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Rick Mahonski – Wrestling Great 0
Dave Bellomo
- Local News, Sports, Stories
- January 6, 2021
Though Rick Mahonski’s older brothers, Bob and Bill, wrestled, he did not intend to become a wrestler. In fact, it wasn’t until a 7th-grade gym class with Coach Hank Green that Mahonski seriously considered it. “Coach Green had these unbelievably tall climbing ropes in class, and if you could get to the top, he basically
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You Are a Masterpiece 0
Tim Hartzell
- Faith
- January 6, 2021
Note: This article appeared in the March 4, 2020, edition of the Webb Weekly. As you well know, the COVID shutdown hit the very next week. My articles tend to be summaries of the sermons I preach at church, and this article was the supposed to be the first in a 12-week series. Well, that
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Chronic Kidney Disease: The Silent Killer 0
UPMC Susquehanna
- Health
- January 6, 2021
Approximately 26 million American adults have chronic kidney disease and millions of others are at risk but may not know it. Kidney disease is often called the “silent killer,” because it has no symptoms until the advanced stage of the disease. In fact, one in nine Americans has chronic kidney disease and are unaware that
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Style File – Hygge 0
Bernadette Ulsamer
- Advice, Fashion
- January 6, 2021
As we begin a new year facing a long, cold, and isolating winter, it may seem like there’s not much light at the end of the tunnel. However, instead of bracing ourselves against the lonely, dark days ahead, why not embrace sticking close to home with a bit of Hygge style? What is Hygge, and
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Woodlands Bank Sponsors Students of Lycoming County 0
Press Release
- Charity, Education, Local News
- January 6, 2021
The Pennsylvania Council on Financial Literacy (PennCFL) provides to all students in grades 3-12 in Pennsylvania a world-class, web-based stock simulation platform and curriculum. Students can learn how to trade all year long by using the whole curriculum, courses, and more, including two ten-week competitions. The competitions are held in the classroom, by county and
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Making Changes: Part One 0
Andrea McElroy
- Food, Recipes
- January 6, 2021
We finally entered a brand-new year! I don’t know about you, but after Christmas is all over, I look forward to the new year. It feels like a fresh start. We all need one of those after the year we had last year. Do you make a resolution? Some people think they are silly, and
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Try Something Different – A Coyote Hunt 0
Ken Hunter
- Outdoors
- January 6, 2021
I’d be the first to admit that I am not a dedicated coyote hunter; I have on a few occasions pursued coyotes both during the daylight and at night, but I had no success. My lack of success by no means reflects a lack of coyotes and quite the opposite, I suspect, since coyote populations
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Pittsburgh’s Bell Silenced 0
Scott Lowery
- Sports
- January 6, 2021
On the day before Christmas all through the house Things were being shut down, it felt like a louse The weather was pouring, snow melting away Sending cascades of water down my driveway Church services were cancelled, people stayed home If you did leave your house there was nowhere to roam Then came some sports
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The Roving Sportsman… Winter Hikes 0
Jon Pries
- Outdoors
- January 6, 2021
There are many benefits that can be derived from a hike in the woods, especially this time of year. The days are slowly getting longer, the daytime temperatures are forecast to be a bit above normal for the beginning of January and we can all use some fresh clean air that we can breathe without
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An Ode to COVID 0
Jamie Spencer
- Sports
- January 6, 2021
Probably the dumbest thing I did was try to get organized. I started with purchasing a 2020 planner. Dumb. The entire world has turned upside down. I am now telling my parents to stay indoors. But kudos to CORONA. It has done what no woman has been able to. She canceled sports, closed the bars
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Area Businesses Stepping Up To Help Central Pennsylvania Food Bank 0
Lou Hunsinger, Jr.
- Local News
- January 6, 2021
It is an understatement to say that 2020 has been a tough year, particularly because of COVID-19. One organization that has been doing its best to meet the challenges of those is need that has been accelerated by this crazy year has been the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank. Their capacity to help provide food for
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County Hall Corner: The Larry Awards for 2020 0
Larry Stout
- Awards, Government
- January 6, 2021
The motion picture industry has its Oscar Awards, the theater industry has its Tony Awards, so it is time that County Hall Corner should have its Larry Awards. Following county government for the past six years, I believe it is time to give some recognition for the amazing jobs that many have performed through unprecedented
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This Year’s LION: Dennis Gruver: Emergency Coordinator Extraordinaire 0
Larry Stout
- Leaders
- January 6, 2021
My hopes for the LION column (Leaders in Our Neighborhood) were to make 2020 the Year of the Volunteer, focusing on all the various places that volunteers have faithfully served in our area. Through the year I have highlighted some extraordinary people, but there is one person that I wish to declare my LION of
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Grit: January 8, 1950 – Little League Becomes Corporate Body 0
Lou Hunsinger, Jr.
- Old News, Sports
- January 6, 2021
The Little League for Boys, a baseball organization that has been growing rapidly and spreading to various sections of the country, has become a corporate body with Founder, Carl E. Stotz of Williamsport as its president, it was announced this week. National headquarters of the organization will be at Williamsport where an executive office and
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Happy New Year!0
Steph Nordstrom
- Editorials
- December 30, 2020
There is no doubt that 2020 has been quite the year. Probably the most memorable of most of our lifetimes. To make things even more interesting, this is actually our 53rd issue of the year, which I had to double-check the calendar to see if that was even possible! Also, due to how the calendar
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Changing Gears 0
Ken Hunter
- Outdoors
- December 30, 2020
Now that the regular firearms deer seasons are over, it’s time to start looking at some other outdoor ventures — more specifically, I’m talking about ice fishing. Sure, there are still some hunting opportunities that remain, like the late archery season, flintlock hunting for deer, and of course, some small game hunting, but if weather
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Slipper Style 0
Bernadette Ulsamer
- Advice, Fashion
- December 30, 2020
As we hunker down for winter, your current pair of plush socks or fuzzy slippers may be the worse for wear after one too many days spent inside. No time like the present to invest in a new, or even better, pair of slippers to revive your indoor wardrobe for these upcoming chilly months. Here’s
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The Roving Sportsman… Welcome 2021!0
Jon Pries
- Outdoors
- December 30, 2020
With just a few days remaining until we can put a lid on the Year 2020, we have so much to put behind us — and so much to look forward to! No matter which way you lean in politics, and without trying to open up a political debate, I believe everyone is very happy
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Major League Baseball Tries to Right A Historical Wrong By Recognizing the Negro Leagues As Major Leagues 0
Lou Hunsinger, Jr.
- Local News
- December 30, 2020
Major League Baseball took a welcome and long overdue action two weeks after recognizing the Negro Leagues (1920-1948) and confer on them Major League status. This was a step to right a historical wrong that denied some of the best baseball players in history the opportunity to showcase their awesome talents only because they had
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2020 is Over. Thankfully.0
Jamie Spencer
- Sports
- December 30, 2020
Where to begin? Usually, I leave on a positive. But 2020 was a hard one. The story of the year was COVID. It has affected us all in many ways. I would say that it changed me personally. I no longer trust the media. I only read WEBB WEEKLY. I did enjoy my time with
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