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County Hall Corner: Push Pause on the Panic Button 0
Larry Stout
- Government, Politics
- December 16, 2020
I recently had a conversation with several people about the uptick of COVID cases in Lycoming County; one person stated that they had heard the Lycoming County Courthouse was closing down completely. Another added with absolute certainty that the UPMC Hospital was at capacity in their Intensive Care Units. It is exactly for reasons such
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All is Bright 0
Andrea McElroy
- Food, Recipes
- December 2, 2020
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas, Toys in every store. But the prettiest sight to see, is the holly that will be, On your own front door. The holidays are officially here. I feel like, more than ever, we have been longing for Christmas time to be here. It gives us something to
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Deer on the Move Motorist Use Caution 0
Press Release
- Advice, Safety
- November 4, 2020
With deer becoming increasingly active, and daylight-saving time soon to put more vehicles on the road during the hours when deer move most, the Pennsylvania Game Commission is advising motorists to slow down and stay alert. Deer become more active in autumn with the lead-up to their fall breeding season, commonly referred to as the
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Charge Up Your Car Battery Knowledge 0
Family Features
- Advice, Cars
- October 14, 2020
Vehicles consist of many essential components to keep them running efficiently and effectively. Car and truck owners should have an understanding of how their vehicles function so they can diagnose and address problems as they arise. Car batteries are an important component of any vehicle. Even though engines are the powerhouse of any car or
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What Maintenance Schedule Does My Car Need?0
Family Features
- Advice, Cars
- October 14, 2020
Vehicle maintenance schedules vary depending on manufacturer recommendations. In addition, the way a car is driven and the environment it’s driven in can dictate if routine maintenance like oil changes needs to occur more frequently or if belts and hoses need to be replaced sooner than manufacturers recommend. Many people drive in ways that align
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Stock the Car for Roadside Emergencies 0
Family Features
- Advice, Safety
- October 14, 2020
Disasters can happen in a flash, and having a plan in place for common emergency situations can make it easier to handle adverse conditions, particularly when away from home. According to MFASCO Health and Safety, a supplier of first aid supplies and kits, 90 percent of people do not carry first aid supplies or other
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The Roving Sportsman… Bear Harvest Reporting 0
Jon Pries
- Outdoors
- October 14, 2020
For decades, hunters and non-hunters alike have enjoyed observing the procedures that take place at the various bear check stations that are set up throughout the state during the regular firearms bear season in Pennsylvania. Sometimes bleachers are set up in order to accommodate the numbers of observers as the successful hunters arrive in their
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Grit September 27, 1970: Dealers Assess Strike Effects 0
Lou Hunsinger, Jr.
- Old News
- September 30, 2020
Williamsport area car dealers featuring General Motors vehicles are beginning to feel the damaging effects of the United Auto Workers strike against General Motors. Five dealers participating in a survey said their supply of 1971 automobiles would probably be sold out next month and that no additional models would be shipped in for at least
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A Refresher Course in School Bus Safety 0
Family Features
- Education, Safety
- September 2, 2020
The dawn of a new school year is a time marked by change and fresh opportunities. For many children, school marks the first time they are away from their parents for an extended period of time. It also may be the first time they ride in a vehicle other than their parents’ cars. Each school
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County Hall Corner: The Thin Blue Line 0
Larry Stout
- Local News, Police
- August 5, 2020
In the past couple of months, there have been serious public disturbances resulting in riots and numerous acts of public violence throughout the United States. Williamsport had very peaceful demonstrations, but there was trouble brewing. On July 18th, Williamsport could easily have become yet another community to add to this disintegration of law and order
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What to do this Summer?0
Steph Nordstrom
- Editorials
- June 24, 2020
? Y’all. I’m starting to get bored. I know, I know, “starting?” One of the advantages of having an essential job during a global pandemic is that I have been getting out every day to go to work, see the customers I was able to, and felt good making my weekly grocery store trips. But
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Graduation and COVID 0
Lou Hunsinger, Jr.
- Local News
- June 3, 2020
and Dave Bellomo High school graduation has always been an anticipated and nostalgically regarded rite of passage for students and their families, but this year this has been turned on its head because of the restrictions produced by the COVID-19 health crisis. We at Webb Weekly have contacted the high schools in the area to
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How to Safely Watch Wildlife 0
Family Features
- Outdoors
- May 20, 2020
Outdoor enthusiasts know that the wonders of nature never cease. Encountering wildlife while enjoying the great outdoors can be an experience unlike any other, especially when nature lovers know what to do and how to treat wildlife with caution and respect. The National Park Service notes that the safety of nature lovers and wildlife depends
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You Can Kiss My Mask 7
Jim Webb
- Editorials
- April 22, 2020
The Attempted Oppression of Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness “Those who would give up liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” Benjamin Franklin The United States of America was founded on this single principle — FREEDOM. Our founding fathers understood that limiting government power was the key to
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Camp Susque to Offer Drive-Up Internet 0
Webb Weekly
- April 15, 2020
Camp Susque is offering drive-up internet for local families who may need additional network connectivity during the COVID-19 pandemic. Many families in our rural area of Trout Run have limited internet options during a time when schools are switching to remote learning and many businesses are moving meetings toward video conferences. The need for consistent
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RVT Bus Service Change Effective March 18, 2020 0
Webb Weekly
- March 25, 2020
Williamsport, PA… Public transit operations will continue with a small reduction in River Valley Transit bus service during non-peak times beginning on Wednesday, March 18, 2020. Until further notice the service changes begin at 5:30a.m. as follows; 5:30a.m. – 10a.m.: Normal service on all routes 10a.m. – 2p.m.:Follow Nightline Route schedule, van service available 2p.m.
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61st Annual West Branch 0
Lou Hunsinger, Jr.
- Local News
- March 11, 2020
Now that spring seems to be in the air, it might be time to start thinking about those home improvement projects, both indoors and outdoors. You have the perfect opportunity and venue to get even more serious about those ideas when the 61st West Branch Susquehanna Builders Association (WBSBA) Home Show is held this weekend,
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County Hall Corner: Voter Rights and Wrongs 0
Larry Stout
- Government
- December 18, 2019
As Lycoming County voters noticed at the recent election, there was a new voting system introduced to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. It involves a paper ballot that is inserted into a scanner — a verifiable and auditable ballot. While we might blame our Harrisburg bureaucrats for this, the blame should be pointed further south, all
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Modifications Can Make Driving Safer for Seniors 0
Family Features
- Seniors
- December 4, 2019
Driving provides an almost unrivaled level of independence. The ability to travel beyond a neighborhood or even one’s hometown without a chaperone is probably what excites new drivers so much and makes them eager to get their licenses and cars. Senior drivers also may define their independence by their ability to drive. Few things diminish
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Simple STEM Activities to Do at Home 0
Family Features
- Education
- December 4, 2019
Winter is the season for family gatherings, snow days and breaks from school and work, but all this time indoors can lead to a serious case of cabin fever for both children and adults. Before you face another chorus of “I’m bored,” consider these simple activities you and your child can do together when winter
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France Awaits 0
Scott Lowery
- History, Stories
- November 13, 2019
This is the second of a four-part story of my July Normandy experience re-tracing the path my father, Ralph N. Lowery, took as a member of the Pennsylvania 28th Division during World War II.
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Mummies In Fact and Fiction 0
Lou Hunsinger, Jr.
- Halloween
- October 30, 2019
Webb Weekly had a contest for children called “Marking Mummies,” as part of this year’s Halloween celebration. Mummies are an enduring symbol of this scary and ghoulish season. They have a long and interesting history that stretches back to ancient times and I will attempt to boil down some of the information about them since
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County Hall Corner: Building the Best Bridge 0
Larry Stout
- Local News
- October 23, 2019
If you live or work in Lycoming County, there is a very good chance that on any given day, you are likely to cross a bridge. Bridges are so common that they just seem like part of the road. We rarely think about bridges until one gets closed — and then it seems like the
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Handle a breakdown with ease 0
Family Features
- Advice, Vehicles
- October 16, 2019
Drivers expect their vehicles to safely transport them from point A to point B. But sometimes drivers find themselves stranded on the side of the road due to a breakdown. That can be an especially precarious position to be in, but knowing what to do during a breakdown can help drivers and their passengers get
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Tire Maintenance Keeps drivers Safe 0
Family Features
- Vehicles
- October 16, 2019
Maintaining tires is an important component of safe driving. Tires are some of the hardest working parts on a car or truck and are subjected to wear and tear every time rubber meets the road. Tires affect many components of driving, including handling, braking and the comfort of the ride. Maintaining tires makes driving safe
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What is Octane and Should it Affect Drivers’ Decisions at the Pump?0
Family Features
- Vehicles
- October 16, 2019
Anyone who has ever driven their vehicles into a filling station is no doubt familiar with the word “octane.” But few drivers may know what octane refers to and how it might affect their vehicles. According to Kelley Blue Book®, octane is a colorless component that boils at high temperatures. Octane is added to fuels,
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The Importance of Routine Vehicle Maintenance 0
Family Features
- Vehicles
- October 16, 2019
Owning a car is a big responsibility. Drivers who plan to keep their vehicles for the long haul must emphasize maintenance if they want to keep adding miles to their odometers. In fact, the automotive information site CarAdvice says that routine maintenance may be the most important thing drivers can do for their vehicles. A
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UPDATE/CANCELLED: UPMC Hospital Auxiliary Presents Autumn Fest and Car Show, Sunday, September 29 2
Lou Hunsinger, Jr.
- Arts, Local News, Sports
- September 25, 2019
UPDATE: THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED If you missed last weekend’s great shows, you have another chance to see another great Car Show this weekend when the UPMC Hospital Auxiliary presents their Annual Autumn Fest and Car Show on the grounds of the Divine Providence Hospital this Sunday, September 29. The event will be held
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Questions Older Drivers Can Ask Themselves to See if it’s Still Safe to Drive 0
Family Features
- Health
- September 4, 2019
Men and women know that adjustments must be made as they get older. Athletes nearing their golden years may not be able to push themselves as hard at the gym as they once did. Professionals nearing retirement age might not be able to pull long hours at the office like they used to. But aging
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River Valley Transit Heir To A Fine Public Transportation Tradition That Continues Into the Future 0
Lou Hunsinger, Jr.
- Local News
- July 31, 2019
When River Valley Transit celebrates its 50th year of existence on August 8 and 9 it will be commemorating a Williamsport area public transportation tradition that extends more than 150 years. The most enduring and perhaps best-remembered form of mass transit in Williamsport was the trolleys. Their 70-year run is still commemorated today with the
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The James V. Brown Bookmobile: Rolling Along For 80 Years 0
Lou Hunsinger, Jr.
- Local News
- July 24, 2019
The year was 1939. FDR was President of the United States, Arthur James was Governor of Pennsylvania. It was perhaps the greatest year in film history with the release of such all-time classics as “Gone With the Wind,” “Mr. Smith Goes To Washington,” “The Wizard of Oz,” and “Gunga Din.” Sadly, it was also the
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Summer Safety Tips 0
Webb Weekly
- Editorials
- May 29, 2019
The kids are just out of school, adults are on vacation and it’s time for outdoor activities like riding bikes and hosting barbecues. However, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) warns that summer also is the time of year consumers are most likely to be injured. As we welcome the arrival of summer, please
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Tums or Rolaids Won’t Fix This Gas Problem.0
Jim Webb
- Editorials, Politics
- May 1, 2019
I cover a lot of ground in my travels around the Keystone State. One thing that has always been frustrating is the poor condition of our highways. It amazes me how I can leave Pennsylvania on a washboard, potholed covered highway and drive into an adjacent state that the road is as smooth as glass.
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