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few years back, shortly before he left us, I had Father John Manno out for a drive around town. I wanted to show him the progress that had been made in the Historic District and around the Annunciation Parish. From there, we rode on up to Historic Bowman Field, which was recently remodeled. As most of you know, Father Manno’s Dad played professional baseball, and he was more than impressed by the new Historic Bowman Field makeover.

On the way back, I figured I’d show him all that had been done at Penn College. We went in the main entrance and then basically went up and down every street inside the campus.

Out of everywhere we went that day, the biggest Wow! from Father John was at Penn College; he could not believe the progress, new construction, and how beautiful it was. He had seen it personally as Williamsport High School when I believe he said it became Williamsport Trade School which became Williamsport Area Community College (or WACC) and watched the transformation into Penn College.

He was simply amazed at how this old City high school had been nurtured and developed into this beautiful college campus. I wish he could see what it looks like today and be explained the positive im-

pact the graduates are having on the current world we live in.

What triggered my thoughts last week about this was when the Pennsylvania College of Technology named its new President, Michael J. Reed. Which I believe is an outstanding choice. I’ll cover this a little later. What I want to begin with is that amazing transformation from WACC to the Pennsylvania College of Technology. We cannot forget the foresight, commitment to educating young people and preparing them for the American workforce, and just the flat-out determination former President Robert Bruder exhibited to make this happen. He took WACC and turned it into a first-class educational facility.

We also need to recognize and honor outgoing President Dr. Davy Jane Gilmore.

She continued on full speed ahead with a plan for Penn College that has made it one of the best educational facilities in the Country in applied technology education.

It’s hard for me to believe 24 years have passed since she was appointed. That time truly flew by in the blink of an eye.

That leads us up to the new headman on campus, Michael J. Reed. A true born, raised and committed to what’s best in Penns Woods gentleman. He is a native of Glenshaw just outside of Pittsburgh. He’s been involved in education at almost every

to budget and balance a P&L. Amazing.

Tip of my Pittsburgh Steeler Military Appreciation cap with the American Flag on the side to Senator Gene Yaw, Chair, and the Penn College Board of Directors along with the Presidential Search Committee for bringing Mr. Reed to Williamsport.

Did I mention that the new President has the same love of all that is Black and Gold that I do? Congrats, and go get ’em, President Reed.

In closing things out, a couple of tips of my orange Webb Weekly hunting cap with the American Flag on the side to the father/son duo of John and Tom Notor. They stopped by my office a couple of weeks back to get their bucks registered in the Uncle Ron’s Monster Buck Contest.

Papa John shot a beautiful 7-point. It marked the 25th year in a row that he has harvested a buck. He loves God, family, Country, and hunting, especially with his son. My kind of guy.

Tom harvested a 5-point, which had almost a 16” spread. It’s probably the nicest 5-point I’ve ever seen, just missing a little genetics. He had a streak of 11 seasons in a row with a buck snapped a couple of seasons back. He’s now begun a new one. The father/son tandem shot their bucks the same day. Congrats, and keep on hunting.

By getting registered, Tom and John are entered into our random rifle drawing and will have a donation made on their behalf to help fight MS. You can get your buck entered now through January 18, 2022.

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His college and continued Jim education are completeWebb, Jr. ly rooted in the Keystone State. Drexel University, IUP, Clarion, Penn State, He even completed a 9-month Executive Leadership Series Training Course offered by the Williamsport Lycoming Chamber of Commerce.

All that being said, what makes him the right man at the right time for the job is the fact that he’s a proven winner as a businessman. In a day when all colleges and universities need to move away from the purely academia leadership card into the real world, that’s exactly what the Pennsylvania College of Technology has done.

Mr. Reed is a managing partner at RSY Real Estate, which stands for the Reed and Shutey Team. More importantly than being the managing partner is that he is hands-on and has an impeccable reputation. In previous years he had great sales success working for AT&T, Wheeling Engineering, Protective Products International, and in his own landscaping project, The Lawn Barbers.

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wo of my New Year’s resolutions were to eat better and save money.

How those two work together is by eating more meals (and by more, I mean the majority) at home. That helps with healthier ingredients, portion control and of course, saving money.

This means that I am once again on the hunt for recipes. I always love trying new recipes, and keeping my meals new and interesting helps to stave off the desire to just say, “forget it!” and go out, or even worse — order in! Seriously though, I could write a whole other article on the price of ordering food in these days! Talk about a budget killer!

Anyway, I’m getting off track…

Recipes! Yes! I’m always on the search for new recipes. These days, Crock-Pot recipes are really helpful. Some nights we can’t get to dinner until after 7, so having something in the Crock-Pot ready to go is always helpful.

Since y’all know I like to share the recipes that I find to try with you, here are a couple that I aim to put in the line-up this week!

First up, Crock-Pot Honey Garlic Chicken Crock Pot Honey Garlic Chicken This Crock Pot Honey Garlic Chicken is perfect for any weeknight meal, is kidfriendly, and made with only 5 ingredients!

Ingredients: • 1.5 lbs. boneless, skinless chicken breast • 3 tablespoons minced garlic • 1/2 cup honey • 1/2 cup soy sauce (or tamari)

• 1.5 lbs. boneless, skinless chicken breast • 20 oz. frozen vegetable mix • 1/2 large yellow onion, finely diced • 2 large russet potato, cut into 1/2-inch • 2 teaspoon chili garlic chunks sauce • 1 tablespoon garlic powder • 1/2 tablespoon • 1 tablespoon onion powder cornstarch (optional) • 1 tablespoon poultry seasoning Directions: • 1 teaspoon ground oregano First, create your honey • 1/2 – 1 teaspoon black pepper garlic sauce. Whisk • 8 cups chicken broth together minced garlic, Steph Roux Ingredients: honey, soy sauce, and red • 1/4 cup butter Nordstrom chili garlic sauce until • 1/2 cup white whole wheat or white flour honey has fully dissolved.

• 3 tablespoons heavy cream Next, place chicken breast on the bottom Directions: of your slow cooker. Then, pour the sauce Place everything for your chicken pot pie over the chicken. soup into the slow cooker. Mix well and Turn slow cooker to high and cook for 2-4 make sure chicken is submerged in liquid. hours OR low and cook for 6-8 hours.

Cover your slow cooker and cook on high Once your chicken is fully cooked and for 2-4 hours OR on low for 6-8 hours. tender, remove chicken from slow cooker With 1 hour remaining in your cook time, and use 2 forks to shred. start making your roux*.

Thicken sauce by adding in 1/2 tablespoon In a small saucepan, melt butter over of cornstarch and whisk until dissolved. medium/high heat.

Then, add chicken back into the crockpot Lower heat to medium heat and add flour to and stir with the sauce. Cover and let cook butter. Mix with a whisk until mixture turns for 10 more minutes so that the sauce can into a crumble. Remove from heat. fully thicken.

Add roux to the slow cooker and whisk soup Serve with your favorite grain and vegetable. until butter and flour mixture dissolves.

Next up we have Crock-Pot Chicken Pot Place cover on slow cooker, turn to high if Pie Soup. This Crock-Pot Chicken Pot Pie it’s not already on high, and let cook for an Soup packs all the creaminess you love from additional 1 hour to allow broth to thicken. a traditional chicken pot pie without all the Once chicken is fully cooked, remove from fillers. This chicken pot pie soup recipe is slow cooker and cut into bite-sized chunks. packed with veggies and made creamy with Add chicken back to the slow cooker and a homemade healthy roux. mix.

Crock-Pot Chicken Pot Pie Soup Finally, add heavy cream to soup, mix, and Ingredients: serve!

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r. Martin Luther King Jr. lived a life dedicated to service to others and calling attention to and helping to fight injustice. This is the theme of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Dream Week and Day of Service that will take place from Wednesday, January 12 to Wednesday, January 19.

“Martin Luther King Day is the only federal holiday designated as a National Day of Service to encourage all Americans to volunteer to improve their communities,” Lori Boos, Program Manager for AmeriCorps STEP locally, told Webb Weekly. “For the past quarter-century, AmeriCorps as a national service organization has been charged with leading this effort. As a local organization, STEP AmeriCorps has celebrated MLK Day since it became a local program in 2007. This year’s theme of “Has the Dream Been Realized?” is relevant because it makes us as community members remember that while progress has been made, there is still much work to be done to make our communities more equitable. Dr. King believed the Beloved Community was possible and fought for systemic change.”

She continued, “We are called to action by his example. Making time to walk in the Peace Walk, taking part in one of the learning opportunities offered during Dream Week, or making a donation to FireTree Place or Dwell Orphan Care is a great way to engage with the community you live in, while honoring the legacy of MLK. I’m reminded of one of MLK’s

greatest quotes: ‘Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that.’”

According to Boos, this year’s Dream Week is a collaboration between STEP AmeriCorps, members of the former Beloved Community Council, Penn College, Lycoming College, and the local chapter of the NAACP. Links and QR codes for this year’s virtual events will be published closer on the STEP AmeriCorps Facebook page as we get closer to each event. Please also watch the Facebook event page for updates based on changes that may need to be made due to COVID. “We are so excited to offer ways to honor MLK and what he stood for during this community-wide event! Please share with your friends, co-workers, churches, and neighbors!” said Boos.

To kick off the week on Wednesday, January 12 from 5 to 6 p.m. Lycoming Tri-County Branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) meeting will be held virtually on Zoom. “The NAACP is a multi-racial civil rights organization founded 112 years ago. This storied organization has a long history of fighting for civil rights and the end of racist practices in our country. This local branch seeks to educate, raise up Black voices, and cultivate the community energy of residents in our region to make changes here.”

Monday, January 17 at 10:45 a.m.: In-Person Peace Walk. The Peace Walk begins and ends at Christ Community Worship Center (436 W. 4th Street in Williamsport). Pastor Mar-

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Donations Requested: Dwell Orphan Care (only NEW items) • New Children’s toys • New Lego Sets • New Family Board and Card games • New Art Supplies and crafting kits • New socks and underwear (kids, youth, and adult sizes) FireTree Place (NEW or LIGHTLY used items) • Coats • Gloves • Scarves • Socks • Blankets • Umbrellas • Prepackaged and unopened snack food items • Fidget toys Donations may be dropped off at the following points during Dream Week 1. STEP Inc., outside the information desk, 2138 Lincoln Drive, Williamsport 2. Penn College, CC Bush Campus Center, 200 College Ave, Williamsport, PA 3. New Covenant United Church 202 E. 3rd St, Williamsport, PA 4. FireTree Place 600 Campbell Street Williamsport.

The community is invited to attend any or all of these activities in solidarity with the timeless principles of Martin Luther King Jr. and participate in creating the mutually beneficial social changes he envisioned in the beloved community. Dr. King’s words of wisdom inspire all of us to our highest potential as he said, “We have before us the glorious opportunity to inject a new dimension of love into the veins of our civilization.”

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wyn Reeves will be speaking. Please pre-register at www.stepcorp.org/mlk. The First 125 pre-registrants will receive a t-shirt. The walk will feature readings from MLK’s “The Letters from Birmingham” at four different points along the route, which is about 1.5 miles long.

A shortened route is also available.

Monday evening, January 17: Speaker G.I. Drew Hart, Theology Professor, Church Anti-Racism Leader, Social Change Practitioner will speak at 7 p.m., in the Penn College Academic Center auditorium. This event will also be live-streamed) Tuesday and Wednesday, January 18 and 19: Blood Drive at Penn College. Help meet a critical need in our community by donating blood! Appointments are needed. Call 1-800-REDCROSS. Wednesday, January 19: Race and Wealth Gap Learning ‘Simulation’ — two times available — 12:00-2:30 p.m. and 6:30-9:00 p.m. on Zoom.

What is the Racial Wealth Gap Learning Simulation?

The Simulation is an interactive tool that helps people understand the connections among racial equity, hunger, poverty, and wealth. It is an excellent first step for people unaware of structural inequality, a support tool for those who want a deeper understanding of structural inequality, and a source of information for experts who want to know the quantifiable economic impact of each policy that has widened today’s racial hunger, income, and wealth divides.

ALL WEEK: Service project — Donation Drive — we will be collecting donations to benefit Dwell Orphan Care and Firetree Place.

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Yet, another cliche challenges this one, known as the “butterfly effect.” Explained in various ways, the most famous was in the film “Jurassic Park” where the scientist played by Jeff Goldblum explained this phenomenon, “when a butterfly flaps its wings in Peking, and you get rain in Central Park rather than sunshine.”

What this implies is that the world is so interconnected; what happens on the other side of the world impacts us here in Lycoming County as well.

The COVID virus is a living, breathing monster that exemplifies this notion vividly. At the same time, as Tip O’Neill reminds us, these global impacts must be dealt with at the local level. So, what are some other things that we might expect to impact us that are floating around the globe as we speak?

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When illegal immigration went from 400,000 in 2020 to over 1.6 million in 2021, the highest annual total on record, it can’t but somehow impact our country.

These people will live somewhere, and we should not be surprised if our federal government does not eye the sleepy upstate Pennsylvania counties.

It was exactly this logic that led the federal government to impose public domain to seize 25,000 acres in the White Deer Valley (southern Lycoming County/ northern Union County) and evict hundreds of farmers and village residents from their ancestral homes to build a TNT plant in 1942. This happened as a response to a decision made in Tokyo in the 1930s that led to the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7th, 1941, which resulted in the U.S. declaring war against Japan. One of those families that were evicted from the White Deer Valley to make way for the munitions plant for the United States war effort just happened to be my own mother and father.

Sometimes I can almost feel those butterfly wings flapping on the other side of the world.

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continue to suffer.

From a global perspective, the nations of Russia and China have not changed their spots, although their communist governments are not what they were like decades ago. However, some things do not change, and one of these is that these two monoliths never seem to be comfortable with their own boundaries — they always desire more. The rumblings going on with Russia threatening Ukraine and China’s growing encroachment toward Taiwan are in direct proportion to the weakness they perceive in the military strength of the United States that has traditionally supported these two countries.

If these encroachments become military engagements, the USA will respond in some way, although what that would look like is very difficult to figure out right now.

But if it results in a military response, then it would not be surprising to see an uptick in the number of young men and women in Lycoming County enlisting, given that this area has traditionally been a very patriotic region. If this would happen, the result could also impact the local economy to some degree as this would mean a loss of workers (at a time when businesses are desperate for employees) and consumers.

The miserable conditions in Central and South America fueled largely by socialist governments, combined with the lifting of all restraints on illegal immigration, has led to an incredible flood over our nation’s southern border. These immigrants have been disbursed beyond the southwest states, as far as Florida, New York, and

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Chances are you most likely won’t be revamping your overall aesthetic this season. You can still incorporate trending pieces in your everyday style.

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— Broadway veteran Tony Based on the beloved 1961 Kushner — do add some tweaks musical, this is a rare remake to this tale of a young man and that’s every bit as good as the original — maybe better. Yet Joseph woman who fall madly in love somehow, it manages this Smith III even though they hail from competing ethnic factions in a without actually eclipsing that film — without modernizing or fight-filled Manhattan enclave.

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Instead, it’s a powerful, important, and in 1961), but to cinematic newcomer beautifully acted love story in which Rachel Zegler, who knocks it right out the characters do occasionally sing and of the park.

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he first real snowstorm of the season in Williamsport and vicinity, which reached blizzard proportions, connected up with the city about 5:45 o’clock this morning. It at first looked like a light snow, but as the morning

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Although the storm was general over the Central Pennsylvania Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad, there was no trouble in moving trains.

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The Williamsport Passenger Railway Company experienced the most trouble with the storm in Williamsport and its suburbs, although the big electric plow was run over the system at early hour, and made frequent trips through the rest of the day, it was “hard sledding” for the trolleys. At 11 o’clock there were three

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Post Dinner What: Beer battered or broiled haddock dinner or stuffed meatloaf. Open to the public.

When: Friday, January 14, 2022, 4:30 p.m. to?

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

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Model Railroad Open House What: The Clinton Central Model Railroad Club in Castenea, PA, announces their annual Open House season starting Tuesday evening November 23rd into January 2022 (see dates and times below). Family members of all ages will enjoy the sights and sounds of trains operating on over 2300 feet of mainline and branch track on our large HO scale, Digital Command Control (DCC) layout. Station tours including railroad memorabilia in the museum and model railroad displays will be provided throughout the day and evening Open Houses. Admission and parking is free for all.

When: January 15 (Saturday), 2022 10 a.m.-4 p.m., January 22 (Saturday), 2022 10 a.m.-4 p.m., January 25 (Tuesday), 2022 5 p.m.-8 p.m.

Where: Clinton Central Model Railroad Club at 15 Logan Ave., Castanea.

Post Dinner What: Beer battered or broiled haddock dinner or black diamond steak. Open to the public.

When: Friday, January 21, 2022, 4:30 p.m. to?

Where: Royal P. Steinbacher, American Legion Post

0617, 901 South Market Street, South Williamsport.

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Book Sale What: Friends of Muncy Library book sale.

When: January 22nd, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

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

Post Dinner What: Beer battered or broiled haddock dinner or turkey dinner. Open to the public.

When: Friday, January 28, 2022, 4:30 to?

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

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When: Friday January 14th, from 4:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m.

Where: All Saints Parish Hall, corner of Scott & Beeber sts., Williamsport.

Church Service What: Sunday service. Sermon Title: No One Can Thwart the Purposes of God Part 2. Sermon Genesis 6:1-3. All are welcome to learn about God and the Christian life.

When: Sunday Morning, January 16th. Service time 10:15 a.m.

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

Church Service What: Sunday service. Sermon Title, God Wants to Hang With You, So You Should Want to Hang With God. Sermon Text Psalm 86:1-17. All are welcome to learn about God and the Christian life.

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t has been over 64 years since that first neighborhood picnic that started what has become the central Pennsylvania tradition of Candy Cane Lane.

In those ensuing years, hundreds of thousands of friends have viewed the lights and displays. At times, with a lengthy wait, generations of families have enjoyed this event together driving and walking the hill.

Over the years, we have thanked those for visiting, the countless friends who help put up and take down the scenes, those who help keep everyone safe (Clinton, Northumberland & Lycoming County Fire Police) and the entire DuBoistown and South Williamsport communities who deal with some busy traffic conditions.

However, now, I would like to thank each and every family on Candy Cane Lane...from the three original founding members still living on the street, to the newest family who just moved in several months ago. I know it takes a lot of hard work, time, money and even inconvenience. This past year has been especially rough for many reasons.

So, if you ask yourself why expend your limited resources...I ask you to look at the faces, young and old, on any given night, of the visitors who come from near and far to view your gift to them. In this time of an ever increasingly complex and divisive world, maybe it is this simple gift, freely given, that means the most.

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and the answer would jump right off the pages. What I was experiencing was more than just religion. It was life and excitement. This Jesus was real!

In time, God sent me the perfect wife for me. We were happily married and having children and I was working a job. I didn’t yet know that God called me in to the ministry.

Then as often happens when serving Him, He arranges circumstances. I was asked to begin having a Bible study at a friend’s house. We soon out grew the living room and moved to the basement. This was in 1969, and there was a movement sweeping across the nation that would be called the Jesus People Movement.

Soon we would be caught up in it.

One night as we were meeting in the basement about 15 young “hippies” came to the meeting.

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Just like in the book of Acts in the Bible. From then on, we saw amazing things, much to my surprise. If it was in Bible, we preached it. We saw people’s lives changed, marriages restored, and sick bodies healed. I felt so inadequate within myself. Then I read in the Bible that God used a donkey to speak to a wayward prophet. I took courage, if God can use a donkey, he can use anyone. After that I put my trust in God. We learned that Jesus was the way back to God and just as important the only escape from the great judgment that was coming. Learning of the hell Jesus said was coming to the disobedient and rebellious against God. This did something positive in me. It gave me a determination to be thankful. A determination not to quit and a determination to point others to Jesus Christ.

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We celebrate by allowing Jesus to teach us and lead us, when we open our hearts and embrace His teachings. Our relationship can become personal just like we read in the Bible. People talked to God and God talked to man. The Bible says that Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever.

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ere we are, mid-January already. After the holidays, life slows down a bit, and you get to breathe. Well, at least for a week or so. You know what mid-January is for us? Birthday bliss!

My stepdad, Mark Metzger’s birthday is first, then my gram, Lois Liddick, then my daughter, Kenzy, and finally my husband on the 17th. I also have an aunt and uncle with birthdays at the end of January. I think it’s the busiest month out of the year for birthdays.

When I was pregnant with my daughter,

her due date was on my gram’s birthday.

Lois, my gram, thought this was just the best thing ever. A new great grandbaby that could possibly be born on her birthday! As soon as she found this out, she had a bond with her. She would rub my belly and tell her to come on G.G.’s birthday, but then would whisper to me, “Well, maybe she will want her own birthday, and that’s OK!” Mid-December in 2013, I swore she was going to be born early. I was so uncomfortable and thought it would be any day now. Plus, my son was three

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Monday, January 6th, I went in for a checkup. They said they wanted to get me a bed and get the ball rolling. I

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I went back home, and we were prepared to go back the next day to try again.

Thursday, January 9th came. Gram’s birthday! Today had to be the day; I could feel it. I laid in bed with my momma right by my side. There was a knock at the door. “Yoo-hoo! It’s G.G! Do we have a baby yet!?” as my gram’s head popped in the door. She was just so excited for her arrival, and we had told everyone her name was going to be Kenzy Mae. Mae was after my gram, Lois Mae Lockcuff.

We knew when she had G.G.’s birthday as a due date; we had to give Kenzy her name. I had told the nurses the story about her due date and why having her that day was so important!

Hours later — guess what? I was sent home — again! I wanted to bawl.

Every day that week, I had my heart set on meeting my sweet little girl, and every day was a letdown. Then, to not have her on my gram’s birthday was such a bummer. Gram said, “She wants to be the day after my birthday and have her own day! We will still be birthday buddies.”

Friday, January 10th came, and Mom

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Finally, at 11 a.m., the induction worked!

A little after midnight on January 11th, Kenzy Mae was born at 8 lbs., 1 oz. She wasn’t big at all, and when we left the hospital, she was 7 lbs., 4 oz. So, I needed to go shopping because I had nothing small enough to fit her after thinking she would be big like her brother.

We all laughed that she came a little after midnight because she really wanted her own birthday time, haha!

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At Kenzy’s first “WinterONEderland” birthday party we also celebrated G.G.’s 75th birthday! We had the whole family over to celebrate. Gram and Kenzy always had a special bond, and I am so grateful for the sweet story it gives Kenz to tell throughout her life.

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My friends, there is so much more to prayer than just seeking yes answers.

Moses prayed, and God relented from destroying the grumbling Israelites. My friends, sometimes prayer can cause change! It is the hope of change that puts passion in our prayers. And here’s the thing, we must pray passionately about everything because we don’t know what is set in sovereignty and what is changeable. This is why Paul urges us to include every situation in our prayers: Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. Philippians 4:6 Most importantly, prayer changes our hearts and the course of events within

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According to the ACSM survey results, now in its 16th year, more people are turning to wearable technology to help track exercise and sleep, both of which are critical in the ongoing battle against COVID-19.

The annual forecast list, which helps health and fitness professionals make programming and business decisions, also included home exercise gyms and high-intensity interval training, among other trends. Surprisingly, live online and on-demand exercise classes such as Peloton and Beach Body On Demand, which ranked No. 1 in 2021, dropped to 9th.

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Club Members can enjoy access to four separate fenced-in running grounds spanning 142 acres with an abundant supply of rabbits. The Club also provides access to shower and restroom facilities for its members. The Lycoming Co. Beagle Club is accepting new members and invites you to apply. If you are interested in joining and have an AKC registered Beagle, complete a membership application which can be found at https://lcbeagleclub.weebly.com/join.html. Review the LCBC ByLaws and Running Rules. Attend one of our monthly membership meetings on the first Tues. of every month at 7 p.m.

Submit your application to the Screening Committee. Acceptance of your application is voted on by general membership during the Club’s monthly meeting. Submit your payment of initiation fee and prorated dues at the end of the meeting.

If you have any questions about the application process, you can contact the club secretary at lcbeagleclub@gmail.com.

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The Lycoming County Beagle Club features an annual Rabbit Hunt where teams of hunters can compete for the heaviest rabbit and cash prizes. Participants can share stories and enjoy some delicious food served by club volunteers. This year’s Rabbit Hunt will be held on Jan. 22nd, 2022. Hunters can hunt at their favorite spot (not on club grounds) and then submit their rabbit for weigh-in at the Club between 4 and 6 p.m. Registration is $40 per team. Teams can consist of up to 3 adults with multiple registered youth hunters (16 years of age and under). There is a one rabbit limit per adult team with a one rabbit limit per registered Youth Hunter.

Established in 1952, the Club is a non-profit organization in North Central PA that promotes the sport of beagling and is a member of the IBGA (Iroquois Beagle Gundog Association), PBGF (Pennsylvania Beagle Gundog Federation), and NEBGF (Northeast Beagle Gundog Federation). Several events are offered throughout the year for beaglers

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Eliminating the Invasive Plants: Over the years, government agencies and well-intended organizations have offered free seedlings of autumn olive, Tartarian honeysuckle, barberry, and multiflora rose to be planted for wildlife habitat improvement.

Since their introduction, each of these species has spread, sometimes completely taking over fallow fields and forest openings.

Today, each one of these species is listed as a non-native invasive plant that should be eradicated wherever possible.

on the ground and before grasses and other vegetation push up, these invasive plants are easily spotted wherever they pop up in fields or along field edges.

As we get into the summer months, the ground will harden, making it more difficult to mechanically remove some of the larger and more mature plants; thus, spraying may be a better option.

Further, once these undesirable plants are removed, you can plant new shrubs and trees that will provide much better wildlife cover and feed.

If the plants are small enough, mowing them with a brush hog will keep them in check and, over time, begin to eliminate them altogether. If the plants are larger and have developed a larger woody stem, they may be removable with the use of a chain or cable and ATV or tractor to pull them out. If they are really large and otherwise unmanageable, you will probably have to resort to chemicals to eliminate them.

The most effective way to clear out the large invasive plants is to cut them off at the base or trunk at ground level and apply a small amount of Roundup or Garlon 4 on the stump. It takes very little of the herbicide to stop any future growth and kill the plant.

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If you are pursuing trout through the the biggest mistakes I see is fishermen using the wrong size gear and lures or ice, this same approach will also work.

About the only time, I use bait these baits for the fish they are after. I learned a long time ago to match my equipment days is when I’m ice fishing since I and, most importantly, my lures or bait think it greatly improves your chances to the size of the fish I’m targeting. Not of hooking up on the hard water.

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However, the main thing to remember is that the bobber should also be small or very sensitive to the slightest disturbance since the winter bite can often be very light, and a large bobber may not reveal that light hit.

Well, we’ve had some pretty cold weather lately, and the ice is beginning to form again, so maybe in the not-toodistant future, we can be putting some of these thoughts in practice — I’m ready.

simply put, you should match your line size to the fish you are pursuing. For example, you don’t need 12-pound test line to catch panfish through the ice — in fact; you don’t need it anytime you are targeting panfish. I generally use a 2-4-pound test line; it’s harder for the fish to detect, and the lighter line is easier to detect the light hits that are common when ice fishing.

Another item or piece of equipment that deserves a closer look is the bobber or “strike detector,” as it is known in the fly fishing business. I fish both methods through the ice; I generally don’t use a strike detector device since I prefer to “feel” the strike, but often when I’m

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Two years ago, one of my first January columns was written about resolutions, but more specifically, about how much more fun it is to make resolutions for others to make than it was to follow them ourselves.

At that time, I urged MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred to resolve to revoke his stated plan to eliminate 42 existing Minor League Baseball teams across the country that included our very own Williamsport Crosscutters. That Webb Weekly issue must not have made its way to his doorstep.

Still, even if it had, Manfred pressed ahead with his plan to deprive dozens of smaller communities across the land with the opportunity to root for the hometown team affiliated with one of MLB’s 30 Big League teams.

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Last month Gartner’s group decided to sell the AAA team to Diamond Baseball Holdings, a subsidiary of Endeavor, a global sports and entertainment company. What he did following the sale clearly defines his character and why so many others held him in high esteem.

As one of his final acts before leaving, Gartner gathered all the team’s employees in a sports lounge at the ballpark. With a stack of envelopes in his hand, he told them he was going to hand them out all new business cards. But the envelopes didn’t contain business cards. Instead, a total of $600,000 his group had made from the sale of the team was given away to all 23 fulltime employees. Everyone, including the club’s custodian, received a check based on the number of years they had worked for the team. Every employee got $2,000 for every year they had been with the team, even as interns. The longest-tenured employee received a check for $70,000.

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Gartner and his ownership group didn’t give the gesture a second thought.

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It is not a stretch to say that Freund’s knowledge, expertise, and influence were among the deciding factors in Williamsport’s inclusion in the new MLB Draft League.

As 2021 drew to a close, employees of the AAA Iowa Cubs became firsthand recipients of the thoughtfulness of another team owner who had long endeared himself to the Des Moines community.

In a recent article in the Des Moines Register, Tommy Birch detailed the generosity of former team owner Michael Gartner who led a group of associates to purchase the AAA farm team of the Chicago Cubs in 1999. Throughout his 22-year run of team leadership Gartner, now 83, was extremely popular among fans, employees, and the

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Yes. My excursions are somewhat limited, but I did get a chance to throw a few casts over the holidays. Believe it

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Several bugs are still hatching, and throwing tiny bead-headed nymphs can be rewarding.

Jamie quite Spencer Nymphs are tiny aquatic insects that are in their busy underwater stages. It is said that over 90 percent of a trout’s diet consists of the little critters. These types of bugs are effective on a yearround basis. But especially here in the Winter. Despite their small size, trout focus on these insects because of their abundance.

Again, I am simply a bug chucking novice. I have only been at this since COVID. I still have a long way to go, but I am starting to understand it. My basic nymph setup consists of a 9-foot leader, and I add another 12 to 18 inches of tippet. At the very end, I tie my nymph.

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enough weight to have your nymph bouncing along the bottom. Trout are now extremely sluggish, and they don’t need to work as hard. My placement of the strike indicator also depends, but as a general rule of thumb, it should be at one and a half times the depth. Always be sure that your presentation moves with the flow of the current. Your nymph should drift naturally.

Pay close attention to your elements.

The water is now crystal clear, and the fish will spook easy. Patience is so important. Throw a few casts upstream to practice. Think slow. Watch that indicator and focus on what happens.

You should be able to tell the difference between a strike and brushing the bottom. When you see a sudden twitch or pause, simply raise your rod. Again.

There is no need to set the hook like Jimmy Houston. This obviously takes time to master. It only requires a slight tug. Don’t get too excited and stay focused. This is much easier said than done. It will get better. Trust me.

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Wm. P. Connolly Real Estate Company is celebrating its

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THE EARLY CHILDHOOD LEARNING CENTER (ECLC) located in the First Southern Baptist Church at 89 Kimble Hill Road in Williamsport is hiring. Applicants must be at least 18 years and have a minimum of two years working with young children, an associate degree in ECE or a related field and/or CDA is preferred. Applicants must also be able to clear full background checks and have a current physical and TB test. The ECLC will pay for clearances and training needed for the job. Please call 570-323-2025 for more information about joining our team. Resumes can be sent via email to eclcfsbc@gmail.com. The ECLC is an EOE. 160705

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