00 for Face Cord

Isaac King

570-980-1776

PA# 115065

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Smithʼs Tree Service PA# 139263

dden Valley i H Construction LLC

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We Do It All! 570-772-1717 Muncy, PA

Our specialty is fixing small holes that others won’t.

LET US MAKE IT WHOLE AGAIN!

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GREG’S HANDYMAN SERVICE

GREG VONADA

Serving Central Pennsylvania for Over 40 Years

• Electrical

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• Flooring

• Carpentry

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Removal • Trimming Stump Removal • 75´ Bucket

570-447-5805

Please Call/Text to schedule a virtual Online Estimate License #155140

owner

Phone: 570-971-8801 gvonada314@gmail.com Fully Insured Pa Lic. PA059457

DYNA FIREWOOD PROCESSOR RENTAL

Delivery Options Available

Cut. Split. Pile. Relax – From Log to Firewood Lickety-Split!

• SC15 processes up to 22” diameter, 16’ logs • Sets up quickly and easy to operate • Can be towed with 1/2 ton pick-up • Extra bar & chains included Available Weekdays & Weekends from *Friday-Monday.

All prices include tax.

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Unityville, PA. 17774

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• Estate/Foreclosure • Eviction/Auction • Demolition • Debris Cleanup • Appliances

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Sofa/Loveseat

299

$

AND UP

POSTURE PROFILE SOLD IN SETS TWIN ............................SALE 99/ea. Pc. FULL ...........................SALE $125/ea. Pc. QUEEN ......................SALE $150/ea. Pc. $

*while supplies last

ti me Gre a t l ve r! a s i N o w v e st i n si to i n

Coffee/End Tables

199

$

Precious Metals (Any Kind) Old Paper Currency Desirable Antiques and Collectibles

Monday-Friday 9:00am-6:00pm • Saturday 9:00am-3:00pm

AND UP

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SWOPE’S•570-322-2722 G & W SOUND. DJ Music For Any Occasion Small Or Large. 570220-5512

HEALTHCARE LAWN CARE PROFESSIONAL LAWN SERVICE: Fertilization, weed control,

HEALTHCARE CLEANING NEED A CLEAN HOUSE? No Time? Call ME! I Will Get Your Home Looking Great So You Can Relax! Great Rates, References

NO PEEKING ALLOWED! SEE PAGE 41 FOR THIS WEEKS GAMES

Sterling Flatware and Silverware

Costume Jewelry & World Coins

BUYING ALL MAKES

seeding, aeration & mosquito control. Free quote. Ask about first application special! 833-860-0811.

C11

Broken Unwanted Gold and Silver Jewelry

Old Pocket & Wristwatches

REPAIRING ALL MAKES

IN BUSINESS SINCE 1970

Top Cash Paid For

Coins, Bullion & Gold Teeth

AND UP

HEALTHCARE MUSIC

Call 570-326-9322

Currently Selling American 90% Silver Constitutional Coins Below Melt Value & Fine Silver Bullion At Market Price*

249 FREE ESTIMATES

$

Recliner

1217 W. 4th St., Williamsport, PA. (Family Dollar)

Available Upon Request. For An Estimate Call Joyce 570-238-1796.

BELLAʼS SUNSHINE CLEANING SERVICES Professional Residential Cleaning From Our Shining Customer Service, To Your Sparkling Clean Home, I Clean To Meet Your Needs. Because Everyone Needs A Little Sunshine. Reasonable Rates. Call 570-435-8082.

197051 NO TIME TO CLEAN? If You Are Busy With Life And Cleaning Your House Is Just Too Much, Call Me And I Will Take Care Of It For You! Years Of Experience And References Too. Call To Discuss Rates And Services 570-220-3664

REAL ESTATE WE BUY HOUSES Any Condition/Any Situation. No Hassles, Quick Cash. Call 570-989-1938 .

196798 WE BUY HOUSES for cash as is! No repairs. No fuss. Any condition. Easy three step process: Call, get cash offer & get paid. Get your fair cash offer today by calling Liz Buys Houses: 1-844-877-5833.

C11

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HOUSE WANTED. Buying in Mill Hall – Williamsport. As-is, No realtor fees. Call and weʼll meet you. 570 367 8040. 196674

LAND WANTED LAND WANTED FOR USE during the 2026 Bowhunting Season (No Rifle). Willing To Lease Or Will Exchange For Lawn Work Services. Iʼm 55 Years Old, Responsible And Respectful. Please Call Or Text 570-447-2995. 196680

APARTMENTS 2 BEDROOM LUXURY APARTMENTS Downtown Williamsport.

Fully Furnished.

All Utilities, Wi-Fi And Parking Included. Private Rooftop Patio Deck.

All Linens And Kitchen Accessories Included.

Flexible Leases. No Pets, No Smoking. $1,600/Month.

570-916-3309. 197059

HOUSE FOR RENT HOUSE FOR RENT IN LOCK HAVEN. Recently renovated 3-bedroom, 2-bath home on a large lot in a quiet neighborhood. This clean, modern, move-in ready home features a brand-new kitchen, updated bathrooms, and fresh flooring and paint throughout. All new appliances are included, as well as a washer and dryer. Rent is $1,350 per month; utilities are not included.

Pets are welcome for a small fee.

For more information, please contact 570-367-8040. 196984 HOUSE FOR RENT IN WILLIAMSPORT 3 bed 1 Bath house in a quiet neighborhood. Fenced in yard, great for pets. Rent 1050 a month. Pets welcome for an additional fee. Utilities not included.

Call:570-367-8040. 197017

Doc’s Side of t he Moon

US Rte. 220 Between Williamsport & Jersey Shore: Linden

NOW HIRING

PART TIME COOK & BARTENDER

570-398-7675 ASK FOR MIKE

Cook & bartender are separate positions.

COMMERCIAL UNIT 7,000 SQ. FT. STORE FRONT COMMERCIAL At 4th And Diamond Street, Newberry. 2 Bathrooms, $2,500.00 Monthly. Gas Heat, Very Reasonable Utilities, Air Conditioned, Parking. 570-9163309. 197060

STORAGE UNITS CLEAN, SAFE Self Storage-SouthWilliamsportSelfStorage. com-or call 272-230-8765 . 197019

VEHICLES TRACTORS

BURKHOLDERʼS REPAIR, Sales Of Farm Tractors, Repair, Restore, Paint, Etc. Turbotville, PA. 814-720-8845. 197055

CARS 2008 FORD FUSION In Very Good Condition. Inspected Until January 2027. Has High Mileage But Very Well Kept, $3,000. 570980-4674. 196907

VEHICLES WANTED ATTENTION B & C Auto Wreckers Will Now Pay Top Dollar For Your Unwanted Cars, Trucks and Equipment. Licensed and Professional Service.

Call For Details. 570-547-1040.

196799

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FOR ALL YOUR EXCAVATING NEEDS

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SEAMLESS GUTTERS

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570-547-2505

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AB

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Specializing In

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ALTA/NSPS Surveys

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