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VOLUME 19 • NUMBER 14

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A Basketball Family’s Journey Of Love, Faith, and Community friend Coach Barry Boyer took over the boys’ program from Coach Chic Hess.

Their success was immediate, as was the respect the two men received within the school and Township. During these early years, the Insingers were blessed with the birth of their first child, Scott, who came into the world on June 17th, 1975. It was a great time for the young couple. Scott was his dad’s little buddy — like only the fathers and sons who are reading this can completely understand.

CI would leave school at lunch or before practice just to run home and see his little man.

As the team was preparing to begin the 1977-78 season, there was much optimism. The Lancers were coming off a 30-0 regular season and had a great core group of players. Nick Hrenko, Jim Bell, Mike Huss, Darryl Jenkins, Rick Harbach, Mike Young, Rob Bauder, and John Berresford. All were very talented and wanted to win the school’s first District IV title, avenging where the season ended the year before with a sound defeat at the hands of Lourdes Regional.

This team would go on to win the West Branch Conference Championship, but

overwhelming. He went to his friend and Assistant Coach Barry Boyer and asked him to take the team for that season. He didn’t feel he could help the team in any way or give the boys the effort and energy needed for a successful season.

Coach Boyer simply told CI, no, we need you here, we want you here, and you need to be here. This is where you belong. Being in the mindset that CI was, this was the last thing he wanted. It was a struggle for the young coach just to make it through the day. At this very point of his life, if he would have gone to sleep and not woken up, that would have been just fine.

This is where that group of young men stepped up, reiterating the words of Coach Boyer.

This talented group of teenage basketball players talked with CI and told him; we want you here as our head coach; everything will be just fine. Please just show up; we will support you the same way you have trusted and supported us.

“We got this” in today’s terms. Coach Boyer and the boys convinced CI to stay on the bench and to use this time to heal in whatever way needed.

The Loyalsock school and community did the same thing wrapping their arms around the Insingers. It was this outpouring of love that began with Coach Boyer and those players that extended

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eartfelt congratulations to CI - Ron Insinger, Assistant Coaches Jeff Everett and Randy Glunk, the amazing Lancer players, and the Lancer nation.

My staff has done a great job in the pages ahead, covering the 3A Pennsylvania State Champion’s run to the title.

The longest journey begins with that first step, or maybe, in this case, I should say the first dribble. That special moment in time that culminated with firetrucks leading the team to Ken Robbins Stadium, a gold medal celebration, and the outpouring of love from the Lancer community was almost a half-century in the making.

There are always the highest of highs, lowest of lows, and then times that just flat out test your soul and very being in a journey covering a lifetime.

I have known CI since I was 13 years old. I played for him, my sons Jimmy and Hunter played for him, and we all enjoyed great basketball success. But that story is for another day. I had a chance to talk with CI this past week, and my words ahead cover his personal journey.

CI and wife Carol were off to an amazing start in the Township. CI and good

there was no district or state gold. However, this might have been the most important team in CI’s journey that recently ended with gold.

Just as the 1977-78 season was ready to tip-off, tragedy struck Jim the Insinger family and Webb, Jr. Loyalsock community.

In less than 24 hours, Scott came down with spinal meningitis and went home to the Lord on November 2nd, 1977.

I can’t even imagine the pain they must have felt. The young father and mother were emotionally devastated.

You never know where your next step in life’s journey is going to take you.

Unfortunately, some circumstances are just simply incomprehensible and even more difficult to ever recover from.

As CI and Carol were dealing with this, another tragedy hit Loyalsock. Coach Barry Boyer was holding practice in his absence; afterward, young Lancer John Lewis was on his way home and tragically killed in a car accident. The school and the community were reeling, trying to make sense of what had occurred in less than a three-day span.

The emotions of losing his son and where CI was personally were understandably

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right into the school and community that family unit working for the good no matter what they did but especially for allowed the healing process to begin.

It is this love, support, and friendship Lancer basketball. Until just recently, that has kept CI on the sidelines. He Carol was a permanent fixture at the has made it his lifetime goal to give as scorer’s table. She was much more than much back to the Lancer program and the official scorer. Carol always provided community as he received in his darkest calm, love, kindness, and that special bag of hard candy that days. coaches, players, This has provided and officials his motivation, always enjoyed. A energy, and effort Lancer tradition to become what is overlooked by the most amazing many. number to me in Those two regard to CI. little girls that He has been were always the head coach around when at ONE school I was playing for 47 seasons. have grown into The memory of amazing ladies his son Scott is C I and C arol surrounded by f amil y. and provided with CI every day, of especially when he S tanding: Marc Wal ter, G rant Wal ter, L isa plenty Wal ter, K ayl a Emery, steps foot on the L aurie Emery, R onnie Emery, R on Emery. grandchildren for basketball court. S eated: T w ins K asey & C arol yn Wal ter their mom and dad.

His coaching ( P ho to co urtesy o f A m y Brink P ho to g rap hy. ) They are raising legacy is truly his best way to honor his son’s memory, as their own little Lancer nation. Laurie well as his commitment to shaping young married Ron Emery and have little Ronnie and Kayla. Lisa and her husband, men’s lives.

In the near future following that season, Marc Walter, are blessed with Grant, the Insingers were blessed with daughters Kasey, and Carolyn. They all can be Laurie and Lisa. They became an amazing found supporting their grandfather and

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ike King Arthur’s quest for the Holy Grail, legendary, longtime Loyalsock High School basketball mentor, Ron, C. I., Insinger, had his own quest for his own Holy Grail--a state basketball championship title. Well, finally, after 47 years, that arduous quest has ended joyfully with a 75-53 win over Brookville two weeks ago. We at Webb Weekly thought it would be good to have Coach Insinger talk about the magical team that brought him his “Grail” and what the accomplishment meant to him.

First, he provided a capsule summary of the members of his championship team.

Idris Ali He is our Team Captain and Coachon-the-floor! Calm, cool leader on the floor. Nothing rattles him. He plays his best and steps up his game to another level when the competition is great. He’s a “Gamer.” He leads the team in assists,

steals, and points. Idris is very smart both on the court and in the classroom.

He plans on playing basketball at the next level. He has been selected as MVP of the team this season.

Dominic Jennings: An honor student, he leads by example.

He can shoot the eyes out of the basket.

Shot over 40 percent behind the arc.

Dom was our defensive specialist this year. He was in constant hustle mode for all 32 minutes. Dominic plans on attending a 4-year university and continues to run track and cross country.

Sean Jensen: Most improved player. He is a workhorse. He just got better and better as the season went on. He stepped up big time when Saraj was out with an injury. Sean crashes the boards and can also light up the 3s. He’s a steady player who doesn’t get rattled. Sean plans on attending a 4-year university.

Elija Gair: Basketball is his passion. You can find Eli in the gym shooting or playing pickup games any time of the day. Great

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missed a practice. He worked hard to learn our system, being that he didn’t play basketball until his senior year.

Grayson pushed the starters to become better with his consistent play throughout practice. He made everyone around him so much better! He is a very athletic young man who also has many talents in the music realm. Grayson is attending Penn College in the fall.

Brendan Clark, Jaiden Ross, Braydon Miller: All three of these boys could see a lot of varsity action next year. Each adds a different dimension to the game. Brendan displayed his ability to hold his own as a big man throughout the season. Playing against Saraj and Julian has made him a better player. He has the determination and dedication to step up his game to the next level and be a major contributor next year. Jaiden has all the natural ability that you cannot teach — he can jump out of the gym and has great quickness. He was always the first guy to lift up the team when things were not going their way. Look for Jaiden’s leadership to help out the Lancers next season. Braydon, unfortunately, played hurt most of the season. He has a nice shot and can stroke the 3s.

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work ethic. Eli is a very unselfish player. He averaged double digits but was happy dishing out an assist. Eli is deadly from behind the arc and rebounds very well. No one loves the game more than Eli! He would also love to continue playing basketball at the next level.

Saraj Ali: Mr. Exciting. When Saraj is on the court, big things happen. He is either blocking someone’s shot or slamming one down. Saraj is almost unstoppable when he gets the ball down low. He is all business when he is on the court.

I am looking forward to his senior year. Big things are going to happen for him. His value as a player went up tremendously during the PIAA playoffs.

Julian Wilson: The gentle giant. Julian filled some big shoes when Saraj was out with an injury. He is the definition of a team player. Julian accepted his role whether he was a starter or the first one off of the bench. He was a force on the boards — definitely the most underrated player.

We would not be State Champs without Julian. Julian plans on playing football at Lackawanna Community College in the fall.

Grayson Watkins: A workhorse. He suffered some injuries throughout the season but never

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Our super sophomores. Both of these young gentlemen have the ability to be major contributors to next year’s team.

No one plays harder than Cy. He gives 110 percent effort always and would do anything for the team and coaches. Rian missed almost the whole season with a back injury. When Rian is healthy, he can be a force to be reckoned with — look for great things from him next season. He definitely could be the major surprise in Central PA. Nathan Bauman, Tyler Gee, Gage Patterson: The fantastic freshmen! All three of these young men were like sponges this season. They soaked up everything the coaches said and put it into practice.

They learned how to elevate their game by practicing day in and day out with the juniors and seniors. Remember their names, because you will be hearing great things about them for the next three years. All three would have started on many area teams.

Coach Insinger reflected on his championship team.

“There are times to be selfish and times to be selfless. Great players and great teammates have this figured out. To be successful, you have to be selfish, or else

you never achieve, Insinger told Webb Weekly. “And once you get to the highest level, then you have to be unselfish.

Stay reachable. Stay in touch.

He continued, “Many terrific assistant coaches and thousands of outstanding players have been a part of the dynasty.

Averaging over 22 wins per season over the past 47 years will be next to impossible to duplicate. Unfinished Business was the theme this year. The players never lost sight of this goal. The coveted title was once just a huge dream.

“Jeff Everett, an amazing assistant coach, as well as Randy Glunk, had the team well prepared for the playoffs.

Good things come to those who believe, better things come to those who are patient, and the best things come to those who don’t give up. There was never any giving up with this team. The young men always took responsibility for their own game and their preparation. At the end of the day, they owned their own performance. This team oozed with optimism. They were always committed to the team and always brought a contagious, good attitude. The energy level was usually top-notch, as was this year’s edition of Lancer Lightning. It was a season for the history books!”

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retty much everyone in North Central Pennsylvania has learned by now that the Loyalsock Lancers beat Brookville to win the PIAA Class AAA state title at Hershey’s Giant Center with a score of 75 to 53. What many people may not know, however, is that three of the players are related.

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Because Dom, Idris, and Saraj were family, they spent a lot of time together and developed a chemistry that is uncommon. With that came a camaraderie that fostered a winning attitude. This mindset, in turn, attracted other smart, athletic players. “Me and my cousins always played church ball together,” said Dom Jennings. “The chemistry of our team is what made us successful.

All the members of the team are family, not just me and my cousins.

We would pass the ball, not caring who scored.” When asked if he felt strongly a state title would be part of his high school basketball career, Dom Jennings responded, “I’m not surprised we won states. We knew we were able to do it, especially because of our willingness to spread the ball. We gained more confidence during the state tournament after each win. Our eyes were on the prize.

We did everything we could to win.”

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Mary Ungard, mother of Idris and Saraj, said, “I remember when the boys were little playing in the John Bower League. Idris was so passionate about basketball he’d want a new ball every year for Christmas because he would wear them out.

They are all great boys, and it was awesome seeing them grow up and play together.” When asked if she and her family were all basketball fans, she responded, “Our house was obsessed with basketball. We were always watching a game, and the boys would play any chance they got at the YMCA and Northway Park. They never tired of basketball.

They would watch footage of games they played. They would analyze the games and discuss how they could improve. They would also scout the competition both with their coaches and on their own and discuss tactics.

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So, go out and enjoy all four years.”

Both Marty Jennings and Zaid Ali said that they knew their children and their friends had something special.

“I’m no psychic,” said Ali, “but I knew 5 or 6 years ago when they were in middle school that they’d win states.”

Regarding his sons’ state title, Ali added, “At no point was I nervous during the state tournament.

Their biggest game was Executive Education. I watched them play, and they were good, but I didn’t think they could beat us. We were up, though they eventually cut into our lead. But, I knew we could beat them.” Ali went on to say that he and Marty Jennings would discuss the talent their sons and their teammates displayed at an early age. “They were beating much more notable teams at tournaments and have played well together for a really long time.” “I’m thankful and blessed to be a part of these kids’ lives,” added Marty Jennings. “To God be all the glory.”

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When asked how he felt about winning a state championship and this year’s basketball season, Saraj Ali said, “I love it and hate it at the same time. I’ve been playing with family since I was five years old. It was great to win, but we will never get to play an official game together again.”

Regarding the much-discussed team chemistry, Saraj said, “Watching film of our games you could see everyone knew where everyone else would be.

What they’d do; how they’d play. We had the best chemistry in the state.”

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overnor Thomas Wolf is undoubtedly the most educated governor in Pennsylvania history.

He went to high school at the prestigious Hill School (where Donald Trump Jr., director Oliver Stone, and General George Patton were also alumni), graduated with his bachelor’s degree magna cum laude from the Ivy League university, Dartmouth, received a master’s in philosophy from the University of London and a Ph.D. in political science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). He spent fourteen years in higher education after prep school.

Very, very few people can afford to go to elite schools for two decades, but fortunately for Tommy, his father owned a very profitable business. When he finally did go to work, it was with the one his family-owned, but at the same time, he was also very involved in politics. Almost all of Tom Wolf ’s work experience has in some way been related to government.

I have never met this man or know any more about him than I can research online, but I have watched and listened to him, and I believe he follows a familiar pattern. There is even a psychological classification for them; Superior Cognitive Intelligence Possessing Individuals, SCIPI (pronounced “skippy”).

In my capacity as a professional leadership coach, contracted with a number of

international agencies, including the World Bank, I have had the opportunity to work with a lot of these skippy-types. Almost to a person, they do not believe, they KNOW, they are the smartest person in the room. They generally do not take criticism well. And according to peer-reviewed psychological research, their confidence in their intelligence tends to make them overconfident in their reasoning abilities.

Thus, they have a tendency to double down when others question their decision-making.

(Which explains why their mistakes are often big ones.)

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The Pennsylvania Department of State, the head of which is appointed by the governor, is responsible for summarizing the proposals into ballot questions. Pennsylvania Senate President Pro Tempore Jake Corman called a spade a spade when he stated, “They clearly wrote it in a way for it to fail.” He was not the only one. The Center for Opinion Research at Franklin & Marshall College studied the questions in relation to how they provided voters with “information they need to make an informed decision.” They took the questions and simplified them to a sample group, and then used the ones as they will appear on the May ballot. The simplified version had a much higher rate of affirmatives than the “official” ones. In other words, their research found that these were very poorly worded amendments. The cynic in me would say that this was done on purpose.

So, voter beware! Here is the Larry rephrasing of both proposed amendments, “Do you want to change the present law which allows a governor to act in a declared emergency unilaterally indefinitely, or limit it to fifteen days, only extended by a majority of the General Assembly?” Without these amendments, any governor from now on can declare an “emergency” in any situation to accomplish whatever purpose they choose.

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Besides the rambling in this 72-word runon sentence, notice the “skippy” language here and the implications. “Change existing law”(that’s the governor’s job), “increase the power of the General Assembly (small officials with small minds unlike your governor), “unilaterally terminate” (as if they would know better than the governor!), “regardless of its severity pursuant to that declaration” (these folks will only make matters worse by bypassing the governor), “thereby removing the existing check and balance” (we need the wisdom of the governor to keep a check on those smallminded legislators). And not surprisingly,

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Virtual Workshop: How to Market Yourself What: Whether you’re preparing for life after graduation or thinking about a fresh start, this virtual workshop is a great way to jumpstart the process. Finding the perfect position can be a complex process. The Career Services team has you covered. From little known resume tips to creating professional LinkedIn pages, we’ll discuss all the details that go into successfully marketing yourself. Take advantage of this unique opportunity to learn directly from the experts at Penn College’s Center for Career Design. You’re awesome. We’re here to help you show the world.

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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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When: Friday, April 16, 2021, 4:00 p.m. to ?

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

Virtual Workshop: Transplanting Troubles What: Spring gardening season is finally here. We hope you’re as excited as we are! Join us for a followup workshop that builds on everything you learned in the March session. Missed that one? No problem. You’ll still get lots of pro tips from this info-packed event. This time we’ll focus on the transplanting process. There’s a lot to think about when preparing those seedlings and successfully moving them into their final spot in your garden. We’ll rundown some common mistakes and offer expert advice so you can get it right the first time around. You’ll also learn lots of other planting tips like how to layout your garden and make the most of your space.

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Church Service What: Sunday service. Sermon Title: The Family of God. Sermon Text: 2 John vs 1-6. All are welcome to learn about God and the Christian life.

When: April 11th, Sunday Morning Service Time 10:15 a.m.

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

Special Service What: Special Services with Prophet John Mark Pool.

When: Sunday April 11th at 10:30 a.m.

Where: Wings of Love Community Church, 699 Southmont Ave., South Williamsport.

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Flute Choir What: The concert is for the Williamsport Flute Choir.

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When: Sunday, May 2nd at 2:00 p.m.

Where: First United Methodist Church, 604 Market Street, Williamsport.

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Post Meeting What: American Legion Post 0617 Meeting.

When: Saturday, April 17, 2021 at 10:00 a.m.

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

Home Association Meeting What: American Legion Post 0617 Home Association Meeting.

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

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I know that not everyone considers themselves a dress person. In prior years, dresses meant hosiery, shapewear, formal shoes, and the need to carry a purse yadda yadda yadda. But this season, dresses are finally comfortable and require less work to wear. And dresses aren’t just for younger women.

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Jensen went on and on about how much fun he and his young friends were having.

He even dropped a few names of ballers who went to different schools in the region. He was so excited. Jensen loved all of his coaches who were teaching him the basic fundamentals, but he didn’t understand how the Camp Director already knew who he was. The poor kid had absolutely no idea who this guy was.

I started by sharing a few stories about how Coach and I’s relationship

originated. I actually attended the very same basketball camp when I was a few years older. True story. Jensen looked puzzled and didn’t seem to comprehend.

I then showed him a camp evaluation and a few pictures that were in an old scrapbook downstairs. Artifacts. My mom was a librarian.

Our dialogue continued, and Jensen was now intrigued. I explained how I played against Coach and his teams back in high school. His talented Lancers nipped the Millionaires at Lycoming College my senior year. It was nuts. I even became a counselor for two summers while in college. He taught me a great deal about hoops and even helped get me into

coaching too. Jensen couldn’t fathom that this was the same guy who sold him a slice of pizza a few hours earlier. WAIT. I’M CONFUSED. YOU GUYS ARE FRIENDS? The tales continued, and I mentioned how Coach and I faced off on the hardwood on many occasions. I admitted that his teams were always the heavy favorites. They usually came out on top, and I can take full credit for 13 of his all-time victories. I only got him once, and I still have the newspaper clipping in a frame. I then told him how I was fortunate enough to call a few of his many District Championships on the

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is so crazy to think that this is his first,” Senior Idris Ali added. “We are so happy for him and glad to know that we were the team to get it done.”

I have known Ron Insinger and his family for a very long time. There are no words to describe what he means to me or what he just accomplished. I have written several articles on Coach over the past several years. One of my favorites was featured in the Webb Weekly a few months back. I thought it would be great if we could rerun it.

A Summertime Staple My ten-year-old son and I just had a great conversation. He was telling me all about his first few days of camp. Jensen

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radio and how I always got nervous when he was a guest on our weekly radio show.

Jensen was quite impressed, and his jaw immediately dropped when I told him a few of his camp director’s unprecedented accolades.

Coach Insinger is already in the West Branch and Pennsylvania Sports Halls of Fame. We sometimes forget that he has led Loyalsock to 24 district IV crowns, 30 league titles, and an incredible 38 20 win seasons during his lengthy campaign. I apologize if I miscounted. Fuzzy math.

This isn’t fake.

My man isn’t slowing down either. CI still has that bounce and a great smile.

You should have seen him slapping high fives to every youngster as they walked through the doors. It was so good to see Coach when I stopped with Jensen the very next morning. We chatted it up immediately, just like old times.

“We’ve been at it for 40 plus summers now,” CI remembered. “I can still picture that first CI Basketball Camp. Man. It was a long time ago. The format has changed quite a bit, but I still get excited to work with these kids. It’s also a great experience for my current players.”

Youngsters were everywhere, and everyone was having a ball. Jensen didn’t say goodbye, and he immediately ran to one of the racks. I was all alone and reached out to a few of the camp

counselors who were standing nearby.

I introduced myself, but none of them knew who I was. I’m officially out of the loop. They didn’t remember me as a player or a coach, and not many high schoolers read the Webb Weekly. But they all knew who Jensen was.

I then looked around and recognized several other faces. I couldn’t believe it, but the Spencers weren’t the only ones with ties to CI’s Basketball Camp.

I counted five other father-son combos that were also in attendance. Two generations of campers. This is amazing.

OMG DAD. WHY ARE YOU STILL HERE? Upon leaving, I tried to explain to CI how different it was being here as a parent and not as a coach or broadcaster.

“Seeing you and Jensen together is very rewarding,” Insinger continued. “On the very first day, I usually ask the kids if any of their parents or siblings ever came to this camp. You wouldn’t believe the number of hands that go up. Talk about being humbled. I seriously never thought I would be doing this for so long, but the thousands of faces over those 43 years is what it is all about. I am very proud of the successes and longevity of this camp.”

Much love, Coach. Congratulations to you and your team on winning the 2021 AAA State Crown. Enjoy all of the accolades. You deserve them all. Cheers.

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The results of the regional tournament and team rosters are:

Curtin Intermediate: First Place, Division II, “OMER and the Beanstalk,” coached by Spring Moore. Team members: Lynnae Campbell, Ava Clark, Cooper Gutberlet, Lily Hamilton, Asher McClelland and Daniel Turner.

Curtin Intermediate: First Place, Division I, “Superhero Socks: A Cliffhanger Beginning,” coached by April Frank and Melanie Vail. Team members: Emily Frank, Cooper

Gutberlet, Brayden Harpster, Chaedyn Lockard, Taylor Rockey and Alex Vail.

The state tournament, which also will be held virtually, is scheduled for April 10.

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Assistive Technology is ever-changing and evolving, and the use of technology can be imperative for a person with a visual impairment to access information.

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To the left in the warehouse, one will see racks upon racks of raw material and finished goods. NCSS packs and ships thousands of orders per year. NCSS is an Ability One Distributor, which means we receive hundreds of products from other blind agencies around the country and fulfill the orders.

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The vending department is located at the back of the warehouse, where snacks and sodas are housed. A sighted

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Circling back around to return to the front of the building, you will enter the industry, here you will find employees assembling, labeling, and packaging products that will be sent to base stores for the military around the world through the Ability One program, as well as to the State of Pennsylvania and other Federal agencies. The products NCSS offers include labels, CDs, DVDs, hard drives, flash drives, military targets, and other office products. These products are available for purchase at shop.ncsight.com.

NCSS also offers subcontracting work for local businesses, including Natural Waterscapes (South Williamsport) and 3D doodler, in which employees assemble and fulfill orders. NCSS is always looking for different opportunities to create work for our employees.

As we make our way back to the front of the building, you will see the “wall of fame” that proudly displays the years of service and employees of NCSS, many

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Our mission is critical, and a lot of people depend on us to keep moving forward.”

If you or someone you know is experiencing vision loss, contact North Central Sight Services, Inc. at 570-3239401 or visit ncsight.org.

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This brings us back to the front of the facility and to the end of the “descriptive” tour. They hope you enjoyed a glimpse into all that NCSS does and learns a thing or two! They welcome you for an in-person tour when it is safe to do so!

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Library used book sales are community-spirited events where book lovers and bargain hunters mingle with friends and neighbors, while benefiting a great cause: libraries and literacy. Here’s a reason to celebrate.

Volunteers have been busy sorting a great selection of gently used books. You’ll find it easy to browse shelves filled with novels, mysteries, cookbooks, crafts, children’s, coffee table books, and much more, along with DVDs, music CDs, LPs and puzzles.

It all begins on Thursday April 8 (10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.) and continues through April 9th (10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.), and April 10th (10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.).

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PS-Do some Spring cleaning of your shelves and bring your gently used book, DVD, CD donations anytime the Library is open, prior to and on the day of the sale.

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fter a one-year hiatus caused by the COVID-19 pandemic that forced the cancellation of last year’s event, the West Branch Susquehanna Builder’s Association’s 61st Home Show returns bigger and better than ever on the weekend of April 9 to 11. More than 100 vendors will be featured this year, and the Show will take place in a brand-new location — the former Bon-Ton store at the Lycoming Mall, where according to organizers, there will be ample space to hold the annual event.

“The economic impact of last year’s last-minute cancellation by the Mayor of Williamsport cost our vendors upwards of 10 million dollars in lost sales revenue, and it cost the association over half of its annual revenue,” Carroll Pawlikowski, an official from the WBSBA, told Webb Weekly. “We feel that we can easily operate within the current guidelines from the state, and as always, participation both as a vendor or an attendee is voluntary. We look forward to having a safe and suc-

cessful show and to serving the community and our vendors as we have for the past 60 years.”

Local officials have been invited to kick off the show with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 2:30 p.m. on Friday, April 9. The Home Show will open to the public at 3 p.m.

Over the past 60 years, the West Branch Susquehanna Builders Home Show has grown to become one of the area’s most highly anticipated events for both businesses and consumers alike. Its success has tagged it as one of the most successful home shows in the region. Exhibitors come from all over Central Pennsylvania and the Northern Tier, even as far away as Harrisburg and Altoona.

Vendors can showcase their business services and products to many local homeowners. Attendees will find a wealth of information, products, services, and creative ideas all in one place, drawing inspiration and opportunities from unexpected places. The exhibitors are ready to answer your questions and

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Spring is a great time to think about building a new home, begin your next home improvement project, or get new ideas. Products and services evolve and improve over the years. The Home Show attendees will have the opportunity to talk with experts and see the latest innovations and products available in the industry.

The show will feature exhibitors from all sectors of the building and home improvement industry, including: – Custom, Log & Manufactured Home Builders – Design Services – Ponds and Waterscapes – Remodelers – Home Entertainment – Custom Furniture – Decks, Doors, Windows, Gutters – Realtors and Lenders – Garages, Garage Doors – Kitchen and Bath Professionals – Carpet and Flooring – Heating and Air Conditioning – Landscaping and Tree Services – Fencing – Home Security and Fire Alarm Sys-

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A complete vendor directory is available on their website at www.westbranchbuilders.org.

WBSBA officials would like to thank their many volunteers that help make their event a success. They have students from the Williamsport Area High School – Construction Trades Program and the Penn College Construction Association members that help layout the booths and volunteer throughout the show to help make it a success for all their vendors and attendees.

In addition to the students, many members of the Association will put in countless hours and thousands of steps to help bring this show to the community. The entire event is put on with only one paid staff member. “We couldn’t do it without our volunteers,” Pawlikowski said.

Attendees will also be able to purchase tickets for the popular Gun Raffle at the show. (Tickets are 2 for $20.) Sunday at 3 p.m. they will draw nine lucky gun raffle ticket winners. Tickets that were purchased for last year’s canceled gun raffle will be included in the drawing as well. Winners of all prizes will be notified by phone, and you need not be

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The West Branch Susquehanna Builders Association would like to thank these companies for their generous sponsorship of the 2021 Home Show.

As it has been for many, this has been an exceedingly difficult year for the Association due to the cancellation of last year’s show. So, they are especially grateful for these companies that have supported them.

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Clinical trials are essential to developing breakthroughs in treating, diagnosing, screening, and preventing cancer.

Should I Join a Clinical Trial?

A clinical trial is a research program where patients who are not responding to traditional cancer therapies are then able to help test new treatments to learn if they work better than the current treatments and to help advance new knowledge for future cancer patients. The clinical trial tests the safety and effectiveness of the treatment or drug, as well as find new prevention screenings, diagnostic tests, and ways to support cancer patients.

Fewer than 1 in 20 cancer patients participate in clinicals trials despite the fact that clinical trials are crucial to advancing cancer treatment. Studies have determined that the lack of participation may be these

two main reasons: misinformation or lack of information about clinical trials (80% of patients simply are unaware of the option) and the lack of access to trials. At UPMC Hillman Cancer Center in Williamsport, patients have access to more than 400 Phase II, III, and IV clinical trials.

Here are some reasons why cancer patients should participate in clinical trials.

Free for Patients – Because most clinical trials are funded by the government or a private company, the cost of the study drug and any procedures or screenings done strictly for research are covered by the study.

Available Any Time – Patients can participate in a clinical trial as their first line of treatment or as a last option, and they can leave the clinical trial at any time.

Latest Treatments – Clinical trials offer patients new and emerging treatment for a disease before it is available to everyone.

Significant Testing – The purpose of a clinical trial is to determine if the drug being tested is superior or improves the standard treatment. Before it reaches the phase where patients are enrolled in a trial, the therapy goes through rigorous ethical and scientific evaluation.

Location Independent – Patients at UPMC Hillman Cancer Center in Williamsport are able to enroll in a clinical trial because of the vast UPMC Hillman network of centers.

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Many patients are often able to receive treatment close to their home at a local facility.

Contribute to Medical Science – Clinical trial participants support scientific advancement.

Because treatment development relies on the data from clinical trials, participating in them is extremely valuable for scientific progress and for future generations.

A Phased Approach Clinical trials are classified as Phase I, II, III or IV depending on their purpose. Each phase of a trial has a different purpose, and each phase also helps researchers answer different questions.

Phase I – Phase I clinical trials are limited to a small number of patients—typically 15 to 50 – and are conducted at large academic medical centers. These trials try to determine the best dose of a new drug without serious side effects.

Phase II – This phase is done in larger groups among patients with a specific type of cancer when combination drugs are tested.

Phase III – During this phase, the new treatment is compared to existing treatments, or the standard-of-care in 100 or more patients who are enrolled. A computer program will randomly assign patients to the new treatment or the current treatment method. If the new treatment is successful, typically, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will approve it for

standard treatment going forward.

Phase IV – This phase tests new drugs which are approved by the FDA in several hundreds or thousands of patients to determine if there may be other medical uses or benefits of the same treatment. The new treatment may help fight other types of cancer or even another disease.

Clinical Trials Close to Home No one fights cancer alone and individuals with cancer benefit when they choose a health care institution like UPMC Hillman Cancer Center. UPMC has access to a broad spectrum of medical, radiation, and immunotherapy clinical trials with the specific aim of improving cancer treatment and prevention. Without traveling far from home, patients at UPMC Hillman Cancer Centers in Williamsport may choose to receive emerging innovative treatments offered through clinical trials. Participation in a specific trial depends on diagnosis, cancer stage, and patient demographics.

Learn more about clinical trials at UPMC by visiting UPMCSusquehanna.org/Cancer.

Dr. Abdalla Sholi is the medical director of Medical Oncology at UPMC Hillman Cancer Centers in Williamsport and Wellsboro and UPMC Cole Patterson Cancer Center in Coudersport. UPMC Hillman Cancer Center in Williamsport, 1100 Grampian Blvd., and UPMC Hillman Cancer Center in Wellsboro, 32 Central Ave., are part of the UPMC Hillman Cancer Center network, one of the largest integrated cancer networks in the U.S.

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laise Pascal (1623-1662) Mathematician and Philosopher – “Truth is so obscure in these times, and falsehoods so established that, unless we love the truth, we cannot know it!”

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Our founding fathers were so convinced of the relevance of the Bible’s principles that they built an entire nation on them.

If our great nation could be built on Biblical principles, we can certainly our own lives on these same principles.

For example, the Bible tells us that the power of life and death are in the tongue. How many times have we gotten in trouble because we did not watch our words? In plain language, we put our feet in our mouths. In the Bible, King David said it this way, “I will take heed to my ways that I sin not with my tongue, I will keep my mouth with a bridle while the wicked is before me.”

The Apostle James tells us the tongue is like the helm of a ship; it determines the direction of the ship. That is the reason that the Bible tells self-control means controlling the tongue. A quick retort can ruin everything.

The Bible records that a generation of God’s people died in the wilderness because of murmuring and complaining. By the same token, when God’s people were surrounded and outnumbered by their enemies, they prayed and sang songs of praise. God worked on their behalf. The enemy was destroyed. Their words of praise and thanksgiving brought God on the scene.

When God becomes part of the equation, miracles happen,

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The Bible says, “Gentle words cause life and health; griping brings discouragement.” We choose life or death. Someone put it like this, “The words you say are the bricks you lay for the road that you will walk on.”

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very spring, the majority of turkey hunters end the season without success, while the usual suspects seem to always come home with a gobbler. It is not as if the unsuccessful hunters are not trying their darndest, but it seems to boil down to a few common mistakes that seem to plague them every season. So, what are the pitfalls that keep them from filling their spring gobbler tags?

Lack of Preparation: This seems to be a common thread among the unsuccessful spring turkey hunters — the inability to recognize the importance of pre-season planning and preparation.

Every fall, hunters arrive in elk camp out west or travel to Alaska in search of Dall sheep and every hunter doing so realizes the importance of taking a few shots at a target range before heading into the field in search of the animals they are hunting. There is too great a chance that their rifle and scope will not perform as it did the year before (for a whole range of reasons), and a couple of shots on paper will confirm that nothing has occurred to change that. The very same is true of any shotgun you plan to use, believe it or not. Don’t be lulled into thinking this is a “scattergun” and you don’t need to be all

that accurate with a shotgun! One or two shots at a target placed 30-40 yards away will confirm that all is OK. Do your research on today’s latest and greatest ammunition for turkey hunting. Yes, the old lead shot shells will still perform at the appropriate ranges, but today’s shells that use tungsten shot are much more effective at all the ranges that ethical shots can be taken. Finally, if you are fortunate enough to be able to hunt on private property, take time now, before the opening day, to pay a quick visit to the landowner to reaffirm your appreciation for their permission to hunt. It might be a good idea to show up with a fresh homemade pie!

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Lack of Patience: With very little doubt, the greatest contributor to lack of success in hunting, and particularly in turkey hunting, is the lack of patience. The sad story we all hear all too often is the tale of someone calling for turkeys, waiting, calling again, and then, hearing nothing, starting to move to another location – only to have an incoming silent gobbler “putt” and fly away!

I recall vividly one frosty morning in my early days of turkey hunting that after more than an hour of calling and listening, the below freezing temperature got to me and I decided to take a hike to get the blood

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I once will begin leaving their encountered a large black winter homes along with bear in its den site under a their new additions. large fallen dead tree; as I One of the most obvious moved a bit closer for a photo, critters that has been absent the bear looked up at me, and from our very white and I quickly retreated. It’s also snowy winter landscape is interesting to note that while the black bear. I’m sure that Ken bears are dormant in their most people know that black Hunter den sites, they do not defecate bears den up over the winter or urinate. months, but there may be some things Pregnant females usually den first, that some folks are not aware of. followed by males several weeks later.

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Of course, mama bear had to be tranquilized first before crawling into the den to get the cubs. On one occasion, Gary “allowed” me to crawl 15 feet down the tunnel to retrieve the cubs — very exhilarating, to say the least.

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“My teammates really supported me,” Jennings continued. “It was hard. I wanted to play, but I also needed to wait my turn.

They encouraged me to keep working. My time was coming.”

Jennings then took his game to a new level. He got stronger and found his swagger over the summer. Dom improved his shooting and played as much as he could. He was everywhere working on his skills. Mostly at the local playgrounds. His footwork and confidence were now off the charts. Jennings became a complete player.

Dom had a solid senior campaign. He averaged 12.3 points for the Lancers, who captured ANOTHER District IV title.

But Jennings played his best ball during Loyalsock’s historic Hershey run. My man Dom averaged 20.3 points in the threestate playoff games. He helped anchor the defense and also tallied 13 treys. Dom was outstanding in the Eastern Final. Jennings scored 24 and had five steals against Math, Civics, and Sciences. He never buckled, and I thought that he was the best player on the floor. Incredible.

“Our Coaches had us prepared,” Jennings added. “They were tremendous all season.

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COVID made things tough, but we rallied around it. It gave us perspective. We are a family, and we stuck together no matter what.”

Dom is an extremely polite and wellspoken kid. He is in the top 20 of his class and a member of the National Honors Society. Jennings is also a state qualifier for the 800 in track. DOM has a strong faith and is very active with his church.

He gives all the glory to the guy above.

Beautiful. Congratulations on winning the State Championship, pal. But more importantly — kudos to Dom Jennings for always working hard, trusting the process, and never giving up. Respect. Cheers.

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with every minute. Dom plays with unbelievable energy and has become one of the area’s top defenders. Jennings is a total team player. He understands his role, waited his turn, and made the most of his opportunities. My man Dom was named the MVP of the Championship Game after his 21-point performance.

“It has been a great ride,” a polite Jennings said over the phone. “I’ve heard from so many people. It has been amazing.

Everyone has been great. I got to touch base with several friends, alumni, and former players.”

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MOVING SALE 355 Warren Street, Montoursville. April 10th, 8-Noon.

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MACHINE SHOP - ALL AREAS Small metal and plastics machining job shop has full time openings for multi-task personnel in the following areas: machining, deburring, inspection, shipping and receiving, janitorial, and maintenance. Machine shop experience preferred.

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CLOTHING GIVEAWAY

PERFECT-2-PERFECT is having a whole home estate sale on Grampian Blvd, Williamsport.

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DO YOU HAVE EXPERIENCE working with young children? The Early Childhood Learning Center located in the First Southern Baptist Church of Lycoming County at 89 Kimble Hill Road in Williamsport is hiring for a full-time position. Interested applicants should be creative, self-motivated and have a passion for working with young children. Applicants should have a minimum of two years working with children, an associate degree in Early Childhood Education or a related field and or CDA is preferred. Applicants will need to have a current physical and TB test and should have cur-

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