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have always made myself available to everyone with my contact information available on page 4. I encourage people to call or text me.

Many email. This often leads to coffee, lunch, or a meeting in my conference room. I am not a believer in social media, although Webb Weekly can be found there.

My column last week received an overwhelming amount of attention. As always, I tried to reply to everyone. Most that responded were positive, some had questions, and then there were those upset beyond belief. All of the latter seem to be focused on one paragraph.

The intention of my column “No Number of Wrongs Ever Justify a Right” was to be a positive way to completely denounce violence and mob mentality in every way — no matter the cause. When any assembled protest crosses the line of peaceful, it’s wrong. In addition, I appealed to everyone to come together in support of our Nation. Along the way, I touched on our Constitution, Mitch McConnell, and the dangers of a mob mentality going unchecked. I never thought my article would be perceived as a way to divide, insult, or anger, anyone.

After talking with a gentleman for over an hour and confirming his thinking with people that know me well, I understood, and it all made sense. I thought those

that read me know who I am and would never waiver from my beliefs. However, in today’s world of mistrusting the media and people just being flat out fed up, I learned again why to never assume. So, just a reminder, I love God, Country, and Family. I stand by the Constitution as intended. I always vote for the best candidates no matter what party. I am completely grounded in conservative, moderate thinking, as I believe the majority of our Nation is. I understand why most conservative, beyond conservative, including President Trump supporters, are angered beyond belief with government, media, and their voice being ignored.

I believe both parties have failed the American people through greed and hunger for power. I have written more times than I can count that the Democratic Party has been hijacked by a far-left socialistic extremist minority, made possible by the media’s support. I understand through my upbringing that democrats are very proud, and although many feel exactly like I do, would never vote for Donald Trump. This is due to his personal flaws, how he has been portrayed, and the mainstream media’s overall hatred.

I see the Nation I love, America, coming apart at the seams. I want better

for my children and grandchildren. Last week’s column was intended to be a cry for peace, unity, and getting things done the right way. Unfortunately, I missed the mark by one paragraph.

The paragraph that Jim infuriated many referred to Webb, Jr. President Trump and was written long before many current facts had come to light due to deadline issues.

No matter who or what I am writing about, I usually do a much better job of gathering information and allowing the situation to play out before I put pen on paper.

Like most, I was frustrated over the actions of a few that crossed the line on Capitol Hill. It was my gut feeling this would empower the Nancy Pelosis, Chuck Schumers, and so on.

I anticipated it would be the dagger targeting President Trump that many elected officials had been looking for.

Both Democrat and Republican.

Never would have thought invoking the 25th Amendment or impeachment was possible at deadline time. I totally denounce and disagree with either and would never side with Nancy Pelosi or Chuck Schumer. With all that needs done in our Country, I’m disgusted time is being wasted on an attempt to put the last nail in President Trump’s coffin. And that clearly is the Democratic Party’s motivation. Not

to mention if those in Congress can get this done this fast, why does everything else take forever!

The other thing that has become more probable is what I wrote about mob mentality, and President Trump’s influence is inaccurate. As I have learned the timeline and what actually occurred, I believe certain individuals showed up with bad intentions. This, coupled with the newly released information that the FBI had knowledge of what was going to occur, failed to be proactive.

Now regarding the trolls, moles, and haters that live on social media. How about the golden rule? If you don’t have something nice to say to somebody, don’t put it out there. If something is really that important, contact the individual directly, not by cowardly keyboard tactics for the public to view. To those that use social media to pile on, grind an ax, or take a shot of opportunity, God help you.

Here’s an idea, use the negative effort to do something positive in the world.

So, that being said. I’m not a traitor or turncoat. I will never be in bed with Nancy Pelosi. I have and never will sell out to the mainstream media/CNN. Nor am I a domestic terrorist. No, aliens have not abducted and brainwashed me into socialism.

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Winter Fun for Everyone

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t’s that time of year, y’all — the dark and dreary days of winter. And as if January isn’t generally depressing enough on its own, we are still struggling with the COVID pandemic. It’s a formidable combination.

Oddly enough, this is generally the time of year that I write an article telling you that winter sucks, but here’s a bunch of stuff that’s happening around town to beat the winter blues. Obviously, we won’t be doing that this year, so we have to take a different approach.

One of the best ways to lessen the effects of COVID if you happen to contract it is to be as healthy as possible. Eat a balanced diet, take your vitamins (particularly C, D3, and Zinc), and get plenty of exercise to keep your body — but especially your lungs — healthy.

Taking steps to boost your immune system can also go a long way in the prevention of getting COVID. The irony of me telling you to keep up with your cardio is fairly astounding, and certainly not lost on me, but it’s true. The healthier and stronger your lungs are, the better off you are in the fight against COVID. I could tell you to go for a run or hit the stationary bike or elliptical, but let’s get real.

Those things are awful.

So instead, I’m going to recommend that you go outside and have some fun! Our area is filled with exciting things to do outside during the winter! Hiking, ice-fishing, skiing, and more. So, let’s get into it, shall we?

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than I have seen in years, and it made me remember all the time I spent sledding as a kid. I remember my Uncle Greg taking my cousins and me to the ‘Sugar Bowl’ near Steph Wildwood Cemetery. If Nordstrom you want a good workout and some fun outside time, I highly recommend going sledding.

Get out, climb some hills, and remember how much fun you had as a kid! The Sugar Bowl is still in use as far as I know, and I saw quite a few kids using the hill behind Gardenview Church in Old Lycoming, but really, anywhere you can find a reasonable hill will work!

Racing down a hill on a sled or snow tube is a winter activity that can be enjoyed by people of all ages.

Many state parks block off an area during the winter for sledding, and some have warming huts or fire pits.

Please abide by the guidelines set by the individual parks for the safety and enjoyment of everyone involved.

According to the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR), there is also plenty of ice skating to be found in our state parks.

After the temperature hits rock bottom and Jack Frost is really nipping at your nose, get dressed in warm layers and head out to ice skate.

The DCNR says, “Natural ice is not usually as smooth as ice in a rink, but the view in a park can be spectacular.

“Always be careful when venturing onto the ice!

“If you plan to go where the ice is not monitored for safety, make sure ice is at least 4” thick for a single skater and 7” thick for a small group. Always carry safety equipment.”

They also offer the following ice safety tips: • Test ice thickness with an auger before skating. Four inches of solid ice is the minimum recommended thickness for a single skater. Seven inches of solid ice is the minimum recommended thickness for small groups of skaters.

• Spread out. Crowds can put too much weight onto one area.

• Be aware of changes in ice thickness across a body of water. Perimeter ice is weaker due to shifting, expansion, and sunlight reflecting off of the bottom.

• Avoid areas with protruding logs, brush, plants, and docks. These structures absorb heat, weakening the surrounding ice.

• Avoid areas with multiple or intersecting cracks and standing water over ice.

• Use extra caution on rivers and streams where ice can appear thicker than it really is. Moving water erodes ice from below the surface.

• Venturing out on ice alone is not advisable.

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• Wear a PFD (life jacket).

• Always carry safety equipment and knowhow to use it.

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WINTER FUN freezing will weaken the ice.

If skiing and snowboarding are more your style, there are many opportunities to have some downhill fun in our area. Ski Sawmill is the closest, but there are a bunch of ski resorts and slopes across the northeastern region of the state.

If the excitement of downhill skiing is a bit too much for your liking, consider trying cross-country skiing.

Cross-country skiing is a great way to experience the outdoors in winter.

Pennsylvania’s state parks and forests offer some of the best places to ski.

Remarkably tranquil and scenic during the winter months, these year-round facilities provide seemingly endless miles of snowcovered trails.

Many trail networks are specifically designated and maintained for crosscountry skiing.

Cross-country skiing is a great way to enjoy a state park in winter, especially when there is lots of snow on the ground. According to the DCNR, cross-country skiing trails are located on: hiking trails, equestrian trails, service roads, fields, frozen lakes, old railroad grades, and lake shorelines They also note that “some trails have track set. Visitors are asked not to hike or snowshoe over the set track.”

Parks in the northern tier typically receive plenty of snowfall each year for winter activities, particularly in the northern-most counties and the northeast and northwest corners of the state.

Along the cross-country skiing lines, I imagine that the same rules, regulations, and trails would apply for snowshoeing.

But I have also seen people snowshoeing in Brandon Park, so that seems to be an activity that you can enjoy just about anywhere there is snow without traveling too far!

One thing I’ve always wanted to try but haven’t had the opportunity is snowmobiling. I don’t love being out in the cold, but I always thought it looked like fun!

Since I don’t know much about how or where you snowmobile, I’m defaulting to the DCNR once again.

They say that State parks and forests offer thousands of miles and hundreds of acres of designated snowmobile areas for exploration. Opportunities range from scenic trails through the woods, to straightaway runs on roadways, to large, open spaces.

As long as there is enough snow cover, snowmobile trails open the day after the last day of Pennsylvania’s regular or extended rifle deer season and close April 1 or earlier as determined by the district forester or park manager.

Riders must stay on roads and trails marked open for snowmobiles. Some trails used for snowmobiling may be open to vehicular traffic. Roads for joint use by snowmobiles and vehicular traffic are marked with caution signs at all road junctions.

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There is also plenty of hiking to found in the area too, but please make sure you use caution. Rickett’s Glen has the following regulations in place, “To hike the trail at this time, you must be an experienced hiker with the proper equipment. Equipment should include ice crampons, ice axes, and rope. All hikers should register at the park office.” I would assume other state parks would have the same rules, so make sure you check Facebook pages and the DCNR website before heading out for a winter hike!

Finally, I am going to quickly and vaguely mention ice-fishing. There are far more qualified people writing for Webb Weekly to give you the information you need. One day I’m going to work it out with Ken Hunter to head out and learn to ice-fish! Ken has some hard-water fishing tips in his article this week!

Whatever winter activity you decide to try this year, please remember to be safe!

Again, be sure to check the DCNR website www.dcnr.pa.gov for the most recent winter conditions, along with safety guidelines.

Appropriate gear and clothing are a must whether you are going for a sled ride down the street, taking a trip to Ski Sawmill, or going for a hike amongst the icy falls. Make sure you have a mask so that if you run into others out and about, you can make sure you all stay safe from COVID too.

So far, 2021 is shaping up to be just as weird as 2020, but that doesn’t mean, with the appropriate safety precautions, you can’t get outside and have a little winter fun! There are lots of ideas for cold-weather entertainment in the ads and articles throughout the paper, so be safe and enjoy!

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one hour ride or a day-long trek, you’ll find it in the state forest system among scenery that is unsurpassed.

All snowmobile trails on state forest lands are designated with signs. Stay on the marked trail. Roads for joint use by snowmobiles and vehicular traffic are marked with caution signs at all road junctions. Between intersections, snowmobile trails are marked with orange diamonds.

Snowmobiling in State Parks Most Pennsylvania state parks offer designated snowmobile trails for exploration. Others designate large, open spaces for snowmobiling. State parks also provide trailhead access to snowmobile trails on state forest land.

Find out where snow is in state parks with the state park’s Winter Report, updated weekly from mid-December until the spring thaw.

What you Need While Riding • While riding your snowmobile, you must carry with you or on the vehicle: • Certificate of registration • Proof of liability insurance • Registration plate affixed to the vehicle • Expiration stickers (does not apply to limited registration) • Valid safety certificate (ages 10-15 if riding off of parent’s or guardian’s property) Operation of Snowmobiles by Youth No one under ten years of age is allowed to operate a snowmobile on any public land. Youth ages 10 to 15 must complete a prescribed snowmobile safety education course and receive a snowmobile safety training certificate to ride on grounds other than their parents’ or guardians’ property.

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f any graduates of the Williamsport High School Class of 1914, are beginning to feel their age a bit, they will have a bond of sympathy with a contemporary—the 43-year-old main building of the W.H.S. Although considered one of the sturdiest structures in the Williamsport school system, the sprawling yellow brick building is not as “young as it used to be.”

To remedy the situation, the school district decided a little rejuvenation might be in order. The result” the first major improvement project since the Vine Avenue wing was built in 1935.

Most notable change resulting from the program is the enclosing of the auditorium. Walls of concrete block painted light green have been erected around the area to improve the acoustics and to protect surrounding classrooms from disturbing noise of assemblies and practice sessions on stage. “It’s much better now, says school principal, Dr. L.F. Derr.

A major project last fall was the removal

of the old roof and the construction of a new one.

The painters and electricians have been busy too. Several rooms have been painted and equipped with fluorescent lighting. In particular, the new lights have greatly improved the physics and chemistry laboratories and lecture rooms.

For the teachers one of the blessings of the improvement program is the men’s faculty lounge, which the instructors themselves built in the school’s basement.

Furnishings have been provided by the Parent-Teachers Association.

As for students, there’s the suspicion that the favorite “improvement” is the jukebox that was installed during the Christmas vacation. Budget watchers need not worry. The machine does not come under the school’s improvement program. It is a project of the W.H.S. Student Council.

Teachers and students are grateful for another improvement—the installation of eight new electric cooled water fountains.

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The purpose of the assembly that day was the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. Civil right leaders Philip Randolph and Bayard Rustin had planned this event for two years, and wanted the primary emphasis to be on securing jobs and equality in wages for African-

As the day of the rally began approaching, more civil right advocates wanted to get in on the act. In June of 1963, a coalition of leaders which became known as the “Big Six” expressed support for the march. One of these was Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference. Dr. King was a well-known figure, to be sure, but the organizers were conflicted on whether he would steer away from the primary focus of the march if allowed to speak.

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With continual applause, his speech notes were finished.

Martin Luther King Jr. delivered a memorable message that was the perfect closing for the rally. Singer Mahalia Jackson had traveled with King for the past few years, and was sitting behind

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Dr. King had shared his ‘dream’ from time to time in his stump speeches in the past few years, and it had always been well received. He knew his allotted time was up, but no one was moving on — even after standing in scorching heat for hours, they seemed to want to hear more.

So Dr. King continued without any notes in front of him, first acknowledging the suffering of many in that multitude, and yet astonishingly remarked that their suffering was redemptive. This set the stage for the ‘dream’ that all of us have heard, “I have a dream that my four little

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As time went on, policies that Nippenose Valley Village had to comply with changed. At the end of the summer, Nippenose Valley Village was able to open back up and have volunteers in the Village. The Co-chairpersons were able to get COVID tested and enter the building. A day of cleaning, inventorying, and making the store comply with the signage regulations was needed to re-set the store.

Many of the residents had missed the FBLA members and stopped by just to chat on that day. It was decided that new inventory was needed, so a Labor Day Sale was created to sell off stock that had not sold within the first year and to give a boost to the income. This was also to allow newer residents to see the store and

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Requirements changed often, and the FBLA students needed to be flexible. It also gave the FBLA members a chance to understand the impact that the pandemic had on the residents. The pandemic had a great impact on high school students, with schools, activities, and athletics all being curtailed. But the impact on the residents was more dramatic — being isolated from family and friends in such a severe way.

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I had tried so many diets between 2009 and 2018. I did the Kellogg’s diet, Atkins diet, Slim Fast, Weight Watchers, and the South Beach diet. Yes, I lost weight! The most I had lost was 28lbs. I was so proud, but then quickly went back to my old habits.

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The doctor probably figured I could stand to lose a little weight, so why give her something to stop her from throwing up five times a day? It was so bad that I had to keep bags in our vehicles for when I got sick. Oh, it was just awful! I had very healthy pregnancies though, and see that’s the thing, I never, ever had a doctor to tell me to lose weight!? I was a healthy chunky lady! Not a thing wrong with me. Plus, I could get on an elliptical next to some smaller girl and whoop her booty on time. So, I didn’t let my weight get to me. I have always had ambition and never felt lazy, because I wasn’t. I just really, REALLY loved to eat. Plus, I had this smoking hot husband who loved me no matter what. Never ever telling me, “Honey, you are gaining weight,” or “You need to lose some weight.” I had nothing to prove and felt comfortable with who I was. Until the numbers climbed higher and I was ‘close enough’ to a number I never EVER wanted to see. At this point I had gained 78lbs! I told myself I was going to do it, and this time I was going to keep the weight off ! I

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did my best to not be discovered. That usually meant parking a distance from the ground and then walking in before daylight and staying ‘till after dark. That made for very long and cold days, but passion will drive you to do things like that.

When I started pastoring, church people began offering me private ground to hunt on. That was great, but other hunters also had permission – and many of them had been hunting those areas for years and already had their permanent stands in the best spots. My heart wasn’t in it.

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ground. I found two-hundred acres in Crawford County in northwestern PA and a small group of friends to hunt with me and help pay for it. It was prime deer habitat with agriculture and thick creek bottoms meandering through the property. There was a lot of big buck sign and everything seemed perfect, until we discovered that the good ol’ boys who lived locally hunted the ground when we weren’t around. The big bucks disappeared. Living four hours away, there wasn’t a blasted thing we could do about it. My heart moved on again.

As kind of a last resort, a friend showed

me a place to hunt where the bucks were big and hardly any hunters were crazy enough to access it. Getting to the ground required a two-hour hike up a mountain and deep into state forest land.

I’ll never forget our first hunt. We packed our tree stands in on a Sunday and then made the long hike back to camp – four hours round trip. My boots didn’t cooperate, and I developed a sore spot on my leg. The next morning, we got up at 3 AM and hiked the two hours back in.

It was painful, but the hunting was great!

Just after daylight, I got winded by a huge ten point that walked in from behind me.

Thirty minutes later, I arrowed a nice seven point with long tines. There was no way to drag that big buck out of the woods, so I hung it up, skinned it, and hiked back to camp to get a knife and meat bags. I returned the next morning to get the meat. With a pack weighing about sixty pounds, I again made the hike back to camp. My leg was killing me.

If you’re keeping track, that’s twelve hours of hiking with a sore leg. Nuts, right? You bet. It’s amazing what you can overcome when your heart is in it.

I’ve been hunting that ground for the past ten years. I did find a way in that is shorter, but man is it steep. I’ve even taken up backpacking and spending a few days

alone in the wilderness. Sleeping in a tent on a mountaintop in November can be miserable cold, but the two beautiful ten points hanging on my wall tell me the suffering is worth it. It’s an awesome and grueling adventure. I do it because my heart is in it.

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Is your heart in it? It’s a fair question, and one I will leave you to ponder while I do some head-scratching of my own.

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play a large role in our relationships. When we are sleep deprived we feel irritable, may avoid meaningful conversations, and sleep deprivation may prevent us from feeling close to others. All of which harm our relationships.

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n December, when Mother Nature decided to dump several feet of snow, then, shortly thereafter, several inches of rain throughout the region, she did no great favor for any of our wildlife. The rain compressed the snow below, then, with overnight freezing temperatures, managed to seal off things below with a layer of ice. In many areas, that icy layer persists and prevents all forms of birds and animals from accessing any possible food underneath it. With that in mind, let’s look at what we can do to help some of our furry or feathered friends make it through the toughest of the weeks ahead.

For the various birds that do not head south for the winter months, there is a pretty easy solution to help them make it through the wintery days ahead. Bird feeders of various designs can supply needed nutrition to these winter residents.

The real question, if you are just getting started in winter bird feeding, is what to feed.

Black-oil sunflower seed is one of the best selections to include in any seed mix since almost any bird that will visit a bird feeder will eat these seeds. The outer shell is much thinner than other sunflower seeds and the seed itself tends to be larger, thus the birds get more food value per seed with the black-oil sunflower seeds.

Those birds that cannot crack the hull will land below the feeder and scour the area for bits and pieces of the seed that are dropped by other birds.

Offering a mix of seeds is always a good idea since it will appeal to a wider variety of birds. But, be careful as some inexpensive seed mixes do contain “filler” seeds – junk seeds that most birds won’t eat. It might be better to concoct your own mix of seeds. Safflower seeds - white, thin-shelled conical seeds - are eaten by many different birds and are known to be a favorite of the northern cardinal. Cracked corn is always a good addition to your seed mix since it is appealing to most birds that will visit a feeder. Don’t forget to include the blackoil sunflower seeds. If you are not sure just what to include, contact a local feed store that has a variety of products for winter feeding.

If pesky squirrels become a problem, you might solve the situation by offering them their own supply of corn. Merely drive spikes through a board and attach the board to the side of a nearby tree - then stick ears of corn on the spikes. Hopefully, this will lure the squirrels away from the bird feeder.

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Let me explain. In my early days of ice a small minnow or some other appropriate fishing in western Pennsylvania, almost trout bait; the same size hooks and line nobody used any kind of rod or reel to works well for most panfish. If you are after take fish, but rather, the most commonly bigger fish like pike, pickerel, and bass, go used device was something called a tip-up. to larger hook sizes, heavier line, and larger Simply put, a tip-up is a type of “fish trap”; bait offerings.

Of course, like all fishing equipment, even it’s a baited device that signals the angler when to move in and bring the catch up tip-ups have been altered and revamped.

Instead of spring-loaded flags that pop through the ice hole.

Early tip-ups were quite simple in up, some are triggered by the release of construction; basically, two squared off a magnetic device that allows a metal rod wooden sticks about 15 inches long, and a in the upright position to move up higher, half-inch in diameter are connected with indicating a strike. Other newer types of tipa little bolt and wing nut. When at right ups are plastic disks that cover the ice hole; angles, the device can be set over an ice the flag and reel system work similar to the hole supporting other apparatus. Another older wooden tip-ups, but the covered hole wooden rod of about the same length is doesn’t fill with snow on a windy day, and

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I should also take a moment to mention another ice fishing device that goes by the name Jaw Jacker. I have not seen one, but it’s my understanding that they are available for purchase. The Jaw Jacker automatically sets the hook when the rod snaps up when a fish takes the bait. It’s my understanding that the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission has declared them illegal for use in our state.

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I like to start with the bait on my tip-ups about a foot off the bottom. To set for the proper depth, simply attach one of those clip-on weights to the hook on your tip-up and sound out the bottom. Once I sound the bottom, I wrap the line back on the reel until it begins to tighten then I go five more turns on the reel. I also have a button (almost any old button will do) on the line that I slide to the top-of-the-line spool — now I know exactly where to set the rig after every strike. Also, after a strike, I can look down the hole to see how far a fish may have run by the location of the button.

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South’s Mounties shook off the offensive woes of last season when they averaged only 46 points per game, which included seven games when they failed to score 40 points. Leading the way were two new members of the starting lineup, guard Secoy Roberts (25 points) and forward Grant Bachman (12). Three-year starting forward Evan Laudenslager contributed 16 points and played a strong game on the boards.

Who knows if things will improve to the point where family and friends will be permitted to once again frequent local gyms this winter, but from what I have witnessed in the early going the young men and women playing the game are giving it their all in sadly what have been practice-like atmospheres. They know that truly, each time they step on the court it could be their last game of the season. Yet, they are thankful for that opportunity and welcome any support you can provide during this most unusual and pandemic season.

At game’s end, fist-bumps and hand waves have replaced handshakes and back-slaps, but they know they have given their best effort and played the game by the established rules. Too bad the same can’t be said by those teams sporting donkey and elephant mascots.

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‘games’ on the schedule left to play and we all need to go about playing the game in accordance with the established rules.

Regarding the game itself, last week’s column referenced the new basketball format established for the 20202021 season by the expanded Mid Penn Conference, which has added new members, Northwest and South Williamsport, and divided itself into two five team divisions, east and west.

Conference play commenced last week and if the St. John Neumann/South Williamsport game gives any indication, it could be a crowd-pleasing season. (oops, forgot — there aren’t crowds there to see them play).

That January 11 game at South Williamsport was the Mountaineers first game in the new Mid Penn Conference.

Neumann’s Knights have assembled a talent-laden squad and are a clear favorite to win the league title. Their fast-paced style not only serves them well on the basketball court but would be a lightning-fast track team if St. John Neumann offered that sport to its students.

On that evening, the assembled ‘crowd’ (17 by my count) was treated to a competitively high-scoring entertaining game won by the Knights 80-70. The outcome was in doubt until the Knights all-state sophomore Davion Hill took the game into his own hands in the fourth quarter with three-point shots

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Jacoby Falls is a short and peaceful hike in the Loyalsock State Forest, only 20 minutes northeast of Williamsport.

The trailhead is along Wallis Run Road, about four miles north of State Route 973.

This hike is for the entire family and can be completed in 3 hours. The 1.6-mile journey covers a moderate landscape engulfed by endless oaks, maples, and conifers. The trail is very well marked with yellow rectangular blazes and follows the tranquil waters of Jacoby Hollow Run. The final reward is a 29-foot drop off a stream crashing onto its rocks below. Do not expect to see anything like Niagara Falls, but Jacoby is well worth an afternoon venture.

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Jensen’s favorite time of year to hike Jacoby is in the winter. The frozen cascade of blue ice is an impressive sight. I agree.

The ice and snow formations are DOPE. Jacoby is an easy trek, but you should proceed with caution. Always wear the proper footwear when hiking, kids. There are a few slippery slopes, and the climb to the falls is somewhat challenging.

Depending on the season- you may encounter a couple of streams and lots and lots of mud. Encourage your kids to pack their own gear to keep it fun. Jensen always brings his trusty toy ax because you never know when a pack of wild Orcs might show up to dance.

Jensen and I escaped quarantine. We decided to take advantage of a chilly Sunday a few weeks back. We had lots of options. He already has an extensive list of area trails he has proudly conquered,

but Jacoby Falls remains his favorite.

We extended an invite to Mom, but she respectfully declined. It was too cold.

We packed our bags with the essentials.

You know, headlamps, machetes, Mountain Dews, and Nerf guns. The Spencer boys were the only crazies making the climb that afternoon. We both took our time and appreciated our views.

We managed to use my new water purifier for a nice cool drink. I believe it destroyed all the enzymes, but the jury is still out.

The falls were especially breathtaking that day. It was a few days after snowmaggedon. It made up for the many detours we encountered. Isn’t it amazing how much can change over the course of a year? Jensen is much taller, and we are both stuck in the middle of a pandemic.

But Jacoby’s innocence remains. Please remember to introduce our next generation to the woods. Cheers.

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Call 1-800-735-3068, Ext. # 147 . 151249 NEWBERRY AREA: ROUNDHILL COURTYARD, ½ off first month rent Available Very Nice 2 Bedrooms 1st and 2nd Floor Apartments, direct access to apartment from parking lot.

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INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN (2nd Shift)

ANDRITZ INC., a manufacturer of processing equipment for the pulp, paper and board, feed and biofuel industries, is currently seeking an outstanding candidate to join its team.

Under the direction of a Manager or Lead Person, our Muncy, PA location is looking for a qualified individual to perform installation, preventative, routine, and repair maintenance of electronic, electrical and mechanical equipment as well as diagnose problems in order to minimize downtime and repair costs.

Responsibilities:

• Production maintenance (diagnose, troubleshoot, install and repair equipment, machinery, plant facility’s electrical/electronic systems to include additional operating systems).

• Maintain / repair robotics, CNC consoles, programmable controllers and related apparatuses.

• Conduct preventative and corrective maintenance.

• Maintain inventory of maintenance shop supplies.

• Assist with installation of equipment in capital and facility projects.

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Qualifications:

• All above responsibilities require experience with: Interpretation of drawings, schematics, wiring diagrams, troubleshooting techniques, electronic testing and measuring instruments, electronic theory, programable controllers, pneumatics, hydraulics, electronics / electrical equipment, and solid math skills.

• Technical Associate Degree or equivalent experience in industrial maintenance.

• Basic knowledge with Microsoft Office packages.

• Maintain 5S requirements.

• Complete all required qualifications and trainings.

• Read and comprehend written and verbal instructions.

• Use fork trucks, floor cranes, high lifts, and other mobile equipment.

• Participation to improve safety and quality, required.

• Complete required documentation and reports accurately.

Position requires employee to sit, stand, walk, bend, reach, push, pull, kneel, stoop, crouch, climb, grasp, ascend/descend stairs and ladders, maneuver within tight spaces, and routinely lift up to of 50 lbs. Must possess excellent mobility, solid visual acuity, good hearing, coordination, balance, manual dexterity, ability to endure long hours, and wear the necessary PPE. All tasks performed with or without reasonable accommodations.

As an employee and family friendly company, we offer a variety of benefits beyond medical, dental, vision, 401K (with match), and life insurances. We provide advancement opportunities, tuition assistance / reimbursement, 12 paid holidays, 2 weeks paid vacation, 3 paid sick days, shift differential, safety & service awards, Summer family picnics, and more.

ANDRITZ INC.

Human Resources Department 35 Sherman Street, Muncy, PA 17756 Fax: (570) 546-1521 • Email: amy.roy@andritz.com We are an AA/EEO/Veterans/Disabled Employer Legal status to work in the USA is required

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Since 1990

OWNER

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