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Tips for Planting Fall Vegetables 0
Family Features
- Food, Gardening
- September 2, 2020
Tending to backyard vegetable gardens can fill many hours of enjoyable downtime in the great outdoors. What’s more, the bounty produced by such gardens provides healthy, fresh foods to gardeners and their loved ones. Although spring and summer are widely seen as the peak of gardening season, the mild temperatures of autumn can be a
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Potato or Pasta?0
Andrea McElroy
- Food, Recipes
- August 19, 2020
Ahhh, starchy foods. Got to love them. How can’t you? The carb filled treats you could live off of. I don’t even know which is my favorite. That warm bread that a waitress sits down in front of you at a good Italian restaurant? You know, the ones that make it from scratch and it
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Back to School During a Pandemic 0
Bernadette Ulsamer
- Advice, Fashion
- August 19, 2020
Well, it’s back to school time in a time like no other. Usually, by now, you’re all geared up and ready to send your kids back to school with their new backpacks, jeans, and sneakers. But this is not a typical return to school. Whether your kiddos are headed back to in-person classes, remote learning,
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Create a Family-Friendly ‘Staycation’ Five ways to fill your home with happiness 0
Family Features
- Advice
- August 12, 2020
With summer vacations looking a little different this year, infusing new energy into playtime – and making it a family affair – can turn time at home into a fun “staycation.” Both kids and adults can quickly grow tired of the same scenery and activities, but new ways to engage together can help bring back
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That Little Prayer 0
Andrea McElroy
- Food, Recipes
- July 29, 2020
Back when I was a little girl, I was so lucky to have a mom who made me amazing meals, baked warm cookies from scratch, and even poured love into our breakfasts. If we wanted eggs or toast, she made it. She loved pancakes, still does, so if you said pancakes, she would rub her
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The Roving Sportsman… “Vicki the Vulture”0
Jon Pries
- Outdoors
- July 22, 2020
Perhaps Forrest Gump said it best when he stated that “Life is like a box of chocolates — you never know just what you’ll get!” At least, that is what came to mind when I first saw “Vicki.” Over the years, I have often seen turkey vultures coursing overhead a cabin on the hill behind
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Fox Facts Without Controversy 1
Jim Webb
- Editorials
- July 15, 2020
I often write how blessed we are to call the West Branch Valley our home. This is true for so many more reasons than I could ever cover in one column. If you love the outdoors, nature, and the beauty of God’s green Earth, there is no place like home. With all that’s going on
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Antiques on the Avenue – Same Show, New Location 1
Press Release
- Events
- July 8, 2020
Selinsgrove’s 31st Annual Antiques on the Avenue Show and Sale will be held on Sunday, July 12 from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m., rain or shine. Due to Susquehanna University being closed for the summer, the location had to be changed. It will be held in the back parking lot of the Selinsgrove Intermediate School.
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Hope in a Season of Rain, Part Two 0
Tim Hartzell
- Faith
- June 24, 2020
Early on in the pandemic shutdown, a box arrived at our house. The writing on the box made it obvious it had been sent from oversees. Our older son Reid is currently living in Hong Kong. For five years before moving to the island, he had lived on mainland China, so it certainly crossed our
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Self-Care During Covid-19 0
Bernadette Ulsamer
- Advice, Fashion
- June 3, 2020
The term “self-care” has been a buzz word in the beauty, lifestyle, and wellness industries for quite some time. It may have seemed frivolous or indulgent in the past, but during these times of stress and crisis, self-care is needed now more than ever. Self-care does not have to be elaborate or expensive; it can
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Oops, I Did it Again!0
Andrea McElroy
- Food, Recipes
- May 13, 2020
OK, so I really need to start looking at the calendar. Not that it’s Monday or May 1st, but what the dates of actual holidays are. A few weeks ago, I emailed my column to Steph and told her to have a “Happy Hump Day” thinking it was Wednesday. She emailed me back saying “Well
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Old School Recipes 2
Andrea McElroy
- Food, Recipes
- May 6, 2020
Do you remember recipes from when you were little that your grandmother or even your mom used to make you? Ones that you didn’t have often, but when you have it, it triggers that memory of those old brown bowls or a dish that your grandparents used to have? This week my mom made a
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Make Mother’s Day Special 0
Family Features
- Mother's Day
- May 6, 2020
Each and every day a new woman becomes a mother for the first time or all over again. Being a mother changes a person’s life in dramatic ways. Mother’s Day is a great time of year to honor mothers and attempt to give back just a portion of the tireless love and devotion moms offer
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Looking Back On Some of My Most Interesting and Notable Stories From 2019 0
Lou Hunsinger, Jr.
- Stories
- January 8, 2020
Besides being the end of the decade, 2019 was an interesting year. During this year, I was fortunate enough to have written many stories that I hope the readers of Webb Weekly found enjoyable. I want to look back now on some of my favorite and most notable stories from the year just passed. Several
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One Magical Night 0
Andrea McElroy
- Food, Recipes
- December 18, 2019
It was the winter of 2004. December 19, to be exact. I was 18, just graduated high school the year before, and was still smitten with my high school sweetheart. Between being in love and Christmas right around the corner, I was probably bouncing off the walls with excitement like a crazy lady! Seriously, I
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The ‘Take Your Pick’ Bowl 0
Scott Lowery
- Sports
- December 18, 2019
The game plan was well developed. Hungry for victory no matter the flavor of the opponent, the offensive strikes probed the objective with quick, decisive moves and devoured the competition. In a matter of moments, the Cereal Bowl was mine! In light of the glut of upcoming college football games, I’m a bit surprised my
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Pedie McDonald: Loyalsock Athletics’ Most Beloved and Fervent Fan 0
Lou Hunsinger, Jr.
- Events
- December 4, 2019
At every Loyalsock High School athletic and even Loyalsock Little League game, there is always one unmistakable and enthusiastic person present at all of them — that is Pedie McDonald. No Loyalsock game would be complete without him being there. Pedie is a very special part of such contests. Pedie is the son of the
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Holiday Hostess Gifts 0
Bernadette Ulsamer
- Advice
- December 4, 2019
From festive ugly-sweater parties to family gatherings, the holiday season is a time to be with your nearest and dearest — and that will likely take place at someone’s home. While a gift for your host isn’t a requirement, it is good-guest behavior that’s sure to land you on the ‘Nice List.’ In honor of
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Are You Ready?0
Tim Hartzell
- Faith
- December 4, 2019
This past Sunday, the Christian world entered the season of Advent. The word advent means arrival or coming. Advent is celebrated just before Christmas to remind us that Jesus is coming again. It was designed to help believers keep a forward-looking perspective. The celebration of Christmas is certainly a highpoint in the Christian calendar, but
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How to Find the Right Dog for Your Family 0
Family Features
- Dogs, Outdoors
- December 4, 2019
Adding a four-legged friend to the family is no small decision, and it’s easy to get distracted by sweet eyes pleading to be taken home. Becoming a dog parent is a major commitment, so it’s important to do your research and make well-informed choices before deciding on a new dog. No matter what stage of
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Holiday Gifts for Four-Legged Family Members 0
Family Features
- Gifts, Holidays
- November 27, 2019
Holiday shoppers who are busy making lists and checking them twice should make sure they don’t overlook the family pet. Christmas has gone to the cats and dogs, as a greater number of people include their companion animals when selecting gifts each year. A study by OnePoll conducted by Rover.com, the nation’s largest network of
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Pop Up Holiday Traditions New and Old 0
Family Features
- Food, Gifts, Holidays, Recipes
- November 27, 2019
From decorating the tree to carving the turkey, there are many time-honored holiday traditions observed by families around the country. However, the holiday season is about more than just celebrating old traditions. A perfect opportunity for creating new memories and, in turn, traditions, popcorn can serve as an ideal ingredient to bring family time to
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Trick or Treat, Vote for Me 0
Jim Webb
- Editorials, Politics
- October 30, 2019
Election time in the West Branch Valley is finally upon us. Before we talk about the first Tuesday in November, it’s time for another one of my public service messages with a twist. Please watch out for all the superheroes, princesses, “Toy Story” characters, and of course, the traditional witches, werewolves, vampires, and ghosts. Come
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Halloween Safety Tips Are Important For Everyone, Every Year 0
Lou Hunsinger, Jr.
- Halloween, Safety
- October 30, 2019
As our little ghosts, goblins and ghouls go out this year to have a “spooktacular” time “trick-or-treating,” it is always important to bear in mind various safety tips that will help keep their Halloween hijinks a little safer and fun for them. We at Webb Weekly present the following safety tips that we hope you
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NFL – Numerous Flags Launched 0
Scott Lowery
- Sports
- October 30, 2019
It may be too late to offer up some advice regarding what Halloween costume trick-or-treaters might want to wear this week as they go door-to-door, seeking the sweet treats. But, if their intention may include ringing the doorbells of National Football League fans, I would suggest they not masquerade themselves as NFL referees. Indeed, I
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Halloween Safety 101 by Annalisa Negrea, RN, BSN, CEN 0
UPMC Susquehanna
- Health, Local News
- October 30, 2019
Halloween is a great time to watch scary movies and tell ghost stories, but you want to make sure your kids stay safe while having fun. According to the National Safety Council, there are an estimated 3,800 injuries related to Halloween activities each year. From the costumes and the candy to the pumpkin carving, it
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A Creative Twist on Halloween Carvings 0
Family Features
- Halloween
- October 23, 2019
When it comes to Halloween, carving the same pumpkin designs each year can become routine. This year, save a pumpkin and carve your spooky masterpiece into a watermelon instead. Nutrient-rich watermelon can be a healthy alternative to other sweet treats full of added sugar during Halloween festivities as it’s a source of vitamins A and
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Make Trick-or-Treating Fun in Rural Areas 0
Family Features
- October 16, 2019
Halloween is a day for ghouls and goblins, tricks and treats. Halloween is a child’s dream, and some of the more indelible images associated with this beloved holiday feature neighborhood children ringing doors all across suburbia and urban centers. But country kids celebrate Halloween, too. Did you know that, according to the U.S. Census Bureau,
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County Hall Corner: Crime and Punishment 0
Larry Stout
- Local News
- September 18, 2019
The saying goes that crime doesn’t pay, but that is not completely true, because someone does pay — the taxpayer. When a crime is committed, emergency services are utilized, if an arrest is made, the court system gets involved, and if guilt is determined, the penal system is engaged. And all of these cost money!
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The Roving Sportsman… More Summertime Reading 0
Jon Pries
- Outdoors
- August 14, 2019
One of this era’s greatest ambassadors of hunting and outdoor activities is Steven Rinella. Several years ago, I had the pleasure of meeting him at the Harrisburg Great Outdoor Show, and it was a real pleasure to spend a few minutes with him talking about his TV show and the number of books he has
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Vacation Beauty 0
Bernadette Ulsamer
- Advice, Vacation
- July 24, 2019
Summer is in full swing, and road trips abound as we head toward these last golden days before school starts. While you may have your itinerary down pat and everyone’s hiking shoes all prepped for this year’s vacation, is your beauty routine ready to hit the road? No matter the type of getaway you have
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River Valley Transit Celebrates 50 Years of Public Transportation in Williamsport 0
Press Release
- Local News
- July 24, 2019
River Valley Transit is celebrating 50 years of public transportation in the City of Williamsport and surrounding communities on August 8th and 9th, 2019. “On August 8, 1969, the City of Williamsport officially began operation of the buses under the newly created Williamsport Bureau of Transportation (WBT), having purchased the privately-operated Williamsport Bus Company with
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Seven Pet Safety Tips for Fourth of July 0
Family Features
- Pets, Safety
- July 3, 2019
With crowds of unfamiliar people and loud, scary noises, the Fourth of July can make even the most laid-back, four-legged family members apprehensive and unpredictable. “Research shows that more pets are lost on the Fourth of July than any other day of the year and animal shelters are most crowded after the holiday, filled with
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