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  • Thank a Teacher0

    I went to Lock Haven University, which some would call the Harvard of the PSAC, and it also happens to be a great teaching school. A lot of my friends went to college to become teachers, and I also have many friends who are currently teaching. It’s an incredibly important job and, honestly, a pretty

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  • Riverdance To Perform at Journey Bank Community Art Center On February 26th0

    For 30 years, Riverdance has wowed audiences worldwide with its high-stepping Celtic dance. This year, they celebrate their 30th anniversary with a nationwide tour. They will grace the stage of the Journey Bank Community Arts Center with their dancing magic on February 26 at 7:30 p.m. According to some of their advance publicity, “Riverdance 30”

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  • 2nd Annual Homeschool Science Fair0

    On Saturday, January 24th, the Lycoming/Clinton County Homeschool Association of PA hosted their 2nd Annual Homeschool Science Fair at Pine Street Methodist Church, welcoming 29 homeschool students and families for an afternoon of hands-on investigation, creative problem-solving, and confident public speaking. Projects ranged from life science and botany to engineering, chemistry, and practical design. Students

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  • The Bookworm Sez: “Humor Me: How Laughing More Can Make You Present, Creative, Connected, and Happy” by Chris Duffy

    The Bookworm Sez: “Humor Me: How Laughing More Can Make You Present, Creative, Connected, and Happy” by Chris Duffy0

    Knock-knock. Who’s there? Yeah, okay, you’ll play along, even though knock-knock jokes haven’t been funny to you for decades. They’re obviously funny to the person who’s knocking, and that’s what matters – but can they tell a joke? Can you? Read “Humor Me” by Chris Duffy and you’ll see how a few ha-has can make

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  • God’s Hand & Healing

    God’s Hand & Healing0

    This part still gives me goosebumps. I was finally moved to a new room, and the nurse who helped me was an angel. She could tell how upset I was and felt horrible about everything that had just happened. I apologized for looking so awful and said I just wanted to wash my hair. As

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  • FREE Weight Loss Classes Offered0

    Well, we made it through the holiday season, and things are starting to get back to normal. The presents are put away, and I’m hoping you finally took down your tree. Now, if you are like me, the only two things you have left are the outstanding credit card debt and the weight you’ve gained

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  • Identity: A Child of the God of Liberty0

    We are on a quest to answer The Five Questions of Life. The first question, Who am I?, is the identity question. By focusing on God’s qualities, his eternal power and divine nature (see Romans 1:20), we begin to understand our identity. We are his children, made in his likeness and image. So far, we

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  • Aslan Is Still on the Move: C. S. Lewis in Central PA0

    “My whole way of viewing life has changed,” says one participant in the C. S. Lewis Institute, which is now taking registrants for its second year in Central PA. With branches in Pittsburgh, Carlisle and Philadelphia — along with 11 other states and such countries as Ireland, Japan and Kenya — CSLI was named for

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  • Horoscopes0

    ARIES – Mar 21-Apr 20 You have the cosmic green light to start that major project you’ve been planning or to take a leap in your career, Aries. Trust your intuition —it’s sharper than ever. TAURUS – Apr 21-May 21 Abundance is knocking, Taurus. Your hard work is translating into tangible rewards, and you may

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  • Mid-Winter Dresses0

    Dresses may not be at the top of your outfit menu this time of year, especially the year we’ve been having, but there are some mid-season dress trends for winter that offer a chance to refresh your wardrobe and maybe even your outlook. Who can resist the call from cozy knits and the velvet fabrics

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  • One for the (New) Ages: A Microsoft Dictionary!0

    Here at Weird Words, I could never do these columns without a good dictionary — several, in fact. At the same time, I also couldn’t do them if I had to check every single word in every dictionary I own. (Trust me — that is starting to get out of hand.) So I have 5-6

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  • Coldest Night of the Year Walk Raising Funds to Fight Homelessness0

    Homelessness is a reality that touches every corner of the United States, affecting more than half a million people on any given night. These numbers are not just statistics; they represent individuals and families, veterans, children, and seniors, many of whom find themselves without a safe place to sleep. In Pennsylvania alone, thousands face this

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