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high-pressure sports world of today let alone coaching for over four decades. This says a lot about Coach Insinger’s ability to work with people and understand what is truly important. Well, I could go on and on, but I’ll let that for Brett Crossley on page 8 and Scott Lowery on page 46. I must also congratulate Gerald Ross on notching his 1,000th point the same night C.I. won his 900th. I guarantee you that’s the first time that’s ever happened in the history of basketball. Jimmy, Hunter, and I have all played for C.I. and have nothing but good things to say about the man. We hope he continues to follow his passion, is blessed with great health, and one year hangs a State Championship Banner. Switching from the hardwood to the diamond there has been a growing problem locally concerning the need for umpires. For the past several seasons I have tried to help Mr. Barry Rake recruit folks to umpire District 12 Little League baseball and softball. Each year we seem to add some new recruits, but many more are needed. Mr. Rake has a program available for the education and training of those interested. It’s a great way to get started, learn the trade, and have fun while helping your community. If interested, District 12 Umpire-in-Chief Mr. Rake can be reached at 570-244-5184 or at BKR@KABAINC.BIZ. If your interest is in softball, District 12 Softball Umpire-in-Chief is Mr. Robert
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flee. Bailey Nicole Holt, 15, was killed at the scene, while Preston Ryan Cope, also 15, died a short time later at a hospital. Preliminary reports suggest that 14 other students were also shot, some sustaining critical injuries. An additional four people sustained other injuries as they tried to escape. Police have not yet released the name of the shooter, who was apprehended and are continuing to investigate. January 25th, Murphy High School, Mobile, AL: A disagreement between two 16-year-old students escalated when Jonah Neal pulled out a handgun. School administrators noticed the weapon and tried to calm him; Neal then fled across campus. He was pursued by staff until he fired the gun four or five times into the air. Nobody was injured. Neal was taken into custody and charged with multiple offenses, including possession of a weapon on school property. January 26th, Dearborn High School, Dearborn, MI: Two individuals became involved in an altercation during a basketball game at Dearborn High School. School officials removed them from the building, but one of the individuals was then shot at from a moving vehicle in the parking lot. No injuries were reported.
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January 31st, Lincoln High School, Philadelphia, PA: A fight began in the school parking lot outside a basketball game, and the school went on lockdown after shots were fired. A 32-year-old male was transported by private vehicle to Nazareth Hospital with two gunshot wounds in his leg. He was transferred by helicopter to another hospital but died from his injuries. Police announced that they are searching for an adult male suspect. February 1st, Salvador B. Castro Middle School, Los Angles, CA: A 12-year-old female student unintentionally discharged a handgun in a school classroom. A 15-yearold boy was shot in the head, and a 15-year-old girl was shot in the wrist. Police arrested the female shooter and charged her with negligent discharge of a firearm. The source of the gun and why she had it on school grounds remains under investigation. February 5th, Harmony Learning Center, Maplewood, MN: A school liaison officer was sitting on a bench talking with some students when a third-grader pressed the trigger on the officer’s holstered weapon, causing it to fire and strike the floor. The holster was equipped with a trigger guard designed to prevent such accidental discharges, so the department is reviewing the circumstances surrounding the event. February 5th, Oxon Hill High School,
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oyalsock’s Ron “CI” Insinger Gymnasium is usually buzzing with activity, but it was unusually full last Saturday as the Lancers took on Athens in the middle of the afternoon. Balloons hung from the railing lining the top of the gym, and a larger than usual student section filled in the bleachers in the far corner. It was a special day for Loyalsock and a historical one for Pennsylvania’s high school basketball scene. Insinger needed just one win to earn his 900th victory, and junior guard Gerald Ross needed only 17 points to become the 14th player in program history to cross the 1,000-point marker for his career. By themselves, both would be monumental accomplishments. Together, they are historic. It’s rare even to meet a person who has coached 900 games let alone won 900. For Loyalsock, which has seen its share of 1,000-point scorers, it’s almost as difficult to reach that milestone as a junior. Both accomplished those goals as Ross
hit a routine jumper in the third to cross the 1,000-point marker. The Lancers then went on to record a 71-57 win over Athens to give Insinger his 900th win. “It’s was a very special day, a milestone, and a great day for the Township,” Insinger said of his 900th win and Ross reaching 1,000 points. “I couldn’t sleep last night. You have emotions. You’re scared. You want to get it over with and reach that pinnacle, but on the other hand, you have to keep everything in perspective and do what’s best for the team.” The nerves and lack of sleep wouldn’t even have been noticed by fans. Insinger kept a calm about him throughout the game, even when the Lancers trailed through the first two quarters. By the time the third quarter came around, and Loyalsock started to make a move, most in attendance were aware Ross was closing in on the mark and started to buzz with excitement. A routine jumper from the top of the paint went through the rim, barely touching the net. The next moment belonged to Ross as the game was stopped for a moment to acknowledge the feat.
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sock quickly got back to work to outscore Athens 21-12 through the eight-minute span. Ross came into the game needing 17 points to reach 1,000. He finished with 28 points and, in typical Ross fashion, helped his team overcome the sluggish start to record its 16th win of the season. “It was just like Ross getting to 17 points,” Insinger said of Ross reaching 1,000 points for his career. “You stress yourself out and pressure yourself to the point where nothing falls. He stayed pretty loose today. He got off to a good start, and that really helped.” The final quarter continued in that fash-
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being withheld than should have been. Because of a computer glitch, people were not getting the money from the Commonwealth that they expected. She could easily have passed on the issue, given that it was not within the congressman’s purview, but she wanted to help. She looked into it, and the state Medicare office recognized the error and endeavored to work on the problem. It was obvious to Ann that this meant months in the future, and in the meantime, elderly and disabled people living on a fixed income were suffering. Through Congressman Marino’s intervention, the problem was rectified in two weeks. Ann Kaufman is also working hard to build the next generation of leaders. For that reason, she was one of the driving forces in initiating a Lycoming County Young Republican organization, which is specifically designed to engage the younger generation in supporting candidates and even running for office themselves. On February 10th, serving as chairwoman, she presented the petition to the Republican Party of Pennsylvania in Harrisburg with twice the number of members required. Last year at this time there were nine such chartered YR organizations in Pennsylvania, today there are 31, the fastest growth in the United States. For those who want to follow a leader like Ann Kaufman, the first meeting of the LCYR will be held at the Lycoming County Republic Party Headquarters, located on the first floor of the Williamsport Building, located on Market Street in Williamsport on February 26th at 7:00 p.m.
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of the youngest. She also might be one of the best. In the 2016 election, in a highly competitive environment, Congressman Marino earned over 70% of the vote, the highest he ever received. This was about 8% higher than the previous election. Obviously, this is a tribute to Congressman Marino and his campaign team, but the chairwoman in her mid-20s who headed up the operation deserves serious recognition. Ann Kaufman’s day job, however, is serving as the District Representation for the Central District, one of three districts covering the fifteen counties that Congressman Marino represents. She must interact with constituents who have problems with federal programs such as social security, IRS, etc. Most folks would not find this very stimulating work, but Ann loves interacting with people. She finds that connecting with people from all walks of life is what makes life worth living. At the same time, she must also represent the Representative. Among other things, this means dealing with folks who might be unhappy with Tom Marino. Ann works hard to listen to their concerns, and then attempt to effectively communicate the process of how government works and the congressman’s position. She admits that not everyone comes away in agreement, but at least they realize their voice was heard. When asked about something she was particularly proud of, Ann quickly mentioned a problem involving the state Medicare program where more funds were
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Band What: A-Team band. When: Friday, February 23, 2018, 9 p.m. Where: American Legion Post 0617, 901 South Market St., South Williamsport. Spaghetti Benefit Dinner What: Spaghetti dinner. Dinner will include: spaghetti and meatballs, Italian bread, side salad, dessert and drink. All proceeds are going towards the cost for Christine White’s funeral expenses. $10 entry fee; $5.00 ages 5-10; 4 and under free. Also will be having a Chinese auction. 5 tickets for $1.00. When: February 24th at 4:00 p.m. Where: Trout Run Fire Hall, 241 State Route 14, Trout Run. Audubon Program What: Lycoming Audubon program “Fall Birding in Southern States”, presented by birder and photographer Lauri Shaffer. She will share her recently-completed visit to the Rio Grande Valley Birding Festival in Texas, as well as her trip to the Yellow Rails & Rice Festival in Louisiana. When: Wednesday February 28, 2018 at 6:00 p.m. Where: The Lowry Room, on the 3rd floor of the Welch Wing in the J. V. Brown Library, 19 E Fourth St., Williamsport. Spaghetti Dinner What: American Legion Riders annual spaghetti dinner. Proceeds to help with donations to local Veterans in need. $8.00 per person, children under 8 yrs. $4.00. When: March 4, 2018 from 1:00 p.m.-4 p.m. Where: American Legion Post 36 Seminary St., Jersey Shore. Bingo What: Salladasburg LLB Primitives Bingo. Tickets are $20 in advance, $25 at the door. For tickets, email salladasburglittleleague1@gmail.com or call 570-5607324. When: Sunday, March 11. Doors open at noon. Games begin at 1:00 p.m. Where: Woodward Township Fire Hall, Linden.
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Susquehanna Valley Chapter—Pennsylvanians for Human Life (SVC-PHL) What: Pro-life prayer breakfast. When: Saturday, April 7, 2018 at 9:30 a.m. Where: Holiday Inn Express (Grand Ball Room), Williamsport. Pickleball What: Come enjoy the outdoors and camaraderie of this growing sport. Newcomers welcomed and don’t worry, we have paddles (rackets) that you can borrow until you become addicted. If you have any questions call Ken at 570322-2159, or visit Facebook, and search for “Williamsport Pickleball.” When: Thursday and Saturday at 9:00 a.m. Where: Williamsport Memorial Park Pickleball Courts. Model Railroad Program What: Free Saturday Trains Model Railroad Program. When: Every Saturday Throughout the Year, 10 a.m. to Noon. Where: Christ Memorial Episcopal Church at the corner of Pine and East Market streets in Danville, Montour County. Christian Motorcyclist Meeting What: Local CMA meeting (Christian Motorcyclists Association), an international organization founded by one man in 1975. We raised almost $4.4 million dollars last year in our annual fundraising ride—Run For The Son! Over $800,000 went to each of these three: Missionary Ventures, Open Doors, and the Jesus Film Project. Through Missionary Ventures we distributed bicycles, motorcycles, horses, boats, 3 horse & buggies, 2 snowmobiles, and 1 camel. Through Open Doors, 2.6 million Bibles, and via the Jesus Film Project over 119 million people have viewed the life of Christ in their own heart language. The results are phenomenal! CMA’s main mission is to bikers, to reveal the love of Jesus and to be a servant in any way we can. If you are a biker, and a Christian, join us at our meeting and get acquainted with us. See what we are doing. If you are not a Christian, but are intrigued by all this, you are welcome to join us at our meeting, too! For more info, call Terry Seyler- 570-660-2397, or Lou Gatti- 570-220-9211, or call Ron Kelly- 570-322-4341 and leave a message. You can also find out more about CMA at our national website
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CHURCH EVENTSEVENTS... CHURCH Movie Night What: Lycoming Valley Baptist Church is hosting a free movie night. The Adult movie will be “War Room” and the children will be watching “Toy Story”. When: February 23, 2018 starting at 6:30 p.m. Where: Lycoming Valley Baptist Church, 4980 Lycoming Mall Dr., Montoursville. Fish Dinner What: Fish Dinner Friday. $10.00 for adults. Includes baked haddock, choice of scalloped potatoes or mac & cheese, choice of vegetable, applesauce, coleslaw, roll & dessert. Dine in or take out. When: February 23rd from 4:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Where: St. Joseph the Worker Parish Fleming Center, 720 West Fourth St., Williamsport. Indoor Yard Sale What: Indoor yard sale to benefit outreach & missions. When: February 24, from 8:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Where: Salladasburg United Methodist Church, Salladasburg. Pancake Breakfast What: Pancake breakfast. Adults are $8.50, kids 12 and under are $4.00 When: March 4, 2018, from 8:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Where: St. Lawrence Catholic Church, 800 West Central Ave., South Williamsport. Lenten Services What: United Methodist Community Lenten services. Refreshments following all worship services. Come join us. When and Where: 3/4 at 4:00 p.m. at Woolrich UMC. 3/11 at 4:00 p.m. at Swissdale UMC. 3/18 at 4:00 p.m. at Farrandsville UMC. 3/25 at 4:00 p.m. at McElhattan UMC (Palm Sunday). 3/29 at 7pm at Woolrich UMC (Maundy
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Fish Dinner What: Fish Dinner Friday. $10.00 for adults. Includes baked haddock, choice of scalloped potatoes or mac & cheese, choice of vegetable, applesauce, coleslaw, roll & dessert. Dine in or take out. When: March 9th from 4:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Where: St. Joseph the Worker Parish Fleming Center, 720 West Fourth St., Williamsport. Spaghetti Dinner What: Saint Luke’s 71st annual authentic Italian spaghetti dinner. Dinner includes: All the spaghetti you can eat, two homemade meatballs, tossed salad, Italian bread, cake & beverage. Adult advanced ticket – $9.00, $9.50 at the door. Children 6-12 are $3.50. Under 6 are free. Advance tickets are available at the following locations: Buttorff ’s Hardware, Ramona’s Hair Styling, or by calling (570) 3980352 or (570)745-3301. When: Wednesday, March 14th. Lunch: 11:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Dinner: 4:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Take outs available all day. Where: 120 Kendall Ave., Jersey Shore. St. Patrick’s Day Extravaganza What: St. Patrick’s Day Extravaganza. Buffet, beverages, dancing, and Irish festivities. $15.00 in advance, $20.00 at the door. $120.00 for a table of 8 in advance. Call 570-3239456 or email stewardship@sjwparish.com When: Saturday, March 17th from 6:30 p.m.-10:00 p.m. Where: St. Joseph the Worker Parish Fleming Center, 720 West Fourth St., Williamsport.
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Ice Cream Social What: Ice cream social benefit. When: 2nd & 4th Sunday, monthly from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Where: Katys Church, 440 Katys Church Rd., Muncy. Free Kids’ Clothes What: Free kids’ clothes from infants to teenagers. Donations for kid’s clothing are accepted at Sojourner Truth Ministry, 501 High Street, Williamsport. We now distribute clothing at this location. When: Every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m., closed on Thursday. Where: 501 High Street at the corner of High & Center Streets. MEETINGS MEETINGS... Toastmasters Club What: Eliminate your fear of public speaking. Gain control of your fear of public speaking by working with experienced people who will guide you to develop your speaking skills. This meeting is open to anyone. Contact Bill Hague 570-322-1431 or Phil Buehrer 570-326-6801. When: 1st & 3rd Wednesday of each month from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. Where: The Steinbacher & Stahl Resource Center, 413 Washington Blvd. at Penn St., Williamsport. Al-Anon What: Support group for friends and family of alcoholics. Childcare provided. When: Mondays from 7 to 8 p.m. Where: First Presbyterian Church, 102 E. Third St., Williamsport. Enter from Mulberry St. side. Alateen What: Support group for pre-teen and teens of alcoholic relatives and friends. When: Mondays from 7-8 p.m. Where: First Presbyterian Church, 102 E. Third St., Williamsport. Enter from Mulberry St. side.
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it might be telling you. Let the experts work with you if you start to have symptoms of heart failure. The earlier the condition is diagnosed, the better your outlook will be. - John Pfeifer, MD, Interventional Cardiologist at the Heart and Vascular Center of Evangelical, specializes in diseases and treatment of the heart. He is certified by the National Board of Echocardiography and the American Board of Internal Medicine (Cardiovascular Disease). For more information on the Heart and Vascular Center of Evangelical, visit www.evanhospital. com or call 570-524-5056.
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hen one hears the word failure, the mind generally conjures a picture of complete and absolute breakdown. When a physician shares the words “heart failure” with you, this does not mean that your heart has stopped or is about to stop working, but it does mean that your heart is not working properly and it’s time to heed its warnings. With heart failure your heart muscle is not able to pump blood as well as it should. It can affect one or both sides of the heart. Heart failure may have a gradual onset or start suddenly. Your heart may be sending you red flags: shortness of breath, fatigue and weakness, swelling in the legs, ankles, and feet, rapid or irregular heartbeat, fluid retention, and others. One way to prevent heart failure is to be proactive and work with your primary care physician to control conditions that may lead to heart failure, such as coronary artery disease (narrowing of arteries in your
eat heart healthy foods in the right portions, maintain a healthy weight, and do your best to reduce and manage stress. Stay on top of those conditions that may lead to heart failure and have a good, consistent relationship with your primary care physician. And by all means, seek emergency treatment as soon as possible if you start having symptoms that may be related to your heart. Don’t ignore the warning signs in the hopes that they may go away, instead use caution with the strongest muscle in your body and pay attention to what
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PERFORMANCES... PERFORMANCES Williamsport Community Concert Association What: Williamsport Community Concert Association presents the Julian Bliss Septet, a celebration of Gershwin with a stroll down Tin Pan Alley! England’s premier clarinetist Julian Bliss will perform with his exceptional master musicians showcase of original arrangements of treasured melodies. Sponsored by M&T Bank. When: Wednesday, February 21, 2018, 7:30 p.m. Where: Community Arts Center, 220 West Fourth Street, Williamsport. Wind Ensemble What: Lycoming College Wind Ensemble. Visit caclive.com to purchase tickets. When: Friday, March 2nd at 7:30 p.m. Where: Community Arts Center, Williamsport. Williamsport Community Concert Association What: Williamsport Community Concert Association presents the Janoska Ensemble, a family quartet that has garnered acclaim for its unprecedented arrangements and improvisational ingenuity. Classically trained with virtuosic style
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and a wide-ranging repertoire, they are signed with Deutsche Gramophone — a must see! Sponsored by UPMC Susquehanna. When: Wednesday, March 14, 2018, 7:30 p.m. Where: Community Arts Center, 220 West Fourth Street, Williamsport. “9 to 5” What: Loyalsock HS Musical “9 to 5”. Purchase tickets in advance at www.ticketor.com/loyalsockmusic or on the school’s website at http://www.ltsd.k12.pa.us. When: Friday, March 16 and Saturday, March 17 at 7:00 p.m., Sunday, March 18 at 2 p.m. Where: Loyalsock Township HS Auditorium, 1801 Loyalsock Dr., Williamsport. Williamsport Community Concert Association What: Williamsport Community Concert Association presents Dallas Brass. Take an “American Musical Journey!” Copland, Bernstein, Berlin, Sousa. Tijuana Bass, Chicago. From Dixieland to swing, Broadway, folk, patriotic and pop. Student performances. An incredible season finale! Sponsored by P.M.F Industries, Inc. When: Thursday, April 12, 2018, 7:30 p.m. Where: Community Arts Center, 220 West Fourth Street, Williamsport.
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PUBLIC AUCTION #307 – SONES FARM & HOME MUSEUM (2)
Saturday, February 24, 2018 – 12:30 P.M. LOCATION -- 92 INDUSTRIAL PARK ROAD, MUNCY, PA (Selling at the Gallery on the Farm. Look for the Windmill) Antiques - Collectibles / Primitives / Paper Ephemera / Milk Bottles
12:30 - 12:59 P.M. - (Main Hall) Strictly Milk Bottles - 100+ Bottles & More 1:00 - (there bouts) Main Hall - 400 to 500 Various Lots from paper to primitive tools - Vintage clothing - Country Store Items & Kitchen Wares - Gladdings & Grapple Hay Fork - Local Memorabilia - Old Sleds - & Much More!! Auctioneer Note: 12:30 Start!! Due to the passing of Oliver Sones, the family is dispersing the vast contents of the Museum, this sale being the second of MANY!! FULL listing and pictures on auctionzip.com (enter #5545). Inside heated building, Chairs provided, good food and laughter is available!! Terms: Cash or good PA check. Credit cards (include lost 3% Discount). All verbal statements take precedence over previously written materials. All items are sold “AS IS, WHERE IS”, No guaranties made by the seller. Severe Weather date February 25th. Next Sales, March 10 & 24, 2018.
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2018 SPOUSAL IMPOVERISHMENT STANDARDS AND WHAT THEY MEAN Annually the Department of Human Services issues financial guidelines for the Community Spouse of a patient residing in a nursing home. Some of the 2018 numbers may matter to you: Minimum Monthly Maintenance Needs Allowance: - $2,030.00. The Community Spouse is permitted unlimited income. If she/he doesn’t earn the minimum it is possible to redirect some of the patient’s income to the Community Spouse. Monthly Housing Allowance: - $609.00. The Community Spouse may receive a housing allowance from the patient’s income. The housing allowance is separate from the monthly maintenance needs allowance and is designed to protect the Community Spouse from impoverishment. Minimum Resource Standard: - $24,720.00. DHS allows married couples to protect 50% of their total resources (excluding some valuable exempt resources) or a minimum of $24,720.00. For couples with total resources greater than twice the minimum, 50% is protected up to the Maximum Resource Standard of $123,600.00. Filing an application for Medicaid long-term care benefits is a complex procedure. Additional and extensive assets may be protected but this requires a comprehensive plan designed to maximize the allowances, and utilize other methods to provide for the Community Spouse. The attorneys at Greevy & Shoemaker and their Certified Medicaid Planner™ are dedicated to working for you and your family to preserve your resources for a reasonable fee. As always, the first consultation is free.
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hen it’s time for a bathroom or kitchen upgrade, some of the greatest inspiration may come from another time entirely. Some of the most on-trend styles of today are actually throwbacks to bygone eras. Learn how to make your updated spaces pay tribute to re-emerging trends and add your own modern touches with these three new-again looks. Retro-Modern A retro-modern design is unique in every way, with elements transitioning from the historically unfitted 1920s to 1950s charm and eccentricity. The result is a space that represents many eras and design styles, and the kitchen is the perfect space to bring this look to life. Start by establishing a focal point for your retro-modern design, such as a functional nod to the past. Long before modern refrigeration, iceboxes were used in many of the homes in the early 20th century to keep foods fresh. It’s possible to mimic this look with the Wellborn Cabinet Premier Series, to achieve an icebox look that actually functions as storage space. Use contrasting finishes, colors and textures to uniquely define a small space. For example, a modern cabinet scheme in a dark stain or paint contrasts beautifully with stainless steel hardware and a pop of color to break up the cold nature of stainless steel. Then bring some uniformity with an option like Shaker decorative legs, which
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Beautiful Camp in Sproul Forest! Very nice, 2 bdr log cabin with open floor plan! Inside is finished with knotty pine and has upper loft area could be bedroom or sitting area! Step outside and your only a short walk from Two Rock & Big Run Trout streams and strand ATV trail. Coal/Wood stove and a propane wall heated. State lease is $200/ yr. Asking $85,000. Call Machell Alexander-Bressler (570) 367-9448.
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Welcome Investors, 1st time home buyers + people looking into Vallmont Section of Williamsport- While a tenant helps you purchase your home! Tenants pay all! Rental income $1600/month! Call Robert Pierce (570) 279-0856 for further details!
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This 230 acre farm offers breathtaking views, a mix of gently rolling pastures and wooded ground. The farmhouse has 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. There is a large bank barn, several tractor sheds, an old tool shed and much more. Contact Mike Richardson Jr (570) 419-0788 for more details.
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Turn Key Salon in a high traffic location. Building and all the equipment for sale. Building has many upgrades, property offers many different possibilities. Contact Mike Richardson Jr for further information at (570) 419-0788.
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an Antonio, Texas, and Williamsport, PA are generally not thought to have anything in common, but there are some general similarities. San Antonio is well known for the Alamo, just as Williamsport is widely renowned for Little League. They
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dikes were made to protect the community. Moreover, both cities discovered that these dikes not only served to prevent flooding but also served as a beautiful place for the populace to take a walk or ride a bike. The River Walk of San Antonio has become more famous than the Alamo. It consists of 15 miles of sidewalks and paths, filled with shops, restaurants, and access to museums, hotels, and historic sites. Millions of visitors annually come to San Antonio to enjoy the River Walk. Of course, San Antonio is a city of over a million and a half people, and Williamsport is shy of 30,000. That being said, the example of San Antonio demonstrates the potential of revitalizing a city through featuring a natural resource. The city of Williamsport has suffered the deterioration in the 1970s through the 1990s that many cities, large and small, suffered in the United States. The suburbs were where
the growth and development were happening, and the cities steadily lost factories, businesses, stores, shops, and population. Cities had to “reinvent” themselves for their very survival. Williamsport was fortunate to have several pieces fall into place. Williamsport Area Community College was taken over by Penn State University and became Pennsylvania College of Technology. Under the administration of Mayor Gabe Campana, Williamsport has seen major improvements in the downtown area, evidenced by the Cinema Center, Liberty Arena, new YMCA,
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city with the Susquehanna River Walk and for those using the bridge to connect to the interstate or Route 15. Best of all, as Dr. Kent Trachte, president of Lycoming College notes, “We anticipate that the Gateway Project will encourage additional investment in the east end and become a foundation for its revitalization. We are excited about the opportunity to connect the college and its students to downtown the River Walk.” This project will be going on for several years, but it is hard not to be excited about the future of Williamsport with initiatives like this one. In the next decade, it is not hard to picture that the River Walk and the interconnection of Williamsport between the two colleges and the downtown would be a major driver to the emergence of new businesses, housing, cafes and restaurants, all in an area that will be easy to navigate. So maybe Williamsport, like San Antonio and the Alamo, becomes known for more things than just Little League Baseball.
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the “Greens” park, etc. However, almost all of these initiatives were in the western portion of the city. East of Market Street, known as the “old city,” saw little improvement. Lycoming College, an amazing little college that defies the decline seen in other similar sized institutions of higher learning, is located on the east end of Williamsport. It began an initiative that, when finally completed, will link the two colleges together with the River Walk, but also significantly enhance that section of the city with some $17 million in public and private funds. Originally listed as the East Third Street/Old City Gateway Revitalization Project, it thankfully has a shorthand name, “Connect Williamsport.” Lycoming College will have a new Gateway Building as the main entrance to their campus located at Basin and Fourth Streets, but this will necessitate some major road restructuring. All through the east end area, there will be traffic improvements, new signals and crosswalks, which are vital links that will “connect” this end of the
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one is there to benefit from the warmth, then bring them back up shortly before you’re scheduled to return home. When you’re away unexpectedly or need to adjust your typical schedule, an option like the kumo cloud(r) mobile app offered by Mitsubishi Electric Cooling & Heating allows control of your home’s cooling and heating system from your smartphone or other connected device. Adjust your hot water heater. Not only can keeping the air comfortable add up, so can heating water for basic household functions. In fact, the U.S. Department of Energy estimates that water heating is the second largest energy expense in most homes. However, you may have your heater set higher than necessary. For every 10-degree drop, you can expect to reduce energy costs by 3-5 percent. Insulate the attic. A poorly sealed or insulated attic can be among a home’s largest energy drains. Warm air naturally rises, but rather than recirculating throughout the home, it may be wasted if it’s just escaping out of the attic. Sealing cracks and adding insulation can help reduce this loss. Don’t overlook the access door, which can allow warm air to escape if it fits poorly or isn’t well-sealed. Busting Myths About Electric Heat Pumps Like any technology, ductless heat pumps need to be used properly, and under the right conditions, in order to
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Clover seed should be spread at about 10 pounds of seed per acre and can easily be done by using a hand seeder – a bag that has a carrying strap for over your shoulder and broadcasts the seed by use of a hand crank. Once the clover is up and becoming established, the appropriate amount of lime and fertilizer should be top dressed (according to the specifications indicated in a soil sample analysis). Whitetail clover is a good producer in our area, but other varieties are available that are equally beneficial to wildlife. Before the end of March and following the last snowfall or two is the ideal time to do the frost seeding. With a bit of snow on the ground, it is much easier to see where you have walked while spreading the seed and then parallel your line as you make the next pass. Further, as the snow thaws, and then freezes again – over and over – the seeds are driven into the top of the soil to an optimum depth.
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have become as much a fixture on the ice as a jigging rod or a tip-up. It’s a common sight today to see groups of anglers spread all over the ice each staring at a sonar unit while working a jigging rod in the hole next to it. The sonar unit simply bounces a cone-shaped signal off the bottom and to a screen on the unit — this tells you the depth, shows weeds or other structure and if any fish are in the cone, their location is marked on the screen as well. This method of finding fish beats the pants off the old-fashioned way of drilling hole after hole and looking for fish with nothing more than a jigging rod. Be forewarned, however, that marking fish on the screen does not necessarily mean those fish are ready to take your bait — sometimes they simply refuse your offerings. An added bonus to using sonar equipment is that if properly set up you can also track your own lure on the screen as well. That’s right; you can see your lure show up on the screen as a mark or colored slash on
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cause kids found Insinger too hard to say. My second year at Loyalsock, Pat Conroy started it. That was in the mid70s, and I was somewhat concerned about the disrespect about a coach being addressed by two letters. But now I have a lot of pride in it. My coaching fraternity, everyone knows me as CI. In fact, I had one of my own students call me Charles. He had no idea what my name was. He thought the C stood for Charles. Anyway, now I am very proud to have that nickname, and hopefully, it will stick around for a few more years.” What’s Next? “I’d really like to win a state championship. I know that is an awfully lofty goal and is something that has evaded us. It is not even a realistic goal. If we do get to states in the first or second round, we’ll have to go up against a Neumann-Goretti or Conway Egan or someone that has kids from out-of-state. Those teams are made up of blue-chip Division One players. It is not a level playing ground, but still, that is in the back of my head. I don’t know that will ever happen. Our feeder system is strong, but we can’t compete against all-star teams. But we are going to keep plugging along, and hopefully, someday that will happen.” As our conversation ended with a handshake, I said, “With God’s speed maybe in a few years we can sit here and talk about 1,000.” “That would be sweet, Scott,” CI responded.
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heard of nowadays. You don’t have the kids on the playgrounds working day in and day out like they used to. That is part of the change, and I think there is more emphasis on defense now to a certain point. Also, many student-athletes today are now specializing in a single sport at a much younger age because of the AAU, and the elite teams, and so on. That has cut down on the versatility of an athlete. I’m all about players playing two or three sports. I think each one compliments the next one. “We are not seeing that as much, although my team this year has a lot of players who play multiple sports. Some of my best teams have been comprised of multi-sport athletes. There is a growing trend today that favors the threepoint shot. Today there is a trend to penetrate and kick out for the threepoint shot. I’m not all about that. Sometimes it destroys the game and leads to lower scoring games because the shooting percentage from that range is not that great. “I don’t think the kids have changed much over the years. I think the parents have changed a lot, and therein presents a problem. Kids are kids, the same as they have been many years ago and they all want to win. And they all want to be the best. Sometimes it doesn’t happen because of things that go on outside coach’s jurisdiction.” The CI moniker. “At first the nickname came about be-
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friends to find out who was their favorite. Ethan Chilson, Wyatt Bair, Camden March and Braiden Wolfhope all selected the crazy athletic 6’4” wing named ICE. He was really good and played well above the rim. Jensen went with another. He liked the super quick little guard tabbed LA FIESTA. I’d say he was only 5’3” but man was he fast and his ball handling skills were sick. La dressed up as a Minion and the Flash. He also performed the Flamenco with Mrs. Ashleigh Brass. Special thanks to my good mates at the Williamsport Area School District Education Foundation for a great night. Everyone had an absolute blast watching the Harlem Wizards. Well done. Cheers.
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