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Webb Weekly

280 Kane St.
South Williamsport, PA
17702




  • Simple, Convenient, Time-Saving Snacks for Busy Families0

    When every afternoon feels like a race to the dinner table and weekends are a blur of activities, there’s only one way to keep loved ones from getting “hangry”: easy, delicious appetizers and snacks. Keeping a few must-have ingredients in the pantry can help you avoid those dreaded moments between meals when stomachs are growling

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  • Heartworm is a Serious Medical Issue for Pets0

    Pet ownership requires taking steps to ensure the health and happiness of the companion animal. Ensuring that steps are taken to help a pet avoid illness is a priority that pet parents must take seriously. This includes being aware of diseases that have the potential to affect their animals. A biting health problem The American

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  • The Giant Co. Donates $6,714.19 to WASD Food Service Program0

    The Giant Co. presented Williamsport Area School District (WASD) with $6,714.19 Wednesday morning to benefit the district’s food service program. Pictured L to R: Michelle Keim Aramark, Brandy Smith WASD, Erin Kerbacher GIANT, and Emary Najdek GIANT The donated funds will be used to support kitchen improvements at Williamsport Area Middle School, according to Aramark’s Michelle Keim,

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  • Time Traveling0

    As I have mentioned, if you keep up with my articles, I have put a lot of miles on my Ram 1500 since January, when Beau Beau the dino was born. I really enjoy it, but gas prices haven’t been my friend lately. What I have done is listen to a lot of podcasts and

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  • Music from the Heart Performance: Slated For This Saturday, April 180

    A very special group of people with diverse special needs will be performing this Saturday, April 18, at 6 p.m., at Faith Church in Montoursville. They are called “Music from the Heart,” and this will be their third concert since 2024. Diana Logan is the sparkplug behind this wonderful musical effort, and Webb Weekly would

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  • Healthy Again: Part 10

    My interest in healthy aging started long before I began my own journey into and through middle age. As most of you know, I have been working as a health professional, personal trainer, and habit change coach for decades. After working with thousands of people, from elite athletes to seniors to average Joes, I have

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  • Identity: Free to Love0

    What I am about to write is one of the most freeing principles we will experience as we share life together on planet Earth: As a child of God, you are free to love everyone — yes, everyone. That powerful principle, like an onion, has many layers. To live it, we must peel through the

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  • Jimjams and Wafflestompers: Weird Words Goes for Early April0

    As regular readers of “Weird Words” know, your local lexicographer keeps a massive running-list of oddball vocab. Laid out in space-saving, three-column format, it currently totals nearly 3,200 terrific terms. For April — since it is of course the year’s fourth month — I simply flipped to page four and selected a dozen: Bindi (BIN-dee,

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  • Guaranteed Sugar

    Guaranteed Sugar0

    We just got through Easter weekend, and boy, was it wonderful. Busy, but lovely. Thursday and Good Friday were run, run, run. You know how it is. Get all your food menu items purchased and get ready for the Easter bunny’s arrival! Saturday, my mother-in-law hosted an Easter lunch in her beautiful new kitchen. It

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  • Not-So-Cold Storage: Three Streaming Thrillers0

    Before the summer movie season kicks into full gear, you may wish grab some recent releases that you missed in theaters. For folks who like thrillers, here are three solid picks now available for streaming: Dead of Winter – Having played theatrically in our area for exactly one week, this good-not-great drama is saved by

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  • I’m With the Band0

    Since our kids abandoned us and went off to college, my husband and I really miss the noise in our household. Sounds almost inconceivable, but it’s true. They had friends over frequently, and we miss their noise, too. Really, we do — because they were delightful. There were countless Halloween parties, marching band sectional get-togethers,

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  • Flat Shoes for Spring0

    When the weather starts to turn, I know so many of us are thinking about sandal season and cute shoes we can bring out from the wintry depths of our closets to enjoy the sunshine. However, I don’t think my feet are sandal-ready at the moment, plus it’s been a bit chilly, but I’m still

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