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  • Horoscopes0

    ARIES – Mar 21–Apr 20 Aries, this week you may find yourself with some extra energy and enthusiasm for new projects. Figure out what you want to get done and think through a plan. TAURUS – Apr 21–May 21 Taurus, you may have a strong desire for stability and security. Now is a good time

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  • How to Style a Barn Jacket0

    The barn jacket or field coat is a type of rugged, durable outerwear originally designed for farming or outdoor work. L.L. Bean launched a version back in 1924 for sportsmen to wear whilst duck hunting. The corduroy collar could be flipped up to protect the neck in windy conditions, with the big, round pockets a

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  • Freefall0

    I was sixteen when I first heard about a swimming hole the locals called The Big Forty. It was an abandoned slate quarry that had partially filled with water. The hole got its name from a forty-foot-high cliff along the south side. The water was clear and deep, and the cliff was high and steep.

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  • The New Love Center: Feeding Clinton and Lycoming Counties0

    It is difficult to comprehend that in this day and age, in one of the most prosperous countries in the world, many people don’t have access to regular food sources. The unfortunate reality is that millions of Americans will go hungry this holiday season, and this is especially true in rural Pennsylvania. According to the

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  • Nighttime Beauty Routine0

    As daylight savings time looms before us, now is an ideal time to check in on nighttime beauty routines. Whether you consider yourself a beauty minimalist or a skincare maximalist, the advantages of a bedtime beauty routine should not be taken lightly. In fact, a soothing and, at times, pampering regimen will help ease the

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  • Happy Haunting

    Happy Haunting0

    To be a kid during this week. Do you remember how exciting it used to be? Ah, good old Halloween week. Getting to wear your new Halloween costume and heading out in your neighborhood to see who handed out the big size candy bars. My favorite houses were always the bags of chips. I was

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  • Blackout0

    The successful rationalization of a temptation brings about a very dangerous state of mind called blackout. In blackout, a good man is no longer capable of considering the terrible consequences that will be unleashed when he crosses a moral line. He is no longer thinking of his wife and children, his God and church, his

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  • Pine Creek Valley Wellness Center To Hold Open House0

    According to Mental Health America, a national nonprofit dedicated to the promotion of mental health, well-being, and illness prevention, approximately 50 million Americans are currently experiencing some form of mental illness. In addition, over 12.1 million adults have reported serious thoughts of suicide at some point. While it is abundantly clear that there is a

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  • SpOoKy Good Time

    SpOoKy Good Time0

    Last year, I shared with you about my pap and gram’s (Floyd and Lois Liddick’s) amazing pumpkin parties. This time of year, I can’t help but think of these precious memories. Both sets of my grandparents gave us the best childhood memories. I am so beyond thankful for grandparents who wanted to be with us

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  • Over 40 Style0

    I will proudly state that last month, I turned 44; I am middle-aged, and it is a widely known fact that great style is ageless. Some of the most stylish women in fashion are in their 40s, 50s, and 60s and have spent a lifetime curating their refined looks while still making current trends work

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  • Rationalization0

    Note: This article is in a series called Two Roads. Previous articles are always available at http://www.webbweekly.com. A good man can’t do a bad thing until he has twisted his mind into thinking a bad thing is a good thing. The act of doing so is called rationalization. Rationalization is the act of justifying behavior

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  • Laughter Really is the Best Medicine0

    I thought I would take a break this week from my usual topics of health and the occasional sports story and veer just a little off my usual path. As I may or may not have mentioned in past articles — I honestly can’t remember — I work full-time in community health education and outreach.

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