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  • 78th Little League Baseball World Series Starts This Week0

    The eyes of the sporting world will again be on South Williamsport when the 78th Little League Baseball World Series begins play this week. There will, of course, be a lot of great baseball played, but many other attractions to the Series as well. Everything gets off to a roaring start with the Annual Grand

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  • Gazette and Bulletin: August 15, 1945 – Japs Surrender! Most Exciting Demonstration Never Excelled in Williamsport0

    Thousands stormed the business district of Williamsport last night as they joyously celebrated the surrender of the Japs. President Truman’s official announcement of peace given by radio at 6 p.m. Eastern War Time set off a demonstration never excelled in this city and probably only equaled by the jubilation which followed the signing of the

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  • Richard Allen Jr. Looks Back on His Father’s Hall of Fame Induction Weekend

    Richard Allen Jr. Looks Back on His Father’s Hall of Fame Induction Weekend0

    The weekend of July 27 was a red-letter weekend for late baseball slugger Dick Allen and his family, friends, and supporters. But one person may have savored and enjoyed the weekend more than anyone else, and that was Allen’s son and namesake, Richard Allen Jr. It was a time of triumph and reflection as he

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  • 10th Annual LH JAMS Festival Takes Place This Weekend0

    The downtown streets of Lock Haven will be filled with music, crafts, and food this weekend, Thursday, August 7, through Saturday, August 9, when the 10th LH JAMS takes place. The event encompasses a wide variety of music, from Homegrown Rock and Soul to jazz, Blues, Southern Rock, and Irish Punk. It features a world-class

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  • Williamsport Sun: August 6, 1925 – Camp Lycoming Now Occupied by its Second Group0

    When the second group of undernourished children left this morning from the Health Center to go to Camp Lycoming, near Buttonwood, three from the first group were returned in order that the beneficial influences of the camp life might mark further improvement in their conditions. Twenty children were loaded into cars provided by friends of

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