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Webb Weekly

280 Kane St.
South Williamsport, PA
17702




  • Somebody is Watching Me0

    Being a parent has taught me a lot of things. And in no way do I have it figured out and I don’t pretend to. I am taking it one day at a time. I’m extremely thankful for the experience, and I’ve tried to attack parenting with the same mindset I have with a lot

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  • Local Blue Star Mothers Assist Local Veterans With Honor Flight0

    The local chapter of Blue Star Mothers is always front and center in helping to honor our nation’s veterans. They are again assisting with the Honor Flight program and will be particularly involved on Sunday, October 11. What is Honor Flight? It is a non-profit program dedicated to honoring America’s veterans by transporting them to

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  • A Step-By-Step Guide to Changing Your Own Oil

    A Step-By-Step Guide to Changing Your Own Oil0

    Changing your vehicle’s oil is a crucial maintenance task that can extend its life and improve performance. It’s also a task many DIYers can handle on their own with just a few tools. This step-by-step guide can help walk you through the process. 1. Gather Essential Tools and Materials Before you begin, gather the necessary

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  • Williamsport Sun: October 4, 1954 – Officer “No. 1” Looks Back Over 25 Years of Service0

    Patrolman “Number One” starts his 26th year with the Williamsport Police Department tomorrow. One is the numerical designation on the badge of W. Max Blair, who this afternoon at 4 o’clock ends 25 years of duty with WPD. Third oldest officer on the 54-man police force. Mr. Blair holds the “number one” designation by being

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  • County Hall Corner: The County Tightens Its Belt0

    The Lycoming County Commissioners gathered on September 24 to address a financial reality that affects every resident: the county is running out of money faster than expected and taking steps to avoid raising taxes again. Several county departments have already burned through ninety percent of their annual budgets with months left in the year. The

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  • FCFP Opens Fall Grant Opportunities to Strengthen Communities Nonprofits invited to apply by November 1 for projects beginning in 20270

    First Community Foundation Partnership of Pennsylvania (FCFP) is inviting nonprofits to apply for three fall grant opportunities supporting community life in Lewisburg, economic development in Lycoming County and positive youth development across five counties. With $96,100 available, these opportunities support local organizations as they respond to community needs and create opportunities for residents. Applications for

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  • Montgomery’s Last Stand0

    The primary dangers regarding data center developments in Lycoming County focus on straining the local water supply, increasing electricity rates, disrupting rural residential life with constant noise, and destroying local farmland. As large-scale tech companies heavily target Central Pennsylvania, grassroots opposition has intensified, prompting Lycoming County Commissioners to urge local municipalities to implement strict zoning

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  • Score Big on Game Day with Winning Tailgate Recipes0

    Football, family, friends and food are a winning combination during tailgating season, especially if your recipe game is locked in. Whether you’re feeding a hungry crowd in the stadium parking lot or putting together a savory plate to enjoy while you chill on the sofa, these recipes bring plenty of flavor and keep the energy

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  • So Many Questions, So Few Answers

    So Many Questions, So Few Answers0

    Generally speaking, I think people prefer to know why things happen as opposed to being in the dark. They like certainty versus uncertainty. A black and white rendering over endless shades of gray. At least that describes my inclination. And although a great deal of time has passed since my brother’s suicide, 20 years to

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  • Susquehanna Film Festival October 9 to 110

    Hoping to top their success from last year’s inaugural Susquehanna Film Festival, organizers have brought to this year’s festival even more films (36), with 11 of them made by Pennsylvania filmmakers. This outstanding forum for films will be taking place this weekend, Friday, October 9 to Sunday, October 11, on three screens at the District

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  • Great Lakes Wind Symphony Launches0

    ‘Meet the Performer’ Series with Erie Jazz Quintet Oct. 11 The Great Lakes Wind Symphony (GLWS) will debut its inaugural “Meet the Performer Series” on Sunday, Oct. 11, at 2:30 p.m., featuring an intimate afternoon of jazz standards with the Erie Jazz Quintet. The performance will take place in the Howard Theatre of the historic

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  • Avoiding a Costly Lockout: 4 Reasons to Duplicate Your Car Key

    Avoiding a Costly Lockout: 4 Reasons to Duplicate Your Car Key0

    Losing your keys may be frustrating, but realizing you’re locked out of your car — without a spare key — can be truly panic-inducing. The price of getting back on the road can depend on several factors, including your vehicle make and model, the type of key that needs replacing and whether the situation calls

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