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  • The Bookworm Sez: “The Breath of the Gods: The History and Future of the Wind” by Simon Winchester0

    Well, you blew it. You’d spent all that time making sure your ‘do was perfect, not a hair out of place — and then you went outside. The wind took care of your work, making your head look like you’d coiffed it with an eggbeater. It billowed around your body, it stung your face, and

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  • Back to the Basics: A Fresh Batch of Weird Words0

    Here at Webb’s “Weird Words,” our stock-in-trade is presenting lists of oddball vocab — complete with pronunciation, part of speech, definitions and sundry other info on origin and usage. But we’ve been on a lengthy hiatus from that, covering the Broadway revival of Waiting for Godot (loaded with unusual language) and then moving on to

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  • Her Legacy: A Family Built Together by Love0

    On January 11, our daughter Kenzy Mae celebrated her 12th birthday. The week she was due to be born, my grandmother, Lois Mae Liddick, couldn’t wait for her arrival. She was due on my gram’s birthday, January 9th, but Kenzy decided she wanted her own birthday on the 11th. We decided to give Kenzy her

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  • Winter Accessory Styling Tricks0

    Wearing stylish outfits can be tricky in the winter, what with the unpredictable-to-downright-nasty weather, the necessity of function over fashion, and the general malaise of the season. However, by adding a specific accessory or incorporating a few styling tricks, you can go from just wearing clothes to walking out the door in a finished look,

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  • Sojourner Truth Ministries Serves Community0

    Sojourner Truth Ministries (STM), a Christian-faith nonprofit, marks its 26th anniversary of serving Williamsport by providing meals, social services, and faith-building activities to support community members in need. Directed by Angelique Labadie, STM operates an integrated soup kitchen at 501 High St. Personally, I have seen the great work STM has been doing through the

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  • Uptown Music Collective Begins 2026 With a Tribute to 2000’s Rock

    Uptown Music Collective Begins 2026 With a Tribute to 2000’s Rock0

    Hot on the heels of the highly successful 25th Anniversary Celebration, the Uptown Music Collective will return to the Journey Bank Community Arts Center stage for its first major performance of 2026. “Back to the Garage: Songs That Rocked the 2000s” — a one-night-only concert — is set for 7:30 p.m. Saturday, January 24. The

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  • Pantone’s Color of the Year 2026

    Pantone’s Color of the Year 20260

    Last year’s color of the year from Pantone was “Mocha Mousse,” aka a light, soft brown. At the time, I noted that it was hard to get excited about such a muted tone. 2026’s Pantone color of the year presents even more of a challenge for which to muster enthusiasm. This year’s color is entitled

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  • Horoscopes0

    ARIES – Mar 21-Apr 20 Your attention is focused on finances and deeper connections, Aries. This is the week to speak honestly about budgets, debts or your investments with a partner. TAURUS – Apr 21-May 21 Taurus, the spotlight is shining on your relationships, whether in love or business. Expect some meaningful conversations that define

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  • “Why Good Men Fall”: Pastor Tim Equips Men for Battle0

    “Because of the internet and AI, destructive behavior is more accessible to good men than ever before,” says Tim Hartzell. “We don’t even have to look for it — it pursues us. And if we are not prepared for the attack, we will fall.” Hartzell, a recent area pastor and now a freelance writer focusing

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  • A Heartfelt Thank You

    A Heartfelt Thank You0

    Hey all. Feeling so much better after such a long week of being so sick with COVID. I have never slept so much in one week all my life. Looking back, you don’t realize how sick you were until you think about how much you slept. The fact that I slept all day and still

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  • A New Dictionary for the New Year: Merriam-Webster’s 12th Collegiate0

    Last week, Webb’s Weird Words feted the new year by looking at new words in a new dictionary. That would be the 12th edition of Merriam-Webster’s Collegiate, the first update of that venerable tome since 2003. Now that I actually have one in my hands, here are a few reflections on this long-awaited revamp. The

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  • Identity: A Child of the God of Law0

    After creating light, God’s next act was to establish law to separate light from darkness: And God said, “Let there be light,” and there was light. God saw that the light was good, and he separated the light from the darkness. God called the light “day,” and the darkness he called “night.” And there was

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