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VOLUME 19 • NUMBER 25

A Family-Oriented Publication

JUNE 23, 2021

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The Ambiance of Washington Boulevard

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ip of my Webb Weekly cap with the American Flag on the side to Mr. George Hutchinson.

T he local real estate developer, businessman, and entrepreneur has a knack f or making things better and more aesthetically appealing than he f ound them. He increases property value in whatever neighborhood he invests in.

What triggered my thinking is what he has done with the former eyesore that was Benjie’s Burgers, and formally the site of Williamsport’s first Wendy’s franchise.

George and his gang from Hutchinson Development now have a bright and shiny new Dollar General store at this location. Not only does it begin to clean up the neighborhood, it’s a practical answer to something much needed — a quick, inexpensive stop for everyday items located basically on the Lycoming College campus.

I have known George for a long time; he is hard-working and task-oriented.

He has an amazing mind for building and renovation. His construction professionals have the ability to make old buildings look new, and new buildings fit the neighborhood. My only hope is he purchases the rest of the block, especially the Stroehmann’s building. What

a shame that something once so prominent and proud now looks the way it does.

I can remember the smell of the freshbaked bread as it filled the air. This emanating from the tallest building on Washington Boulevard, which was always teeming with life and action. Maybe George can come up with a great idea to return the grand old building to its glory and usefulness.

Remembering Stroehmann’s baking now has got me thinking about all the great culinary flavors on Washington Boulevard. It’s one of my favorite streets to travel. So much can be found on such a short stretch of blacktop.

First up is the Brandon Café. They have some of the best hoagies and cosmos in town. What a great place to stop for a cold beverage and a quick bite or just to have a couple of adult beverages. I remember picking my Great Uncle Ed up there years ago and enjoying a beer with him.

Just down the street is New China Royal. They have fantastic Chinese food made fresh to order for takeout or delivery.

Carl Diparlo and his family at Tony’s Delicatessen are a Boulevard fixture.

Great folks providing great food with

that old-fashioned feel of the neighborhood market.

The nostalgic smell of the wood smoke and whatever they’re making can be recognized for blocks. This always makes me hungry for all those great Tony’s Jim products.

Webb, Jr. My next stop just down the street is Roy’s Bakery.

The Berninger family has been on the Boulevard for 73 years! What holiday would be complete without the familiar shapes of their old-fashioned sugar cookies? Their simple white-on-white cake is legendary, and don’t forget the cupcakes. Again, it’s a walk back in time when you step in the shop. Can you imagine just how many sugar cookies have been baked at this location? If what you are craving isn’t in the case, they will bake it for you, including the perfect birthday or wedding cake.

On the opposite side of the street, we’ve got The Sticky Elbow. This is one of my favorite places to eat. So many different culinary choices and dishes come together at one location. Tip of my chef ’s hat to Jason Matty for making even their simple house salad amazing. Don’t be afraid to try something new while you’re there; you won’t be disappointed. My go-to is the Shaggy Roll. The salmon, or the fresh fish special of the month. The

Cobb Salad is outstanding.

Of course, on that side of the street, we’ve got Williamsport area’s first-ever Burger King. Al Clapps and his family provided the home of the Whopper many moons ago. Flame-broiled has been on the Blvd. for over four decades.

I think back to my trips to this location when I was very young.

Do you remember what was there prior to BK? Yes, it was Carrol’s; they made good burgers, but what I remember most is the Looney Toon glasses. I believe I still have Foghorn Leghorn.

A few doors down, 505 now occupies where Joey’s and the Prato family were fixtures forever. Joey’s cheesesteaks are legendary around the world. 505 is a great place to stop for a cold beverage, a quick snack, or a great meal. The Vollman family, who also owns Rivals, does a great job.

Rounding things out on that short stretch of flavor town Boulevard style is the Sawhorse Cafe, which is a great quick stop for breakfast or lunch. The Darrow family provides you great home cooking. Quick and easy without the cleanup, and they price everything very affordably.

Well, all this talking about food has made me hungry. I’m going to head over to the Boulevard and grab a bite. Bon appetite!

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efore I start, let’s alllll get one thing straight (no pun intended). If you intend to read this article and then proceed to call or email me with hate or vitriol; if you intend to call me names, tell me I need to find God (my relationship with God is just fine, thanks) or any other nonsense, please do us both a favor and just stop reading now.

Because honestly, it’s a waste of your time, because things are about to get super gay here for a few minutes and if you send me nasty-grams about it, I’m just going to post it on the internet for people to make fun of you. I know that you think I’m joking, but your hateful responses will net me massive amounts of Reddit karma, and I’m not above using that. Something good should at least come from it.

First things first. Let’s talk about how Pride Month came to be in the first place.

According to the Library of Congress, “Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Pride Month (LGBT Pride Month) is currently celebrated each year in the month of June to honor the 1969 Stonewall riots in Manhattan. The Stonewall riots were a tipping point for the Gay Liberation Movement in the United States. In the United States, the last Sunday in June was initially celebrated as ‘Gay Pride Day,’ but the actual day was flexible. In major cities across the nation, the ‘day’ soon grew to encompass a month-long series of events. Today, celebrations include pride parades, picnics, parties, workshops, symposia, and concerts, and LGBT Pride Month events attract millions of participants around the world.

Memorials are held during this month for those members of the community who have been

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mean that I don’t accept those that do. Nor does it mean that I don’t support their right to live as freely and equally as me. lost to hate crimes or HIV/ So back to the original question — Why Do We AIDS. The purpose of the Still Need Pride? commemorative month We need Pride as a way for LGBTQ+ people to is to recognize the impact connect with and feel safe in their communities. that lesbian, gay, bisexual, And to celebrate who they are. Being straight and transgender individis easy. There’s no ‘coming out’ or having to exuals have had on history plain to grandma at Christmas why you don’t locally, nationally, and inhave an opposite-sex partner. It just is. There’s ternationally.”

Steph no coming to terms with having a sexual idenIn recent years, I have beNordstrom tity that, somehow in the modern 21st-century gun to ask myself if I need world, people still want to hate you for. to keep writing these stoWhat better way to know that your community ries about Pride. I mean, gay marriage is legal; accepts and supports you than a Pride event? the LGBTQ+ community arguably has more Another reason why Pride matters for everyone rights and freedoms than ever before (not that there isn’t progress yet to be made). Why do we is because it is a space and time where others still need little old me to stir up the Gay Pride are more aware of their own behaviors and how supportive they are or are not of the community.

Pot? So, celebrate Pride. Support the LGBTQ+ Thhhheeeennn things happen… members of your community. Or, at the very You know what I mean. People open their mouths and say stupid things, and I am quickly least, do us all a favor and don’t actively work against them. Remember what your mom told reminded, “Oh yeah, THAT’S why.”

Listen, you are absolutely entitled to your opin- you about not having anything nice to say?

No one should experience bullying, harassion on the LGBTQ+ community. That is your right as a red, white, and blue American. But a ment, or discrimination because of sexual orientation or gender identity. Not agreeing with couple of things first.

1. Your right to your opinion doesn’t mean that a different life than yours doesn’t give you free you aren’t going to be open to the consequences rein to respond with judgment and certainly not violence. of your choice to voice said opinions.

Although a lot of progress has been made in 2. Regardless of your opinion, you cannot and will not shove the LGBTQ+ community back in gay rights over the years, there is still much the closet (or back on the shelf as the case may more work to be done. There are still too many states without discrimination protections for be…)

I am the first to admit that as a straight woman, the LGBTQ community and still too many peoI obviously do not understand living as a mem- ple with hate in their hearts for people different ber of the LGBTQ+ community. But that doesn’t than themselves. Let’s all do what we can to support equality on all fronts in our country.

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aul McGinn and I have been good friends for a very long time. We coached hoops together and called several games on WEBBWEEKLYLIVE. Paul is a good dude, and he is always around. We don’t see much of each other nowadays as we both focus more on our boys. I reached out to Paul this week because I was in the deep rough. I wanted to do a story on his son and his passion for the game of golf.

Logan McGinn isn’t your typical nineyear-old kid. The South Sider excels in several things, but there is one sport, in particular, where he is just a stud. Logan is a very sweet and quiet yet determined youngster. He started playing golf at an early age, and he hasn’t stopped grinding ever since. Logan’s Midichlorian levels are off the charts. He has a drive that is second to none. Young McGinn has already experienced many successes, but now Logan is receiving some major love.

He is going toe to toe with some of the nation’s best.

I ran into my little buddy twice this past week. The boys from Hepburn had a baseball game at Lions Field on Thursday.

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The next day I spotted Logan and his dad at Williamsport Country Club. It was so neat to see my young friend in his element. While everyone else searched for their balls, my man Logan McGinn was in the middle of the fairway on every single hole.

“Logan has been around the game since he was an infant,” Paul explained.

“What really triggered his love was a documentary called ‘The Short Game.’ He was completely hooked and realized these kids were just a few years older. He has watched this movie 1,000 or so times. So, when most kids were watching cartoons or ‘Toy Story 2,’ Logan preferred tuning into the Golf Channel or memorizing this movie on junior golf.”

Logan’s dreams are now becoming a reality. My man is now competing at the highest level. The McGinns have traveled all over to participate in some big-time tournaments. Logan is holding his own.

McGinn had a very impressive 2020, and he is off to a great start in 2021.

Let’s take a quick look at his resume.

Logan took home a first-place trophy after winning the CALLAWAY Junior World Championship in San Diego, CA. He finished fifth at the US KIDS GOLF World Championships in Pinehurst, NC. Logan is just nine years old, but he recently qualified for the 9-11 UNDER

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already a great golfer, and he is turning into a phenom. McGinn recently won the Northeastern PA Drive, Pitch, and Putt qualifier. He will advance to the next round later this summer. Logan was flawless in each category. Impressive.

You get three chances, and there are no mulligans.

Logan and his family are now off to Alabama. He was invited to tee it up in the prestigious PRESS THORTON FUTURE MASTERS. This tournament is off the charts, kids. It is one of the most traditionally rich outings in the world.

Logan will compete against some of the very best. It has been around for over 70 years and has served as a proving ground for many former and current PGA champions. Logan will be on his own for this one. No caddies are allowed.

“Logan is ready,” Paul continued. “I am usually on the bag for every tournament.

But this will be quite different. I won’t be out there to give him advice. He will have to do everything. We have prepared for the past few weeks. Logan is getting more comfortable reading the greens and making his own decisions. It will be a great test, and I am excited to see how he handles it.”

Congratulations to my young friend Logan McGinn on all of his successes.

He is a great kid as well as a phenomenal golfer. We wish him the best in Alabama.

I would also like to thank him for the putting tip. Safe travels, McGinns. Cheers.

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ARMOUR National Championship at Disney World. McGinn had two wins, a runner up and three other top-fives to earn the top seed from the Baltimore region. Insane.

Logan took home the top prize at the US KIDS GOLF Virginia Invitational.

McGinn birdied the last five holes and shot an incredible six-under to win by one stroke. He won the US KIDS GOLF Seaview Open in Atlantic City, NJ. He was the best at the US KIDS GOLF Carolina Invitational in Southern Pines, NC. Logan also won the US KIDS GOLF Colonial Classic in Williamsburg, VA. Logan McGinn. Where do I begin? He is currently ranked 9th in the country for his age group.

“We are very proud of Logan,” Paul continued. “He is a well-rounded and gifted kid who works extremely hard.

I joke with others, as Nicki and I have actually tried to introduce him to video games. But Logan wants nothing to do with them. It’s all about golf, and he’d rather hit balls or practice his putting downstairs. This drive totally comes from him. We don’t pressure Logan to do anything. We marvel at his accomplishments and look forward to what his future holds.”

Logan can certainly play, and his short game is off the charts. The kid loves to practice. Don’t let his size fool you.

Logan is deadly from 100 yards in. I would put him up against anyone. He is

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In 2009, the Collective offered its first official scholarship, The Alice Hileman Memorial Scholarship, which was created and funded by a generous anonymous donor.

That scholarship was soon followed by the Lew Gilberti Memorial Scholarship, created by family and friends in memory of local businessman and musician Lew Gilberti.

Six years ago, the Uptown Music Collective quintupled its scholarship offerings and formalized a new sliding scale discount rate, which allows the school to help even more students in need. Aside from the generous donations of individuals and local businesses, the financial aid being offered is the result of the school’s highly successful Scholarship Fundraising Concert held for the past five winters at the Community Arts Center.

The Collective is offering a new online application this year for those interested in applying for a scholarship.

“It’s something we have wanted to do for a while,” said Jared Mondell, UMC assistant executive director. “The new online application should make things a lot easier for applicants and it streamlines things for our scholarship committee as they review the applications.”

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In spite of the fact that the Collective is known for highly talented student performers, there is no previous experience needed to begin enrollment at the Collective.

“This year, there a lot of scholarships available for brand new students looking to enroll at the Collective,” Mondell said. “We hope that potential students see these scholarships as an opportunity to get involved with everything we have going on at the school.”

The Collective feels strongly about the role of music in creating well-rounded, thoughtful young people, and works to establish characteristics such as self-discipline and personal responsibility in each of its students through healthy habits like practice and selfcontrol. Uptown Music Collective students consistently perform at high levels not only musically, but also in their respective schools and as valuable members of other community organizations.

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I could.”

With no regard for their personal safety, Officers Fera and Lepley were able to save everyone, including the dog. Fera shifted the dog’s weight onto himself to secure it while Lepley helped to secure the woman until the Station 45 Fire Department and EMS were able to pull the woman to safety. Fera was able to slide the dog up and get it on all fours so that it could climb back up the hill. “Chief Casey Lowmiller was able to come down to the tree above me and was able to get

a rope around the female and pull her up,” said Fera.

According to an email sent to the Tiadaghton Valley Regional Police

by Station 94 Chief Casey Lowmiller, had Officers Lepley and Fera not intervened, “the outcome to the woman and her dog would have been tragic.”

The email went on to say that Citizens Hose Company of Jersey Shore/ Jersey Shore Area EMS would like to extend their profound appreciation for the good work the officers did that day and every day.

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This Apple, Strawberry, Blueberry Salad calls for an array of fruits, including a homemade blueberry dressing, paired with Fresh Express 5-Lettuce Mix for a fresh and flavorful base with pecan halves to add crunch. The salads are thoroughly washed, rinsed and gently dried then sealed in Keep-Crisp bags to maintain freshness.

Apple, Strawberry, Blueberry Salad Total Time: 30 minutes Servings: 6 Ingredients: Blueberry Dressing: • 2 cups fresh blueberries • 1/4 cup balsamic vinegar • 2 tablespoons honey • 1 tablespoon lemon juice • 1/2 cup olive oil • salt, to taste • pepper, to taste • 2 large apples • 2 packages (6 ounces each) Fresh Express 5-Lettuce Mix • 1 pint strawberries, cut in half • 1 pint blueberries • 1/2 cup pecan halves, toasted • blueberry dressing To make blueberry dressing: In blender, process blueberries, balsamic vinegar, honey, lemon juice, olive oil and salt and pepper, to taste, until smooth. Set aside.

To prepare salad: Cut apples into 1/4-inch thick slices. Using 1-1/2-inch diameter starshaped cutter, cut apple slices into stars.

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In small pot over medium heat, heat remaining rice vinegar, sugar and salt.

Cook and stir until sugar and salt dissolve.

Remove from heat and let cool.

Place carrots in deep plate or storage container. Pour cooled pickling liquid over carrots. Set aside to marinate.

Remove steak from marinade and pat dry.

Reserve marinade.

Heat oven to 325 F. Heat heavy-bottomed pan over high heat and add oil. Once oil begins to smoke, add steak. Sear both sides, about 1 minute per side. Lower heat to medium.

Add reserved marinade and water to pan.

Cook, covered, 3 minutes, removing lid to flip meat occasionally. Remove lid and let sauce reduce 1 minute, or until slightly thickened.

Transfer steak and sauce to large plate and let rest 10 minutes before slicing.

Toast baguettes in oven 5 minutes. Let cool 5-10 minutes.

Slice baguettes along middle without cutting through.

Slice steak into thin pieces.

Spread mayonnaise on baguettes and add 1-2 lettuce leaves to each. Layer steak on lettuce leaves followed by cilantro, cucumbers and pickled carrots. Slice baguette into two sandwiches.

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Local Authors to Sign Their Children’s Books What: Local authors Megan Rogers (“Meet Mason”) and Tom Speicher (“Bucky Deacon’s Dilemma”) will be signing copies of their children’s books.

When: Saturday, June 26, 2021, 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.

Where: Otto Bookstore in downtown Williamsport.

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Annual Reunion What: Descendants of William Benjamin McClellan Poust and Mary Emma Polk annual reunion.

When: Sunday June 27, 2021. Lunch at 1:00 p.m.

Where: At St. John’s Lutheran Church, Gordners Grove, 68 Gordner Church Rd., Unityville.

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Bird Walk with Doug Gross What: Doug Gross, retired PA Game Commission biologist and eBird coordinator, will guide us on a bird walk in the woods and shrub lands of Ricketts Glen State Park. Good boots are recommended for walking. Please bring your own bug spray and binoculars. You must bring a mask to attend this program if unvaccinated!

Registration required by emailing Rhiannon Summers at rhsummers@pa.gov or calling 570-477-7780.

When: Wednesday, June 23 from 8:30-11:30 a.m.

Where: Meet at the Park Office in Ricketts Glen State Park.

Dinner What: Beer battered or broiled haddock or liver and onion dinner. Open to the public. You must wear a mask on entry. Eat in or take out. Call 570-327-0255 for take out.

When: Friday, June 25, 2021, 4 p.m. to ?

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

Mountain Laurel Hike What: Hiking the Grand View Trail to see the mountain laurel in bloom. Bring your cameras and bug spray!

You must bring a mask to attend this program if unvaccinated! This is a 2-mile moderate hike.

Registration required by emailing Rhiannon Summers at rhsummers@pa.gov or calling 570-477-7780.

When: Saturday, June 26 from 8:30-10:30 a.m.

Where: Park and meet at the Shale Pit Parking Lot off of

SPCA Safari Camp What: SPCA Safari Camp for ages 6 ½ to 13.

When: 1-week camps run from 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. with extended hours available.

June 28-July 2: Friends and family mixed age group (ages 6½-14) July 12-16: Ages 8½-10 July 19-23: Ages 10½-12 July 26-30: Ages 12½-14 August 2-6: Friends and family mixed age group (ages 6½-14) August 9-13: Ages 6½-8 Where: At the Lycoming County SPCA, 2805 Reach Road, application packets can be found at https://www. lycomingspca.org/services/safari-day-camp/.

Fly Fishing Meet-Up What: Participants will be taught the basics of fly fishing including: casting, knots & fly selection. PA Fish and Boat Commission staff provide all fishing equipment, flies and instruction for FREE. Participants are encouraged to bring their own equipment. NO FISHING LICENSE needed. This is a great opportunity to bring your newly purchased fishing rod and learn how to use it! You must bring a mask to attend this program if unvaccinated!

Registration required by emailing Allan Schreffler at

alschreffl@pa.gov or by calling 570-477-2206.

When: Tuesday, June 29 from 12:00-2:00 p.m.

Where: Meet at the Western Boat Launch in Ricketts Glen State Park.

When: 3-day camp are scheduled for July 5, 7, 8; and August 16, 18, 19 from 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. each day.

Where: Sign up at the Lycoming County SPCA, 2805 Reach Road, Williamsport.

Bird Walk with Doug Gross What: Doug Gross, retired PA Game Commission biologist and eBird coordinator, will guide us on a bird walk in the woods and shrub lands of Ricketts Glen State Park. Good boots are recommended for walking. Please bring your own bug spray and binoculars. You must bring a mask to attend this program if unvaccinated!

Registration required by emailing Rhiannon Summers at rhsummers@pa.gov or calling 570-477-7780.

When: Thursday, July 1 from 8:30-11:30 a.m.

Where: Meet at the Park Office in Ricketts Glen State Park.

Fly Fishing Meet-Up What: Participants will be taught the basics of fly fishing including: casting, knots & fly selection. PA Fish and Boat Commission staff provide all fishing equipment, flies and instruction for FREE. Participants are encouraged to bring their own equipment. NO FISHING LICENSE needed. This is a great opportunity to bring your newly purchased fishing rod and learn how to use it! You must bring a mask to attend this program if unvaccinated!

Registration required by emailing Allan Schreffler at alschreffl@pa.gov or by calling 570-477-2206.

When: Tuesday, July 6 from 12:00-2:00 p.m.

Where: Meet at the Western Boat Launch in Ricketts Glen State Park.

Yoga on the Beach What: Join yoga instructor, Tawnia Converse, for a morning yoga session on Lake Jean Beach. No experience required and bring your own mat or towel.

You must bring a mask to attend this program if unvaccinated! Registration required by emailing Rhiannon Summers at rhsummers@pa.gov or calling 570-477-7780.

When: Sunday, July 4 from 9:00-10:00 a.m.

Where: Lake Jean Beach in Ricketts Glen State Park.

Nature Story What: Bring your children ages 3-6 to the Amphitheater to enjoy a nature themed story and participate in an activity, game, or craft. You must bring a mask to attend this program if unvaccinated! Registration required by emailing Rhiannon Summers at rhsummers@pa.gov or calling 570-477-7780.

When: Monday, July 5 from 10:00-10:30 a.m.

Where: Meet at the Amphitheater in Ricketts Glen State Park.

Volunteer Boot Camp What: Volunteer Boot Camp for ages 14 to 18.

Kaos Fun Zone Meetup What: Public is welcome to take advantage of our discounted rate of $10 per participant for 2 hours of bowling, arcade, Fly World, and Lazer Tag. For more information, go to our website: www.lcchea.com or find us on Facebook. Hosted by Lycoming & Clinton Counties Home Educators Association.

When: 1st Thursday of each month, 4:00 p.m.-6 p.m.

Where: Kaos Fun Zone, Williamsport.

Homeschooling Families Park Meetups What: Homeschooling families meet for social time and support. Pack a lunch, drinks, camp chairs, sports gear, and other play items. Bathrooms will be open. For more information go to www.lcchea.com or find us on Facebook. Hosted by Lycoming & Clinton Counties Home Educators Association When: 2nd & 4th Tuesday of each month through October, 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.

Where: James Short Park, Loyalsock, Pavilion #1.

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6:00 pm $50.00/person

All RSVP forms due no later than July 1, 2021.

Please make checks payable to WAHS Class of 1980 and mail to Laurie Butters Crane at 435 Crescent Moon Drive, Cogan Station, PA 17728 If you have any questions, please email Laurie at klcrane@housemaster.com

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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.

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CHURCH Free Clothing What: Daniel’s Closet. Free clothing giveaway. Safety guidelines apply.

When: Saturday, June 26th from 8:30 a.m.-11:00 a.m.

Set Up on June 24th. Tear Down on June 28th.

Where: Redeemer Lutheran Church, 1100 Washington Blvd., Williamsport.

Church Service What: Sunday service. Sermon Title: Let’s Trust In God With Our Lives. Sermon Text: Daniel 9:20-27. All are welcome to learn about God and the Christian life.

When: June 27th. Sunday Morning Service Time 10:15 a.m.

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

Kidz Camp What: Survivor Kidz Camp for kids 3rd-6th grades.

More information contact Jody Hickok at jodyhfcc@ gmail.com or visit our website at fairlawncc.com When: July 13-16.

Where: Fairlawn Community Church.

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PERFORMANCES The Heartstrings What: The Heartstrings bands have performances scheduled.

When & Where: June 16th at 7:00 p.m. at the Gamble Farm Inn (acoustic duo).

June 19th at 6:00 p.m. at Bald Birds Brewing Co. (album release).

June 30th at 6:30 p.m. at Basil (acoustic solo).

Big Fish the Musical – Summer Youth Intensive What: BIG FISH tells the story of Edward Bloom, a traveling salesman who lives life to its fullest…and then some! Edward’s incredible, larger-than-life stories thrill everyone around him—most of all, his devoted wife Sandra. But their son Will, about to have a child of his own, is determined to find the truth behind his father’s epic tales. Overflowing with heart and humor, BIG FISH is an extraordinary musical that reminds us why we love going to the theatre—for an experience that’s richer, funnier and bigger than life itself. Tickets at ctlshows. com or 570-327-1777 – on sale May 4th.

When: June 17-19 at 7:30 p.m., June 20 at 2:00 p.m.

Where: Community Theatre League, 100 W 3rd Street, Williamsport.

Band What: Pepper Street band. Open to the public. You must wear a mask on entry. No cover.

When: Friday, June 25, 2021, 8 p.m.

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

Summer Camps at CTL What: Dream Bigger with six weeks of theatrical education and fun at the Community Theatre League’s summer camps! With options for students entering Kindergarten through 12th grade, there’s something

perfect for anyone. Register at ctlshows.com/ summercamp.

When: Starting July 12th!

Where: Community Theatre League, 100 W 3rd Street, Williamsport.

Mamma Mia! What: Donna, an independent hotelier in the Greek islands, is preparing for her for her daughter’s wedding with the help of two old friends. Meanwhile, Sophie, the spirited bride, has a plan – secretly inviting three men from her mother’s past, in hopes of figuring out which of them is her father to escort her down the aisle. Based on the music of ABBA. Tickets at ctlshows.com or 570327-1777 – on sale June 1.

When: July 16 & 17, 22-24 at 7:30 p.m., July 25 at 2:00 p.m.

Where: Community Theatre League, 100 W 3rd Street,

Williamsport.

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Healthy Lifestyles Meeting What: Enjoy a healthier body by learning a healthy lifestyle at weekly meeting and discussion.

When: Saturdays through July 2 at 10:00 a.m.

Where: Garden View Church of Christ, 1941 Princeton Avenue, Williamsport.

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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If your exercise program is getting stale or if you are feeling less than motivated, try adding new “old” exercises to your routine.

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instead of climbing stairs, we have stair-climbing machines. I once had a professor that was discussing a person that was asked by their doctor to break a sweat and elevate their heart rate for at least 20 minutes a day.

Their solution was to sit in a hot tub and drink a martini. I’m pretty sure this was not what their doctor had in mind.

To begin an exercise program at home, start with the basics. Simple pushups, chin-ups, lunges, and other bodyweight exercises work very well.

Focus on the perfection of technique, and don’t let your ego dictate form.

Just because you could perform 100 pushups without breaking a sweat when you were eighteen doesn’t mean that is the place to begin. Build repetitions and/or resistance over time and gradually try more advanced exercises. Feel free to incorporate lifting objects you find around your house or work, of course with proper technique, throughout the day. This is an easy way to add exercise into your workday while you might otherwise be waiting for a phone call or have a few extra minutes to spare.

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eople are living longer than ever and many of us want to remain active later in life. All those years of activity can wear on our bodies, especially our joints. While minor pain and aches are normal, long-lasting pain or pain that causes you to make lifestyle changes are something you should consider talking to your provider about because it may be arthritis.

Arthritis is a general term for conditions that affect the joints and surrounding tissues. Its most common form is osteoarthritis, which occurs when the cartilage that cushions joints breaks down, causing bones to rub together. The main symptoms of arthritis are joint pain, swelling, and stiffness, which typically worsen with age.

Do I need joint replacement surgery?

Joint replacement surgery may be helpful for those with serious knee and hip pain. Surgeons perform more than 600,000 knee replacements and 300,000 total hip replacements in the United States each year.

Chronic pain doesn’t have to be a daily part of life. Treatment of arthritis starts without surgery. Less invasive treatment options include: – Braces or other supports – Anti-inflammatory medicines, such as ibuprofen or naproxen – Heat and ice – Corticosteroid, hyaluronic acid, or platelet-rich plasma joint injections – Physical therapy These treatments can provide temporary relief, but they don’t solve the underlying cause of the problem. Some people suffer with pain, swelling, or stiffness for years before considering surgery, while others see a provider when mechanical symptoms – buckling, clicking, grinding, or limping – get worse. These symptoms can cause long-term damage to the joint as well as present safety issues such as falling at home or at work, which can lead to other issues. When the pain is preventing you from living the life you want to live, surgery may be the answer.

What should I expect with surgery and recovery?

Hospital stays for joint replacement surgery average only a day or two. Factors that can speed up or slow down

effects. The good news is that post-surgical pain will improve daily, which is better than suffering through a lifetime of arthritis pain.

When will I be back to normal?

Recovery times can vary. It’s good to get moving as soon as possible, so physical therapy usually begins the day after surgery. You should expect to use crutches or a walker until your doctor decides you can walk unassisted.

Even though the skin incision will heal in a few weeks, the process of continued healing can take up to a year.

Studies show that about eight out of ten people who have a hip or knee replacement are pain free within a year.

As active adults, you may be concerned about missing work for your surgery and recovery. If you have a sedentary job or can perform your job with minimal movement and lifting, you may be able to return to work within six weeks. If you have a labor-intensive job, it could be three months before you are ready for physically demanding tasks or to take on any heavy lifting.

For many patients, joint replacement is the best option to return to an active, pain-free life. No one should have to live a life limited by pain. A new hip or knee can allow you to return to your favorite activities like walking, swim-

ming, biking, playing with your grandchildren, golfing, fishing, or hunting. If joint replacement surgery sounds like it might be right for you, talk to your doctor or an orthopaedic specialist.

They’ll help you weigh the benefits and risks and put you on the path to living with joints that work for you.

Kyle Hubler, DO, is an orthopaedic surgeon specializing in total hip and knee replacements at UPMC in North Central Pa., that sees patients in Williamsport and Muncy. To schedule an appointment with Dr. Hubler, call 570321-2020. For more information on joint replacement surgery at UPMC, visit UPMC.com/OrthoNCPA.

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your recovery include your overall health – condition before surgery, age, medical history, and other risk factors – and how fast you progress with physical therapy. Some patients may even be able to go home on the same day as their hip or knee replacement.

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OVID has sucked up much of the air this past year and has caused many other serious concerns to be pushed to the side. This is not only true in the national picture but also in Lycoming County. While the shutdowns have played havoc with commerce and education, it has also had a terrible impact on those suffering from addiction, especially opioid addiction.

Pennsylvania is now better known as the Heroin State than the Keystone State. A recent Pittsburgh Post-Gazette special report found that drug deaths in Allegheny County are three times the national average. The Philadelphia Inquirer recently noted that some street corners in Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood that sell heroin are grossing more than $20 million annually! Addiction is harmful enough, but heroin and other powerful opioids are the primary instruments resulting in overdose deaths, and this is where the COVID pandemic has really been costly.

Before the pandemic, the PA Department of Health reported a 19%

decline in overdose deaths from 2017 to 2019. However, 2020 saw overdose numbers skyrocket and is expected to be the worst year on record for overdose deaths in our state. And if this is not disturbing enough, rural areas are outpacing urban areas. For example, Blair County in the central part of the state has seen a 78% spike in drug overdose deaths in 2020 compared to 2019.

Our excellent local news site, OnthePulsenews.com, highlighted the plight we are facing in Lycoming County. Heroin is the primary villain but is rapidly being challenged by Fentanyl and Methamphetamine becoming the local drugs of choice.

Meth is highly addictive, and Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid that is 80-100 times more powerful than morphine.

The endless search for the greater high keeps introducing more and more potent drugs hitting the streets. On the Pulse News noted that an even more powerful drug used by veterinarians on horses, Xylazine, has begun to hit our local streets.

The popular opinion of explaining the increasing numbers of overdose deaths both locally and beyond during

the pandemic is generally attributed to the depression of isolation as well as the limited access to therapy such as Narcotics Anonymous meetings.

Though these met virtually, the lack of group support had to have taken an emotional toll. Quite frankly, the COVID shutdowns made the desperate even more desperate.

This is a problem that impacts all of us. Besides the personal destruction, drug addiction wrecks families, often leads to crime and taxes the emergency services in the local hospitals. It was just these concerns that caused Judge Nancy Butts to seek community involvement back in 2012 to form a Heroin Task Force.

Judge Butts’ leadership and support from Lycoming Clinton West Branch Drug and Alcohol Abuse Commission director Shea Madden work with sub-committees in the medical field, government support agencies, businesses, law enforcement, faithbased groups, and others to bring awareness to the problem, and seek to direct those suffering from addiction issues to find the help they needed.

Unfortunately, that ground-level, indigenous, public-minded movement was interrupted by those who felt that a top-down, executive focus was more appropriate. It was not long before the initiative just faded away.

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But the problem has not gone away; if anything, it has become much worse.

Rather than lament the past, we need to renew that public spirit that at least made a push back to the increase in drug addiction in our area.

Probably almost everyone in Lycoming County knows someone or knows someone who knows someone with serious drug issues. Don’t stand on the sidelines — be an agent of hope.

Direct anyone with a drug or alcohol issue to contact the Lycoming Clinton West Branch Drug and Alcohol Abuse Commission, 213 West Fourth Street in Williamsport, telephone number 570-323-8543. Their caseworkers are highly professional and process 2,000 individuals each year. They know what to do and know how to help. Drug addiction in Lycoming County is everyone’s problem, and everyone can be part of the answer to it.

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arents walk a fine line when trying to determine how much time to allow their kids to engage in game play. Game play has traditionally had a bad reputation, but parents can rest assured that by letting their children get involved in entertaining games of all types, including video games, they’re actually helping their youngsters in various ways.

1. Board games present chances for learning.

Board games are some of the first games young children get to play, and they can

serve as introductions to lessons kids will ultimately learn in school. Simple games help children follow directions, learn colors, numbers, and develop hand-eye coordination, according to Scholastic. As kids age and games become more challenging, the chances for learning increase.

2. Games help with physical development.

Parenting magazine reports that outdoor play entices children to be active and can boost fitness and physical stamina. All types of games work the body by strengthening muscles and

bones. Being outdoors in the fresh air and sunshine is good for the body and mind. When a child is physically fit, he or she also may have a strong immune system that reduces the risk of developing diseases like obesity or diabetes later in life.

3. Games can boost creativity Whether they’re following the rules or finding ways to circumvent them, games offer opportunities for children to delve into their creative sides and utilize their imaginations. Video games can immerse them in different worlds where they can ponder the what-ifs of role play.

4. Boost interest in school subjects Certain video games depict historical

settings or events that drive the play.

Players may want to learn more about these situations and events. In addition, sparking an interest in various subjects and keeping the mind active can improve basic cognitive functions, states the pregnancy and childcare resource Maternity Glow.

5. Games allow for broadened social activity Much in the way that game nights can help adults bond and make new friends, children who play games together may be able to meet others and engage with kids their age due to this shared interest.

Children can benefit from game play in ways that might surprise their parents.

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The Bookworm Sez

By Terri Schlichenmeyer “Hype: How Scammers, Grifters, and Con Artists Are Taking Over the Internet – And Why We’re Following” by Gabrielle Bluestone c.2021, Hanover Square Press $28.99 / $35.99 Canada 352 pages eah, says who?

The answer likely depends on who’s asking but the outcome is still

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the same: once was, if it was a parent or teacher, you took a deep breath before replying. Now, as an adult, you still want to think before answering. Is it you who says or, as in the new book “Hype: How Scammers, Grifters, and Con Artists Are Taking Over the Internet – And Why We’re Following” by Gabrielle Bluestone, is it someone who’s out for your money?

Who remembers Fyre Festival?

In case you don’t, Fyre Festival was

an exclusive multi-day celebration featuring bands, brands, and fun.

Attendees were told they’d be shuttled by private transportation to a lush Bahamanian island, luxurious accommodations, lavish food and drink, and elbow-rubbing with stars.

Cost: up to $250,000 for the biggest, most impressive package.

Social media users went wild; who’d even think of missing a party like that? But if anyone ever noticed for a second that it all sounded too good to be true, they were right: illconceived and not-so-organized by

Billy McFarland, who was later duly punished for yet another scheme he’d launched, Fyre Festival was a scam.

So why did so many people – folks who plainly knew better – fall for it?

The answer, as Bluestone shows, lies both in psychology and marketing, both of which were expertly used for Fyre Festival.

We are social creatures, and we tend to flock to where we think people are – especially if that place is online. As a species, we absolutely suffer from FOMO (fear of missing

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out) and from neophilia (the love of new things), and we crave the validation of belonging and the feeling we get when it’s boosted by perceived exclusivity. As addicting as they are, our smartphones are also to blame because they meet many of our psychological needs.

Moreover, we humans have been like this for centuries. So beware – but get used to it.

If all you wanted to do this week was to read something that’s very entertaining, “Hype” is a good choice. With its focus on the Fyre Festival scam, this book is like viewing a metaphorical train wreck from the caboose: it’s a safe enough distance away, but still scary.

Mostly, it’s scary because author Gabrielle Bluestone, a former Vice journalist, shows how easy it is for even the savviest person to get scammed. We are imminently dupeable; all it takes is someone who’s glib and can manipulate the system, and we’re done.

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Many hunters who regularly buy their licenses as soon as sales begin are motivated by securing a Deer Management Assistance Program (DMAP) permit, which are available in limited numbers and enable holders to harvest antlerless deer in any established deer season.

Buying early also helps ensure hunters won’t miss their opportunity to apply for an antlerless deer license.

A resident Pennsylvanian who buys their 2021-22 hunting license is eligible to apply for an antlerless deer license July 12. Nonresidents can apply July 19. And a second round in which

a hunter can receive a second antlerless deer license begins Aug. 2 for Wildlife Management Units where licenses remain. And if licenses still remain, a final round begins Aug. 16.

It’s as important as ever this year for hunters to submit their antlerless deer license applications on schedule. A total of 925,000 antlerless deer licenses are available, down from 932,000 last year. Hunters statewide now have the opportunity to apply for and receive additional antlerless deer licenses, as long as licenses remain available, and provided that a hunter holds no more than six unfilled antlerless licenses at a time. And the return of concurrent

hunting for antlered and antlerless deer during the duration of the firearms deer season gives hunters in much of the state additional time to fill their tags.

Further details are outlined in the Hunting & Trapping Digest.

Hunting licenses can be purchased online at https://huntfish.pa.gov, a newly launched customer-friendly licensing platform. Just create an account or log into one you previously created to purchase all the licenses you need. A map to locate a license issuing agent near you can be found on the Licenses and Permits page at www.pgc. pa.gov.

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15 antlerless licenses available for the archery-only elk season, which runs from Sept. 11 through 25, when bulls are in the rut. There are 32 antlered and 77 antlerless licenses available for the general six-day regular elk season, which runs from Nov. 1 through 6.

Licenses are awarded by lottery.

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DAY TWO (cont.): “The Really, Really Ugly.” early two hours had passed as Travis skinned out the bear on the steep hillside in the thick brush aided only by a dim headlamp. It was not an easy task by himself, and the job was nearly complete when he let out a blood-curdling yell. Moments later, as his light began to move downhill, he yelled to me, “Jon, I am going to need your help!”

Then, as the light continued downhill, he yelled out the most frightening thing of all, as he shrieked, “I think I have cut my femoral artery!”

In seconds, thoughts flashed through my head — and none of them were good. I have always heard that if your femoral artery is cut, you have 90 seconds to 2 minutes until you pass out from a near-complete loss of blood. We were in a remote wilderness area, and the ride to camp by horse would take over an hour. My cell phone was use-

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less. We were so far from camp that if I fired an SOS signal with my rifle or handgun, no one would hear it.

When Travis reached me, his face was already pale. His left leg was solid blood from crotch to his blood-filled boot. On his last cut on the bear, his knife had slipped, and the blade sunk deep into his upper thigh. As he crawled down the hill, he had managed to tie his belt around his leg as a makeshift tourniquet and had sent an SOS signal from his satellite phone, but with the thick canopy of the dense evergreen forest, he could not be sure it even went out.

It was as if I was staring into the face of death itself.

Travis did not want to leave me behind and insisted that I get on my horse, but I convinced him that I would be just fine by myself, even if I had to spend the night and that I would only slow him down on his ride back to camp. I held his horse steady as he slung his left leg over the saddle, with blood flying everywhere. As he rode down the trail and his light slowly went out of view, I

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these mountains recently, and they would be nothing to mess with, particularly in the dark. Add to that — there was a freshly skinned black bear carcass nearby and a good deal of human blood trailing from it down the hillside to me!

If a grizzly did come near, the horse and mule would alert me to its presence — at least, that was my hope.

I couldn’t shake the vision of Travis as he mounted his horse with his pale face and blood-soaked leg. I kept shaking my head, convinced that I had seen him for the last time as his light had disappeared down the trail. There was little doubt that the severe blood loss

would cause him to pass out on his ride to camp. For certain, I would be riding out at daybreak, and for certain, it was the last I would ever see of Travis.

Sometime between 10:30 and midnight, under the star-filled western sky and in the depths of the surrounding darkness, I made a pact with God. What I asked of Him and what I promised Him in return is between us, and it is something I will honor until my last days.

Sometime after midnight, I saw two headlamps coming up the trail. It was two other guides, Nick and another Travis. I choked on the words as I asked

about my guide, Travis. He had made it to camp but did not recall most of the ride. They had cut off his bloody pants and removed the blood-filled boot, cleaned, and dressed the wound, and the camp cook was rushing him to the hospital over an hour away. He was in shock, but he had made it to camp and was on his way to professional help.

I was tired and relieved when we reached camp, and I dismounted my horse. Nick asked me if I was hungry and if he could get me something to eat.

I merely said, “Whiskey, please — does anyone please have any whiskey?!?”

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had a sickening feeling that there was simply no way that this was going to end well.

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understand it correctly, the hatch will show up here in the next year or so.

So how does the Brood X cicada fit into the fishing picture?

Last week a friend of mine in southeastern Pennsylvania sent me some video of his private pond; bass and bluegills were gathered under trees and shrubs along the bank, waiting to devour every cicada that fell into the water. The video reminded me of the footage I’ve seen of piranhas in the Amazon devouring some unfortunate critter that fell into the river.

The cicada is a favorite of many fish; trout will readily take it, and it is a great food source for our river smallmouths and largemouths, and even panfish.

You may want to stock up on some cicada patterns in the coming months. Obviously, the fly-fishing season is not over — it’s just changing.

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foam material that floats well.

While this pattern would maybe even take trout on occasion, it is a killer on ponds when fishing for bluegills.

Don’t be concerned if you don’t tie your own flies since terrestrials are well represented in places where flies and fly-tying materials are sold. Locally Blue Heron in Milton is a good place to find a good selection of tying materials or a good selection of well-tied flies, including terrestrials. Speaking of tying your own flies, Muncy resident and fishing friend Doug Zehner ties his own patterns, and he is very creative in the process.

Doug has already created what looks like a very effective pattern to imitate the cicadas.

The “cicadas,” you ask? That’s a big flying bug that only shows up every seventeen years, and yes, it is now hatching in southern and eastern Pennsylvania; if I

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One of the more famous is “Chicks dig the plate. It is indeed a special moment.

Once reaching the Major League level, long ball.” The phrase comes from a Nike where home runs are commonplace, commercial featuring Tom Glavine, Greg the first time the feat is accomplished, Maddux, and Mark McGwire. Actress the immediate reaction of teammates Heather Locklear is shown giving all her is to retrieve the baseball somehow attention to McGwire because he hits to provide a lasting memento of the home runs, while she doesn’t care about accomplishment. Even if it is not their Glavine or Maddux’s Cy Young Awards.

To the consternation of many, today’s first home run, there have been many tales of players hitting a home run after MLB game features way too many home they have told a youngster, a sick patient, runs and even more strikeouts that detract or birthday celebrant that they would do from the action of the game. While home runs are much more commonplace than just that for them.

For former MLB and Japanese League years ago, a home run hitter circling the standout Tom O’Malley, currently the bases is much more entertaining than coach of South Williamsport High watching strikeout victims trudge back School’s softball team, that MLB first to the dugout. As a matter of record, in home run was something very special 2019, there were 6,776 home runs hit for the O’Malley family. Drafted by the in the Major Leagues; this compares to

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However, the Dodgers saw something else; Hayes’s failure to touch first base.

They appealed the play, and Hayes was ruled out. No home run or even a base hit as he had not correctly touched first base.

On the very same evening, Kansas City’s top prospect Bobby Witt Jr. playing at AAA NW Arkansas, smashed a 430-foot blast over the left-field fence, but the umpire said he didn’t touch home plate and was ruled out on appeal. While there wasn’t a review process at the AAA level, camera angles showed Witt did step on home plate. An argument can be made that it is silly for a player to be called out after hitting a ball over the fence for missing a base by a small margin.

Three days later, Houston Astros’ second baseman Jose Altuve had one of the shorter home run trots in baseball history.

Playing in Minneapolis, Altuve hit a line drive down the left-field line that ricocheted off the yellow “foul pole” and bounced back to the field. Altuve was sprinting around second base when the umpires called “foul ball.” The play was then reviewed, and it was determined the ball was indeed a home run. The umpires then ruled that Altuve didn’t need to finish his home run trot, meaning he didn’t have to touch third base or home plate for the home run to count.

In this case, they definitely awarded a home run. Confusing scenarios, indeed.

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Baseball announcers are often heard stating that when you come to the ballpark, no matter how long you’ve been a baseball fan, you are likely to see something that you’ve never seen before.

Even with the preponderance of long balls clearing the fences in recent weeks, there have been instances that have left folks scratching their heads.

By MLB definition, “a home run occurs when a batter hits a fair ball and scores on the play without being put out or without the benefit of an error. In almost every instance of a home run, a batter hits the ball in the air over the outfield fence in fair territory. In that situation, the batter is awarded all four bases, and any runners on base score as well. The batter can circle the bases at his leisure, as there is no threat of him being thrown out.”

The use of the word “awarded” is indeed a bit misleading. There is a catch. The home run hitter must touch all three bases and home plate to officially score the run.

Earlier this month, Pittsburgh Pirates outstanding rookie third baseman Ke’Bryan Hayes hit a first-inning home run off Dodgers’ pitcher Walker Buehler that barely cleared the right-field Clemente wall inside the foul pole. Not knowing the ball went over the fence, Hayes began racing around the bases until he saw the umpire’s home run signal.

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T ec h n ic al S ales R ep res en t at iv e

The T ec h nic al Sales Rep resentative will be the primary contact between PM F and our ex isting and prospective customers, promoting PM F’ s capabilities to secure sales.

Essential D uties and Resp onsib ilities • Prepare q uotations f or our manuf acturing services.

• I n conj unction with engineering determine process req uirements including outsourcing.

Call 570-326-9322

• Secure orders and collaborate with production control to arrange deliveries.

• Ex plore improvements to meeting customer req uirements in q uality and cost.

• Attend Trade Shows representing PM F. • Develop mark eting strategies, i.e., Link edI n, PM F’ s website, etc.

• Acq uire k nowledge of our processes and capabilities to adeq uately represent PM F. • C onf er with customers to align their design with our processes.

• I nterpret and communicate customer purchase order req uirements to various departments, identif y issues or concerns, and recommend resolutions.

• Stay abreast of latest developments within the industry.

• V isit customers to promote PM F’ s capabilities, as req uired.

• G enerate and f ollow up on sales leads.

Skills and Qualifications • Post-secondary degree in Engineering or B usiness/ Finance with a manuf acturing back ground. Sound j udgment and good decision-mak ing sk ills. Self -motivated and teamoriented

THE EARLY CHILDHOOD LEARNING CENTER is hiring for two full time assistant teachers. Applicants must be at least 18 years and have a minimum of two years of childcare experience.

Applicants must be able to clear a full background check and health check. Starting rate between $10$11/hour based on experience/education level. Call 570-323-2025 for more information. Resumes can be sent via email to eclcfsbc@ gmail.com. The ECLC is an EOE. 155014 CARPENTER & CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISOR WANTED For Log And Timber Frame Company. Prefer 3 Years Carpentry Experience. Competitive Wages And Benefits. Call 570-745-2388. 155401

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S c h edu lin g A s s is t an t The Scheduling Assistant reports to the Scheduling M anager and is responsible f or assisting with the master production plan to ensure product is delivered on time in a cost-ef f ective manner. This role operates within the contex t of a f ast-paced and customiz ed-product j ob shop, with the mission of ex ceptional customer f ocus, meeting, or ex ceeding customer ex pectations.

Essential D uties and Resp onsib ilities • G enerate, monitor, and maintain the production schedule.

• Perf orm costing.

• Re uisition materials and maintain a material certification database.

• Provide lead time and inventory data f or all products.

• Assist in releasing production j obs.

• Help to maintain shipment schedules.

• C ommunicate schedules to departments in order to meet promised customer delivery dates.

• Report on production capacity • Work wit production managers to accomplis sc edules.

• Assist in monitoring actual output vs. the M aster Production Plan • Follow all I SO / AS standards.

Skills and Qualifications

• B lueprint reading

• Post High School degree in Accounting, Finance, or B usiness Administration

• G ood mechanical aptitude • M ust pass PM F’ s pre-employment screenings, including: Functional C apacity Ex am, back ground check , drug test and nicotine test.

M ust learn: • Solid Works and Job Boss – ERP system • G eometric tolerances and drawing interpretation.

Ph ysic al Req uirements

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HAPPY ACRES RESORT Is Hiring For Housekeeping, All Types Of Maintenance And Groundskeeper.

570-753-8000. 155737

pref erred.

• Ex perience with M icrosof t suite of applications is a must.

• Strong work ethic, ex cellent organiz ational sk ills • Ability to work independently and to communicate ef f ectively with team members.

• Previous ex perience in material and resource planning in a manuf acturing environment is a plus.

Office duty: able to sit, stand and walk, lift up to 25 pounds.

Ph ysic al Req uirements

I n addition, able to set up show booth and transport parts and mark eting materials.

Office duty: able to sit, stand and walk, lift up to 25 pounds.

PM F is an employee-owned company ( ESO P) of f ering a clean and saf e environment, excellent benefits, and competitive wages. We are a growing company that provides wellness programs, opportunities f or continuous learning, teamwork, and a culture of employee input and participation. We care about our customers, employees, and the community. PM F is a nicotine-f ree environment.

PM F is an employee-owned company ( ESO P) of f ering a clean and saf e environment, excellent benefits, and competitive wages. We are a growing company that provides wellness programs, opportunities f or continuous learning, teamwork, and a culture of employee input and participation. We care about our customers, employees, and the community. PM F is a nicotine-f ree environment.

I nterested candidates may apply online at www.pmfind.com or send resumé to:

I nterested candidates may apply online at www.pmfind.com or send resumé to:

PM F IN D U ST RIES, Inc .

2601 Reac h Road • PO B ox 318 6 W illiamsp ort, PA 17 7 01 Eq ual O pportunity Employer, including disability and protected veteran status.

PM F IN D U ST RIES, Inc .

2601 Reac h Road • PO B ox 318 6 W illiamsp ort, PA 17 7 01 Eq ual O pportunity Employer, including disability and protected veteran status.

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Outdoor Banners * Trade Show Signs Roll Up Banners * And More!

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570-368-8021

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• Commercial

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229 Nelson St., Jersey Shore • June 26th, 9:00am

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Tom Ross

Beautiful Home located at 229 Nelson Street Jersey Shore, PA 17740.

Home is raised and not considered Flood Zone. 3 Bedroom with Two full Bathrooms. Handicap friendly with like new lift chair for easy access. Large Deck. Great parking area, Large lot for lots of room to grow. With plenty of storage under house.

GUNS - HUNTING

2-Remington Model 700 22-250. Rifles with High Powered Scopes, Winchester 1890 22. Short Rifle, Winchester Model 70 LTR 7mm with 3x9 Tasco Scope, Savage Edge 243 Win. with Tasco 3x9 Scope, Suhl Model 1500 Standard Single 22. LR Right Handed action with left handed stock, Marlin Micro Groove Barrel 22. Cal. Rif le w/ Weaver Scope, Winchester Model 670 30-06 with 3x9 Leupold Scope, Smith & Wesson Model 15-22 with Mil-Dot Scope, Winchester Model 1400 12 ga. Shotgun, 2-1890 Winchester 22’s. Remington Model 700 7mm-08. w/ 25 power Millet Scope, Charles Daly 12 ga. Shotgun, 50 Cal. Flintlock Thompson Contender, Colt Pre Woodsman 22. LR #NSN, Smith & Wesson 357 CTG Highway Patrol Pistol, Nice 38.

Special, Hopkins & Allen 38., Ruger 22. Cal Single 6, Ruger 22 Cal Single 6 with 22. Mag Cylinder, Luger 22 LR Stoeger Arms Pistol, Hopkins & Allen Safety Police 32, Sturm Ruger Southport Comecate 357 Mag Blackhawk, High Standard sport King 22, Ruger 22-45 22 Cal, Jennings J22 22LR Pistol, 22 Cal Short Model CDM, Sturm Ruger Police Service 6 357 Mag., Japanese 8mm pisto, RWS Diana 34 .177 Air Pistol, Daisy Bullseye BB Pistol, Marksman Air Pistol, Marksman Dart Pistol, Daisy Model 1700 CO2 Pistol, Old Scout Rifle Shotgun, Lot of Holsters, Winchester Large Rifle Primers, Remington Small Rifle Primers, Remington Large Rifle Primers, Peters .65 Primers, Lots of Brass, Compound Bows, Aluminum Arrows, Aluminum Canoe, 9 Horse Mercury Boat Motor, Nice Cannon, Tree Stands, Duck Decoys, Gun Parts, Much More.

AMMO

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Hornet, 7mm Mag, Winchester 243 80 grain, Winchester 243 100 Grain, Winchester 32, 222 Ammo, 32 Smith & Wesson, 7mm-08., 300 Win. Mag., 300 Win. Mag. 150gr., 30-30 150 gr., 30-30 150gr., 17 HMR., 12 ga., 16 ga., Bricks of 22. ammo, Kayak and more.

COLLECTIBLES

Large Copper Apple Butter Kettle and Fire Ring, Large Cast Iron Apple Butter Kettle and Fire Ring, 1924 Hunting License, 100’s of Fishing Lures, Lots of Fishing Reels, Rifle Scopes, Chainsaws, Indian Artifact Arrowheads, Sports Trading Cards, Civil War Pictures, Animal Artwork, PA Game News, Tree Climbing Gear, Ready Heater, Old Monopoly Games, Deer Mounts, Lots of Glassware, Kids Toys, New Sunglasses, Portable Dishwasher, John Deere 13hp Riding Mower, M Child’s Electric Scooter, Furniture, Much More.

TERMS: No Buyer’s Premium. Cash or Good Check!

Auctioneer: Howard N. Rainey AU-003834-L Jersey Shore, PA 17740 • 570-279-2103 or 570-398-4415

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Fully Insured.

570-419-6326. 155010

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Call 570-419-0380. 222222

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NO PEEKING ALLOWED! SEE PAGE 62 FOR THIS WEEKS GAMES

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APARTMENTS DOWNTOWN 1 & 2 Bedroom Completely Furnished Luxury Apartments. Roof Top Patio Decks, Spiral Staircase, Big Screen TVs, All Linens And Parking Included. 3 Month Lease, $1,000.00 A Month 570-916-3309 MUNCY MAIN STREET, Modern 2nd Floor, 1 Bedroom.

All Utilities Except Heat And Electric (Shared Balcony), No Pets, No Smoking Inside. Available July 1st. Showing By Appointment Before July 1st. 570546-9391. 155398

WILLIAMSPORT- NICHOLS COURT APARTMENTS, AVAILABLE NOW! 1 BEDROOM APARTMENTS MUST BE 62 YRS. OR OLDER & MEET FEDERAL PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS. RENT INCLUDES ALL UTILITIES. SECTION 8 VOUCHERS ACCEPTED AND BUS STOPS AT BUILDING. NON-SMOKING BUILDING. THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER AND EMPLOYER. PLEASE CALL 1-800-735-3068, Ext. # 147, TTD: 711 TO REQUEST AN APPLICATION. 155728

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Williamsport - GRACE STREET- RENT SPECIAL! FIRST MONTH RENT FREE WITH SECURITY DEPOSIT PAID IN FULL FOR 1 BRM. APTS. NOW AVAILABLE FOR ALL THOSE 62 YRS. OR OLDER WHO MEET FEDERAL PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS. W/W CARPET, A/C. ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED EXCEPT TELEPHONE AND CABLE. SECTION 8 ACCEPTED. CALL FOR APPLICATION AND INFORMATION. 1-800-735-3068, TDD 711. THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER & EMPLOYER. 155734

WILLIAMSPORT - LINN STREET MANOR - RENT SPECIAL! FIRST MONTH RENT FREE WITH SECURITY DEPOSIT PAID IN FULL FOR 1 BRM. APTS. W/ 2 APTS. DESIGNED TO ACCOM. NEEDS OF A WHEELCHAIR. RENT INCLUDES UTILITIES. MUST BE 62 YRS. OR OLDER & MEET FEDERAL PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS. SECTION 8 ACCEPTED. FOR INFO. CALL 1-800-735-3068. OR 570-322-2444. TDD 711. THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER & EMPLOYER. 155735

SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT 1 Bedroom Apartment, Newly Remodeled. Includes Washer/Dryer, Fridge, Stove. $650/Month. Available July 1st. No Smoking, No Pets. 570-560-0309. 155550

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570-971-3948. 155729

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