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Webb Weekly

280 Kane St.
South Williamsport, PA
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  • Broken Hearts Can Lead to Blessings0

    My heart sank the morning I woke up and went to get on my cooking page, Andrea’s Country Home Cookin’, on Facebook. It wasn’t there. How was it not there? I stayed calm, went to the search engine, and put in “Andrea’s Country Home Cookin’.” It said ERROR. My heart officially dropped into my butt

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  • Free Comic Book Day Visits South Williamsport this Weekend!0

    On Saturday, May 2nd, Isle of Comics in South Williamsport is celebrating the largest event in the comic book industry: Free Comic Book Day (FCBD) for the 10th consecutive year. Each year, thousands of participating comic book stores give over six million comic books to millions of fans to introduce them to the wonders of

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  • Scouting Around for Weird Words: Vocab from To Kill a Mockingbird0

    Chef is a French word that’s distantly related to both chief and the Latin cap (“head”). But in Lycoming County, it can be an acronym—that is, a pronounceable abbreviation like NATO, AWOL and YOLO. To be specific, here in Central PA, CHEF stands for Christian Home Educators’ Fellowship—a homeschool co-op that’s been meeting weekly in

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  • The Bookworm Sez: “How to Be Okay When Nothing is Okay” by Jenny Lawson0

    So what are you gonna do next? You can’t decide. There are so many choices and you know you’re going to pick the wrong one. That’s the problem, you never do anything right and you don’t know what to do next. So here: take a deep breath, take another, read “How to Be Okay When

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  • Just Wait Until You Have Kids0

    Insert the Michael Jordan quote, “And I took that personally.” People say this all the time. I do not think it should be used as a scare tactic. Instead, I think it should sound more like this. Keep doing what you are doing to be your best, but understand you will have to be intentional

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  • High-Tech Wizardry0

    There is not a day that goes by that I refrain from remarking on how astonishing technology is. Case in point: NASA’s Artemis II space mission that recently transported four astronauts around the moon and back to Earth. Safely, I might add. What an incredible achievement. The brilliance and mathematical calculations required to pull off

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  • Flavor Meets Function: How Busy Families Can Balance Time, Taste and Nutrition0

    In those precious few minutes between waking up and heading out the door or arriving home from school pickup, the pantry is a common destination. Seeking a grab-and-go lunch, sending your student off with a bite of protein or searching for an afternoon snack can leave you scanning the shelves for a go-to solution. With

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  • Wedding Etiquette: Part 1

    Wedding Etiquette: Part 10

    So, you’re getting married, or about to get engaged, and lots of loved ones will have lots of opinions on your nuptials. Even if you are going for a traditional ceremony and reception, modern wedding etiquette rules have evolved over the years. With the rise of sharing via social media, the accessibility, or lack thereof,

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  • Horoscopes0

    ARIES – Mar 21-Apr 20 Aries, a delay turns out to be a blessing this week. You end up somewhere better than planned with this redirected route. Trust how things turned out. TAURUS – Apr 21-May 21 A decision you have been avoiding suddenly seems completely obvious, Taurus. Money as well as work clarity arrives

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  • Weird Words No. 120: Some Hygge and Vert for Earth Day0

    “What on earth does that mean?” This query is pretty much the only connection between our new list of weird words and its publication date: Earth Day — April 22. Currently standing at exactly 3200 oddball terms, my running list tends to generate that question when others look through it. But, sad to say, I

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  • The Making of Andrea’s Country Home Cookin’

    The Making of Andrea’s Country Home Cookin’0

    Throughout the years, I have had people ask me, “How did you end up deciding to make your own cookbook?” I thought it would be nice to touch on this a bit. How did “Andrea’s Country Home Cookin’” even start? Let me take you back to 2008/2009 when Facebook really started getting big. I was

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  • The Bookworm Sez: “This Land is Your Land: A Road Trip through U.S. History” by Beverly Gage

    The Bookworm Sez: “This Land is Your Land: A Road Trip through U.S. History” by Beverly Gage0

    Are we there yet? There you are: four little words almost guaranteed to raise a father’s blood pressure, especially if they were whined more than once. Family vacations and long road trips were hard for a kid if you had no patience; being forced to learn was no fun. So read the new book, “This

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