Webb Weekly July 13, 2022

VOLUME 20 • NUMBER 28

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On a beautiful sun-drenched day, Alys Mingle and I delivered a 5-burner grill and gas courtesy of the great people at Elery Nau Hardware and gift certificates from Rupert’s Specialty Meats and Frosty Beverage to Carl and his wife, Barb.

Thanks to Mikey Rupert and old Chet Ruth for always being part of our contest and providing great food and that cold beverage to wash it down. In talking with the couple, we learned that on the day they were called about winning the contest, they were actually going to be heading out to look for a new grill, as theirs had cooked its last burger. The Betts were hoping to find it and have it assembled in time for the 4th of July.

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But the ‘Summer Slide’ is real, and according to Scholastic, kids lose significant knowledge in reading and math over summer break, which tends to have a snowball effect as they experience subsequent skill loss each year. A recent study of children in 3rd to 5th grades also showed that students lost, on average, about 20 percent of their school-year gains in reading and 27 percent of their school-year gains in math during summer break.

Strong reading comprehension skills are one of the foundations of a successful academic career. According to the Institute of Reading Development, students with strong reading comprehension skills get a big boost in all subjects, including math and science.

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xpanded livestock and dairy exhibits and professional wrestling are just two of the things that will make this year’s Lycoming County Fair — which is the 151st edition of the event — a little bit more special. That’s the word from Lycoming County Fair Association President Rocky Reed.

“We are really looking forward to this year’s fair,” Reed told Webb Weekly. “As usual, we have a wide variety of things to offer people. And we are very excited to be offering professional wrestling this year which should give us a very unique attraction for fairgoers.”

The fair will be an excellent way to display and highlight Lycoming County’s agricultural bounty, particularly through the expanded dairy and livestock exhibits.

Here is a listing of some of the things that will be going on at this year’s fair, showing each day’s entertainment and highlights.

Wednesday, July 13, Harness Racing,

4 p.m., Logan Route, Red Dog Mobile Storage Stage, 6 and 9 p.m. Buffalo Beal’s Petting Zoo and Animal Rides, Adventure Family Circus, Frank, and Kathi Delucca all perform daily.

Thursday, July 14, Harness Racing, 4 p.m., Kopper and Kash Family Band, Red Dog Mobile Storage Stage, 6:30 and 8:30 p.m.

Friday, July 15, Mountain Creek Truck Fest, 6 p.m., Eddie Reynolds, Red Dog Mobile Storage Stage, 6:30 p.m.

Saturday, July 16, Antique Tractor Pull, 19 a.m., Dan and Galla, Red Dog Mobile Storage Stage, Saturday Night Shootout, Kids Power Wheels, 4 p.m. Compact Team Demo, and Full-Size Truck and SUV. 5 p.m. Obstacle Trail Clinic, 4H and VOC Sheep Show 5:30 p.m.

Sunday, July 17, Horse Show, 9 a.m., 4H and VOC Rabbits-Meat Pens-Fryer Show, 10 a.m., Hillbilly Garden Tractor Pull, 10 a.m., Junior Beef Blocking Contest, 1 p.m., KAOSS CHAMPIONSHIP DEMO, Kids Power, Wheel Derby, Figure 8 Racing, Compact Demo and Modified V8, 2 p.m., Vesper Service, 5 p.m., Cake Walk, Red

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Friday, July 22, Youth Horse Show, followed by Adult Horse Show, 9 a.m., Open Beef Show, 10 a.m., Youth Life Stock Sale, 6 p.m. (Awards 6”30 p.m.), Tractor pull, grandstands and bleachers, cost $10, 6 p.m., Rocky Allen, Red Dog Mobile State, 7 p.m.

Saturday, July 23, Holstein Red and White Dairy Cattle, 9 a.m., Pony Pulling Contest 10 a.m., PTPA Truck Pull 4 p.m., Eddie Reynolds, Red Dog Mobile Storage Stage, 6 p.m.

Additionally, there are great fair rides from Sunshine Shows LLC with a wide variety of amusements and rides, and of course, there will be many food vendors selling their delicious food and drink as well.

So, as you can see, there is a little bit of something for anyone at this year’s 151st Lycoming County Fair, so come to the Lycoming County Fairgrounds in Hughesville. For more information, call 584-2196.

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Monday, July 18, Open Poultry Show, Open Sheep Show, 9 a.m., Dairy Showmanship, followed by Old Timer’s Show, 5 p.m., 4-H and VOC Beef Cattle Show, 6 p.m., Open Mounted Horse Games, 7 p.m., Rope to Rope Entertainment Presents Professional Wrestling, 7 p.m. Grandstand seating, 7 p.m.

Tuesday, July 19, Youth All Breeds Dairy Cattle Show, 9 a.m., Children’s Story Hour, Muncy Bank Pavilion, 9:30 a.m., Equine Clinic, 3:30 p.m., John Ravert calliope begins on the midway at 4 p.m., Woody’s Trivia, Red Dog Mobile Storage State, 6:40 and 8:30 p.m.

Lycoming County Best School Talent Challenge, the grandstand area, 7 p.m. 4H and VOC Swine Show, 7 p.m.

Wednesday, July 20, Senior Citizens Day, Free All Day For Senior Citizens With Valid ID, Rides Not Included, 4H, VOC Goat Show, 9:30 a.m., Equine Clinic, 3:30 p.m., OPEN Pony Miniature Horse Show, 5 p.m., Draft Horse Pull, grandstands, 5 -.m., Open Swine Show, 7 p.m., “Smoky Tuesday,” Red Dog Mobile Storage Stage, 8 p.m., Thursday, July 21, Color Breed Dairy Cattle Show, 9 a.m., Goat Show, 8:30 a.m., Supreme Showmanship Competition, 5 p.m., Stick Horse Show,

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fforts of a carnival spirit prevail in downtown Williamsport when the city observes “American Heroes Day” to promote the sale of war bonds and stamps were pushed by the merchants today.

A number of stores will have patriotic booths in front of their places o business staffed with women defense workers attired in patriotic and historic costumes to focus the public’s attention on the heritage for which the boys are now fighting.

Richard G. Lowe, county chairman of the sale of war bonds and stamps, was busy endeavoring to find a hero to address merchants and employees at a mass meeting at the Capitol Theater which will touch off the drive, Friday at 8 a.m.

Literally, bonds and stamps will become curbstone business with the goal being “over the top” in Lycoming County’s share to fund the war effort.

Directors of the Merchants Bureau met

at the Community Trade Association offices today and reviewed the plans made thus far.

Efforts are being made to secure several tanks to add color and interest to the business district effort.

Girl Scouts have taken on the task of delivering tags to merchants who will then to war stamp and bond buyers during the all- day savings sale.

White tags will be given to those who buy one dollar’s worth or more of war stamps. The red tag will be worn by the bond buyers. It will truly be “Dollar or More Day” for war savings.

The public is being asked to look upon the event as an inducement to save.

The money spent is looked upon as an investment not a contribution, it is emphasized.

The Community Trade Association was working on the task of securing at least musical groups to play throughout the say. Some difficulty has been encountered because many of the members of such organizations are war plant workers and are unable to get the day off.

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Why Is It So Hard to Forgive?

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Others grow worse as we obsess on them — making them loom bigger in memory than they were in reality.

Second, because the past is permanent, it just can’t be undone. The ripple effect of offense goes on and on — altering the course of life and acting as a

constant reminder of the initial offense.

Third, because we want confession and restitution, we want the offender to own what they have done, and we want them to make us whole again.

The trouble is, it’s hard to get confession and restitution when the offender is unrepentant, gone, or dead.

Fourth, because revenge is more desirable than forgiveness, forgiveness feels like it minimizes the offense or lets the offender off the hook. Revenge forces the offender to suffer equal loss.

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Like us, Peter struggled with forgiveness. He asked Jesus, “Lord, how many times shall I forgive my brother or sister who sins against me? Up to seven times?”

Matthew 18:21 Tim My guess is that Hartzell Peter was being magnanimous.

Let’s face it, forgiving someone seven times seems a bit much. In context, Jesus does give direction for what to do when a fellow Christian sins against you, but multiple hits from the same person are always hard to swallow.

Jesus’ answer to Peter hits us the same way it hit him, “I tell you, not seven times, but seventy-seven times.” Matthew 18:22 Jesus always takes holy living to a level that is humanly impossible to attain.

Seriously, if we struggle with forgiving three times, how on earth are we going to do it seventy-seven times?

But that’s the point. We can’t live the Christian life under our own power. It’s just not possible. For us to live a holy life requires the full surrender of our lives to the transformational grace of God. There is no other way. So, like it or not, forgiveness is the standard —

and we must find the grace to forgive.

Forgiveness is important to God for two main reasons: freedom and potential. If we are imprisoned by bitterness or regret, then we cannot participate in a truly loving relationship with God or each other. True love can only be given and received by a free person — and to be free, we must forgive.

Our holy potential also requires freedom. Potential is all about the future — and it’s impossible to grow into the future if we are imprisoned by the past. To reach our potential, we must be set free from bitterness and regret.

So how does a Christian find the grace necessary to forgive? Here are some steps to get us moving in the direction of forgiveness: Step 1: Acknowledge the offense.

Don’t explain it away, excuse it, minimize it, or pretend it didn’t happen.

Be honest about it. Doing so is hard because it reveals vulnerability — an admission that the perpetrator had the power to hurt us. Keep in mind, God cannot release the grace to forgive until we are willing to admit we’ve been hurt. Redemption always begins in confession — even if it’s our confession that we’ve been hurt.

Step 2: Share the pain with God and trusted confidants. God will let us

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grieve without judgment — and so will trusted confidants. They will sit quietly in the ashes with us as we pour out the pain in our hearts. See Job 2:11-13.

(Christian friend, if someone shares their pain with you, don’t talk; just listen. Let them grieve. Job’s friends did just fine until they started talking in Job 3. Most everything they said was wrong.

More often than not, our grieving friends don’t need us to fix them; they just need us to be present and listening.)

Step 3: Love the offender by seeing them as lost, sick, or unaware. Do-

ing so introduces redemption into the story. Jesus commanded us to love our enemies. Doing so is more plausible if we see them as broken rather than evil. That’s what Jesus did for the crowd who crucified Him. From the cross, He demonstrated love for His executioners by praying, “Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing.” Luke 23:34 Step 4: Release to God the desire for revenge. Meditate on Romans 12:19, “Do not take revenge, my dear friends, but leave room for God’s wrath, for it

is written: ‘It is mine to avenge; I will repay,’ says the Lord.” Are we willing to trust in God’s vengeance? He’s the only one Who can see the heart — so the work of revenge is best left to Him. Step 5: Ask God to release the grace to forgive. Forgiveness is hard, and we need God’s grace to give it. Forgiveness is always a miracle of grace.

That’s the point of the old saying, to err is human; to forgive, divine.

Step 6: Live the forgiving life. Rarely is forgiveness a one-time event.

The memory of an old offense can be easily triggered, reintroducing the offense and the pain. Every time it happens, the discipline of forgive-

ness and redemption must overcome it — even seventy-seven times.

Step 7: Rejoice as God makes redemption the legacy. God redeems all things — even our loss and pain — and in the end, redemption is all that matters. Take it from a guy who has spent nearly forty years working with grieving families; forgiveness and redemption are far better legacies than bitterness and regret.

It is hard to forgive, but it is much harder to live in a prison of bitterness and regret. Begin taking steps toward forgiveness and redemption. You will be set free, and God will redeem your loss and pain as He releases your holy potential — hallelujah!

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Safe Removal of Ticks After 24 hours of tick attachment, the risk of getting Lyme disease rises to 15%, and to even higher levels after 48 to 72 hours. If you notice a tick attached to you or a loved one, you will want to remove it as quickly and safely as possible. It’s important to know

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– Shower within two hours of being outdoors. Ticks will seek out the warmest parts of your body, like your scalp, armpits, and groin. Start from the top of your body and scan your way down.

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– Carefully scan legs, ankles, and toes.

If you experience a tick bite and need medical attention, call your primary care doctor. If possible, keep the tick that was attached to you in a secure container and bring it with you to your appointment for testing.

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– Use hot water and high heat to wash and dry your clothing soon after returning indoors.

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Consider finding the tallest attraction at the fair (perhaps the ferris wheel), and make that the meeting point if anyone becomes lost. Snap a photo of youngsters when you arrive so that you’ll have a recent image and know exactly what they are wearing if you need to engage law enforcement.

Some parents tell their children to find another parent and ask them to help them contact security.

Time your visit. If the fair runs during the week and into the weekend, weekdays are likely to be much less crowded. Also, while not ideal, a cool day or one with a slight drizzle will cut down on crowds and improve the ability to see more things and get on more rides.

Factor in food. Fair food is an indulgence to enjoy when fairs come around. Rather than go overboard, pick one meal or item that the family will enjoy. Bring a backpack, if permitted, and fill it with bottled water and other

light snacks so that you can tame hunger pangs and not bust the budget at the food court.

Understand game odds. Fair games are largely designed to earn the event money and not to cash out prizes to all participants. The chances of winning the grand prize, which may be a giant stuffed giraffe, usually are low, so it’s best if children do not become overly concerned with winning a prize. Play the games for fun and memories and not to walk away with the biggest prizes.

In addition to these suggestions, parents can make sure they bring insect repellent and sunscreen to the fair.

Dress for comfort and not fashion.

These strategies can help families make the most of the county fair this year.

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Preschool Registration What: Messiah Preschool is now accepting registrations for the upcoming 2022-2023 school year. MLP conducts classes for students ages 3-5.

Classes are Monday thru Friday 8:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m.

Where: Messiah Lutheran Church, 324 S Howard St, S Williamsport. Or you may call 570-326-9171, option 2 to speak with or leave a message for the Preschool Coordinator. Registration forms are also available in the church office.

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

Registration required by emailing Rhiannon Summers at rhsummers@pa.gov or calling 570477-7780.

When: Thursday, July 14 from 8:30-11:30 a.m.

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

Nature Story

What: Bring your children ages 3-6 to the Amphitheater to enjoy a nature themed story and participate in an activity, game, or craft.

Contact Rhiannon Summers at 570-477-7780 or rhsummers@pa.gov for more information.

When: Thursday, July 14 from 2:00-2:30 p.m.

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

DiscoverE Kids Program: Geology Rocks What: Children ages 5-8 will be learning about rocks and minerals. Children must be accompanied by an adult! Registration required by emailing Rhiannon Summers at rhsummers@ pa.gov or calling 570-477-7780.

When: Friday, July 15 from 1:30-3:00 p.m.

Where: Park and meet at the Visitor Center in Ricketts Glen State Park.

Dinner What: Beer battered or broiled haddock dinner or Meatloaf Dinner. Open to the public. Take out or eat in. Call 570-327-0255 for take-out orders.

When: Friday, July 15, 2022, 4:30 p.m.-7:00 p.m.

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

“Photo Scavenger Hunt” What: Bring a camera or cell phone for this hightech scavenger hunt. Find the items on the list, take a photo, and get a prize. 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 15, 2022, 3:30-4:30 p.m.

Where: Little Pine State Park, Amphitheater.

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“Old Growth Forests” What: Join the park naturalist to learn about old growth forests, and some topics such as the history and issues that many of these forests went through and some of the threats old growth forests face today. A movie will be shown. 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 15, 2022, 8:15-9:15 p.m.

Where: Little Pine State Park, Amphitheater.

“Photo Scavenger Hunt” What: Bring a camera or cell phone for this high tech scavenger hunt. Find the items on the list, take a photo, and get a prize. 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 16, 2022, 3:30-4:30 p.m.

Where: Hyner Run State Park, Amphitheater (by the Pool).

“Old Growth Forests” What: Join the park naturalist to learn about old growth forests, and some topics such as the history and issues that many of these forests went through and some of the threats old growth forests face today. A movie will be shown. 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. Please bring a lawn chair.

When: Saturday, July 16, 2022, 8:15-9:15 p.m.

Where: Hyner Run State Park, Amphitheater (by the Pool).

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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 570-477-7780.

When: Saturday, July 16 from 5:30-6:30 p.m.

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

Sunset Paddle What: Join us for a leisurely paddle on Lake Jean to observe the sunset. Registration required by emailing Rhiannon Summers at rhsummers@ pa.gov or calling 570-477-7780.

When: Saturday, July 16 from 7:00-9:00 p.m.

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

Meditation What: Community sound healing.

When: Sunday, July 17th from 10:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m.

Where: Brandon Park, NW of the Bandshell, Williamsport.

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Our Star the Sun What: Take a look at the sun through our solar telescope and learn more about our star.

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When: Saturday, July 16 from 2:00-3:30 p.m.

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

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Community Dinner What: Free community dinner.

When: Thursday, July 14th, from 5:00 p.m. until supply is gone.

Where: Redeemer Lutheran Church - curb side, 1101 Washington Blvd., Williamsport.

Weight Loss Group What: TOPS Weight Loss Group.

When: Mondays from 5:15 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Masks and social distancing required.

Where: Divine Providence Hospital Auditorium, use auditorium entrance.

Blueberry Festival What: Blueberry festival. Homemade baked goods, crafts, trash & treasure, basket drawing raffle. Lunch served: sandwich platters, delicious desserts.

When: Saturday, July 16th, from 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.

Where: Garman Lutheran Church, 1779 Sulphur Run Rd., Pine Creek Twp.

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

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

Where: Kaos Fun Zone, Williamsport.

Church Service What: Sunday service. Sermon Title: We Must Recognize Our Need For Change. Sermon Text: Acts 10. All are welcome to learn about God and the Christian life.

When: Sunday Morning, July 17th. Service Time 10:15 a.m.

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

Homeschooling Families Park Meetups What: Homeschooling families meet for social time and support. Pack a lunch, drinks, camp chairs, sports gear, and other play items. Bathrooms will be open. For more information go to www.lcchea. com or find us on Facebook. Hosted by Lycoming & Clinton Counties Home Educators Association.

When: 2nd & 4th Tuesday of each month through October, 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.

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

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Church Service What: Sunday service. Sermon Title: The Eternal King Pt. 2. Sermon Text: Various. All are welcome to learn about God and the Christian life.

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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 6:30 p.m. Please contact the church at 570-546-8030 for the most current schedule.

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Route 15 Band What: Route 15 band. Open to the public. No cover.

When: Friday, July 22, 2022, 8 p.m.-11 p.m.

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

Country Line Dancing What: Country line dancing.

When: Wednesdays from 7:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m.

Where: Woodward Township Fire Hall, Linden.

Ballroom Dance Classes What: Beginning Ballroom Dance Class for anyone interested in learning to dance. Cost will be $10 per couple per class. To register please call Frank at 570-220-4806.

When: Thursday evenings from 6:00 p.m.-7:15 p.m.

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Stabler’s Grove What: Stabler’s Grove 86th Camp Meeting with Evangelist Rev. Paul Boxmeyer speaking on, “How Will It All End? The Four Themes of Revelation.”

Special Music includes Pat and Harlan Bower on Thursday, Carl & Opal Schlappi on Friday, Williamsport Assembly of God Praise Team on Saturday, and Winnie Schweikart on Sunday. A Fellowship Meal will be held on Saturday night from 5:30-6:45pm in the Church Social Hall located in the basement. Hot dogs, ice cream and drink will be provided. Covered dishes, etc., will be appreciated. All are welcome to attend. Church has AC and is handicapped accessible. For more

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When: July 21-24, 2022, from 7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. every night.

Where: Pine Run Bible Church, 1719 Pine Run Road, Linden.

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I knew he was listening to Papa Roach.

“I’m listening to real music!” he exclaimed.

I love Papa Roach, but annoying him was way more fun!

Kenzy started singing loudly with me during the chorus until we reached our driveway, and I turned the car off. Ty put an earbud in my ear so we could finish the song out on our walk up the driveway together.

Six months ago, he hated rock n’ roll, had smaller feet, and was shorter. Six months ago, he didn’t have armpit hair!! Now he is going to be thirteen and is changing so much every day.

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Hilderbrand is the proud mother of three, a dedicated Peloton rider, an aspiring book influencer, and an enthusiastic at-home cook (follow her on Instagram @elinhilderbrand to watch her Cringe Cooking Show). She is also a grateful eight-year breast cancer survi-

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The gala is the Library’s main fundraising event each year. Sponsorships are available by calling Dana Brigandi at 570-327-2957. A limited number of sponsorships are available and will feature an exclusive private meet-andgreet with Hilderbrand in the Capitol Lounge.

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The Gala, in its 19th year, will also feature an online auction for the general public, which will open October 6 at virtualgala.events/AuthorGala and close at 10 p.m. the night of the event, October 13.

Hilderbrand joins the group of best-selling authors who have made this event a must-attend for so many: David Baldacci in 2021; Lisa See in 2019; Dennis Lehane in 2018; Louise Penny in 2017; Chris Bohjalian in 2016; Ruth Reichl in 2015; Jennifer Weiner in 2014; and more. The 2020 event was postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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any articles have exact way gut health regulates been published brain function. Ghannoum recently discussand other scientists are hoping ing the connecthat as they learn more about tion the mind has with gut how these systems interact, health — specifically, the minew and better treatments for crobiome, which are the trildepression may be discovered.

Many of the studies on lions of bacteria living in our this relationship reference digestive systems. Research has shown that the gut microwhat is called the microbiDave ota-gut-brain axis. This is biome can affect many body Bellomo just a fancy way of saying systems and processes, including digestion, immunity, the pathways of communiand possibly our mental well-being. cation between our digestive system In an article written by Julia Metraux and the brain. A 2019 study in Physifor Everyday Health, Metraux dis- ological Reviews noted that gut microcusses the possibility that gut health biota affected mood in participants, might be involved in mental health some of whom had conditions such disorders such as depression. Accord- as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). ing to Mahmoud Ghannoum, Ph.D., Though more research is needed, who is a faculty member of the Di- existing studies seem to support the gestive Health Research Institute at idea that some people with depresCase Western Reserve University, sion have an imbalance in their gut our brain and gut talk to each other. bacteria and that there may be lower Ghannoum and other research- levels of beneficial organisms in their ers are investigating the way these digestive systems. In a 2022 article in two systems communicate and the journal Physiological Medicine, rehow the trillions of microorgan- searchers found that people with menisms in our gut influence depression. tal health conditions such as major While this type of research is gaining in depressive disorder, bipolar disorder, popularity, little is still known about the and schizophrenia-spectrum disorders

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high in sugar can negatively impact the microorganisms in our digestive systems and have been shown to be linked with depression. Instead, focus on diets largely composed of non-starchy vegetables, specifically ones with strong anti-inflammatory properties. These foods include green leafy vegetables such as kale and collards, blueberries, and bananas.

2. Exercise. Exercise, specifically aerobic exercise, has been shown to enhance digestive health as it seems to increase the diversity of gut bacteria. This diversity is good for gut health. Exercising at least 30 minutes per day is not only good for di-

gestive and heart health but has also been shown to be a mood booster.

3. Eat probiotics and fiber. Probiotics are foods that support good bacteria in your digestive system. Probiotic foods and drinks include kimchi, which is made from fermented vegetables, kombucha, a fermented tea, sauerkraut, and yogurt. Fiber, which is sorely lacking in the American diet, can be found in foods such as beans, broccoli, fruit, and oatmeal.

Gut health is critical to overall well-being and is only recently getting the attention it deserves. While research has shown the connection between the brain and the gut, more work needs

to be done to better understand this relationship. Research has also shown that by optimizing digestive health, we may be able to reduce our chances of developing mental health conditions such as depression. To accomplish this, we need to make sure that we are eating nutritious food that is rich in antioxidants and we are avoiding processed sugar such as sweets and soda.

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had higher levels of a bacteria such as Streptococcus, Lactobacillus, and Eggerthella, but lower levels of Faecalibacterium. What they do not know, however, is if these different levels were caused by things such as medication, diet, or by habits such as smoking or alcohol consumption. Research also suggests that genetics may play a large role in levels of certain bacteria that are associated with depression and may increase a person’s odds of developing mental health disorders.

While things like genetic predisposition cannot be controlled, some things can be done to improve gut health.

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County Hall Corner: Rage is All the Rage

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ur area has finally joined many of the municipalities in the United States by experiencing an act of rage. It probably had to happen sooner or later. Around 1:00 p.m. on Sunday, July 3rd, a woman took out her rage against Little League International by driving her minivan through the front door of the World of Little League Museum lobby. Thank God no one was injured, although four employees and about 40 guests were in the building at the time.

These are the Days of Rage in the United States, and it has been building up since the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. Rage is different from protesting or voicing grievances.

The US Constitution actually included in the first amendment protection of the freedom of religion (yes, that was the first one), freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom of assembly, and the right to petition the government. Look at that list — three of

the five have to do with the right to express your concerns openly in public.

However, even from the beginning, there were those who felt they had to make their point more violently, even at the highest levels of the US government. According to Yale history professor Joanne B. Freeman, there were more than 70 violent incidents between congressmen in the years leading up to the Civil War. The most famous was on May 22, 1856, when Representative Preston Brooks, a pro-slavery southerner, walked over to Senator Charles Sumner, a northern advocate against slavery, and whacked him in the head with

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When we become frustrated against government officials, the courts, media, business entities, or even neighborhood residents — we now have outlets on social media to express our exasperation. But rage is something different. My own acronym for RAGE is Revenge Against Great Enemies.

When a grievance grows in someone’s mind as something that must be stopped and even paid for, violence is almost always the response. To the ‘enraged,’ their actions are justifiable.

This is what makes it so dangerous.

Aristotle once wrote, “The man who is angry at the right things and with the right people is praised.”

Unfortunately, today, we have folks that get angry not just at the “right things” but over virtually anything and everything, and more times than not, it is directed at the vulnerable rather than the “right people.”

Wake up, Lycoming County. When even Little League International unwires someone enough to drive a vehicle through the front door of a museum and possibly injure innocent victims, nothing is off-limits to the raging enraged.

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his cane until he was unconscious.

He then walked calmly out of the chamber with no one stopping him.

The threats between northerners and southerners got so heated that many congressmen routinely carried pistols or knives when they stepped into the congressional floor. It is no wonder that reconciliation could not take place, and ultimately the violence resulted in the United States Civil War. To bring us up to the 21st century, an article in the magazine Atlantic in 2004 noted that “America’s social-anger thermometer is on the rise…” and could possibly develop into the level of the Decade of Anger in the 1960s.

This was spot-on as the riots that took place in May and June of 2020 in 140 cities following George Floyd’s death in Minneapolis police custody resulted in fires and property destruction that resulted in over $2 billion in damages. According to Property Claim Services (PCS), an organization that has tracked insurance claims related to civil disorder since 1950, these riots cost the insurance industry more than any ever recorded.

Rage actions have become almost commonplace in the past several years.

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12063 Route 220 Highway Hughesville Pa 17737 9 a.m. - Contents to include Misc. Decor, Household, Collectibles, Garage items and more. 10:30 Offering of the Real Estate 2 Story home sitting on a double lot located in Shrewsbury Township Lycoming County with a detached garage and a single car attached garage. This home will be selling with motivated seller confirmation. Please continue to watch for the detailed ads coming in the near issues of the Webb Weekly, immediately following the offer of the Real Estate, we will be selling the remains of the household and collectible items. Watch for listing and pictures on auctionzip.com ID 45518 or follow us on Facebook at Levi Spring Auctioneering.

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In exchange for over 40 hours of instruction, candidates must agree to volunteer 50 hours to the Penn State Cooperative Extension Master Gardeners program. Volunteer activities currently carried out by Master Gardeners in Lycoming county include upkeep and programming in the Sensory garden and demonstration gardens, working with community groups, the annual Garden Fest, presentations on various gardening topics for local schools, groups and organizations, programming sponsored by the Master Gardeners, such as composting, rain barrels and pollinator gardens, perennial plant sale, and answering questions for the garden hotline.

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Why are people interested in becoming a Master Gardener? Daryl Kern, Master Gardener for 17 years explains. “I initially was interested in becoming a Master Gardener so I could learn more about gardening and was especially excited about the evidence-based point of view.

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I am continually learning! I get to share gardening information, teach and develop programs, try out new ideas, but most of all it’s the comradeship and wonderful people I have met along the way that keeps me involved.”

Penn State Cooperative Agricultural Educators, Program assistants, and Master Gardeners will teach sessions on various topics by webinars which will be required “at home” viewing along with weekly readings from the Master Gardener manual. Hands on activities will be provided as part of the training. Participants are required to attend all sessions which will be held at

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lip a coin and watch.

No matter how it lands, it’s still the same coin but only half of it’s revealed. Front and back, in and out, there are always two sides to everything, though you may never see them both unless you look. You never experience both unless, as in “Healing”

by Theresa Brown, RN, you have no other choice.

She still doesn’t remember what she said to her family, to her children or to her husband. She’d told them that she’d been called back for scanning and another mammogram, but revealing the actual diagnosis, no. Theresa Brown can’t recall it.

One might think she’d be prepared for it. When she was 16, Brown had lumps removed from one breast and it wasn’t all that painful, as she remembered. She had several relatives who’d died from breast cancer years ago; her mother had cancer, too, but it was a different kind. This medical background had spurred Brown to become

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She wanted to take care of cancer patients right from the start, but learning the ropes wasn’t easy; the first ward she worked on was full of bullies and unhelpful colleagues.

Later wards became easier places to learn, but she still labored under the problem of care-versus-cost, of patient-versus-profit.

This unique point-of-view made her realize that medicine, as a whole, could do better.

That was especially obvious after her diagnosis.

It’s “cruel,” says Brown-the-patient, to make patients wait over a long weekend for their test results, or to make them wait weeks to determine a plan for care. It’s likewise important to maintain dignity during tests; to pay attention to pain; and to soothe fears, even if it’s with a few words and the most basic explanations.

It’s important to help a patient remember that they’re not just their cancer.

“I am grateful that treatment saved my life,” says Brown. “Sometimes I’m also frustrated at what it took away.”

If you’ve ever been in a hospital – and especially if you’ve ever had cancer – author Theresa Brown sings a song here that you’ve heard before. The difference is that “Healing” is actually, calmingly, quite lyrical.

Indeed, Brown’s words are very soothing; even when they’re filled with outrage for what she experienced as a patient, there’s a feeling of comfort, almost relief, to find her “Nurse Voice” here, the voice of

authority that her position grants. And yet, the ubiquitous cancer patient swirl of decisions-tests-fear-helplessness is also loud and clear in this book, which lets readers know that this is for real. Pay attention: Brown also sneaks in love, and plenty of storminess into tales of her earliest career and what medical care looks like in America today.

This is the kind of book you want if you’re already on the cancer treatment treadmill, or if you’ve just stepped off. Hand it to your doctor, pass it to a nurse, the happy ending in “Healing” will make you flip.

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“Midnight Run” (1988): Now a bit lesser known, this box-office hit pairs Robert De Niro and Charles Grodin as, respectively, a low-rent bountyhunter and his latest quarry, a bigtime embezzler who turns out to be more scrupulous than we first thought.

Directed by Martin Brest (“Beverly Hills Cop”), “Run” is not only very funny but also loaded with exciting action; and Grodin steals every scene he’s in. Rated R for pervasive language.

“The Peanut Butter Falcon” (2019): Louisiana backwaters constitute “the road” in this 2019 sleeper that unites two misfits — a troubled petty thief named Tyler (Shia LaBeouf) plus a stout & stalwart lad with Down Syndrome (Zack Gottshagen) who has fled his institution with nothing more than a pair of tighty-whities. Zak’s unlikely

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Road to Perdition (2002): This neglected masterpiece is my ultimate “best movie you never saw,” a galvanizing crime drama in which Tom Hanks is cast against type — as a Depression-era hitman. Hanks’ Mike Sullivan works for a Capone-related syndicate near Chicago. When Sullivan’s 12-year-old son accidentally witnesses a hit, the syndicate goes after his family, forcing Sullivan and son to take to the road — where they become 20th-century Robin Hoods, vengefully nailing banks in which Capone stashes dirty money.

Top-notch direction by Sam Mendes (“American Beauty,” “Skyfall,” “1917” ); meticulous period detail; sensational music by the peerless Thomas Newman — literally my single favorite movie score; jaw-dropping photography by lensing legend Conrad Hall, whose work here won a posthumous Oscar; plus a supporting cast that includes Paul Newman, Jude Law, Daniel Craig, Ciaran Hinds, Stanley Tucci … and, as the boy, a young Tyler Hoechlin — later more famous for TV’s “Teen Wolf ” and “Supergirl” (as Superman). Rated R for some violence.

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t the height of the travel season — and in honor of the state-traversing U.S. Route 6, Pennsylvania’s coolest twolane — Webb presents a half-dozen road movies.

We’ll stick to “under-the-radar” films in this category — trusting that most readers already know about such classics as “Rain Man,” “Planes, Trains and Automobiles,” the Oscar-magnet “It Happened One Night” and 2018’s BestPicture winner, “Green Book.”

“Chef ” (2014): The accomplished actor-director Jon Favreau (“Iron Man I” and “II,” plus the live-action “Jungle Book” & “Lion King”) took up the pen for this winsome winner about a talented chef who has a public meltdown and thereafter hits the road in a food truck; this cross-country trip then enables Chef Carl to reconnect with his pre-teen son. Laced with luscious food footage and a tasty soundtrack, “Chef ” co-stars Scarlett Johansson, Oliver Platt, Dustin Hoffman, Sofia Vergara and in a terrific cameo, Robert Downey Jr. Rated R for language.

“Harry and Tonto” (1974): After entertaining generations on TV’s “The Honeymooners,” Art Carney grabbed

goal is to reach a professional wrestler — so he too can take up a grappling career!

Meanwhile, the pair is joined by a kindly staffer who’d like to return Zak (Dakota Johnson) — and Joseph W. on top of that, two Smith III vicious thugs are also coming after Tyler. The cast is excellent, highlighted by an irresistible Gottshagen — who met the filmmakers at an acting camp and insisted they make a movie about him. Rated PG-13 for language.

“A Perfect World” (1993): Kevin Costner is sensational in this lesserknown triumph from director Clint Eastwood and writer John Lee Hancock (“The Blind Side,” “Saving Mr. Banks”).

Set in 1963, “World” focuses on Butch Haynes, a career criminal who, after escaping from jail, takes a preteen boy as hostage; but like young Phillip, we can see that Haynes is not all bad, and this gripping crime thriller morphs into an equally gripping road movie as Haynes takes the fatherless child under his wing.

Eastwood co-stars as a Texas Ranger in pursuit, with help from a criminologist (Laura Dern) and a cocky sharpshooter (Bradley Whitford). Rated PG-13 for

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Simple Tips for a Better Wedding Registry

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or some couples, the idea of registering for wedding gifts is an exciting way to start planning for the home they’ll be sharing as newlyweds. For others, the registry is just one more chore to check off the wedding to-do list.

Regardless of where you fall on the love-it-or-hate-it spectrum, most experts agree a registry is a good idea, especially for couples who will be

setting up a home together for the first time. Keep these tips and etiquette guidelines in mind to get the most out of your registry.

Take inventory of what you have and what you need. For couples who’ve lived alone or together, the registry may be a way to fill in gaps for necessities neither of you already have. It’s also a good way to begin upgrading the less expensive kitchen

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items and furnishings you had as college students or singles. Make a list of your needs and wants so you don’t forget any essentials. If you’re still in doubt, request a checklist from the store where you’ll be registering so you can do some planning.

Register for things at a wide range of price points. The whole purpose of a registry is to make it easy for your guests to get you things you’ll like and need. Part of making it easy is recognizing your guests have diverse financial situations. While it’s customary to gift the bride and

groom, not everyone can afford an extravagant gift, especially if they’ve spent money on travel and attire to attend. While it’s a good idea to offer modest options, don’t shy away from bigger ticket items that a small group might chip in on together.

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Aim for a mix of large national stores and online retailers.

Plan to block off at least a few hours for an in-person registry. It will take time to get everything set up. Traveling through the store, debating options and making your selections could take longer than expected. Also be sure to

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ne bowl, six basic ingredients and 30 minutes makes a very full and happy belly.

Last week was National Mac & Cheese Day, a time to celebrate one of America’s favorite dishes.

Mac & cheese is also the ultimate in comfort food. In addition to being mighty tasty, its economical and easy to make.

It’s interesting how something so basic can also be so varied from recipe to recipe.

Cheddar, provolone, cooper sharp, colby jack or Swiss?

Stove or microwave? Start with the pasta already cooked or throw it into the pot uncooked with all the other ingredients?

Many folks make their favorite dishes the same way their mother and grandmother did. Comfort food has the ability to bring back memories from long ago.

I love macaroni & cheese, in fact, it’s one of my favorite things to eat Over the years I’ve tried many recipes and had it at many restaurants, however, none was or is as scrumptious as the kind my grandmother and mother prepared.

It’s the only kind I ever made or ever will make.

This mac & cheese is so simple to make and takes less than half an hour from start to ready to eat.

All you need is one large microwave safe

bowl and six everyday items every kitchen should have on hand. Pasta, cheese, salt, pepper, butter and tomato soup. Yep, undiluted tomato soup changes the taste and appearance completely.

Here’s the blueprint.

Using a large microwave safe bowl, fill it with water about ¾ the way. Add a pinch of salt to the water and microwave to a rolling boil. Add your pasta and microwave about 18 minutes.

Drain and rinse with warm water and place back into the bowl. Next add your cheese, butter, salt, pepper and the tomato soup and microwave uncovered for about 4 minutes until the cheese is melted.

At this point you could either serve this or jazz it up a little more by adding some chopped up bacon, French fried onions or broccoli chopped into pieces.

Occasionally I’ll add a thin layer of breadcrumbs on top and place under the broiler until the crumbs are toasted.

Be sure to partake in this cheesy creation that is comfort food at its best.

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particularly in July, we tend to get less rainfall. I am always worried that my plants are not getting enough moisture to the roots for proper growth. To help with this, I place six to eight inches of compost in my garden after my plants are in the ground.

This not only helps with keeping moisture in the soil but also prevents weeds from becoming a problem.

The compost will also give the appearance of clean, wellmaintained beds.

Most vegetable plants need one inch of water per week. Watering should be spread over a few days rather than all at once.

Seedlings may require small amounts of water delivered more frequently until they become established. Over watering plants can cause the roots to become

waterlogged, leading to the death of the plant.

To help determine how much water your plants need, you can use the “finger method.” Place your index finger two to three inches into the soil. If the soil is dark in color and sticks to your finger, chances are your plant has enough water. During these hot summer months, I recommend checking your plants daily.

My tip this week would be to invest in a moisture meter. This device has a metal probe that you insert into the ground, which reads how much moisture is present in the soil. This meter can also be used on indoor house plants to prevent overwatering. Moisture meters are not expensive and can be purchased at just about any garden center or hardware store. Since I started using a meter, I have noticed a difference in the consistency of the moisture in my soil.

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Cutters Carvings A Weekly Look At The Williamsport Crosscutters Compiled by the Crosscutters Media Relations Dept.

2nd Half Host Families Needed The Williamsport Crosscutters are currently accepting applications for potential host families for the 2nd half

of the 2022 season. While many host families return year after year, the team is always looking to add to their list of availabilities for the players.

“Host families play a crucial role in helping our young players feel comfortable and succeed in a new environment”, said Crosscutters Vice-President of Marketing Gabe Sinicropi. “Families who have opened their homes to Crosscutters players in the past have had positive experiences that include forging lasting relationships.”

The 2022 season ends September 4.

Players typically range in age from 17– 23. All Host Families are eligible for Cutters game tickets as well as other perks of the Host Family Program.

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ny good gardener is well aware that a productive garden takes work. You don’t merely till the ground, stick some seeds in the dirt, and shortly thereafter begin picking fresh vegetables off the vines. If one wants a good harvest, then they must spend the time to eliminate weeds that take needed nutrients and moisture from the soil in competition with the vegetable plants.

Similarly, elimination of weeds is essential to maximize the benefits of a food plot.

During this past spring, there was enough rain to plant and develop food plots, but so far, the summer rains seem to be a bit sparse.

That means that any unwanted weeds throughout a food plot that are competing for moisture in the ground are even more troublesome. With some effort on our part, the majority of these weeds can be eliminated with various techniques that can be used, depending on the species in question.

Autumn olive, Barberry, Tartarian honeysuckle, and Multiflora rose: Unfortunately, each of these species

was offered to landowners for free by the Pennsylvania Game Commission quite a few years ago.

Each one was touted as “the latest and greatest thing to plant for wildlife feed and cover.” Now, years later, and after each of them has continued to spread throughout the landscape, they are now classified as “invasive species,” and the current recommendation is to eliminate them whenever and wherever possible.

As they mature, each of these plants produces fruit containing seeds. Various birds eat the fruit, and some of the seeds pass through the birds undigested. Thus you often see some of these plants growing under power lines and trees.

Deer will sometimes browse on some of these plants, but not enough to control or impede their spread across fields and through the woods.

In the young plants, control can be achieved mechanically by mowing. Once they reach a mature stage, chemical treatment by application of herbicides becomes the most effective method of elimination. Glyphosate (Roundup) is extremely effective on all of these. The autumn olive may be

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Once established, you can thicken the clover production by “frost-seeding” in late winter. But clover is also subject to unwanted weeds slowly choking out the clover itself.

Weed control in clover plots is best done with a combination of mechanical and chemical processes. First, mow off the clover plot by setting the cutting height to just above the top of the established clover. This will take the stems and tops of many of the weeds that stand above the existing clover.

Wait one week, and then do a chemical application. This application should be a mix of Butyrac 200 and Clethodim.

Caution: Verify with your supplier the proper mixture and use of these products for clover food plots.

Food plot maintenance is just as important as maintaining a garden properly. Controlling any weeds that compete with the desired plants for moisture and nutrition will be the most effective way to ensure maximum yield.

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so large that they may have to be physically pulled out of the ground or cut off at ground level and treated with a few drops of Garlon 4 on the stump to stop regeneration at the stump.

Corn and Soybeans: With either corn or soybeans that are planted and left unharvested for later use by wildlife, the issue of weed control is best addressed before planting.

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Warm-season grasses: These are the tall (sometimes reaching a height of 5 feet or more) grasses that were once native to our landscape that have slowly been replaced by cool-season grasses and weeds over the decades. They include such species as Indian grass, Little blue stem, and Big blue stem grasses, and they provide excellent cover and some food for various wildlife. Once these plots of warm-season grasses are established, unwanted weeds will slowly creep in. Treatment with 2-4D will eliminate any competing broadleaf plants.

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warmer temperatures, and fish are very sensitive to those temperature changes and are quick to respond.

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this preferred habitat, but the warmer water temperatures are also being sought out following the cold winter months. All winter long, we caught Ken good numbers of Hunter crappies through the ice in deep water but come May, it was time to head to the six-foot and less water depths, where we again racked up good numbers. Come

mid-June; however, it is again time to make the shift back to the deeper parts of the lake.

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where schools of crappies roam at various depths. A lot of this is also true for perch. Bluegills, on the other hand, spawn later than crappies, and sometimes they may still be found in shallower bays and shorelines even into the mid and late summer months.

When it comes to bass fishing in lakes, here again, it’s wise to be conscious of spawning periods and water temperatures. Bass in our part of the country will usually spawn in late May or early June. Bass will move into their shallower spawning grounds in one to four feet of water and when water temperatures reach around 60 degrees. I tend to avoid fishing for bass during the spawning period and be aware that fishing over or targeting a bass spawning bed is not legal. I try to avoid the circular spawning beds that are often visible in the shallow water and fish a little deeper for fish that have not yet started the spawning process.

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A Dr. Briggs Conversation Note: on July 1, Dr. Eric Briggs began his duties as the new Superintendent of the South Williamsport Area School District. For the past six years, he had served as the Superintendent at Canton.

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opportunities to be embedded in the community, these are things that are important to me.”

WW: How important are athletics to the overall educational objectives of a school district?

Scott Lowery Briggs: “Athletics and the arts play a critical role in the education of students. Students often need a connection outside of the seven or eight hours each day they spend in the school building. Extracurricular activities are an important part of young people’s development. The role that coaches and advisors play in supporting students gives them another adult role model that they can connect to. All in all, these activities are an extension of the work that we do in the academic setting throughout the day. I think it is valuable for all our students because it gives them an opportunity to connect with something outside the normal school day and still be associated with the school system.”

WW: During the past several years, the sports programs at Canton have

been very successful. How satisfying was that for you?

Briggs: “One of my early goals at Canton was to be able to build a positive school climate and culture. When you have successful athletic programs, that extends beyond the walls of your building — and the community becomes more engaged. The sports programs at Canton were a great avenue to bring our community together, and it was exciting. Anybody that knows me knows that there wasn’t a home game when I wasn’t on the sideline and having the chance to interact with the kids. It’s a great way of building a positive school culture and having the community become engaged in the success that is achieved on the athletic fields.”

WW: How do you plan to support South Williamsport’s sports programs?

Briggs: “From a budgetary standpoint, it is important to see what the figures look like. Personally, I will be actively engaged in participating and will be at as many events as I can. If there are areas of need, I will try and continue to support athletics and try to create partnerships within the community that can help support the athletic programs that we currently have in place.

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want to excel at a particular sport, often times that sport demands your attention year-round. I am a firm believer that multiple sports build a well-rounded individual and student.

As a former athlete myself, I was a wrestler, and I was a product of burnout. I wrestled from kindergarten all through high school. I loved the sport of wrestling, and it taught me the most life-long lessons that I could have had.

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WW: From your new South Williamsport perspective, what role will athletics play?

Briggs: “My key focus during this first year at South Williamsport is to gain a better understanding of how the systems that are currently in place are working. Regarding athletics, yes, having winning programs is what you strive

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Indeed, challenges lay ahead, but Dr. Eric Briggs is suited up in blue & white and eager to help the collective South Williamsport team.

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superintendent in the state of Pennsylvania will tell you in many communities, South Williamsport among them, athletics play a huge role in the work you do and are contributing factors that lead to decision making.”

WW: Smaller schools need athletes to play multiple sports to have competitive programs. Is the three-sport athlete becoming a thing of the past?

Briggs: “That is a challenge, not only in high school but with our youth sports today. When I grew up, kids were involved in multiple sports yearround. Athletics have become so competitive at such young ages that if you

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Spencer here. For hundreds of years, the Lakotas called this area Badlands is a national park in southwestern South Dakota. The ‘Mako Sica,’ which literally translates rugged beauty of the Badlands draws to “bad lands.” When early French fur visitors from around the globe. The trappers passed through, they referred peaks, gullies, and buttes resulted from to her as les mauvaises terres a traveser an ancient waterway molded by wind (bad lands to travel across). The and erosion. The coloring is incredible. Badlands presented many challenges The ruggedness is impressive. The for those early settlers. Rains made Badlands gives one a sense of wonder. the clay slick and sticky. Impassible.

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This area was originally the lands of the Oglala Sioux. And in 1868, at the Second Treaty of Fort Laramie, the United States assured the Sioux that the Badlands shall forever be in their possession. In 1889, however, the treaty was broken, and the Badlands were confiscated by the United States. Sioux Indians objected and caused a stir.

Thousands assembled in 1890, and via a Ghost Dance, they tried to revive the souls of the lost buffalo and the dead.

The history of the Badlands as a significant paleontological resource goes back to the times of the Lakotas.

They found large fossilized bones, fossilized seashells, and turtle shells.

They correctly assumed that the area had once been underwater and that the bones belonged to creatures that no longer existed. In 1843 a fossilized jaw fragment collected by Alexander Culbertson of the American Fur Company found its way to a physician in St. Louis. Hiram A. Prout published a paper about the jaw in the American Journal of Science in which he stated that it had come from a creature he called a Paleotherium. Shortly after the publication, the Badlands became an extremely popular fossil hunting

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