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trust in God, I love my Baseball has been how to pull country, and will respect off a Little League World Series its laws, I will play fair, and but not compromise the health strive to win, but win or of the participants and those lose, I will always do my best. surrounding them during a It just seemed fitting to start pandemic. And again, we’re not this week’s column with the talking about adults playing a Jim professional sport.

Little League Pledge. Like most Webb, Jr. things created by Little League As most of you know, I am a Baseball, it’s ahead of its time. It was huge believer and supporter of Little written over six decades ago by Peter League Baseball. I have stated before McGovern and provides the perfect there is no better man for the corner words to start every sporting event in office at Little League than Steve our Nation. However, even better than Keener. I had an opportunity to talk that, is that it could be used to start with him and get an overview of just every sporting event, including the how the past six months have played Olympics. The words could be recited out; I’d like to share. by any nation in any language and be In February, the process began with completely understood as positive. the appointing of the Little League Little League Baseball has been International Pandemic Response a worldwide leader in developing Advisory Commission. Their goal was equipment and safety protocols since to study the situation and inform Little its founding. Many of the ideas put League if it was even possible and what into play right here in our hometown would be needed to hold the 2021 have found their way to every level of LLWS. This was the first step to having baseball, including the Major League. the event. The commission, which What an amazing job Little League is made up of health professionals CEO Steve Keener and his team have from around the world was beyond done navigating in the COVID-19 thorough, even to the point that Little gauntlet. Before I get started, let’s League had to put all new air filtration remember the Little League World systems in every building. The Series held in South Williamsport is requirements of this commission far made up of players between the ages exceeded anything the CDC, state, or of 10 and 12 years old. That creates a national government would require. whole different set of challenges for By early May, everything necessary return to play. As the calendar turned to make a 2021 LLWS a reality was to 2021, we didn’t even know if there in place. It was announced that the would be a LLWS. Then in May, it was World Series would be played. The announced there would be a World risk of bringing teams from across the Series, and now we’ve reached the world during a pandemic obviously point where there will even be fans in made no sense, so it would be an allattendance.

USA sixteen-team championship.

The focus by everyone at Little League So, how did this all get done in such

a short time? It was accomplished by a lot of hardworking, committed people at Little League and beyond.

One person Steve asked me to single out is LLB Chief Operating Officer Pat Wilson. His efforts have gone above and beyond and are a major reason there is a World Series this year.

CEO Keener also wanted me to give a tip of the hat to MLB and UPMC. Commissioner Rob Manfred and MLB committed whatever was necessary to help with the mitigation of the World Series. The most important aspect of this has been providing Spectrum Solutions, which does onsite COVID testing for all MLB teams.

They will provide the same service at the LLWS. Equally important is that Commissioner Manfred/MLB are going to pay the bill for this COVID incurred cost. Upon arriving in Williamsport, every team member will be tested, and continued testing protocol will be in place.

The other longtime Little League partner to assure everybody’s health and wellbeing is UPMC Susquehanna.

Through the efforts of President Steve Johnson, they have done a remarkable job over the years of providing athletic trainers and healthcare for those in attendance at the World Series. They have now taken their game to the next level.

During the entire process, UPMC has committed Dr. Rutul Dalal, Director of Infectious Diseases, and Dr. Seth Kinley, Director of Musculoskeletal, to help provide protocol, mitigation, and medical expertise. Little League and UPMC officials recently cut the ribbon on the opening of a wellness center in Dr. Creighton J. Hale International Grove. It will have two exam rooms, four patient rooms, and an isolation medical area right on site.

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Simply put, the folks at Little League International have assembled an AllStar team dedicated to the health and wellbeing of all those in attendance.

So, now let’s talk about what the Little League World Series will look like for the fans this year. There will be 250 passes per team. This will allow for family, friends, and community members to be seated in the friendly confines of both Volunteer and Lamade Stadiums.

In addition, the LLWS will be offering 3,000 passes per day, outside of the stadiums. Beginning on August 17th, they will be available on a firstcome, first-serve basis. The process is easy; go to LittleLeague.org/Visit two days prior to the day you would like to attend and register. The passes are good for an entire day of LLWS action.

Remarkably, there will be 5-6 thousand folks in attendance each day at the LLWS. Please look at the glass, or maybe I should say Stadium, as being half full. There will be a Little League World Series, full of excitement and great baseball. There will be a roar of a crowd. There will be memories made for a lifetime by 16 American teams. And there will be a champion from the United States of America crowned. That’s pretty darn good stuff compared to where we were last year.

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It was 15 months ago that we made the difficult decision to cancel the 2020 Little League Baseball® World Series. It was the right decision, but perhaps one of the hardest ones we have ever had to make in Little League’s more than 80-year history. Not being able to welcome the world to Williamsport last year was extremely disappointing to us, our community, and millions of Little Leaguers® around the world.

All the information about how to sign up for these free daily tickets for seating outside of our stadiums and on the iconic Lamade Stadium hill can be found at LittleLeague.org/Visit, along with important safety and security measures, and what fans who do get tickets can expect. We hope for those of you who miss the Little League World Series as much as we did last year, that you’re able to join us. As a reminder, these Complex Access Tickets do not provide access to stadium seating, simply access onto the complex and the areas outside Volunteer and Lamade stadiums.

And, looking ahead to 2022, as we celebrate the 75th Little League Baseball World Series and the expansion to 20 teams with two more international teams and two more U.S. teams, we hope to open our gates and welcome you all to join that celebration.

One of the many difficult decisions we have encountered this summer is how to also have our community join in the celebration of the Little League Baseball World Series. Based on the guidance from the Pandemic Advisory Commission and NJH, limiting the players’ interaction with the public is one of the best ways to reduce their risk of contracting COVID-19. This means limiting the number of fans onsite for the World Series. As any parent can appreciate, first and foremost, we wanted to give families the opportunity to watch their children play, which is why we are providing 250 stadium-access passes to each team.

Thank you for your patience, understanding, cooperation, support, and hospitality as once again children get the opportunity to fulfill their dreams of ending their summer in our hometown.

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Little League® International Board of Directors Pete Cacheiro, Chino, California Janice Christensen, Meridian, Idaho Jenice Condie, San Jose, California Kelly Dine, Hudson, Ohio Chris Drury, Rye, New York Dr. Davie Jane Gilmour, Williamsport, Pennsylvania Serafin Gomez, Reynosa, Mexico Timothy Hughes, Williamsport, Pennsylvania

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With participant safety and emotional well-being as our highest priority, the 2021 World Series will look different in many ways.

But that in no way lessens how excited we are to welcome 16 teams – all from the United States – to our home in less than a month.

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In February 2021, Little League® International made the commitment to do everything possible to bring these tournaments back this summer in a safe and responsible manner for our players and families, and our great Williamsport area community.

We convened the 2021 Little League International Pandemic Response Advisory Commission, made up of leading public health, pediatric medicine, epidemiology, mental health, and operations experts to guide us in our planning. Along with the support of National Jewish Health (NJH), which has developed similar health safety plans with other youth and young adultfocused organizations, colleges and universities, and events, we established our plan to hold our tournaments this summer with a player-first approach to our Little Leaguers’ overall well-being.

While we are seeing brighter days ahead in this pandemic, we still face daily challenges and unknowns. But, as activities return, we wanted to find a way to allow additional fans, outside of those team families, to be a part of the experience. We have extended invitations to our district volunteer leaders and local supporters.

Now, we are happy to extend an opportunity to the Williamsport community and any fans wishing to attend the Little League Baseball World Series to individually request up to four Complex Access Tickets per day. But, to limit the exposure of our players to the general public, we have to limit this opportunity to 3,000 fans per day during our tournament from August 19-29.

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ach summer, area theater students produce and present a theater production at the Community Arts Center in Williamsport. This year’s Summer Stock production will be “The Sponge Bob Musical” to be presented July 29, 30, and 31. The production is directed

by Lycoming College Theatre Professor Dr. C. Austin Hill, who directed the 2019 Student Summer Stock production of “Newsies.”

The Community Arts Center’s production of “The SpongeBob Musical” is part of the Student Summer Stock Program, which provides an opportunity for students to create alongside working professional theatre-makers to bring new passion and skills back to their community and educational programs. The previous productions under the Student Summer Stock program include shows such as “Newsies,” “Oklahoma!,” “Peter Pan,” “Man of La Mancha,” and “Jesus Christ Superstar.”

“We are incredibly excited to be planning one of the very first productions of ‘The SpongeBob Musical’ in this area

— one of the first productions of the show ANYWHERE, really. On the heels of our production of ‘Newsies’ in 2019, canceling the Student Summer Stock in 2020 was difficult and sad for everyone involved,” Director Hill told Webb Weekly. “We thought it would be a great idea to bring the project back with a HUGE title like this one. But even more, we wanted a production that had some important things to say.

‘The SpongeBob Musical’ FEELS like it was written in response to all of the things that we’ve all been dealing with throughout 2020 — from the COVID pandemic and shutdown to the important social justice movements — somehow, this 2016 show is even more viscerally relevant than it was when it was written. And best of ALL, it will provide wonderful opportunities for our 7-12th grade actor/singer/dancers.

The show is fun, funny, clever, colorful, and wildly inventive. It’s the perfect way to spend our summer.”

Officials at the Community Arts Center are excited and pleased to be hosting the annual Summer Stock program.

“It is such a joy getting to see kids in the theatre once again. You can tell

SpongeBob SquarePants: Sloan Wood Patrick Star: Ava Loehr Sandy Cheeks: Maria Blas Squidward Q. Tentacles: Michael Harry Eugene Krabs: Cale Blakely Pearl Krabs: Kendall Eichenlaub Sheldon J. Plankton: Chase Bower Karen the Computer: Sydney Smith Patchy the Pirate: Aubrey Lenker The Mayor of Bikini Bottom: Lydia Hall Perch Perkins: Lukas Michaels The Electric Skates: Olivia Ciabattari, Grace Barkauskas, and Regan Oaks Mrs. Puff: Kaidyn Rogers

Larry the Lobster/Gary: Artie Dammer Old Man Jenkins: Jayar Rhoades The Foley Artist Fish: Simon Uhter Primary dancers/Ensemble: Ramsey Uhter, Muireann Tran, Mary Herndon, and Regan Oaks, (+Lydia Hall on taps.)

Ensemble: Grace Barkauskas, Hadley Milhomme, Olivia Rogers, Elijah Nilson, Cadi Durant, Lew Shaffer, Alanna Ramos, Caitlyn Killian, Kelly Long, and Olivia Ciabattari.

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chael Miller of stageagent.com states, “SpongeBob SquarePants is also a witty allegory that examines and critiques the politics of the modern era, and it does so in such a way where children will appreciate and understand the plot line, while adults can read between the lines and extract even more from the musical message.”

The production team presenting “Sponge Bob” includes Production Team: Director: C. Austin Hill Production Stage Manager: Sara Altieri Assistant Stage Manager: Makenzie Shimko Choreographer: Allison Hill Assistant Choreographer: Mckayla Cobb Producers: Chuck Still and Fred Parks Music Director: Diana Welshans Technical Director: Titus O’Neil Conductor: William Ciabattari Sound Designer: AJ Robins Costume Designer: Bonnie Hall Assistant Costume Designer: Haley Millard Props Designer: Emma Klopp Light Designer: Heath Hansum Scenic Designer: Jay Innerarity Scene Shop Staff: Lizzy Hall and Nicole McCauley Costume Shop Staff: Lydia Hall The SpongeBob Musical Cast:

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from the rehearsals that these kids have missed performing live. We are so glad to play a part in providing opportunities for theatre enrichment and the chance to bring a really fun show to the Williamsport community,” said Courtney Fowler, Coordinator of Marketing Community Communications for the Community Arts Center.

An adaptation of the beloved Nickelodeon sitcom “SpongeBob SquarePants,” “The SpongeBob Musical,” follows the happy-go-lucky sea sponge, SpongeBob SquarePants, as he lives in his hometown of Bikini Bottom. The town learns the news that a nearby volcano, Mount Humongous, will erupt soon and destroy Bikini Bottom. As the town breaks into a panic, SpongeBob takes it upon himself to try and prove to himself and others that he is not “just a simple sponge” and saves the town from destruction when everyone has lost hope.

The twelve-time Tony Award nominee, with new songs from artists such as Steven Tyler and Joe Perry of Aerosmith, Sara Bareilles, Lady Antebellum, Cyndi Lauper, John Legend, Plain White T’s, David Bowie, and more, “The SpongeBob Musical” provides a fun and family-friendly story, while also exemplifying a narrative of identity, crisis, and community. Mi-

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ollowing the season when everything shut down, the Community Arts Center gears up for the upcoming season of shows during the 2021 Fall Season taking place on the stage in downtown Williamsport.

More shows to be announced at later dates for the upcoming season.

“We are so excited to be able to have shows here again,” stated Marketing Manager, Courtney Fowler, “We’ve been waiting for everything to open back up and we are making sure that everyone can have the experiences that they have been waiting for. The arts are finally coming back.”

The Community Arts Center staff has worked hard to ensure that this season could be made possible despite the unpredictable nature of the world. This season consists of shows of various genres, and tickets are available for purchase at www.caclive.com.

– The SpongeBob Musical 7/29/217/31/21 – Surf City Allstars 8/28/21 – Dailey & Vincent 9/4/21 – Ani DiFranco 9/16/21 – The Machine 9/24/21 – Tommy James and The Shondells 9/25/21 – Mary Chapin Carpenter, Marc Cohn

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and Shawn Colvin Together in Concert 10/3/21 – Nitty Gritty Dirt Band 10/8/21 – Masters of Illusion 10/9/21 – Outback presents Rodney Carrington 10/29/21 – Crowder 10/30/21 – Dallas String Quartet Electric 11/5/21 – Shake & Holla 11/10/21 – Mannheim Steamroller 12/8/21 – Christmas in Killarney 12/14/21 – Tower of Power 3/22/21 The Community Arts Center is devoted to offering experiences for everyone of all ages to be able to enjoy. These shows range from genres of bluegrass, country, comedy and more. There are genres for everyone to enjoy no matter what your taste in music looks like.

Since 1993, the Community Arts Center has been committed to enhancing the quality of life for the community by providing exceptional arts and entertainment events and participatory activities. The CAC has always been a vital part of the downtown Williamsport and Susquehanna Valley arts and cultural scene. More than 25 years later, almost 2 million guests have passed through the CAC doors, and have housed almost 1,500 productions since opening.

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Limited General Public availability through online ticketing system to allow approximately 3,000 people to attend per day ith the start of the Little League Baseball® World Series just weeks away, Little League International has announced its official admission policy for the 2021 Little League Baseball® World Series on August 19-29.

“After a very difficult year and a half, we are looking forward to bringing back this year’s event and welcoming 16 incredible baseball teams from across the nation to Williamsport to participate in the 2021 Little League Baseball World Series,” said Stephen D. Keener, Little League President and CEO. “Annually, fans from around the world come together here in Williamsport, and based on the guidance from our medical consultants, we are pleased to be able to allow a limited number of spectators to experience this year’s World Series, in addition to those from the communities these teams represent, and provide an opportunity to welcome families, friends, and fans, in a limited and safe capacity, to enjoy the Little League Baseball World Series.”

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County Hall Corner: War on Words

By Larry Stout

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hroughout the day, every single one of us is sending and receiving messages: our lives and society function on the ability to communicate effectively. There was a day, not so very, very long ago, when communication focused on seeking clarity between the sender and receiver of information. To communicate well meant that both parties sought to be clear about the message sent.

I have used in my leadership courses an example of misunderstanding with the sentence, “I never said you stole the money.” What exactly does that sentence mean? It turns out that it can mean six different things depending on what word is emphasized. Watch: I never said you stole the money (someone else said it).

I NEVER said… (denying anything to do with the accusation). I never SAID… (I might have implied it or hinted at it).

I never said YOU… (money is missing, someone took it!) I never said you STOLE… (you just borrowed it, right?).

I never said you stole the MONEY. (You are a thief, not just money in this case).

The ‘truth’ of the statement should be on what the sender meant to say, one of the six options. However, here is where communication in the 21st century has changed. What matters is not what is

MEANT by the messenger sender, but how the message is FELT by the one receiving it.

Through the years, I have seen this played out on a number of issues at the Lycoming County Commissioners Meetings. There have been controversies that packed the gallery over gender bias, handicap discrimination, zoning restrictions, LGBTQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer) concerns, and much, much more. In every single one of these episodes, the commissioners have always tried to explain clearly how they came to their decision on these matters.

Those who oppose their message often utilize what I call the New Rules of Rhetoric for the 21st century. Number One is “Experience Over Expertise.” In the past, a person who studied a subject

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COUNTY HALL or had work expertise in an area would have more validity than one who had less. What is true today is more validity is given to the person who has had some negative experience. This is why ‘triggers’ (perceived offenses that are felt) matter more than what was actually said.

In other words, it does not matter what you meant; what matters is how it made me feel. If it hurts me — the message, no matter how factual, is neutralized.

Number Two is “Turn Up the Volume.”

The commissioners meeting are classic illustrations of Law #2, where a particular group with a cause will fill every seat in the room, the public comment speeches will be laced with pain (see Law #1), signs and banners in bold display will highlight the media coverage and the pressure is continued with social media saturation. Communication might make right.

Law Number Three is “Meme the Message.” In advertising, the ultimate goal is to trademark the brand. For example, we use a “Kleenex” to wipe our nose, put on a “Band-Aid” on a sore, take an “Aspirin” for a headache, make a “Xerox” copy, and “Google” a subject we are researching.

All of those are company brand names that become identified with their product.

The same thing is true when words can become exclusive to a cause. The word

“green” used to be a color, now it is a cause for non-fossil fuel energy, “science” was a field of study, now it only applies to epidemic patterns, and so forth. Memes have inspired me to make my new normal to do the math so I can follow the science to be on the right side of history.

Finally, the Fourth Law is “If All Fails, Pull out Hitler.” This one I am borrowing from author Mike Godwin who came up with the “Godwin’s Law of Nazi Analogies” in 1990. It states that as an online discussion grows longer (regardless of topic or scope), the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Adolf Hitler becomes more likely.

Sure enough, we saw this evidenced recently in a local online news publication where a letter to the editor invoked the Nazi comparison to the commissioners’ concerns over the books displayed in the Welch Family Wing of the James V. Brown Library to celebrate Pride Month.

The commissioners received a number of constituents who took offense with this, and two of the commissioners, Scott Metzger and Tony Mussare, responded, asking the library staff to reconsider their decision. Clearly an act of fascist oppression, right?

Today’s War on Words has lots of minefields in the various news and information sites and publications. Reader beware.

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EVENTS EVENTS...

SPCA Safari Camp What: SPCA Safari Camp for ages 6 ½ to 14.

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

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/.

Free Concert What: Renowned barbershop quartet “Achording to Dad” will perform. Grab a lawn chair and bring the family for a fun show.

When: Wednesday, July 28th starting at 7:00 p.m.

Where: Indian Park, Montoursville.

“Insect Jamboree” What: Join the naturalist to learn the defining characteristics of an insect and see some at work around the park. There will be a craft afterwards. All children must be accompanied by an adult in order to participate. Program may be modified or cancelled in the event of severe weather or new CDC Guidelines.

When: Friday, July 30, 2021, at 2:00 p.m.

Where: Hyner Run State Park, Amphitheater.

“PA State Symbols” What: Come and learn some of Pennsylvania’s state symbols, like their tree, fish, and bird in a fun way. All children must be accompanied by an adult in order

to participate. Program may be modified or cancelled in the event of severe weather or new CDC Guidelines.

When: Friday, July 30, 2021, at 6:00 p.m.

Where: Hyner Run State Park, Amphitheater.

Dinner What: Beer battered or broiled haddock dinner or Hot Turkey Sandwich Dinner. Open to the public.

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

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

Take out or eat in. Call 570-327-0255 for take-out orders.

“BYO Kayak” What: During this program there will be a brief introduction to kayaking as well as a tour of Little Pine Reservoir. The history of the area as well as the flora and fauna will be topics of discussion. All participants are asked to bring their own kayaks (kayaks must have a PFBC boat registration or State Park Launch Permit), a U.S. Coast Guard approved Personal Flotation Device (PFD), and a whistle. All children must be accompanied by an adult in order to participate. Program may be modified or cancelled in the event of severe weather or new CDC Guidelines.

When: Saturday, July 31, 2021, at 1:30 p.m.

Where: Little Pine State Park, Boat Launch.

“PA State Symbols” What: Come and learn some of Pennsylvania’s state symbols, like their tree, fish, and bird in a fun way. All children must be accompanied by an adult in order to participate. Program may be modified or cancelled in the event of severe weather or new CDC Guidelines.

When: Saturday, July 31, 2021, at 6:00 p.m.

Where: Little Pine State Park, Amphitheater Grand Opening What: Funenthings Boutique. Contact : Carrie Bernard @ 570-329-6531 When: July 31, 2021, from 1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m.

Where: 520 W. 4th St., Williamsport, bottom floor.

Pops at Pepper Street Saturday, August 7th at 7:00pm

Intro to Kayaking What: Here’s your chance to try kayaking! Participants will learn kayak terminology and basic paddle skills before heading out on the water. Ages 12 and up. Wear shorts and shoes that can get wet. Registration required by emailing rhsummers@pa.gov or calling 570-4777780.

When: Saturday, July 31 from 5:00-6:00 p.m.

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

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! Registration required by emailing Allan Schreffler at alschreffl@pa.gov or by calling 570-4772206.

When: Tuesday, August 3 from 12:00-2:00 p.m.

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

Night Sky Tour What: Take a tour of the night sky to view the planets and summer constellations. Bring your own binoculars or telescopes, flashlight, and bug spray.

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

When: Saturday, July 31 from 8:00-9:00 p.m.

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

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. Registration required by emailing Sarah Derr at sarderr@pa.gov or calling 570-477-5675.

When: Friday, August 6 from 8:30-11:30 a.m.

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

“Dog Days of Summer Morning Walk” What: Join the naturalist for a morning walk on the Buttonball Trail. Some of the flora and fauna will be discussed. Dogs are welcome but must be on a leash not exceeding six feet. All children must be accompanied by an adult in order to participate. Program may be modified or cancelled in the event of severe weather or new CDC Guidelines.

When: Sunday, August 1, 2021, at 9:00 a.m.

Where: Little Pine State Park, By Amphitheater Reunion What: 58th annual Lockcuff reunion will be held for the descendants of George and Chesty Lockcuff. Attendees should bring a dish to share, table service and beverage.

When: Sunday, August 1, 2021.

Where: Bruce Henry Park, Ritchey Avenue, Williamsport.

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

Free Movie in the Park What: Showing Disney’s “Raya and the last Dragon”.

Show will start at dusk. Show up early and have dinner at one of our food truck vendors.

When: Friday, August 6th at dusk.

Where: Indian Park, Montoursville.

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CHURCH Spring Cleaning Giveaway What: Spring cleaning giveaway. Everything is free.

When: Saturday, July 31 from 8:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m.

Where: New Life Presbyterian Church, Hidden Valley Road in Montoursville.

Church Service What: Sunday service. Sermon Title: Intimacy With Christ Doesn’t Happen By Accident. Sermon Text: 1 John 2:1-11. All are welcome to learn about God and the Christian life.

When: Sunday Morning, August 1st. Service time:

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Chicken BBQ What: Tickets are now available for the White Deer Valley Baptist Church’s Annual Chicken Barbecue.

Tickets are required and should be purchased by July 31 from church members or by calling Sue at 570-5069691. Prices are as follows: $10 – chicken meal and $5 – chicken half only. Meals consist of barbecue chicken half, pickled cabbage, potato salad, baked beans, roll, and cookies.

When: Saturday, August 7, 2021, beginning at 4:30 p.m., rain or shine.

Where: White Deer Valley Baptist Church, 572 White Deer Baptist Church Road, Allenwood.

Summer Meals What: Kids Club - Grab and Go Summer Meals. For all kids 0-18 years at no cost. Breakfast and a hot lunch – daily. Meals plus activities, books and outside fun, giveaways. Pickup both meals at one time. Parent/ Guardian may pick up meals for kids. stpaulcalvaryum@ verizon.net, stpaulcalvaryumc.org.

When: Thru August 13, 2021, Monday-Friday, 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

Where: St. Paul Calvary United Methodist Church, 1427 Memorial Ave., Williamsport.

Revival What: 7 Day Revival with Meetings every night during the week at 7:00 p.m., and other events during the day. Saturday brunch and women’s and men’s session.

Sunday service at 10:00 a.m. Go to https://www. liteshineministries.org for more information, or email carolwcamargo@yahoo.com When: Monday, August 23rd-Sunday, August 29th.

Where: Hugesville Campground, 199 Race Street, Hughesville.

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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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Mandy Mango Birthday Bash Drag Show What: It’s a drag show birthday party! It’s Mandy Mango’s 25th birthday and she’s bringing her drag friends for a fun and fabulous evening of drag entertainment! Event is for ages 18+. Dress up in your drag glam (costumes, gowns, cosplay, boas, vintage, etc.) to enter our audience drag contest! It’s your time to play dress up and channel your inner Beyonce! Prizes will be awarded to our winners! Tickets will be sold at the door for $15. Online ticket sales (www.bdaybash. eventbrite.com) will close July 24 11:59pm. After this time, tickets can be purchased at the door. VIP tickets include front row/center aisle seating, sitting with the performers before the show in VIP area, and discounted beer/wine at open bar for event.

When: Sunday, July 25, 2021, Doors open: 3:00 p.m., Show starts at 4:00 p.m.

Where: Bald Birds Brewing Co., 220 Shaffer Lane, Jersey Shore.

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Country Style Ham and Turkey Dinner What: The Parishioners of Immaculate Conception Parish invite you to our annual country style ham and turkey dinner. In addition to the dinner, sandwiches, french-fries, funnel cakes, pies, and ice cream are available on the grounds, as well as a few small games of chance and bingo too. We will also have a variety of homemade jams and jellies, fudge, and candy for sale

in the Summer Kitchen. Ticket prices: Adults - $10.00; Children 4-12 - $5.00; Children 3 & Under – Free; Takeouts – $10.00. Takeouts are available after 1:00 p.m.

When: Labor Day, Monday, September 6, 2021, noon6:00 p.m.

Where: Immaculate Conception Parish Center, 5973 Jacks Hollow Road, Williamsport.

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

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Strawberry-Ras is amazing on an English muffin. Oh, my goodness! We just opened one last night at dinner, but it’s a whole new level putting it on toasted bread. Yes, it is in the morning too. It’s not 3 p.m. or anything, and I am craving toast.

I woke up to a thunderstorm this morning. It was 7:40 a.m., and of course, my kids were still asleep. I made my way downstairs to hear the rain coming down against the windows. After brushing my teeth, I walked over to our dining room sliding door and opened it up to the screen to hear the rain. I then grabbed

my laptop and cozied up on the couch with my Christmas blanket to start writing my Webb column. I figured I’d wait till my kids got up to get breakfast.

As I am writing, about 8 o’clock on the dot, in comes our deer. Now with a wee little one that I just get a kick out of watching with its momma. It was so relaxing. It’s the simple things that make me happy. Like breakfast, breakfast makes me happy.

You know what really makes me happy, though!? When I can have French toast and sausage. Add a little bacon and fruit in there, and I’ll go to sleep with anticipation for that next morning! There is nothing like a big breakfast.

I love supper. When we sit around the table to a delicious meal after a long day and are together at last. But there is just something about gathering around the table for a big homecooked breakfast in the morning. You know what’s even better? Is when it’s ready to pop in the oven when you wake up, or someone else cooks you breakfast. We had our first Sunday morning home in months last Sunday.

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On Saturday, August 7 at 7 p.m. They will be hosting the Paragon Ragtime Orchestra in the sixth annual “Pops at Pepper Street.” And on Saturday, August 14, beginning at 8:30 a.m. at the White Deer Golf Course, the Muncy Historical Society will be sponsoring The Muncy Cup Golf Tournament.

The Paragon Ragtime Orchestra is the world’s only year-round, professional ensemble specializing in the authentic recreation of “America’s Original Music” – the sounds of early theater, “silent” cinema, and vintage dance. PRO came into being due to Juilliard student Rick Benjamin’s 1985 discovery of thousands of historic orchestra scores of legendary Victor recording company.

This extraordinary collection sparked Mr. Benjamin’s formation of his “Paragon Ragtime Orchestra” at The Juilliard School the following year. In 1988 the Orchestra made its formal debut at Alice Tully Hall the first concert ever presented at Lincoln

Center by such an ensemble. Since then, PRO has toured extensively across 48 States and several countries overseas, and their travels have taken the Orchestra to more than 700 performing arts centers.

The outdoor concert location is 232 Pepper Street, Muncy Creek Township, Muncy. Parking is available at Muncy High School and on Painter, Buffington, Lincoln, and Sherman Street Extension streets. In case of inclement weather, the concert will be held indoors, in the Muncy High School gymnasium, with on-site parking and street parking nearby.

In addition to music for all ages, the Muncy Historical Society will provide free popcorn. Come early and support the Muncy Band Association and/or Boy Scout Troop #25, who will both have picnic-fare foods available at their stands.

The “Pops at Pepper Street” free-to-thepublic concert is sponsored by Muncy Historical Society and communityminded business partners and private individuals, along with a grant from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts.

Now in its 21st year, the Muncy Cup Golf Tournament is a major fundraiser for the Muncy Historical Society’s

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winner, Brett Morgan, Muncy, received the most votes for his “Fancy Farm Boy (A Familiar Stranger)” wall hanging.

The “Log Cabin and Variations” Challenge winners were Annette Foresman and Karen Shipton for their wall hangings and Nancy Eischeid, Lucy Henry, and Annette Foresman for their bed quilts. Nancy Simmons, Nancy Celline, and Karen Shipton were ribbon recipients in the Applique category; Other Techniques winners were Susan Simpson, Brett Morgan, Lana Miller; and Nancy Simmons, Abigail Appleman, and Nancy Eischeid won Use of Color.

For hand quilting, Karen Shipton, Mifflinburg, took first and second place, and Nancy Celline was third place; Nancy Simmons and Abigail Appleman were first and second place winners in the domestic/ hand-guided machine quilting category; and Nancy Eischeid, Jo Ellen Freida, and Amanda Hasemeier won first, second and third place honors in the computerguided machine category. Lana Miller, Annette Foresman, and Susan Ball Faeder were wall-hanging winners; G. Ruggiero, Mary Jean Bower, and Abigail Appleman took the Contemporary category. Alice Schrack’s entry, “Alice’s Courthouse Steps,” received a rosette in the Youth Category.

The Muncy Historical Society is an allvolunteer, not-for-profit organization committed to making a positive impact on our community and our young people.

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community outreach objectives, including the development and maintenance of the Heritage Park and Nature Trail. Located along the West Branch of the Susquehanna River, the park highlights historical Port Penn, a commercial and residential suburb of the town of Muncy that blossomed out of the West Branch Canal industry of the 1800s.

A four-person scramble, the $75 registration fee ($300 per team), golfers enjoy refreshments, green fees, a cart, lunch, a “goodie” bag, and on-course contests, including a “hole-in-one” contest. There are optional activities such as a skins game, a $5,000 putting contest, door prizes, and a 50/50 drawing. The registration deadline is Aug. 7 and is limited to amateur golfers 18 years and older.

Earlier this summer, the Muncy Historical Society hosted a quilt show. The Society’s show featured more than 100 quilts. It included a judging component, with ribbons awarded for challenge wall hanging and bed quilts, handquilting, hand-guided and computerguided machine quilting, appliqué, other techniques, use of color, youth, and wall hangings. In addition to ribbons, Best of Show, Best Original Design, Viewer’s Choice, and Judges’ Choice received original ‘impressionist’ oil paintings by Robert Hughes.

Nancy Simmons, of Duncannon, won Best of Show, Best Original Design, and Judges’ Choice for her entry entitled “Amish Chow Chow” and Viewer’s Choice

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Moisturizing is not just limited to the face. Guess what? Your whole body is covered in skin. That’s why the epidermis is the largest organ for humans. Hot showers, bar soaps, and dry air can take their toll on your body — especially your knees, elbows, and extremities, so use a body cream to replenish moisture. When you’re done in the shower, apply a body lotion to seal in moisture to your skin. Be sure to cover those knees, elbows, and feet.

My husband uses Nivea aftershave to moisturize. As a household, we use CeraVe and Aquaphor as a body lotion. So, you don’t need fancyschmancy products to take care of your skin, just regular drugstore items. If you want to explore some brands, check out the men’s line from Kiehl’s. There’s also Brickell that offers a suite of products for cleansing and moisturizing; a company called Every Man Jack, or products from Bulldog, which features an oil control face wash. Taking care of your skin doesn’t have to be complicated, but it should be a daily practice, just like brushing teeth, combing hair, and applying sunscreen.

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only commit to one session of washing and hydrating, it’s best to pick the time of day that works for you and your skin. Does your occupation require a shower afterward? Then, by all means, wash and moisturize in the evening.

Do you wake up kind of shiny or oily in the morning? Then cleanse and hydrate in the morning. Do you work out midday? Do some skincare in the afternoon. Whatever best suits your life, lifestyle, and skin.

Regardless of when or how often you moisturize, the leading cause of skin damage is not wearing sunscreen.

In the summer especially, an SPF of 30 or higher is recommended. You can moisturize and protect two birds with one stone by using a lotion that has SPF built in. Once fall hits, consider swapping out the higher UV protection for a product with SPF 15.

Even in the colder months, sunscreen is still an important component of skincare.

Speaking of care, the skin around the eye is sensitive, extremely delicate, and prone to wrinkling. I’m the first to admit a man with a rugged look about him can be quite attractive; however, wrinkles are another form of skin damage. If you really want to protect your face, think of the leather shoe from above, then consider dabbing an

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obedience and to love and serve hat is the mission one another, then you are a local of the Church? church.

That’s a big quesJesus gave His universal Church tion — and trying a powerful mission statement in to answer it keeps a lot of pastors Matthew 28:18-20, “All authorand church leaders up at night. ity in heaven and on earth has Trust me on that. I didn’t sleep been given to me. Therefore, go well last night. and make disciples of all nations, I think part of the struggle in baptizing them in the name of the defining the mission is underFather and of the Son and of the standing the difference between Tim Holy Spirit, and teaching them the universal Church and the loHartzell to obey everything I have comcal church. manded you. And surely, I am The universal Church is made up of all the people, past, present, and fu- with you always, to the very end of the age.”

In this concise statement, Jesus identifies ture, who place their faith in Jesus Christ for salvation and eternal life, and who love the making of disciples as the mission of and worship Him by obeying everything the Church. The disciple-making mission He commanded. When you see Church shouldn’t surprise His Church or our local spelled with a capital C, it refers to this churches. He invested all three years of His magnificent universal Church, the radiant public ministry into making disciples. JeBride of Christ that will soon celebrate with sus did other good things, like preaching Jesus at the marriage supper of the Lamb. and performing miracles, but the gospel See Revelation 19:6-9. My dear friends, we record clearly reveals that He prioritized the making of disciples above everything will be there soon. All of us. Hallelujah!

The local church is the people you wor- else. By example and by decree, Jesus ship and serve with on a regular basis. It made disciple-making the number one may be a big church with hundreds or even missional priority of the Church.

As such, disciple-making must also be thousands of participants, or it may be a living room or underground church with the number one missional priority of the less than twenty. Regardless of size, orga- local church. Friends, there are many good nizational structure, or denominational af- and redemptive things our local churches filiation, if you gather together in the name can do, but if we aren’t prioritizing disciof Jesus Christ to worship Him through ple-making into our calendars and budP A 1 4 8 4 9 9

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empowered, and the disciple-makers got back to work making disciples. The result: the missional capacity of the church expanded, and it became the great Church that changed its world.

Mission drift in our churches is insidious.

It happens so gradually that no one notices, but the cumulative effect becomes apparent as the church begins to suffer. Leaders get burned out as they take on more and more good work. Waiting on tables squeezes the Word and prayer out of the schedule and the budget. The cycle continues downward as attrition results in fewer people to manage the workload. Attrition also hits the budget, and the church begins focusing on financial survival needs like maintaining buildings and paying utility bills and salaries. Frustrations rise as attendance and offerings continue to dwindle. To overcome, the church calls an organizational meeting and decides it needs to take on more and more good work to reach the lost. A short burst of inspiration and activity just leads to more and more frustration. A final meeting is called, and the church is dissolved.

The death of a church can take up to forty years, but the cause can always be traced back to missional drift. Somewhere along the line, good became the enemy of great, and good works replaced disciple-making.

If you want to have a great church, then prioritize the mission Jesus gave to His Church: make disciples. This pandemic has created a valuable opportunity for our churches to revisit and re-establish our mission priorities. If we’ve been drifting, now is the time to get back on track.

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And this is what keeps us, leaders, up at night. There are so many good things churches can do. We sometimes get sidetracked. In the organizational world, getting sidetracked by good things is called missional drift. Missional drift leads to organizational irrelevance — and sometimes death.

In his book, Good to Great, Jim Collins makes this statement regarding missional drift: “Good is the enemy of great. And that is one of the key reasons why we have so little that becomes great. We don’t have great schools, principally because we have good schools. We don’t have great government, principally because we have good government. Few people attain great lives, in large part because it is just so easy to settle for a good life.”

My friends, doing good can sometimes detract from the priority mission. Doing good results in good churches — but can we afford to be good when God needs His churches to be great?

In the sixth chapter of the book of Acts, we witness the Church struggling with mission drift. The Church was doing something good — feeding widows — but the need was so great that the disciples were spending their days handing out food instead of focusing on the ministry of the Word and prayer. They weren’t making disciples; they were waiting on tables. Doing so was good, but it wasn’t great.

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Enjoy all the season has to offer and consider the following tips to help stay injury-free and out of the emergency room: Keep an Eye on Swimmers When the temperatures climb, it’s fun and refreshing to hop in a pool or pond or go for a float in the creek. You should always supervise weaker swimmers around water. Try appointing someone as lifeguard, rather than assuming one of your partygoers is keeping an eye on swimmers. Make sure younger children are within arm’s reach in the water, and never drink alcohol while swimming or supervising swimmers.

Stay Safe Under the Sun There’s no better feeling than soaking in the summer sun — but don’t forget sunscreen. Skin can become severely burned after just a few hours in the sun, which can increase your risk of skin

cancer in the long run. Also, consider providing shade, like umbrellas or covered picnic areas, to reduce sun exposure for yourself and your guests.

A hat and sunglasses can offer extra coverage. Don’t forget to reapply the sunscreen after two hours of sun exposure.

It’s also important to stay hydrated.

Drink water throughout the day, heatrelated illness can be very serious and even life-threatening. Don’t wait until you’re thirsty. Drink plenty of water and if you want to mix it up, choose a nonalcoholic and caffeine-free beverage.

Don’t Get Burned by a Fire or the Grill Hot dogs, hamburgers, and corn on the cob: These summertime staples are traditionally cooked up on a grill outside. But before you break out the grill, make sure it has been thoroughly cleaned. Dirty grills cause many injuries, particularly propane grills. Keep items that you don’t want grilled away from the flame, and don’t wear loose clothing while you grill. After your barbecue is over, make sure coals are completely out, and the propane is turned off.

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Drinking alcohol dehydrates the body, which can be worsened by an afternoon in the sun. Consume plenty of water in addition to your beverage of choice and don’t drink on an empty stomach.

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Summer is one of the most beautiful times of the year in north central Pennsylvania. With planning, you and your family can enjoy the season and the summer holidays without having to make a trip to the emergency department. If an accident does occur, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.

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Unless your name is Ebenezer Scrooge or The Grinch, you probably know what I am talking about. And chances are you either adore these films and become addicted to them like free pork chops, or you despise every moment of the unrealistic, badly acted dribble.

In my opinion, the films are extremely predictable with the same type of plot over and over.

The premise for a Hallmark holiday flick is simple. In fact, it’s very simple. (Spoiler alert!) Beautiful people are celebrating the holidays and living happily ever after.

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In 2020, even with COVID impacting every aspect of life, the Hallmark Channel released 40, yes 40, new Christmas films.

How can Hallmark churn out 40 new movies in a year? Because it only takes about three weeks for a film to be made.

And on average, the typical Christmas flick costs around $2 million to make.

Due to less stringent tax laws, most movies are filmed in Canada.

Over the years, a number of Hollywood stars, some shining more brightly than others, have appeared in Hallmark Christmas films, including Shirley MacLaine, LeAnn Rimes, William Shatner, Billy Ray Cyrus, Jane Seymour, Roger Moore, Jean Smart, Tori Spelling, Patricia Heaton, Ernest Borgnine, and Mariah Carey.

Even though Hallmark Christmas films are predictable and corny, they’ve become a beloved tradition for many families across the country.

Perhaps it’s because it brings back cherished memories of past holidays; maybe some folks see the perfect Christmas they want to have. And maybe, some folks find them amusing because they’re so unrealistic. Whatever the reason, just think as of August 1, it’s only 84 days until ‘Countdown to Christmas’ starts.

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6. The lead couple need to partake in at least ten of the following activities: go caroling, attend a tree lighting ceremony, build a snowman, make snow angels, cut down a fresh pine tree, attend a holiday recital, get snowed in overnight, see a Christmas pageant, attend a formal ball or dinner hosted by a handsome prince, wish upon a falling star, make a gingerbread house, bake Kris Kringle cookies, enter a cookie baking contest, discover a long lost love and never get bloated from eating too many gingerbread houses.

7. All problems or issues must be resolved within two hours.

8. The leading man must never be bald, out of shape, or unemployed.

To date, the Hallmark Channel has produced around 250 original Christmas movies and has made the company oodles of money.

The first original Hallmark Christmas film, “A Christmas Secret,” aired in 2000 and featured Beau Bridges and Richard Thomas. The plot? A professor meets Santa Claus while trying to prove reindeer really can fly. If you have never seen this movie, congratulations.

First-time viewers won’t mistake it for a tale from Shakespeare, although they might think it came from the back panel of a box of Fruit Loops.

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In early 2017, when they began kicking around the idea of another project, Woolever noted that Anthony Bourdain was already awfully booked. He was traveling, writing, working on TV, and had a new publishing imprint. Was another travel guide necessary?

She’d been his assistant for some eight years by then and she couldn’t turn him down when he started thinking about this book. They met once, to plan it, before he died.

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Starting with Argentina, Bourdain said he found “more headshrinkers per capita than anywhere else in the world.” He was prepared to dislike Vienna, but did not.

He explained why Cambodia surprised him, and why he was totally enchanted by Cuba. He described massages and saunas in Finland; “bespoke” shoes in London; unique, unforgettable smells in Vietnam; racism in Kenya; driving next to wildlife in the Serengeti; gambling in Macau; and he wondered why Americans don’t “love” Mexico more.

He wrote of eating Sichuan cooking in Australia, and said that food was a big reason to go to Montreal. He wrote of going to a chop bar in Ghana and dancing; enjoying doubles in Trinidad; and sampling a world’s cuisine in Atlanta, Los Angeles, Chicago, Massachusetts, Montana, New Orleans, Miami, and his beloved New York.

While you might find this book in the biography section or maybe with the travel guides in your library or bookstore, the fact is that “World Travel” is really more of a celebration.

The fete is strongest when the late author Anthony Bourdain’s friends, family, and colleagues remember him. Those pages feel like a literary memorial service or the aftergathering, when everybody gets together to share stories and toast the deceased.

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Mostly, though, in the bulk of this book, you’ll find encouragement to seize every chance you get to roam the world, to see what Bourdain saw, and to challenge your tastebuds with cultural cuisine.

Overall, this book is a no-brainer for a fan.

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Whether you are fishing at your favorite mountain stream, preseason scouting for this coming fall, or working on food plots according to your wildlife management plan, you need to be vigilant about encountering ticks.

So, what is the big hype about ticks, what’s the latest on Lyme disease, and how can we avoid all of this anyway?

The tick of greatest concern in our area is the black-legged tick – often referred to as the “deer tick.” They do not exclusively feed upon deer but instead will attach to just about all mammals, including dogs and humans. They have even been known to attach to birds and reptiles. People who spend any amount of time in the outdoors are at risk of exposure to ticks and contracting a tickborne illness.

Hunters, hikers, and those folks who work outdoors are more likely to be bitten by ticks since they spend more time in forest edges, wooded areas, tall grasses, and other areas preferred by ticks.

Pets that spend time out of doors are especially susceptible to becoming a host to ticks and can carry these unwanted parasites into a home.

crawl to the top of tall grasses where they await a passing host, then crawl onto clothing or fur. They then find a preferred spot and begin feeding, which may last for several days.

They may attach just about anywhere on a human but prefer moist, dark areas, such as under the arms, the groin area, or under the waistband.

If you locate a tick, remove it immediately.

The longer it remains attached, the greater the risk of transferring tick-borne diseases, such as Lyme disease.

Be careful. Grasp the tick as close to the skin as possible with sterile tweezers or a tick removal tool (check with your local drug store for this) and slowly pull upward with a steady, even tug. After removal, wash and disinfect the area where the tick was attached. Dispose of the tick by submerging it in rubbing alcohol for more than a day, wrap it tightly in tape and throw it in the trash or flush it down the toilet.

This may seem a bit extreme, but ask anyone who has been stricken by Lyme disease, and they would totally agree with these careful and proper disposal methods.

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Turtles get very little attention. I suppose unkeeled shells with red, yellow, and black this a lot has to do with the fact that they or olive colors, and they are found in and are so often stationary, and unless one is around shallow water like shallow bogs crossing the road in front of us, we probably or ponds. Shallow, quiet water with logs don’t even notice them; that’s especially lying above the surface are a good place true of our largest species-the snapping to spot these turtles. These turtles quickly turtle. The snapper is easily recognized by came to mind because of the large numbers its large head, small plastron, and long saw- I’ve been seeing this year as I frequently toothed tail. The snapper is often described crossed a weed-infested bog with several as having a long tail and a short temper; log structures laying on the surface; the very true since its powerful jaws could logs were literally covered from end to probably take off a finger or at the least end with sitting turtles. On one occasion, produce a serious injury. Known for their I counted over 70 turtles positioned on the bad temper, most people don’t attempt protruding logs.

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That coach’s persistence paid off for Howard. Physically, a late developer, Howard grew to 6’4, 195 pounds and attracting the attention of both professional and collegiate scouts. Today, as a member of the Pirates bullpen, the hard-throwing lefty has gained the fame and fortune he may have never known had he given up baseball to concentrate on track.

Recently, I learned of the tale of a promising freshman athlete skilled in both football and basketball. An opportunity arose for him to participate in a summer basketball program requiring but a few hours of time each week. He expressed eagerness to take part but soon declined.

His explanation stated that it was now football season, and if he got hurt playing basketball, the football coach would throw a fit.

The sports programs of the high schools in our area need the participation of multi-sport athletes to be successful. The star in one sport can be a contributing factor in another. They will also gain the benefits each sport offers and may actually discover that the joy and diversity of doing something different enhances their athletic career.

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During the past several months, there have been those announcements of high school athletes that have signed letters of intent to continue their various sports careers at the collegiate level. Most have been at the Division II & III levels, which are wonderful achievements and opportunities but don’t include full-ride scholarships or six-figure contracts perhaps dreamed about at youthful ages.

There are certainly exceptions to every rule, including “putting all your eggs in one basket.” There are young athletes out there so driven and proficient in one sport that it would be counter-productive to try other sports just for the sake of doing so. But high school coaches who college recruiters have contacted often mention one of the first things asked about is how many sports does the athlete play? The skill versatility gained by playing multiple sports is indeed a looked-for asset.

As a long-suffering fan of the Pittsburgh Pirates, I’ve gained familiarity with the story of Pirates’ left-handed relief pitcher Sam Howard. As a youngster, he grew up in Cartersville, GA, a 19,000-population suburb of Atlanta, and tried his hand at several sports, baseball included. But he was small for his size and often was physically overmatched. He did excel at running and decided he would give up other sports to concentrate on track, rationalizing that was his ticket to a college scholarship.

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continued. “We were without Briar he entire county is and needed to play well without buzzing. The kids from him. Our bats were on fire. LJ Hill Hepburn Lycoming pitched an absolute gem. I am keep on winning. We so proud of the boys for finding punched another ticket this another way to win.” past weekend. Claimed our very Hill was sensational in that first Section 3 Championship.

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Spencer Hepburn, and they were far from being done.

“We are really clicking,” Coach Briar returned that Monday and made Marc Hess mentioned. “Everyone is contributing, and we had a great crowd it back for the final game. He was a bit for the title game Monday. It has been an disappointed with his derby performance unbelievable journey, and we are receiving but was determined to do big things. The 12-year-old phenom got the ball for the all kinds of love.”

Hepburn remains undefeated. They are Championship. He was incredible and now a perfect 7-0 in the postseason. Things scored Hepburn’s only run. Briar smacked got started Friday. It was a total team effort one up the middle in the first and later against Athens. Hepburn won that game 10- scored on a passed ball. Briar dominated 4. Briar Persing earned the victory, and a Tri-Valley and was in total command. They host of players came up big. Briar only threw had no answer. Hepburn’s defense was solid, 50 pitches. LJ Hill, Cooper Roman, Jensen and there was only one ball that was — Well Spencer, and Ethan Hugar all pitched well — Here’s the recap.

My son Jensen was in right field in the in relief.

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OLD LYCOMING TOWNSHIP INVITES APPLICANTS TO APPLY FOR THE POSITION OF STAFF OFFICER. The Staff Officer supports the Chief of Police in a variety of complex and confidential duties including managing personnel records, gathering information for budgeting and grants, and preparing reports; coordinates the daily operations of the Police Department’s office; represents the Township and establishes positive working relationships with the community, and State and local agencies; and oversees the front counter conducting administrative tasks and serving the public. The minimum qualifications for the position require: two years of administrative and clerical work experience in law enforcement or a related field; and high school diploma; or equivalent combination. An associate’s degree from a two-year college or technical school is highly desirable. The position is Full Time with a salary range of $38,186 to $40,000. Starting salary and future increases depend on qualifications, experience and job performance. Compensation includes the following benefits: medical, dental and vision insurance; PMRS retirement system; life and short-term disability insurance; vacation, sick leave; and paid holidays.

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til the position is filled. - Submit Cover Letter and Resume : By mail, email or in person to Township Manager, Matthew D. Aikey, 1951 Green Avenue, Williamsport, PA. 17701; or by e-mail to matthew.aikey@oldlycomingtwp.org. - Applicants without the required documents will not be considered. 156612 SERVICES OFFERED ONE ON ONE CARE! CNA 21 yrs . experience with private care in the Williamsport area.

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156617 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 570916-3309 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT in South Williamsport On First Floor. Available 8/1.

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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. 156606

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