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  • Re-finding Balance0

    All of us get off track from time to time. We may have been doing well, and life was going according to plan. Work was good, and the kids were doing well. You were probably even exercising, eating right, and managing your stress, but then things somehow got a bit wonky. Maybe your work schedule

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  • Memorial Day Sale Guide0

    Memorial Day is right around the corner, and with this national holiday (as with most here in America) comes a flurry of sales. If you’re not careful, you may find yourself going a bit crazy over all of the deals and steals. However, with a bit of planning and focus, you can come out the

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  • May 20th is World Bee Day0

    For centuries, humanity has known the importance of bees and pollination. These hard-working creatures benefit every living thing on the planet, in part, by carrying pollen from one flower to another. They not only enable the cultivation of fruits, nuts, and other food but also help to produce a better variety and quality of these

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  • The Bookworm Sez: “The Heights” by Louise Candlish

    The Bookworm Sez: “The Heights” by Louise Candlish0

    There are things that you’ll always remember. Your first kiss. The first car you bought yourself. A mentor who helped you, a recipe you can make without thinking, that One Best Dog — you’ll never forget any of those things. A toy you loved as a child. The best day of your life. Or, as

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  • Truth in Tension: Law or Grace? Part 20

    One of the great theological debates in Christianity is summed up in the question, “Do we live under Law or under grace?” Last week’s article focused on the basis of the debate and on the nature of the Law. This week, we’ll focus on grace. Previous articles are always available online at http://www.webbweekly.com. Do we

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  • Summer Scents0

    As we fully come into May, one can’t help but think of summer. Along with transitioning wardrobes, packing away snow shovels, hauling out bikes, and spring cleaning in general, it’s also time to switch out your heavier winter scents for a fresh warm-weather fragrance. Smell can be such a subjective thing, and thanks to those

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  • Repasz Band Concert Slated for May 240

    After an unusual year involving virus restrictions and an arduous move to a new rehearsal space in Montgomery, Williamsport’s world-famous Repasz Band will present their annual spring concert at 7:30 p.m. on May 24 at the Community Arts Center. The 191-year-old organization is returning to full strength with a robust program that offers marches, classics,

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  • It’s a Lifestyle Change

    It’s a Lifestyle Change0

    Well, summer is just around the corner. Can you believe it!? Are you out there really watching what you are eating to get that summer body ready? There are two things I hate about this question. ONE: Who wants to deprive themselves and not eat your favorite foods just to be able to look ‘perfect’

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  • Keeping Pets Safe in the Garden0

    If you have pets that enjoy spending time outdoors, it’s important to make sure your yard is a safe place for them to be. Consider these hazards that can negatively impact the well-being of your furry friends. Poisonous Plants – Some common plants can be dangerous for animals, causing anything from mild oral irritations and

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  • Vacation Fashion Essentials0

    With spring in full swing, many folks are thinking ahead to summer and upcoming vacations. We have two trips on the calendar this year, a week in Colorado and a few days in a cabin creek-side here in PA. Both trips will be heavy on outdoor activities, with hopefully a chance to unplug and unwind.

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  • Connecting With Nature May Be in Our DNA0

    I have written many articles over the past few years on the positive aspects of being in nature. The benefits range from decreased stress and improved fitness levels to stronger relationships and hardier immune systems. In an article published in the Greater Good Magazine by Kristophe Green and Dr. Dacher Keltner, the authors posit that

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  • Water Safety0

    The weather is heating up and families soon will be flocking to pools, lakes, and the beach to cool off. Swimming is fun but be aware that the potential for injury is there. Drowning is the leading cause of injury death in kids ages 1 to 4. Most drowning deaths for young children occur at

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