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efore I get to the accomplishments through perseverance by some of our area athletes, I think it’s most important to give a tip of my Webb Weekly hat with the American Flag on the side to Dr. Robert Lombardi, Executive Director of the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association. Dr. Lombardi went to the mat for all Pennsylvania athletes. Without his leadership and guidance, there would have been no winter sports — or fall sports, for that matter. Just look no further than the states adjacent to us and how the governors shut down all that is high school athletics.

What is the difference between Pennsylvania and those states? Great character people from the top down who understand the importance of athletics to help develop gentleman and ladies. A season lost can never be recovered.

Dr. Lombardi, along with his board of directors, went knuckles up to make sure our young people had the opportunity to be with their teammates, best friends, and coaches. To have the chance to put on a school uniform and compete. This time ends for almost all at graduation.

Most importantly, the competition of PIAA events allows young folks to celebrate life and not be conquered by fear. This provides another life lesson — the necessity to be able

Raider teammate, freshman Connor Harer placed 5th at 138.

Central Mountain’s Luke Simcox, also a freshman, took home a 5th place medal competing in the 3A Tournament.

Luke, another of our area’s very talented underclassmen, wrestled at 126.

Millionaire junior Riley Bower also brought home some hardware. He competed at 145 and finished 6th.

Last, but definitely not least, another young man with a bright future — South Williamsport sophomore Bobby Gardner.

Bobby placed 6th for the Mounties at 113.

Congratulations to all our area wrestlers for a season well done. Wrestling is the most physically demanding sport requiring the greatest commitment of mind and body. This season was even more challenging for the competitors.

One final note, it’s great to see so many wrestling families have chosen the name Cael.

For those wondering why? My guess is, look no further than Penn State Head Coach Cael Sanderson. Wrestler Cael was simply the best collegiate grappler ever to compete. During his Iowa State career, he won four National Titles and never lost a match. (159-0) He then added an Olympic gold medal to his resume.

Coach Sanderson has won 8 NCAA titles in 9 years at Happy Valley. I believe until all is said and done, he will track down legendary Iowa Coach Dan Gable and be recognized as the best college wrestling coach ever.

Now You know the rest of the wrestling story and why Cael has become so popular in the Keystone State.

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to change and adapt on the fly. To try a new approach and do whatever is asked to achieve a common goal. The “new goal” just being able to play.

In our little neck of Penns Woods known as the PIAA District IV, we have been blessed with so many good people working together to make sure the games, matches, and meets played on. From the school administration, athletic directors, coaches, training staff to the custodial staff that made sure everything was taken care of for competition, including sanitizing the wrestling mats. It was truly a team effort made by all.

A special tip of the cap to District IV overseer of athletics and Shamokin Area Superintendent, Chris Venna. He wears multiple hats and gives a 110% effort, and to D4 committee member as baseball chair, Mr. Sean McCann. The Williamsport Millionaire AD did an amazing job of managing over District IV championship competition in wrestling, swimming, diving, and boys’ and girls’ basketball. Williamsport’s Magic Dome and pool provided the perfect venue. Mr. McCann was the busiest guy in Billtown for a couple of weeks.

Now, let’s celebrate the accomplishments of our area wrestlers—a Webb Weekly salute to Montoursville senior Cael Crebs. Cael won state AA gold at 189 pounds. He then was selected to participate in the prestigious

Pittsburgh Wrestling Classic.

Most impressive is Cael’s commitment to hard work both in the classroom and on the mat. The young gentleman will continue his education, wrestle, and serve our Nation at the United States Naval Academy.

Jim Dylan Bennett of Webb, Jr. Montoursville was runner up at 215 pounds. He had an outstanding career and was a two-time state finalist. He was outstanding on the gridiron and will continue his education and football career at the University of Pittsburgh.

Warrior sophomore Branden Wentzel finished 3rd at 106 pounds. The young Warrior has already won a state championship.

These talented Warriors led Montoursville to a runner-up team finish at Hershey.

Muncy’s Scott Johnson won the silver at 126 pounds. The Indian wrestler is only a sophomore.

Another super sophomore is Williamsport’s Cael Nasdeo, who finished runner up at 106, competing at the 3A level. That Cael name has become pretty popular. I’ll tell you why a little later.

Sullivan County’s Nate Higley finished runner up at 145 pounds. Nate had an amazing career for the Griffins. He was a 3-time state medalist and is the only Sullivan County wrestler to have ever won a state medal. Nate will continue his education and wrestle at George Mason University.

Montgomery junior Devon Deem placed 4th place in the 152 lb. weight class. His Red

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Cael Crebs Takes PA States at 189

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ael Crebs became the PIAA Class AA State Wrestling Champion at 189 pounds after defeating Ethan Finch from Sheffield.

The victory came during the PIAA Class AA finals held at the Giant Center in Hershey when Crebs scored a fall in the third period. Along with Crebs, Dylan Bennett and Branden Wentzel also won medals, with Bennett taking 2nd place at 215 pounds and Wentzel taking 3rd place at 106 pounds. Montoursville was also able to take 2nd in the team standings.

Cael Crebs started wrestling when he was six years old. “I always wanted to be a state champion,” said Crebs. The 18-year-old senior from Montoursville said that his family certainly influenced him, specifically, his older brother Gable, who currently wrestles for Lycoming College, and his father, Roger, who has been the head coach of Lycoming College Wrestling for the past 28 years.

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When asked if he knew he was going to do well this season, Crebs replied, “I felt it was my season and knew guys would be chasing me. I felt confident, though.” Crebs had every reason to feel confident. After admittedly overlooking a few good wrestlers at the beginning of the Powerade Tournament, Crebs was determined not to make that mistake again and moved through his season with decisiveness, ending his high school career with 137 wins and 18 losses. When asked about why he has been so successful and was able to take the state title this year, Crebs said, “Wrestling is a year-round sport. It’s a lifestyle. You have to be able to make sacrifices. My friends know that I can’t hang out with them much during wrestling season. Good wrestlers have to give up a lot of social things. In the off-season, I spend a lot of time lifting.

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Cael also was clear to point out that he did not achieve his success alone.

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I’d like to thank many people, but specifically my father, Roger Crebs, Matt and Jamie Yonkin, my brother, Gable, Wyatt Lutz, Gavin Hoffman, and Dylan Bennett.

There are so many others that have helped me as well.”

Like all wrestling moms, Tara Crebs, Cael’s mother, also deserves recognition. “I was the only woman in a house of wrestling-crazed men, and it was certainly a challenge to keep enough food in the house,” Tara laughed. “Wrestling is a passion that all four of us enjoy. I don’t know what I’d do with my time if we didn’t have wrestling. There has been a wrestling mat in the basement since Cael was born, and wrestling has always been a part of life.” With the COVID-19 pandemic came mixed blessings.

“This year was heart-breaking in some ways. Wrestling for Gable and Roger was cut short due to the pandemic.

It turned out to be a blessing as well, though, as we were all able to be a part of Cael’s state championship journey.

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When asked about Cael’s journey and future plans, Tara Crebs said, “Cael was always interested in military service,” said Tara. “He was always interested in history books and war documentaries. I am humbled to be a parent that helped raise two such great kids. Certainly, like all parents, I have some level of anxiety when they leave to the house to go to college, but I feel good about Cael starting at prep school first. Academics were interrupted with COVID, and this will help Cael both academically as well as athletically.”

Crebs is not the only local wrestler to win a state title and attend the US Naval Academy. Local wrestling legend Dan Muthler, from Jersey Shore, whose accolades include backto-back PIAA state championships in 1970 at 133 and 1971 at 138, and a national championship in 1973 at 142 pounds wrestling for the Naval

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I also think it’s easier to get to the states now. The difference is that it’s harder to win states. Back then, once you beat someone, that was it. Now, you wrestle the best guys more than once. People are also training year-round now.”

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he Williamsport Billies riding along with Big Jack Molinas, the league’s most valuable player and an all-star selection, won the semi-final series in the President’s Cup play-offs of the Eastern Professional Basketball League,

by downing the Sunbury Mercuries, Saturday night, 77-74. The Billies, league champions for the season, entered the finals which are expected to begin this week.

Molinas, an all-star on everyone’s card this season, led the Billies with a 31-point total, through 12 field goals and 7 out of 9 foul shots.

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very year in March, the United States News Media Association sponsors a Sunshine Week to highlight the importance of transparency in our government at all levels, be it national, state, county, or even local school boards, township supervisor, or city council meetings. At the Lycoming County Commissioners Meeting on Tuesday, March 16th, the commissioners read a resolution supporting Sunshine Week. They specifically mentioned Webb Weekly along with several other outlets in our area for covering county government and, in the words of Commissioner Rick Mirabito, “asking the tough questions.”

The Sunshine Laws and Right-toKnow Laws are very important to hold government entities to be transparent in their official actions. Freedom to report these were secured in the very first amendment to the US Constitution in 1789. There was a reason why this freedom held such priority to our Founding Fathers. Before the thirteen colonies declared independence from Great Britain, the British government attempted to censor the American media by prohibiting newspapers from publishing unfavorable information and opinions.

The classic case for freedom of the press occurred in 1733. A German immigrant named John Peter Zenger had a publication called the New York Weekly Journal. One of the main targets of the paper was the corrupt royal governor, William S. Cosby, who had rigged elections and committed several different crimes. In reporting these activities, Zenger was accused of libel, which at that time did not mean just defamation of character but publishing information that was opposed to the government. Zenger did not deny publishing these articles, so it would seem that the case would have been open and shut according to the law of the land.

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However, our national media has taken a different turn. Just recently, it was revealed from a tape recording of the actual conversation that the Washington Post literally made-up quotes about former President Trump’s supposed “find the fraud” telephone conversation to a Georgia election official. Even worse, other media outlets such as CNN, PBS, NBC, ABC, USA Today, and others ‘confirmed’ these fabricated quotes from the Post.

Space does not allow listing the multitude of other cases of national media malpractice. Still, the greatest injustice is that these are seen as truth, evidenced by the fact that this ‘fact’ was included in the impeachment charges against former President Trump in February. It is sad that the basis for the previous impeachment trial over ‘Russian collusion’ likewise turned out to be a media hoax.

So, may I say that I celebrate Sunshine Week for what it stands for, but I am not standing for the press and also social media using liberty as a license to present a lie as the truth. As the saying goes about commerce, “Buyer Beware,” I will echo with those who are trying to filter through news information, especially about our government, “Reader Beware.” Reading today’s news, we should remember the words of Ronald Reagan in dealing with the Russians during the nuclear arms treaties, “Trust…but verify.”

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that the jury panel were all on Cosby’s payroll, which shamed the authorities into replacing them with a true jury of Zenger’s peers. Then, the most famous lawyer in the colonies at the time, Andrew Hamilton of Philadelphia (no relation to the more famous Alexander Hamilton), stepped in to defend Zenger.

Hamilton had served as Pennsylvania’s Attorney General and was Speaker of the House at the time of the trial. (In fact, the phrase “Philadelphia lawyer” supposedly originated with this man.)

Hamilton challenged the law itself and demanded the prosecution to prove the controversial articles false. In a stirring appeal to the jury, he claimed, “It is not the cause of one poor printer, but the cause of liberty.” He added that the press has “a liberty both of exposing and opposing tyrannical power by speaking and writing truth.” Cheers filled the courtroom, but the judge ordered the jury to convict Zenger if they believed he printed the stories. Instead, in less than ten minutes, they came with a verdict of “not guilty.”

This is why freedom of the press was enshrined into that first amendment, and why ever since that time, Americans have valued the fact that media sources bring them the news of current events, especially as it concerns their government.

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Many of our members and the community at large may remember the sensation caused when we placed the rare Voodoo Lily (botanical name: Amorphophallus konjac), commonly referred to as a ‘stinky plant’, on display in March 2014 and in subsequent years. Well, they are back! As it bloomed, the fragrance of UGH! rotting flesh permeated the Fine Arts Gallery. Now we have several plants for your viewing (and smelling) pleasure! They promise to be bigger and stinkier than ever.

The plants are native to Asia and cannot be found in too many nurseries or garden catalogues. Also known as the devil’s tongue, elephant-foot

yam, konjac, or koonyaku, the Voodoo Lily produces a single flower in the late winter or early spring. The plant produces a large, brownishor maroon-colored spathe, which can be as large as 3 feet in diameter, surrounding a purple or mottled floral spike. The odor that the plant produces attracts carrion flies and pollination ensues.

In Japan, the tubers are edible and are often processed into a tasteless flour or a jelly. Konjac flour is used to make shirataki noodles and the plant’s starch is used to make a fruit jelly snack. After the bloom, the tuber leafs out and produces large, pretty foliage suitable for an outdoor patio during seasonable months.

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Easter Candy Fundraiser What: Easter Candy Fundraiser. Milk chocolate peanut butter filled cups and dark chocolate coconut cream eggs.

When: March 10, to April 9, 2021. Hours: Sat. 8:30 a.m.11:45 a.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m., Wednesday 9:00 a.m.-6:45 p.m.

Where: West End Christian Community Center, 901 Diamond Street, Williamsport. (570) 323 6297.

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Fish Dinner What: Zafar Grotto Fish Dinner $10.50. Eat in or carry out.

When: Friday March 26th from 5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.

Where: Zafar Grotto, 381 E Second Ave., S. Williamsport.

Dinner What: Beer battered or broiled haddock dinner or Stuffed Shells Dinner. Open to the public. You must wear a mask upon entry.

When: Friday, March 26, 2021, 4:30 p.m. to ?

Where: Royal P. Steinbacher, American Legion Post 0617, 901 South Market Street, South Williamsport.

17702. Take out or eat in. Limited seating. Call 570-3270255 for take out orders.

Library Donation Drop-Off What: J.V. Brown Library curbside book donation dropoff. No need to park or go inside the library to donate your books. We will accept adult and children’s books, audiobooks, DVDs, and music CDs. The Friends request that donations be in gently used condition. We do not accept encyclopedias, magazines, or books damaged by

Road Rally Scavenger Hunt What: Safe and family- friendly Road Rally Scavenger Hunt to historical sites, notable locations and local businesses in Lycoming, Union and Northumberland Counties; duration of 3-3-1/2 hours. Prizes awarded.

Advance registration required by contacting Jenn Nauss at jnauss89@gmail.com or (717) 512-1261. Details: https://www.pagrange.org/uploads/6/8/1/3/68133151/ road_rally_poster.pdf When: Saturday, March 27, 2021 – Team check-in at 9 a.m.

Where: Starting and ending location - Eagle Grange Hall at the intersection of Route 15 and East Blind Road, Montgomery.

Roast Pork & Homemade Sauerkraut Take-Out Dinner What: Roast Pork & Homemade Sauerkraut Take-Out Dinner – Menu: roast pork loin, homemade sauerkraut, mashed potatoes, buttered mixed vegetables, roll & butter, sweet pickles, apple sauce and pineapple upside down cake. Alternate entree of roast pork loin with stuffing and gravy (in place of sauerkraut) available upon request. Advance reservations strongly suggested by calling Joann Murray at 570-547-1340.

When: Saturday, March 27, 2021 – Pick up between 2-4 p.m. following social distancing protocols.

Where: Eagle Grange Hall at the intersection of Route 15 and East Blind Road, Montgomery.

Book Sale What: Friends of Muncy Library book sale.

When: March 27th, from 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.

Where: Muncy Library, 108 S. Main St., Muncy.

Book Sale What: Friends of Muncy Library book sale.

When: April 13th, from 3:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.

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Book Sale What: Friends of Muncy Library book sale.

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Where: Muncy Library, 108 S. Main St., Muncy.

Day Camp What: A nature-based day camp for kids K to 4th grade.

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When: Wednesday mornings, April 7th-May 26th from 9:00 a.m.-noon.

Where: Montoursville, PA. Homeschool Meetup What: Homeschool Families Meetup: Homeschooling families or families interested in homeschooling are invited to meet and make new friends, receive support and information, and enjoy our state parks. Pack camp chairs, drinks & lunch. Hosted by Lycoming & Clinton Counties Home Educators Association. For more info: www.LCCHEA.com or find us on Facebook.

When: 1st & 3rd Tuesday of the month, through December, weather permitting from 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.

Where: Ravensburg State Park, 2388 Rauchtown Road, Jersey Shore/Rauchtown, meet by the ponds.

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Church Service What: Sunday service. Sermon Title: The Rule of God. Sermon Text: 1 Kings 1:5-14,32-35. All are welcome to learn about God and the Christian life.

When: Sunday March 28th, service time is 10:15 a.m.

Where: Garden View Baptist Church, 1600 Doris Ave., Williamsport.

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ART EXHIBITS Lynne Becker’s encaustic wax artwork demonstration What: The Bald Eagle Art League’s April demonstration.

When: Thursday, April 1st, from 7:00 p.m.- 8:30 p.m.

Where: The Thomas Taber Historical Museum at 858 West Fourth Street, Williamsport.

Call to artists to display/sell their art What: The annual Way’s Garden Art Show. Contact: Gretchen.mangiardi@gmail.com When: Sunday, June 13, 2021 from 11:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

Where: Corner of Fourth and Maynard sts., Williamsport.

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Lenten Service What: Midweek church service on the “People of the Passion,” focus on One of the Mob, a follower.

When: March 24th at 7 p.m.

Where: St. Andrew Lutheran Church, 201 S. Main Street, Muncy.

Support Group What: Christian Mental Health Support Group.

Topic: Eating Healthier. Call 607-432-4926 for more information.

When: Tuesday April 6th at Where: West End Christian Community Center, corner of Diamond and 4th sts., Newberry.

Soup Sale & Indoor Yard Sale What: Vegetable soup sale & indoor yard sale.

Lunch and baked goods. Homemade Soup will be available - $5.00 a quart. Call 570-368-1863 to order.

When: Saturday, March 27th, from 8:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.

GriefShare Support Group What: A weekly seminar and support group for people who are grieving the loss of a loved one.

When: Tuesdays at 7 p.m. Please contact the church at 570-546-8030 for the most current schedule.

Where: First United Methodist Church, 602 S. Market St., Muncy.

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Whether you go for the classic La Coste polo with the little alligator or an updated knit version from J.Crew or Banana Republic, a polo-style top will be supreme this spring. This shirt walks the fine line between casual and formal.

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In line with a looser silhouette, feel free to take a break from your skinny jeans this spring and go for a relaxed fit.

Fresh and cool, baggy jeans are easy to wear with everything from t-shirts, tank tops, and cropped sweater tops. Zara’s paperbag jeans come in five different shades. Personally, I’m a fan of the darker wash, and each pair is partially made with recycled cotton. Levi’s has a high loose hemp jean that would be

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Polos feel a bit more dressed up without having to put in as much effort as more formal workwear, plus they look good with skirts, shorts, and jeans.

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great for a long walk paired with a fleece zip-up and flat boots here as the season unfolds. Come June, wear them with a peasant blouse and open-toed flats for drinks on the deck.

As for dresses, maxi and prairie dress styles are still popular. It’s never a bad idea to take a bohemian bent with spring style. Florals, paisley, ruching, and crochet are seasonally appropriate and usually figure-flattering. Check out Bohme or Three Birds Next for bohochic dresses to wear this Easter season.

If you’re feeling a bit more daring, then consider the chic backless or cut-out

dresses that are gaining popularity. Lulus’ A La Mode black midi dress features a lower back cut-out and dramatic bateau neckline, while the longer length balances out the show-off of skin. Or check out the pandemic ‘It’ dress from Nap. Their Bunny Strap dress is the perfect spring/summer loungewear with its A-line silhouette, above-the-waist gathering, and low-scoop back.

All things comfy and soft are still on trend this season, so lean in with a pair of house slippers. Personally, I wear slipon sneakers at home, but I’m warming

to the idea of cozy fleece-lined slippers like L.L. Bean’s daybreak scuff slippers in a rustic bluebird motif. Or a slipper sock from Bombas with their brushed lining and silicone grippers; they pair perfectly with leggings and a long-sleeved tee for an at-home movie night.

Lastly, accessories! After several seasons of chunky chains, long necklaces are back in style. Whether a single strand or a thin chain with an elegant pendant, lengthier jewelry fits right into the easy and refreshingly cool vibe for this spring and summer. Etsy is a great resource for eccentric options like brass charms or feathers at the end of a longer necklace.

Or obsidian pendants with silver or gold

fashionings. Kohl’s features a lengthy leaf pendant necklace that would pair perfectly with a bohemian dress for a special occasion or a turtleneck and loose trousers for every day.

As we welcome a new season, and spring especially is inherently hopeful, it’s a wonderful time to refresh not only your mindset but also your wardrobe.

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The United States Department of Agriculture’s Dietary Guidelines for Americans, 2020-2025, and nutrition experts agree it is vital to establish healthy eating habits early and maintain them throughout childhood.

“Research shows toddlers who eat a wide variety of foods are more likely to carry those habits into adulthood, so it’s important to introduce and reinforce healthy eating habits from the time a child starts to eat solid foods,” said Courtney Hines, KinderCare Learning Centers’ registered dietitian. “In fact, the first two years of a child’s life

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Consider these tips and tricks to try at home with kids of all ages to build healthy eating habits and excitement around trying new foods.

Babies When babies are ready for solid foods, be sure to expose them to a wide variety of whole, unprocessed foods with varying flavors and textures. Start with soft foods like mashed potatoes, avocados, cooked rice and bananas until your children are ready for firmer solids.

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Preschoolers Around the 2- or 3-year mark, children become interested in investigating and learning. Engage their natural curiosity in the world around them by planting a small vegetable, fruit or herb garden for your tiny chefs to tend to — it can be as simple as a windowsill garden. Gardening helps children understand where healthy, nutritious foods come from. Plus, children are more likely to eat what they’ve grown, which means more fruit and veggies in their diets.

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The human body, however, has a tremendous capacity to adapt to physical stress. While we tend to think of “stress” negatively, physical stress, which is simply exercise and activity, is beneficial for our bones, muscles, tendons, and ligaments, making them stronger and more functional by the repetitive breakdown and buildup of tissue.

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Strength training: Focus on a fullbody approach to strength training and do not neglect the core.

Cross train: diversify your workouts to spread the cumulative level of stress over additional muscles and joints. Consider supplementing with cycling, swimming or elliptical routines

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Rest: be sure to also include a few rest days into your active lifestyle.

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Eligible renters must be obligated to pay rent on a residential dwelling. STEP will confirm the following: 1) one or more individuals has qualified for unemployment benefits or experienced income reduction or other hardship directly or indirectly due to the COVID-19 outbreak; 2) one or more household members can demonstrate a risk of experiencing homelessness or housing instability; and 3) the household is at or below 80% of the area median income (AMI). In Lycoming

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campaign, and the generous support of our volunteers, fans, and communities, we can help generate the necessary support and assure millions of kids play the game they love.”

While there is no general Little League fund to donate to, there are plenty of welldeserving leagues participating in this fundraising campaign that you can help support. If the league you would like to donate to is not listed, and you would still like to make a donation to that specific league, we encourage you to reach out to the league’s Board of Directors to offer your gift.

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“As thousands of local leagues work to get back on the field for the 2021 season, we knew how important it was for us to help our volunteers raise the money they need to provide an affordable and meaningful experience for the children in their community,” said Stephen D. Keener, Little League President and CEO. “This horrible pandemic has impacted so many facets of our lives and communities, so we hope our supporters will utilize this opportunity to provide financial support in a tough economic climate. Through the Lift Your League

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Turkey hunters don’t mind so much helping out fellow hunters, especially those who are new to the sport, but they never truly reveal all that they know that has led to their successes over the past seasons. Even when it comes to the types of callers they use, the majority of hunters have their favorites that they don’t mind talking about, but rarely, if ever, will they let slip any information about what they consider their “secret” call — the one that always seems to work under any and all conditions.

The box caller, both the standard and the long versions, are ones that have been popular throughout the years and have been manufactured by dozens of call makers over the decades.

The shorter or standard size is most often used by turkey hunters, with the long box call brought into use in windy conditions or when

a hunter wants to project the sound to a greater distance. Fellow hunters will be very open to pulling their box call out of their vest and demonstrating how to make turkey sounds that have brought them success over the years.

It is not their “secret” call.

The slate call is the term used to describe a hand-held call that uses a round body, or pot, with a thin piece of slate or glass on the top surface. A striker is drawn across the slate or glass and can produce a wide variety of turkey “sounds” or calls, making it a very popular call among hunters.

If you did a survey among hunters, you would find the slate call to be one of the “go-to” calls that they rely on when other calls don’t seem to work in the turkey woods. But the slate call is also not the one call that most experienced turkey hunters have used over the years that they would protect as their “secret” call.

The wing bone call is generally made up of the three wing bones of a wild hen, jake, or gobbler.

They range from a simple design to ones that are highly decorated and are true works of art.

They are rather difficult to master, but in the hands of an experienced hunter can accurately mimic the sounds of a live wild turkey.

The wing bone call is not often seen in the field, and those who use them usually employ them as a last resort when all of their other calls have failed to draw a response from a turkey.

It, too, is simply not the “secret” call that the majority of old-time turkey hunters are willing to tell you about.

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They had traveled a long distance and were drawn to my exact position by my “secret” call. It, no doubt, was my snoring that had lured them into shooting range!

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Now — I will reveal the “secret” call that has brought me success — sort of — over the years. Most recently, I used it on a hillside in the northern Appalachian Mountains of Pennsylvania on a cool, overcast spring morning. I had been calling to what seemed like two or three gobblers on the opposite hillside from my location, and while they would gobble back to my various yelps and purrs, they just didn’t seem to want to leave their side of the mountain. After more than an hour of getting responses from them, things went silent.

Suddenly, an alarm putt awakened me! The fresh spring mountain air and the lack of sleep the night before had taken its toll on me. I had drifted off to sleep for who knows how long and, in the meantime, the gobblers having ceased to hear the hen calling, had crossed over to my side of the mountain and slipped

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jigs, and any number of other similar lures, but again, line control is essential. Several years ago, I was introduced to the “wacky worm”- a plastic worm hooked in the middle and left to hang at both ends. Generally, no weight is used; the lure is cast and allowed to sink slowly to the bottom, where an occasional little lift or twitch is all that is needed. Naturally, a tight line is a must.

Sometimes even before you feel a strike, the line may begin to move-something that actually falls under last week’s piece; set the hook when that happens.

There are many other applications for feeling the strike, such as when working a Texas Rig, Carolina Rig, or a swim gig, or any other of a number of different lures. The point is to learn to detect strikes by feel and sight, and you will greatly increase your success rate.

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or perch in a lake using an ultralight spinning outfit with a two-to-four-pound test line. A sixteenth once lead-head jig and a two-inch plastic grub are all you need on the business end. Cast the jig and allow it to drop on a tight line! Many times, the hit will come on the drop, so keep the rod tip up and the line free of slack to feel the hit; set the hook immediately. Hits can be very subtle, and learning to detect that slight bump is important.

When it comes to bass and many other warm-water fish, feel is allimportant in a number of presentations. Certainly, the same thing that works for panfish will also take the bigger warm-water fish, jigs of all types, including Ned-rigs, tube

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ave you ever been part of one of those word association games where a particular word is given, and the responder is asked to give the first word that comes into their mind? If you have, you know how the game is played.

My guess is if any sports fan were given the word Indiana, one of two responses would be foremost: either the Indianapolis 500 or, most likely, basketball.

Having spent considerable time in the Hoosier State over the years, I can attest it is definitely hoop heaven. Indiana basketball is akin to the fervor dedicated to football in Texas, where I spent my collegiate years.

The legendary 1986 movie “Hoosiers” paid tribute to the one-of-a-kind Indiana high school basketball tournament, which for decades was played as a single-elimination all-encompassing tournament open to all schools in the state regardless of enrollment size.

During times spent in Indiana, I was able to experience the state’s excitement when Bobby Knight’s 1976 Indiana University team won the NCAA championship with a perfect record of 32-0 — the last team to do so. This is a feat that Gonzaga is trying to duplicate this year. I attended a state high school basketball playoff game with 15,000 SRO fans in attendance. When the “Hoosiers” movie was debuted in Indianapolis, I was fortunate to be among viewers of the beloved film. Along the way, I

also had the privilege to witness the breathtaking spectacle of the Indy 500.

Like Texas, Indiana holds some very special sports memories for me, with many of them being fondly recalled when the NCAA decided to hold this year’s men’s basketball tournament in its entirety in the Hoosier state. Of course, the decision was reached as a means to limit the health chaos caused by the year-long COVID pandemic. Still, under the existing circumstances, they couldn’t have picked a better, more experienced location to enable the games to go forward.

The impetus and credit that has made Indianapolis the country’s amateur sports capital can be traced to William Hudnut, who served as the city’s longest-serving mayor from 1976-1992. A former Indiana Congressman, Hudnut’s goal as mayor was to change the city from India-No-place to IndiaSHOW-place. His years as mayor were defined by economic development in downtown Indianapolis, business, construction, and sports.

Hudnut’s sports dream was accomplished with grandeur. The city hosted the 1987 Pan American Games, the 1982 National Sports Festival, built the Indianapolis Tennis Center, the Major Taylor Velodrome, the IUPUI Natatorium, and formed a committee that built the Hoosier Dome. Much to the chagrin of fans in Baltimore, he secretly negotiated with then-Colt’s owner Robert Irsay to bring the Colts to Indianapolis. His leadership also attracted the NCAA to relocate its

headquarters operation to the Circle City.

Personally, as thenCentral Region Director for Little League Baseball, Dr. Creighton J. Hale and I had the opportunity to meet with Mayor Hudnut on occasions Scott to review the city’s Lowery interest in establishing what would become Little League Baseball’s Central Regional Headquarters in Indianapolis. He was truly a man with vision and determination to make the city a vibrant sports center.

So, in these difficult times, it is fitting that Indianapolis and Indiana were selected as hosts for this year’s March Madness.

The term itself, March Madness (according to a 2004 article written by Brendan Koerner), traces back to the Illinois’ statewide high-school basketball tournament, which began in 1908. In 1939, an article penned by Henry V. Potter for an Illinois High School Association publication first used the phrase when he wrote, “A little March madness may complement and contribute to sanity and help keep society on an even keel.”

The phrase was confined to Illinois highschool basketball until 1982 when CBS broadcaster (and ex-Chicago Daily News sportswriter) Brent Musburger used it during his network’s NCAA tournament coverage. In 1989, the IHSA applied to trademark “March Madness.” They clashed with the NCAA over the use of the term, and years of litigation

followed. Rather than endure more rounds in court, the two sides eventually reached an agreement. The ISHA controls the name on the high-school level, while the NCAA gained a perpetual license to use the phrase in connection with the collegiate tournament.

There are some high-school basketball purists who insist the phrase “Final Four” was first used in connection with Indiana’s legendary annual tournament. However, the NCAA claims the term first appeared in a 1975 article for the Official Collegiate Basketball Guide. It has since been trademarked to reference the NCAA’s national semifinals.

There was also disagreement about the term “Sweet Sixteen,” which gets underway this weekend. This dispute was between the Kentucky High School Athletic Association and the NCAA. Similar to the ISHA debate, the two sides reached an agreement that split control along scholastic-collegiate lines.

While 42 teams of the original 68-team field have already gone home, the remaining 16 are in Indianapolis, with their dream of a national championship still alive. With many individual brackets already busted and with little fear of being publicly ridiculed, feel free to laugh at my “Sweet Sixteen” picks made back on March 15.

– West – Gonzaga vs. Creighton, Kansas vs.

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Turbotville, PA 17772

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