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  • Have a Day, Shohei0

    Before I begin, I want to thank Jamie Spencer for allowing me to take his space this week so that I could give my space to Editor Steph. Jamie will be back next week! Shohei Ohtani is blessed with unbelievable physical skills, stature, and a baseball mind. The 6’ 4” 210 lb. gentleman is as

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  • Fall Family Fun!0

    Before we get started this week, shout out to Jimmy for giving up his space this week! I am running a little (OK, a lot) long this week and appreciate the extra leg room for this story. By now, we all know that I am pretty infamous for the Uncompleted Fall Bucket List. I have

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  • The Roving Sportsman… Proper Warm Weather Care of Venison0

    You diligently spent untold hours preseason scouting, set and checked your trail cameras, and kept accurate records of the ever-changing food sources in the areas you planned to hunt. Your vacation days are set; you have decided which stand you will head to on your morning hunt, and then you check the weather. Light winds

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  • Pennsylvania’s Squirrels0

    The subject of squirrels came up the other day with our gang at coffee. Squirrels are one of the first game animals we can hunt, and the season is already underway. In my high school days, squirrels were my number one target. Every chance I got, I was off into the nearby woods with my

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  • UPMC Expert: Supporting a Loved One With Cancer0

    If someone you care about has cancer or another potentially life-threatening diagnosis, you may struggle with what to do. Amid feelings of sadness, disappointment, and even anger, there’s also a desire to say and do the right things to bring comfort and hope to your loved one. As the support person, what your loved one

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  • Fall 2024 Color Trends0

    With every season, there’s a spinning of the color wheel. Fall is especially primed for a color reboot, which is fitting with the changing foliage and seasonal holidays. The color trends for fall 2024 mix up the classics with some unexpected twists to give your wardrobe a potential refresh. What I love about color trends

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  • Recalling Previous Williamsport Baseball Championships0

    Three weeks ago, the Williamsport Crosscutters won their first-ever MLB Draft League Championship by defeating the Trenton Thunder 5-4 at Bowman Field in an exciting and memorable game. This brings to mind previous championships won by Williamsport’s professional baseball teams. These championship roots go back almost 120 years, when the team then known as the

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  • How to Maintain Orthodontic Health0

    Achieving straighter teeth and an aligned bite requires a years-long commitment. Patients work with orthodontists, who are professionals in teeth and jaw alignment. Having malocclusion, otherwise known as crooked teeth, or a misaligned jaw is not just a matter of appearance. It can lead to dental issues like tooth decay, gum disease and difficult or

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  • County Hall Corner: Polling is Eye Candy0

    The history of polling in national elections has a troubled history. Presidential polling started back in 1936 with the Literary Digest, a national magazine of the time, which sent out to their 10 million patrons a “straw” ballot asking them who they planned on voting for in the 1936 presidential election. Some two and half

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  • $port$ Watching0

    It was a sun-splashed, gorgeous Norman Rockwell-type September Saturday afternoon, uniquely perfect for college football. Accordingly, we decided to take the two-hour drive to Alfred, New York, to watch grandson Tucker’s Juniata College Eagles in action. While the results were not what we had hoped for, as the host Saxons won handily, it was a

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  • November 5th Can’t Arrive Fast Enough0

    As the number of yard signs and political banners continues to grow, it’s time for me to set the record straight. This is something I often do prior to a November election. I can’t begin to tell you how happy I will be when those yard signs, banners, and all the political advertising are in

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  • Hunger Action Month: A Time to Unite Against Hunger0

    September is Hunger Action Month, a time when communities across the United States come together to raise awareness and take action to combat hunger. Organized by Feeding America, the nation’s largest domestic hunger-relief organization, this annual campaign spotlights food insecurity and encourages individuals, businesses, and organizations to get involved in the fight to end hunger.

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  • 169th Bloomsburg Fair Takes Place September 20 to280

    The Beach Boys, Bachman Turner Overdrive, and Casting Crowns are among the headliners and entertainment that highlight the 169th edition of the Bloomsburg Fair, which takes place September 20th to 28th. “Once again, we are excited to invite everyone to the Fair and enjoy the many exhibits, shows, entertainment, and variety of food that the

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  • UPMC Surgeon: Is Breast Surgery Right for You?0

    Thousands of women each year report looking and feeling better and having more confidence as a result of breast surgery. Whether you want a cosmetic change to improve feelings about your appearance, you want the size of your breasts reduced to address back pain and other medical concerns, or you want breast reconstruction to address

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  • County Hall Corner: Williamsport Airport – Up, Up, and Away0

    Few major industries are as volatile as air travel. One of my MBA professors stated that if we began with the Wright Brothers’ first flight in 1903 and went all the way up to the present day, the operational cost of the equipment and manpower for air travel vs. the financial return from flying patrons

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  • The Voice

    The Voice0

    I was saddened to hear of his passing. My man was an icon. He starred in several movies. His legendary voice was in many commercials. James Earl Jones was the man and then some. He lived to be 93. A once-in-a-generation talent. Jones left his mark. He made an impact. I reference him quite often.

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  • Challenger Fun Day September 280

    With the arrival of Autumn, football has grabbed the attention of local sports fans, while baseball enthusiasts await the arrival of the October playoffs, culminating in the crowning of a World Series champion. Accompanying the chilly days, a warmth of excitement will emanate from Montoursville next Saturday as the Montoursville Little League will be hosting

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  • Horoscopes0

    ARIES – Mar 21–Apr 20 A disagreement may have you questioning a relationship this week, Aries. Do not get ahead of yourself, as you’ll figure out that the turmoil will subside soon enough. TAURUS – Apr 21–May 21 Group activities or time spent with a significant other may not go as well as usual this

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  • The Roving Sportsman… The Opening Day of PA Archery Deer Season0

    This coming Sunday, September 22, is the official first day of fall. Before you know it, on Saturday, October 5, the opening day of the Pennsylvania archery deer season will be upon us. With just over two weeks until the opening day, there is still time for some important last-minute items you should consider. Inventory

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  • Words in Disguise: These Don’t Mean What You Think0

    Here at Webb’s Weird Words, we’re always on the hunt for themes in rolling out our regular rosters of oddball vocab. Last week, having encountered dogsbody in my reading, I was moved to look at words that mean something different than what we might assume. Many, like that one, have little or nothing to do

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  • Embracing the Outdoors0

    I’m guessing that it’s a sign that I’m getting older, but I sometimes find myself thinking about some of the great experiences I’ve enjoyed over the years simply because of my interest in the outdoors. My friends and I will also sometimes talk about the enjoyment and great experiences we’ve had while being in the

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  • How to Make a Home More Cozy

    How to Make a Home More Cozy0

    The meaning of the term “cozy” varies as it pertains to home decor. For some, cozy may mean intimate spaces with lots of quilts and throws. For others, cozy could indicate bright and airy spaces enhanced by plenty of fresh foliage. Regardless of how they define cozy, homeowners typically want their homes to be inviting

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  • Library Has Many Online Resources For Your Learning Needs0

    As the first month of school is underway, is your child prepared for the academic year? Libraries across Pennsylvania grow students’ school readiness, social, cognitive and emotional skills. Developing a passion for reading is crucial, according to Jim Trelease, author of the best-seller, The Read-Aloud Handbook. “Students who read the most, read the best, achieve

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  • Projected Timelines for Popular Renovation Projects

    Projected Timelines for Popular Renovation Projects0

    Renovations help homeowners customize their homes to align with their needs and wants. Remodeling may be necessary to replace outdated fixtures and features, address mistakes previous homeowners may have made, or to make a home more functional. Homeowners often find it beneficial to hire professional contractors when they have work to be done around the

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  • Microsoft Office Courses Scheduled at Penn College0

    For those looking to sharpen their computer skills while learning something new, Workforce Development at Pennsylvania College of Technology is offering several easy-to-learn computer courses. The Microsoft Office courses are taught by qualified instructors at a comfortable pace for all levels of adult learners. The classes are held in a relaxed computer-classroom environment, allowing participants

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  • Creating a Pet-Friendly Palace: Five ways to set up a safe, cozy home for cats and dogs

    Creating a Pet-Friendly Palace: Five ways to set up a safe, cozy home for cats and dogs0

    As much as you love your pets and work hard to make them part of the family, they’re also a big responsibility. Part of that responsibility includes setting up your home so it’s equal parts stylish (for you) and functional (for Fido). Show furry friends a little love, beyond the walks and snuggles, by making

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  • Tips When Hiring a Contractor

    Tips When Hiring a Contractor0

    Contractors perform important work for millions of homeowners every day. Home improvement projects are complicated undertakings, and the experience of skilled contractors can ensure jobs are completed on time and within homeowners’ budgets. Homeowners have undoubtedly heard horror stories from neighbors about projects that have gone awry. Projects can go sideways for a number of

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  • How to Prep Your Home for Cooler Weather: Four projects that provide high ROI

    How to Prep Your Home for Cooler Weather: Four projects that provide high ROI0

    As the leaves begin to change and temperatures start to drop, it’s time to start thinking about preparing your home for the cooler months. With a few simple steps, you can ensure your haven of comfort stays warm, inviting and energy-efficient throughout fall and winter. Consider these home projects from the experts based on Zonda’s

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  • Residential Refresh Personalized Touches For Your Home

    Residential Refresh Personalized Touches For Your Home0

    Your home is an expression of you, your personality and your lifestyle. When it comes to personalizing your home’s aesthetic, try leaning into your senses to inspire change within your space. Inspiration can be found everywhere around you — from taking cues from Mother Nature to “shopping” your own house or, with a little help

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  • Tips to Make a Home Less Vulnerable to Criminals

    Tips to Make a Home Less Vulnerable to Criminals0

    Property crimes are perhaps more common than people may realize. Data from the Council on Criminal Justice indicates residential burglaries declined by 26 percent in 2023 compared to 2019. However, the Federal Bureau of Investigation indicates there were nearly seven million property-related crimes committed in 2019, which means there were still more than five million

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  • Warning Signs a Bathroom Needs Work

    Warning Signs a Bathroom Needs Work0

    Homeowners know that the work involved to maintain a home is never done. The end of one project has a tendency to roll into the planning of another, and so it goes for years on end. Fortunate are the homeowners who get to choose when to begin a renovation project, but it’s far more common

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  • How to Choose a Water Heater: Finding the Best Fit

    How to Choose a Water Heater: Finding the Best Fit0

    American homeowners may not realize that their water heater accounts for roughly 13% of annual residential energy use. Recently, the Department of Energy (DOE) passed new water heater efficiency standards that will help save approximately $7.6 billion and reduce more than 332 million metric tons of carbon emissions. The federal-level Inflation Reduction Act passed in

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  • Tips to Avoid the Buildup of Clutter

    Tips to Avoid the Buildup of Clutter0

    Clutter has a way of taking over a home. As time goes by, items that are not stored or discarded when they’ve lost their utility can gradually take over a space, creating a claustrophobic, cluttered feeling that can affect how people feel in their homes. Clutter is not something to be taken lightly. A 2010

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  • Add Color to Your Garden With Affordable Impatiens

    Add Color to Your Garden With Affordable Impatiens0

    As the leaves change color in the crisp autumn air, let the season inspire you to add vibrant hues to your garden. Creating a colorful fall garden is easy and budget-friendly with impatiens. These vivid, cheerful blooms illuminate even the shadiest garden beds or patios, adding a burst of living color to your outdoor spaces.

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  • Five Renovations That Provide a Strong Return on Investment0

    Renovations that make homeowners and residents of a home happy are always worth the investment. Though it’s certainly true that projects that create more functional, usable space and add comfort and convenience are worth the price, such renovations are even more beneficial if they provide a good return on homeowners’ financial investment. Returns are often

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  • Three Ways to Use Propane in Your Home

    Three Ways to Use Propane in Your Home0

    A reliable, environmentally friendly energy source, propane can help power key home systems and appliances. Readily available in the United States, the portable, low-carbon energy source is stored on-site, meaning it’s always accessible to help keep homes running regardless of severe weather or other interruptions to the power grid. Consider these ways to integrate the

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  • Dos and Don’ts of Bathroom Renovations

    Dos and Don’ts of Bathroom Renovations0

    Bathroom renovations are significant undertakings that cost homeowners sizable amounts of money. According to Remodeling magazine’s “2024 Cost vs. Value Report,” the average cost of a mid-range bathroom remodel across the United States in 2024 is around $25,000. Homeowners who want an upscale remodel can expect to spend around $80,000 in 2024. Such a large

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