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efore I get started this week, I have a quick suggestion on how to start your day in a more positive way. When you’re getting going in the AM, grab that cup of coffee, let the dog out and go about your everyday morning ritual with one little twist. If you have a fourlegged friend, simply follow them right out the door. If you don’t have a son or daughter with paws, start your day the same way with the smell of the Spring air and sounds of Mother Nature coming alive all around you. Even if it’s only for a moment, go out on your front porch or maybe just outside your back door and just take it in. Listen to the birds singing as they serenade the world with all their different songs. Try to identify which harmony goes with different species of our fine feathered friends. Maybe you even have a woodpecker on percussion like I do at my house. Of course, you have to name him Woody. If you’re an early riser like I am, enjoy the sunrise, then as things brighten, try to locate where all of God’s creatures are around you. Maybe it’s the squeak of a chipmunk, a squirrel with their unique

morning chatter, or God’s alarm clock, the crows, announcing to all it’s time to get up. A lot of times, you can even hear a wise old owl leftover from the night before. Every morning is truly a blessing. We can all feel a little bit happier just by taking in the dawn of a new day. As you’re doing so, take a breath, give some thought to all your blessings and say a short prayer of thanks. I guarantee you will feel 1000% better than starting your day with the morning news. Within the pages ahead, you may find local businesses that are doing what is currently being asked of them and are unable to be open. As we were going to press, there was much uncertainty of what would be going on as you’re reading this week’s publication and what would be open for business. We will continue to promote, support, and encourage our area’s business community. It is my hope that you can take advantage of all the great savings that are currently being offered when the Webb Weekly reaches your mailbox. There has never been a more important time to support businesses within our communities. From the

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economic impact and contribution to the local tax base are immeasurable. They are huge contributors to every community by supporting almost every non-profit and charitable organization, area athletic programs from elementary age to the college level, and pretty much every good cause when asked. This is not intended to take anything away from other business sectors that all contribute so much to the West Branch Valley. Our area is truly blessed by generosity. However, asking the neighborhood dealership seems to be first on everyone’s list. If you are looking for a new or newer vehicle, now may be a good time to take advantage of all that is currently being offered. It is imperative we keep this commerce and the revenue created from it, right here at home. If you do choose to shop outside of our area, please get your last price from a local dealer, not your first. Make sure you take all factors into consideration, especially service after the sale. And most importantly, know who you’re doing business with. The ownership and staff within the local automotive industry want to sell you your next vehicle, not just make a quick sale and then move on to the next deal. Your support of local business is vital to keeping our area strong, not just today but every day. God Bless America.

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bviously, at Webb Weekly, we depend on local business. We have hundreds of local businesses that run with us each week. Boroughs, townships, cities, municipalities all depend on local business. Right now, however, your local businesses are depending on YOU. Things are weird right now to say the least. Businesses are closed, you can’t sit down and have a meal in a restaurant, grocery stores are a bit insane — though admittedly, my personal experiences so far haven’t been bad. *knock on wood* It’s a lot to take in. But instead of focusing on all the things that are no good, awful and terrible right now, let’s talk about what we can all do to help. First and foremost, keep supporting local businesses however you can. Maybe you can’t go shopping at local retailers, but maybe you can go online, or call and purchase a gift certificate. That helps keep the cashflow coming in for them now, and you get to treat yo self after all the craziness passes — and it will pass. If you generally stop at your favorite local restaurants or eateries a couple of times a week, keep doing that! Just get it to-go. Not only does this keep income flowing into that business and our local economy, but it also gets you out of the house a bit — and in a safe manner — if you have been cooped up and are getting a bit stir crazy. If you don’t want to go out, again, look at purchasing a gift card to use at a later time. The coming weeks are inevitably going to be

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support them with their electrical needs,” Garber explained. “In most of these third world countries an electrical grid is either non-existent or so inconsistent that a lot of these places can’t function, especially hospitals that really require good power. “Even though we are organized as a 501 C 3 humanitarian organization, we simply do not have enough volunteers to provide power everywhere it is needed so we focus on Christian organizations.” Many missions contact I-TEC to install a new electrical infrastructure, or to replace or repair an existing system that is inadequate or damaged from years of neglect. I-TEC’s network of qualified, volunteer electricians install overhead high voltage and underground low voltage systems. Additionally, they repair and upgrade disconnects, panels, and internal circuits. They also will install systems that are powered by batteries and inverters; backed by standby generators. “We try to really focus on Christian orphanages and hospitals because they are the ones that we feel provide both physical and spiritual healing. They serve a much-needed purpose and do it well, but they can’t do it if they are limited by a lack of electricity,” stressed Garber. “We see it over and over again, even in good quality hospitals, where their equipment burns up just because the voltage fluctuates so much, or they may only have power for a limited

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County Hall Corner: Keeping the Ship on a Steady Course By Larry Stout

he Lycoming County Commissioners are doing their very best to keep a steady hand on the helm, and they should be commended for their efforts. The work session on Tuesday, March 17th was heavy on substantial work. Among other things was the approval of Tom Heaps’s reorganization of the Prothonotary/Central Collections/Assessment office. Similar to the money-saving and process-improving design of DA Ryan Gardner’s restructuring

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Lycoming County Industrial Development Authority, Veterans Memorial Park Commission, the West Branch Fireman’s Association, and a number of others. The spirit of the meeting was upbeat and positive, and besides some county officials communicating via speakerphone, none would be the wiser that there was a fullblown crisis they were dealing with. That would be addressed the following morning at the press conference called by the County Commissioners to note the actions the county is taking on COVID-19. Each of the commissioners spoke one-byone, providing encouragement during these trying times and practical advice such as utilizing reliable information sources such as the CDC and the PA Department of Health. They were followed by the newly appointed Director of Public Safety Jeff Hutchins. His most valuable tidbit was that we can all trust the mail service, as the virus is not spread through the mail. He introduced President Judge Nancy Butts, who emphasized that everyone should limit their visits to the courthouse to the absolute minimum and that many services could be utilized online (lyco.org). This site also contains phone numbers for a host of county services that could save a trip. Following Judge Butts was District Attorney Gardner, who warned any potential perpetrators that law enforcement will not be compromised during this time. Gardner was followed by Matt McDermott, Director of Administration and Chief Clerk, who spoke rather encouraging words that Pennsylvania is being recognized on a

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national level as one of the most prepared states in the union. County Prison Warden Brad Shoemaker noted that all inmate visiting and outside volunteers for inmate programming has been discontinued until further notice. Sheriff Mark Lusk closed out the parade of officials by noting all this activity is not panic but good sound judgment. But holding to the concept of keeping your powder dry, Sheriff Lusk also noted that though his office is currently not issuing gun permits or renewals, a “little known fact” is that gun permits are still valid for six months after expiration. But he closed his comments with some reassuring words, and that was that all those in the county associated with public safety and protection are meeting several times daily to continue to share information and ideas. No stone is being left unturned. Commissioner Scott Metzger, who opened the press conference, closed it by reading from the Bible, Joshua 1:9, “ Be strong and courageous. Do not be frightened, and do not be dismayed, for the Lord your God is with you wherever you go.” Amen to that.

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This Week’s LION: Coronavirus Chronicles By Larry Stout

e are in truly remarkable times. Consider the past one hundred years, and what events stopped this country in its tracks. There was Pearl Harbor (1941), Kennedy’s assassination (1963), the 911 attacks (2001), and now the COVID (Crisis/ Scare?) of 2020. Yes, there have certainly been headline-grabbing events over past decades such as Watergate in the 70s, the OJ Simpson trial in the 90s, and major sports events such as the US Olympic hockey team’s victory over the USSR in the 1980

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to get put on hold, I would have called 911 to get that guy hauled away. Anxiety, loneliness, uncertainty are widespread because of all the conflicting messages, and no one really knows what is going to happen next. But rather than sit around home and view these days as wasted, I would like to suggest a way to do something that is very meaningful as well as very therapeutic at the same time. We are all suffering from ‘social distancing’ which is a very nice term for ‘social isolation,’ and since we are all in the same boat, we do not believe our experiences are anything special. However, this is not true. Fifty, a hundred years from now, people not yet born will be reading about the Great 2020 Whatever-it-will-be-called. They will read about all the cancellations and the disruptions, the volatile stock market, and the resulting repercussions in the United States and the rest of the world. History teachers might very well be teaching their students that this was the turning point of the 21st century. And those not-yet-born might ask, “I wonder what it was like to go through all that? What were they feeling when their world was being turned upside down? How did my (grandfather, grandmother, etc.) cope with all that day-to-day stress and uncertainty? I wish there were someone around who still remembers those times.” We can be their answer - each and every one of us. If we would keep a daily journal and just write down our thoughts, it will preserve this time for future generations. It does not have to be eloquent; it just needs to be honest. Share with “Dear Diary” exactly

what you are thinking and feeling on a day-by-day basis. It will help you unload, and when this is all over, seal it up and put it away in a very safe place and mark it “to be opened when I’m gone.” It may very well be one of the most valuable assets you may leave your future prodigy. There is a historical precedent for this, and that was the American Civil War. I have been fascinated for some time with the Battle of Gettysburg and have at least a dozen books on that great turning point in the war. What has amazed me about the history of that event is how much detail there is on virtually every single unit that fought in the battle. On some of the engagements, we have an almost minute-by-minute account of what happened between relatively small units fighting each other. The reason for this is because these regular soldiers wrote letters afterward to their loved ones and shared what happened. They knew that what they experienced was worth remembering. Lazy historians simply research the ‘official’ accounts of the generals or the later memoirs where they try to paint themselves in the best light. But the great historians mine the treasure trove of information that is found in the thousands and thousands of letters that tell the story with painful honesty. We are like those soldiers right now, and we can be the LIONS (Leaders in our Neighborhood) for future generations. Pick up a pen and write it down! Don’t trust electronic media to record your thoughts, because our technology today might be like 8-track tapes in the future. We are history in the making, let us all tell the story.

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Never Give InResilience in Troubled Times

ith all of the doom and gloom in the news and on social media lately, I would be remiss if I did not mention the grit of this great community. Surely, it is not perfect. Like everywhere else, there is crime, and the darker side of humanity occasionally comes to the fore, but there is also hope. When we are faced with hard times, we also know how to come together and become stronger than we thought possible. There is no doubt in my mind that we will get through this temporary crisis. Businesses will rebuild, schools will be back in session, sports will resume, and life in the Susquehanna Valley will once more get back to some sense of normalcy. When one thinks about what this country, and community, has been through — many wars both home and abroad, terrorism, disease — there is no possible way that we will not also persevere through the current pandemic. In fact, we will not just survive, but thrive. Though we are grateful for strong leaders in times of crisis, the strength and resiliency of this community lies not with our government, nor its leaders. It resides in its people, for it is the people of this nation that make it great. This is

plainly in evidence with the scores of restaurants and small businesses that have volunteered to feed the kids that will go hungry with the state-mandated school closings. As I was doing my research for this article, I remembered a speech given by Winston Churchill at Harrow School, an independent boarding school for boys, that Churchill attended in his youth. Churchill was invited to speak at the school, and as he was going through some of the old school songs, he discovered a verse had been added to one of them in his honor. “Not less we praise in darker days The leader of our nation, And Churchill’s name shall win acclaim From each new generation. For you have power in danger’s hour Our freedom to defend, Sir!” He mentioned this to the students while he was speaking to them and went on to say that in the year since he had been invited by the headmaster to speak to them, a lot had happened. World War II was in full bloom, but in spite of that, they had persevered, and the country was in a better place than it had been. In his speech, Churchill said that the British can endure, “But we must learn to be equally

good at what is short and sharp and what is long and tough. It is generally said that the British are often better at the last. They do not expect to move from crisis to crisis; they do not always expect that each day will bring up some noble chance of Dave war; but when they very Bellomo slowly make up their minds that the thing has to be done and the job put through and finished, then, even if it takes months — if it takes years — they do it. Another lesson I think we may take, just throwing our minds back to our meeting here ten months ago and now, is that appearances are often very deceptive, and as Kipling well says, we must ‘...meet with Triumph and Disaster. And treat those two impostors just the same.’ You cannot tell from appearances how things will go. Sometimes imagination makes things out far worse than they are, yet without imagination, not much can be done. Those people who are imaginative see many more dangers than perhaps exist; certainly, many more than will happen, but then they must also pray to be given that extra courage to carry this farreaching imagination. But for everyone, surely, what we have gone through in this period — I am addressing myself to the School — surely from this period of ten months this is the lesson: never give in,

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Some Notable Women of Lycoming County History By Lou Hunsinger, Jr.

arch is Women’s History Month and before the month is completely over, we at Webb Weekly would like to highlight in capsule form some of the notable women of Lycoming County’s history. The first two were around before there was even a Lycoming County. The first is Madame Montour, born Elizabeth Catherine Couc, at Quebec, Canada, in 1667 the daughter of a French trapper and an Algonkian Indian wife. Madame Montour would later become an important interpreter for New York Governor Robert Hunter. She later married an Oneida chief and eventually made her way to the Susquehanna Valley. She ended up living near the present day Montoursville with her son, Andrew Montour and her niece French Margaret. She died in 1744 after a very interesting and colorful life. Rachel Silverthorn was kind of a “female Paul Revere” of the Susquehanna Valley. In August 1778, during the Revolutionary War, what would become Lycoming County was menaced by vengeful Indians, seeking to recapture their lands from white settlers. This culminated in the “Plum Thicket Massacre” in what would be Williamsport in June 1778. Silverthorn came upon some Continental soldiers who had been attacked by Indians, one of which was dying from wounds he

received from marauding Indians. She then rode off and warned the settlers of the Muncy area and beyond of the danger. Moving forward in time, many professions were closed off to women, so it was notable when any attained success and established them in their chosen professions. The first two women physicians in the Williamsport area were, Dr. Rita Church and Dr. Jean Saylor Brown. The two were friends from their days at the Women’s Medical College Hospital in Philadelphia. The two doctors were instrumental in the founding of the Williamsport Hospital, now UPMC Susquehanna. Brown has the distinction of having performed the first operation “worthy of mention” in 1881. Louise Larzalere Chatham became the first woman attorney in Lycoming County in 1923. She was also very active in the civic and social affairs of the county. She was the first woman to become vice chairman of the Republican County in this county. Carile Cone Higgins Brown can be rightfully called the “mother” of the James V. Brown. Carile was married to prominent lumberman, James Vanduzee Brown. She thought that a city the size of Williamsport should have a nice, free and decent sized public library. She persuaded her husband to help put up much of the money that made the library possible. Unfortunately, she did not live to see the library completed. She died in 1902, five years before the library’s

completion. Jerusha Bailey Mussina, known as “Mother Mussina,” in 1874 she led crusading groups of women to confront the owners and patrons of Williamsport’s hotels and saloons, urging them to give up the sale and use of liquor. Mary Slaughter, was born into slavery in Virginia, this Williamsport woman founded and managed the first home open to elderly African-American women, called the Home For Aged Colored Women, even travelling to the state capital to successfully secure state funding. In the field of arts local women have also excelled. One woman, Julia C. Collins, wrote in 1865, the first novel ever written by an African-American woman, called “The Curse of Caste,” or “The Slave Bride.” She also taught school to Williamsport’s AfricanAmerican children. Collins reportedly died in late 1865. Frances Tipton Hunter is one of the most acclaimed artists to evert come from Williamsport. She was a 1914 Williamsport High School graduate. Her artwork was seen on the covers of such noted national magazines as: the “Saturday Evening Post,” “Ladies Home Journal,” “Redbook” and “Good Housekeeping,” to name a few. Mamie Sweeting Diggs, who died in 2011, did much to highlight and educate both school children and the public at large about the role that her great-grandfather, Daniel Hughes played as a conductor on the Underground Railroad and the role he and it played in local history. She was given an honorary doctorate by Lycoming College for

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1,497

Pre-Owned! 2017 Ford Escape SE

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Pre-Owned! 2017 Ford Escape Titanium

STK #: W411949 31,272 Miles Was: $21,995

STK #: W411955 32,681 Miles Was: $23,998

STK #: W411986 28,986 Miles Was: $23,999

NOW: $18,498

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3,497

NOW: $19,839

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STK #: W411981 26,804 Miles Was: $23,995

STK #: W411959 11,654 Miles Was: $24,799

STK #: W14367B 49,380 Miles Was: $26,995

NOW: $21,698

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2,297

NOW: $23,248

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1,551

NOW: $24,498

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2,497

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Pre-Owned! 2016 Ford Edge Sport

Pre-Owned! 2017 GMC Acadia SLE-2

STK #: W14390A 28,076 Miles Was: $29,995

STK #: W411985 23,209 Miles Was: $32,995

STK #: W411990 25,965 Miles Was: $31,995

NOW: $26,498

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GREA DEAL!T

3,497

NOW: $26,993

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6,002

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5,002

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Pre-Owned! 2017 Ford F-150 XLT SuperCrew

STK #: W411966 30,409 Miles Was: $30,995

STK #: W411963 26,573 Miles Was: $31,995

STK #: W411972 14,818 Miles Was: $35,978

YOU SAVE:

W OW

2,997

NOW: $30,248

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1,747

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NOW: $27,998

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STK #: J0891 49,740 Miles

STK #: J1522 30,261 Miles

Latitude 4x4

NOW ONLY:

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15,989

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Pre-Owned! 2018 Dodge Journey

Pre-Owned! 2019 Ram 1500 Classic

STK #: J1532 13,311 Miles

STK #: J1585 13,028 Miles

NOW ONLY:

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2004 RAM 2500 STK#: J19420G • 54,202 MI. NOW ONLY: $24,989

2013 KIA OPTIMA STK#: J19395B • 76,678 MI. NOW ONLY: $9,989

2015 BUICK LACROSSE STK#: J19297A • 27,846 MI. NOW ONLY: $18,900

2017 JEEP GR. CHEROKEE STK#: J1580 • 41,794 MI. NOW ONLY: $26,900

2015 JEEP PATRIOT STK#: J0909A • 97,634 MI. NOW ONLY: $9,989

1971 DODGE POWERWAGON STK#: J18474L • 25,000 MI. NOW ONLY: $18,989

2018 FORD EXPLORER STK#: J0966 • 27,884 MI. NOW ONLY: $27,589

2018 KIA SOUL STK#: J0973 • 16,172 MI. NOW ONLY: $13,589

2017 RAM PROMASTER STK#: J19500A • 24,409 MI. NOW ONLY: $20,989

2015 JEEP GR. CHEROKEE STK#: J20029A • 33,990 MI. NOW ONLY: $27,900

2018 HYUNDAI ELANTRA STK#: J20062B • 50,387 MI. NOW ONLY: $13,900

2017 JEEP CHEROKEE STK#: J19163A • 41,248 MI. NOW ONLY: $21,900

2019 JEEP CHEROKEE STK#: J0910 • 2,400 MI. NOW ONLY: $27,900

2011 DODGE CHARGER STK#: J19440A • 119,746 MI. NOW ONLY: $13,900

2014 TOYOTA RAV4 STK#: J1589A • 38,585 MI. NOW ONLY: $21,989

2019 JEEP GR. CHEROKEE STK#: J1600 • 16,332 MI. NOW ONLY: $28,750

2015 CHRYSLER 200 STK#: J0854 • 25,888 MI. NOW ONLY: $13,900

2018 JEEP COMPASS STK#: J0965 • 20,914 MI. NOW ONLY: $23,689

2016 RAM 1500 STK#: J0943 • 16,770 MI. NOW ONLY: $29,900

2013 JEEP GR. CHEROKEE STK#: J20133A • 93,141 MI. NOW ONLY: $14,900

2016 FORD F-150 STK#: J20015A • 27,623 MI. NOW ONLY: $23,900

2019 DODGE DURANGO STK#: J1587 • 14,210 MI. NOW ONLY: $29,900

2015 DODGE DURANGO STK#: J20182A • 117,327 MI. NOW ONLY: $15,900

2015 RAM 1500 STK#: J0850A • 46,743 MI. NOW ONLY: $23,900

2018 RAM 1500 STK#: J18442A • 12,025 MI. NOW ONLY: $31,900

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2009 DODGE CHALLENGER STK#: J0859 • 10,180 MI. NOW ONLY: $24,900

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There are no shade trees on Dear Webb Weekly Family, I Assateague, at least not where have missed the last two editions we camp. In fact, there are no due to having carpal tunnel trees at all. That means there is surgery. I’m glad to be back at my no protection from the forces of keyboard and again sharing faith nature that tend to be magnified conversations with all of you. at the ocean: glaring sun, endless Much to my surprise, the world wind, brutal thunderstorms and fell apart during my absence. punishing hurricanes. In 30 Sorry about that. I’ll be more years, we’ve experienced every careful in the future. This week’s article is not about camping, so Tim weather possibility Assateague please don’t stop reading as I lay Hartzell Island can muster. In fact, on our last trip about three years the groundwork for the point I make at the end. These are extraordinary ago, Heather and I were pummeled for days — and we want to emerge with four straight days by tropical storm force dignity, peace and hope — and most of all winds and heavy rain. We finally gave up and left. Packing up camp in sustained 40 — together. MPH winds and heavy side-ways rain is a s a veteran of 30 years of tent lovely vacation memory. The next day the camping on Assateague Island park service closed the island because of in Maryland, I have developed an approaching hurricane. And that brings me to my principle of a little saying — a principle really — that applies to camping in such camping: Camping is easy when it doesn’t harsh conditions. I’ll come back to that in rain and the wind doesn’t blow. Sometimes a camping newbie will set a moment. Assateague is a thin barrier Island that up their gear near us and it is obvious stretches for 37 miles from Ocean City, they don’t have a clue just how bad the Maryland, to Chincoteague, Virginia. weather at Assateague can get. All tents It is a beautiful place with clean and are not created equal, and it requires uncrowded beaches, wild horses, and just one severe thunderstorm to reveal great surf fishing — and the bay is great the difference. I can’t tell you how many for clams and crabs. When the weather families have sheltered in the bath house is good, there’s no more beautiful place while watching a storm shred their tent on earth. For many years, it was a home- and destroy all of their gear. When the storm passes, they toss most of their gear away-from-home for me and my family.

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into the campground dumpster and head for home. It’s a sad sight. Our decades of experience causes us to follow certain routines while camping. We know what the weather can do, so we make sure we’re prepared — and then some. People have sometimes made sarcastic comments about my heavy-duty ratchet straps and oversized stakes and my habit of always lowering our screen tent and roping it to the ground before going to bed. That’s okay. They can say whatever they want - when a sudden thunderstorm strikes with fury in the middle of the night, I rest easy. Well, I wish I could. Instead, Heather and I get out of bed and start helping those who weren’t prepared. It’s what veteran campers do. When we were newbies, others came to our rescue. I guess it’s our turn to pay it forward. Friends, we are in a major storm right now. Some of us our seasoned veterans who have weathered other storms and we have been toughened. We have made preparations for times like this and we are ready. And some of us are newbies who find ourselves caught in a storm we weren’t prepared to face. Yeah, we veterans can harp and complain about how the newbies are weak and soft — or we can get behind them and help them through — just like others did for us back in the day. Friends, we’re all in this pandemic together — and the only way out is together. Let’s keep getting behind each other — sacrificing so everyone can

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a baseball fan and ever get a chance, plan on visiting the Phoenix area when the ‘boys of summer’ are preparing for the season ahead. Like Florida, 15 of MLB’s 30 teams train there. But unlike Florida all the training sites can be reached within a one hour drive from downtown Phoenix. The skies are blue, temperatures are enjoyable, the humidity is low and bugs are hard to find. Obviously, MLB’s cancellation of Spring Training and the indefinite postponement of the 2020 season was a huge financial blow to the Arizona economy. The Cactus League is a ‘tourism driver’ for the entire region.

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