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Second Annual Dance the Night Away with Hope: Set for May 4 0

Events, Fundraisers
May 2, 2018

If you would enjoy a local version of “Dancing With the Stars,” and at the same time, support a worthy cause, then you might be interested in attending and supporting the Second Annual “Dance the Night Away.” The event, which benefits Hope Enterprise, to be held on Friday, May 4 at the Genetti Hotel. Modeled

The Roving Sportsman: There is a Saying…0

Jon Pries

Hunting, Outdoors
May 2, 2018

There is a saying that is often passed among fellow turkey hunters that “If you can’t kill a turkey, save a turkey!” It sounds a bit odd, but it has genuine merit when you realize what it means. There are times when one is spring gobbler hunting that something that comes to your calling is

Let’s Have a Crappie Time 0

Ken Hunter

Fishing, Outdoors
May 2, 2018

Believe me; I’m not suggesting that anyone have a bad or crappy time but rather now is the time to begin your search for some good crappie fishing. I know it’s the beginning of trout season, and I have been putting my share of time on the trout streams as well, but I’ve also been

Newberry Lions Fair to be Held Through May 5th Outside Bowman Field 0

Lou Hunsinger, Jr.

Events, Fundraisers
May 2, 2018

For more than 75 years, the Newberry Lions Fair has been one of the most anticipated fun, carnival-type events in the area. This longtime favorite is taking place again this year from May 1 to 5 outside Bowman Field. The Newberry Lions Club was organized and chartered on March 10, 1942, by International Association of

Budgeting Tips for a Healthier Lifestyle 0

Webb Weekly

Health
May 2, 2018

From the cost of gym memberships to prepping healthier meals, living well can be expensive. Before you abandon your goals for a healthier lifestyle, consider these tips that show you don’t have to overspend to live a better life. Plan Your Meals An impromptu visit to the grocery store inevitably ends up costing more than

South Williamsport Student Raises Funds for Comfort Totes for Cancer Patients 0

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Local News, School
May 2, 2018

Hunter Corbin, a South Williamsport Area High School senior, recently completed a community service project through his political science class through which he raised funds to purchase and fill eight totes with comfort items for patients receiving cancer treatment at UPMC Susquehanna. Pictured from left: Laurie King, social worker at UPMC Susquehanna Cancer Center, Tricia

Parting is Such Sweet Sorrow 0

Melinda Wentzel

Family, Vehicles
May 2, 2018

It’s possible my husband wept when we sold our 11-year-old Jeep recently. I’m not sure if it was because he regrets no longer having third-row seating or because he misses the French fries that the new owners will surely find beneath said seating. At any rate, he had what could only be described as an

Susquehanna Trailways LLC Promo Night: “Iconic Israel”0

Press Release

Bus Tour, Events
May 2, 2018

Susquehanna Trailways invites you to attend a Promotional Night to be held on Tuesday, May 15th, 2018 to learn more about “Iconic Israel” in conjunction with Collette. Join us as we explore Israel from April 10-19, 2019, an ancient land rich in tradition and home to some of the world’s most important historic treasures. Follow

My Good Walk Spoiled 0

Jamie Spencer

Golf, Sports
May 2, 2018

SANDBAGGER 1. Someone who disguises a strength or skill in order to gain a competitive edge. 2. A sneaky hustler who deliberately plays well below his abilities just to position himself in a future event. 3. A desperate cheater who posts bogus scores to secure a favorable handicap. I am smack dab in the middle

Packing Up the Family 0

Bernadette Ulsamer

Advice
May 2, 2018

It’s that time of year again — Family Vacation! Whether you’re hitting the open road in an RV or flying down to Disney World, chances are that getting everyone packed will be a challenge. It’s usually up to Mom to get everybody organized, but no matter who’s in charge of what on the vacation “to

Who Says You Don’t Learn Anything in Kindergarten?0

Gerry Ayers

Education, Opinion
May 2, 2018

Lest anyone think that a significant mentor can’t enter your life early on, I’ve got other thoughts on that and wanted to share someone who was very influential to me at a tender age. How young? How about kindergarten? I was blessed to have the one, and only Mrs. Sipe lead the way in the

Secrets for a Well-Maintained Lawn 0

Webb Weekly

Advice, Lawn Care
May 2, 2018

Growing a healthy, appealing lawn isn’t about doing one thing right; it’s about doing a combination of things right. Different aspects of lawn maintenance, whether it’s watering, fertilizing or mowing, are interrelated. If you complete one task incorrectly — or skip it entirely — you may increase problems with insects, diseases and weeds. To help

County Hall Corner: Off the Record 0

Larry Stout

Local News
May 2, 2018

I recently met a man who was reviewing all the County Commissioners Meetings through the previous year and he noted that my name often came up. To be able to write this column, I attend the weekly Tuesday morning County Commissioner Work Session and their Regular Meeting held on Thursday mornings. During the Public Comments

Perfection Demands Attention as Waltman Continues Unreal Start to the Season 0

Brett Crossley

Baseball, Sports
May 2, 2018

It isn’t often a writer gets a chance to double-down on a column, but perfection in sports demands that kind of attention. Any seam head, whether it’s softball or baseball, knows the importance of a perfect game. It’s rarer than most accomplishments in sports, other than maybe a 21-pitch at-bat. (It just happened in the

Grit May 2, 1971: Last Passenger Train Late for its Funeral 0

Lou Hunsinger, Jr.

Local News
May 2, 2018

Compiled by Lou Hunsinger Jr. The last passenger train through Williamsport was 50 minutes late for its own funeral. The mourners all arrived in plenty of time for the 3:09 p.m. service Friday. There were many kids oblivious to what they were witnessing. There were their parents, who thought so highly of the event as

Festive Fiesta Flavors: Serve up some spice with fun party dishes 0

Webb Weekly

Arts, Food
May 2, 2018

Make your next fiesta one to remember with colorful decor, festive touches and, perhaps most importantly, unique and mouthwatering recipes that bring guests back for seconds. To achieve the ideal flavors of a fiesta done right, try bringing something new to the table with recipes like these party-pleasing Tortilla Pizzas for a special main dish,

Media Use Rules Can Benefit Families 0

Webb Weekly

Advice, Family
May 2, 2018

Families spend more time staring at screens than ever before. Thanks to smartphones, tablets, laptops, televisions, and video games, the average person is exposed to various media throughout a typical day. It can be easy to get swept away and spend much more time staring at screens than is healthy. Screen time can adversely affect

Walk MS to be Held at Penn College: Saturday, May 5, 2018 0

Lou Hunsinger, Jr.

Events, Fundraisers
May 2, 2018

More than 300 people are expected to raise more than $20,000 at Walk MS: Williamsport on Saturday, May 5, at Pennsylvania College of Technology. Walk MS is an opportunity for people to come together with friends, loved ones, and co-workers to fundraise, connect, and advocate for people affected by MS. Each dollar raised is one

Williamsport Symphony Orchestra — Musical Picture 0

Press Release

Events, Music
May 2, 2018

The Williamsport Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Maestro Gerardo Edelstein, presents its season finale concert — Musical Pictures — May 15, 2018, at 7:30 pm at the Community Arts Center, Williamsport. The program features pianist Francisco Montero performing Keith Emerson’s Piano Concerto No. 1. A founding member of the progressive rock supergroup Emerson, Lake

Closing Thoughts for April 0

Jim Webb

Editorials
April 25, 2018

Happy Spring! Yes, I know the official beginning of the season of rebirth was several weeks ago. However, the weather has been more like December than April soon to be May. I appreciate that every day is a blessing and obviously we can’t change the weather. What a problematic spring sports season on all our

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