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Webb Weekly

280 Kane St.
South Williamsport, PA
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  • The Bookworm Sez: “Rogues, Widows and Orphans: Mischief and Misadventures in the World of Books” by Rebecca Lee

    The Bookworm Sez: “Rogues, Widows and Orphans: Mischief and Misadventures in the World of Books” by Rebecca Lee0

    You closed the cover of the book you’d eagerly anticipated for weeks and, well, that was an experience. As if they typos weren’t enough, the story was full of inconsistencies and confusion, too little confirmation, too many cliches. Yes, you finished it, but you honestly don’t know why so read “Rogues, Widows and Orphans” by

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  • When Will the Storm End?

    When Will the Storm End?0

    “What’s appendix?” Kenzy asked. The doctor sat with her and explained what was going on. But when he said the word surgery, her eyes got as big as saucers. I held her hand and told her it would be OK. “Piece of cake, baby, you got this,” I assured her. “It will make you feel

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  • Three Ways to Cut Back on Daily Spending

    Three Ways to Cut Back on Daily Spending0

    Inflation-related price increases on items people need each day have exhibited a stubborn staying power over the last several years. The cost of necessities like food, clothing and housing have remained high for years and forced many households to tighten their purse strings in an effort to make ends meet. Perhaps nothing is a greater

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  • The Five Levels of Discipleship: Don’t Stop Short of Freedom0

    Discipleship is the developmental process that leads a newborn follower of Jesus Christ from spiritual birth and infancy to the freedom of full maturity and completeness: So Christ himself gave the apostles, the prophets, the evangelists, the pastors and teachers, to equip his people for works of service, so that the body of Christ may

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  • Understanding Seasonal Affective Disorder0

    While I do enjoy fall in North Central Pennsylvania, I personally think the best parts of the season are short-lived. Sure, autumn colors around here are beautiful. And yes, this time of year brings us football and Halloween. There is apple cider to drink and a crispness to the air. To all of the die-hards,

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  • Beef for Breakfast: 3 Savory Recipes for Protein-Packed Mornings0

    People often think of beef as a dinner staple, but it deserves a spot at the breakfast table, too. Endlessly versatile and packed with protein, beef can turn everything from breakfast burritos to sandwiches into hearty, satisfying fuel for the day. Breakfast is important even though mornings are busy, according to a study published in

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  • Fall Skincare0

    Fall is synonymous with change, and for some of us, nowhere is this more evident than on the skin. Plummeting temperatures, central heating, and a distinct lack of vitamin D can make your face freak out. To combat that dry, flaky skin and repair from summer sun damage, it is of the utmost importance to

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  • Under a New Baton: Liberty Band Festival 20260

    The 15th Annual Liberty Band Festival arrives in Lycoming County on the weekend of Oct. 16-18 — with a free concert slated for 1:30 p.m. that Sunday at Montoursville Area High School. Hosted by Williamsport’s world-famous Repasz Band, Liberty brings in musicians from around the country to rehearse on Friday and Saturday — with a

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  • Horoscopes0

    ARIES – Mar 21-Apr 20 Aries, some free time opens up this week. Focus on social outings and keeping things light. Use the time to relax and recharge. TAURUS – Apr 21-May 21 Tact may be required in the days ahead, Taurus. You have strong opinions about how to approach a situation, but present your

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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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  • Fall Outfits 20260

    Fall is here and, like any other middle-aged whimsical woman, I am basking in the outfitting possibilities of this season. There are, of course, sartorial classics like flannel, plaid, trench coats, corduroys, big cardigans, and knee-high boots But for this year’s autumn I’m looking to switch up my fall styling with some unexpected outfit formulas.

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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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