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Sharing Little League World Series Memories A tip of my 2020 Little League World Series cap to Lou Hunsinger for hitting it out of the park with this week’s cover story. My Father loved Little League Baseball, and I’m sure he would agree Lou’s effort is deserving of leading things off this week. So, sit back, relax, and take a break from reality with some great memories from Little League World Series past. I will catch up with you next week.

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his year there is an aching void in our summer sports calendar, and that is the absence of the annual Little League World Series due to COVID-19. We at Webb Weekly thought we would try in a small way to fill a little of that void by providing some memories of those involved in holding the LLWS as well as from the memories of members of the media that covered the Series.

Perhaps no one has more of an interesting perspective for memories than the people at Little League Baseball International, beginning with President and CEO Steve Keener, “While this August marks 40 years as an employee for the organization, Little League has been a piece of my life ever since I was a child. My father served as a volunteer Team Host, and I can vividly recall coming to Lamade Stadium and sitting on the

hill watching the games as a child.” Keener told Webb Weekly. “The one memory that always sticks out from that time is watching the pitcher wind up, throw the pitch, and hit the catcher’s glove, but not hearing the sound until about a half-second later. That was always pretty cool to me and showed the magnitude of the stage they played on.

“Now, after working for the organization for four decades, I could spend all day reminiscing about some of those incredible moments I’ve had the pleasure of experiencing. Still, the ones that stand out the most are some of the firsts that I’ve gotten to experience.

“1980 – My first Little League Baseball World Series as a Little League employee.

That will always be one of my most memorable experiences.

“1984 – Watching the first girl to ever play in the Little League Baseball World Series, Victoria Roche, and the inspiration she has provided over the years.

“1989 – Not only were we celebrating the 50th anniversary of the organization, but I had the opportunity to watch our first female umpire, Betty Speziale, take the field “2001 – After expanding the World Series to 16 teams in this year, we also got to experience the first time that a sitting President of the United States came to visit the Little League Baseball World Series when George W. Bush came to Williamsport.

“2012 – Watching the first team from Af-

rica make it to Williamsport was truly special. What was most memorable was watching the generosity and kindness the other teams and parents showed that team when they were here. A true look into what Little League is all about.

“2017 – The first-ever MLB Little League Classic between the Pittsburgh Pirates and St. Louis Cardinals. That day will always be special to me and is a testament to the relationship that we have developed with Major League Baseball.

“While those firsts will always hold a special place in my heart, this year is another first that I will never forget.

“Although we are all very disappointed that we will not be hosting the Little League World Series for the first time this August in almost 75 years, we look forward to returning to play in 2021 and making this experience bigger and better than ever for everyone involved. It has been an honor to experience a number of Little League’s firsts over the years, and I look forward to what the future brings as we join together as One Team. One Little League.”

Lance Van Auken, Little League Vice President and World of Little League Museum Executive Director, cites his memories.

“My first three Little League Baseball World Series tournaments, 1991 to 1993, were most memorable for me because I served in three very different roles each time.

“For my first, in 1991, I came to South Williamsport as a reporter for the Tampa (Fla.) Tribune. A team from Dunedin, a small town near Clearwater, won the Southern

Region Tournament, and I was assigned to cover the World Series. It was the last year of single-elimination, and the team was knocked out early. It was a great thrill, and I was able to bring my son along. He traded pins while I worked. We both were awed by the whole spectacle. Side note: One of the star players on the Dunedin team was Ron DeSantis, the current governor of Florida.

I’d covered the team in the earliest part of the International Tournament, so I was probably the first reporter to interview him.

He was known simply as ‘D’ back then.

“A year later, I returned to South Williamsport as an umpire. I’d started umpiring at my local league in Florida (Cross Bayou Little League) 12 years earlier, and worked my way up the ladder until I got the call every Little League umpire hopes for.

“This time, my whole family made the trip with me, and I got to experience the World Series from the vantage point of a participant. It was a good feeling to make a bangbang call at Lamade Stadium and find out later that the replay on ESPN confirmed I got it right.

“For my third Little League Baseball World Series, I was an employee of Little League International. I’d decided to give up sports writing after 11 years and took a job as the Assistant Regional Director at Little League’s Southern Region Headquarters in St. Petersburg. At that year’s Series, I worked in the Media Relations Office and filled in as Official Scorekeeper for a couple of games. A few years later, I was asked to move to Pennsylvania to work here.

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By Steph Nordstrom **WARNING** What I am about to talk about is ugly. It’s scary, and it’s graphic. It’s not an easy subject to talk, or write about, but ignoring the issue, or pretending that it isn’t as bad, isn’t protecting innocent kids from one side of the world to the other.

What I am talking about is what is often referred to as child pornography. I don’t like that phrase though. The word pornography implies consent.

And there is nothing consensual about the this.

What I am talking about is child sexual abuse material (CSAM). The rape and torture of children, on video or in photos, to be disseminated for public consumption by pedophiles in the dark, and not-so-dark corners of the internet.

So, what can we do to help protect children from becoming victims of CSAM? With so many school closures or partial closures kids are spending more time online, so it’s time to refresh what we all know about internet safety.

I’m aiming these tips towards younger children since they are more likely to fall victim to, or be groomed for, CSAM. Obviously, how you handle your teenagers’ screen time and phone privacy is at your discretion.

Try to limit children having their phones, laptops, or tablets in their bedrooms. An internet connection gives your child access to adult content, and also allows others to contact your children through video game chats, social media apps, and chat rooms. Have your kids work or play near you, and if you are working, give your child or yourself headphones!

Always check your children’s devices, search

history, what they are posting, as well as their emails, texts and social media direct messages daily.

Always have social media accounts turned to private and turn off location tracking. Also, on an iPhone, make sure you set your camera to NEVER allow your child’s location to be seen. To do this go to Settings>Privacy>Location Services (ON) >Camera set to NEVER. Be on the lookout for signs your child might be a target of a predator. Some of those signs include, suddenly spending an inordinate amount of time online, finding pornography on their computer, making and receiving calls from numbers that are unsaved or you don’t know, receiving mail, gifts, or packages from someone you don’t know, suddenly withdrawing from family and friends, or quickly turning off the phone, monitor or screen when an adult enters the room, or if you find them using someone else’s online accounts.

Much like the ‘Birds and Bees’ talk, it’s also important to have ‘The Talk’ about internet safety.

Here are some tips for having that talk from the Child Rescue Coalition and Jessica Bronner, a LMHC (licensed mental health counselor).

Start with stranger danger. Every parent knows their child best so Bronner says to gauge your child’s maturity level and how much you’d like to share. Start with, “We have to be careful of stranger danger in public, and you also have to be careful of strangers online.” Bronner adds that, “Parents don’t want to be doom and gloom, it’s not that everybody is bad, but kids have to be careful.”

What could someone do to me? This is a common question some kids might ask parents. Bronner says to respond this way; “Someone could find you and might hurt you, and it’s our job to protect you and keep you safe.” Always relate it back to a real-world experience. “If you were waiting for bus and someone came up to you, would you go with them? No. These people are still strangers

even though they are online.”

Nothing is real on the internet. It’s important to emphasize to our kids that you don’t know who you are talking to on a game or an app. In real life if someone comes up to you and is a stranger, you can run away. Online you can’t see them, so they could be pretending to be anyone they want. And you can’t assume anything they say is real either.

So, stay off any apps that connect to the internet unless you are with mom or dad.

Checking your devices is mandatory, get used to it. Bronner says, “I’m a big believer that you are allowed to look at your kids phone and history, there’s no privacy at all. Just like nothing is private on the internet, if they put it out there, it’s yours to read. Also, it’s important to emphasize that when we look at your phone or computer, you’re not in trouble, it’s not that we don’t believe you, but we don’t trust the other people.”

How do you explain consent or rape to child?

This is a tough topic and not something to broach until your child is of the age to understand sex. But Bronner recommends removing the mysticism or stigma around our bodies and sex. “If your kid is approached in an innocent way by a friend who for example wants to give them a hug, it’s OK to give them the power to say I don’t like that.

You own your body and you get to decide what happens. Only the doctor, with the permission of a parent can touch you in the privates during an exam or routine appointment. Empower kids that they own their body, and if anybody ever does touch them inappropriately, that it’s OK to tell someone about it. Those places aren’t dirty.

The more you can open the dialogue with your children the better.”

It’s a tough world that we live in, so we need to do everything we can to protect the little ones and their innocence. Talk to your kids, monitor their online activity and keep communication open so YOU are the first person they come to if they are in trouble.

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“My journey with Little League has provided me with experiences I could not have imagined when I played Little League. I briefed President George W. Bush and his father before a Little League Tee Ball game, stood a few feet away from Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and Pope Benedict XVI for their official welcome at the White House, played catch with Kevin Costner at Lamade Stadium, and met more of my boyhood heroes than I can count. But it was only special because I had my family along for the ride.”

Chris Downs, Little League, Director of

Constituent Communications points to several memorable World Series that he remembers well, including 2002 when Kentucky pitcher, Aaron Alvey, had 44 strikeouts in 22 innings of work. 2006, when the Championship Game had to be moved to Monday, producing a sadly, sparse crowd.

And 2007, when Warner Robbins, Georgia, won the championship on a walk-off homer by Dalton Carriker.

But perhaps Downs’ most interesting LLWS memory occurred in 2004.

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“Mr. Cheney and his entourage wanted to enjoy a LLBWS game like “common fans,” so he decided to sit on “Little League Hill” beyond the center-field fence. To accomplish this, several members of the Communications and Museum staff were tasked with gathering several blankets from the laundry, along with plastic chairs, and creating a space for the VP to sit with his family. A separate location nearby was also cordoned off the Press Pool reporters. The VP, his family, and the reporters watched three innings from their location on the lower hill. Members of the Communications staff were shoulder to shoulder with the secret service. While maintaining the perimeter, I personally was asked several times who the VIP was. One such overheard conversation involved a few teenagers who surmised that to be that important, the person is probably ‘the Mayor of South Williamsport.’”

Ken Sawyer is the dean of the “mic men” that cover the Little League World Series, and he has several great memories of the Series.

“My first LLBWS was in 1971, and what a fantastic way to start with Lloyd McClendon and the Gary, Indiana crew. The Series was single-elimination, and the US and International teams were mixed right from the start of the tournament,” Sawyer said.

“Chinese Taipei marched through their bracket to the title to face the North region champs. McClendon had reached base on every at-bat as he either hit a home run or

was intentionally walked. The 12-year-old was certainly frustrated that people would not pitch to him, but he showed his team how to win anyway. Against Chinese Taipei, Lloyd pitched a marvelous game and hit a home run the one time the Far East champs pitched to him. When the game went to extra innings and McClendon had to leave the mound, the Chinese Taipei team took over to win the title 12-3. After the game, I learned an important lesson when I saw the very dejected Gary, Indiana players after they had left the field. They were eating and laughing. The tears were gone, and the memories would last them a lifetime. They had played out their hearts and were disappointed at the final score, but they had had fun and done their best led by a future major leaguer.

“So many other great times come to mind.

I should not list them all, but the 1982 win by Kirkland, Washington 6-0 championship game win led by Cody Webster is right up there among the most memorable.

That championship day, the many LL fans who wanted to see the Far East dominance end had their wish as Webster launched a mammoth home run and pitched a classic 6-0 win over Chinese Taipei. Another LLB legend was recorded that day. The Far East streak of wins had been broken. Another standout team was Trumbull, Connecticut, winning the 1989 series and stopping another string of dominance by the Far East.

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“Deras threw two shut outs in the 1959 LLWS. Unfortunately, his team lost to Auburn Hills, 12-1 in the championship game. It was a great start for Lamade Stadium.

“I understand that Art tried out for pro ball, but it didn’t work out, and he ended up with a career in law enforcement.”

Gary Chrisman is another veteran announcer, who has worked many LLWSs. “I’ve done the radio play-by-play broadcasts of every Series since my first Series broadcast in 1974. I was between my junior and senior years at the University of Miami,” Chrisman, remembered. “Probably the broadcast highlight that stands out to me was the 1982 Kirkland, Washington upset of the five-time defending champion Taiwan. They had won a total of ten titles starting in 1969 and were going for six straight when Kirkland shocked the world — 6-0 behind the legendary performance of Cody Webster. In front of 40,000 fans.

Webster hit a mammoth HR and totally shut down the Taiwanese bats, as the USA won their first championship in years. It was probably the most important win for the future of the Little League World Series, and its popularity, after the total Taiwanese dominance of the event. Ken Sawyer and I knew that we had just broadcast a real special piece of World Series history.

“The other game that comes to mind was the 1989 championship game, when a team from the East, Trumbull, Connecticut, shocked Taiwan 4-3 in a thriller that

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the LLBWS. It was so exciting to see the tremendous crowds following our Pennsylvania teams like Shippensburg, Pottsville, Red Land, and especially our own team from Keystone. WOW! Those were some magnificent days and nights.

“The extra-inning pitching masterpiece in 2002 between Walker Kelly and Aaron Alvey has to be among the best games ever played. Both pitching nine spectacular innings. It may have led to the pitching rules we now see. But what a game to see.

“I have had the honor to meet so many outstanding people at the Series, including coaches, players, team hosts, umpires, fans, ushers, security, staff, and especially my broadcast partners. I am amazed at how many people show up annually to support young people they do not know and how many lasting friendships start at the World Series.”

Mike Fogarty is one of the announcers that shares the mic with Ken, supplying color and other observations. His memory is not as recent as the one cited above.

“This remembrance goes all the way back to 1959. It was the first time that the LLWS was played at Lamade Stadium, then known as Lamade Field,” Fogarty stated.

That year brought a 12-year-old superstar in the person of Art “Pinky” Deras from Hamtramck, Michigan.

“Deras was a tall young man with long arms. He reminded me of Nolan Ryan.

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Broadcasting those two games and all the excitement of the crowd as the underdog USA teams made history were my favorite moments.

“Years later, we met and interviewed both Drury and Webster when they came back to Williamsport to celebrate the anniversary of their championships.

“One great memory of Webster and his manager Don Cochran and several of his Kirkland teammates, was when they came back to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their championship win. Cochran and the players remembered Ken and me very well from listening over and over to the cassette recordings of all the Kirkland games that we broadcast from that 1982 series. Cochran said, ‘I’d know your voice anywhere, I still listen to those games all the time on the cassette player in my car.’ We were all at TGI Fridays at the beginning of series week, and I remember saying to Cody, ‘Your performance was one of the greatest highlights of my broadcasting career, and here I am 20 years later buying you a beer

in TGI Fridays.’

“The other highlights are growing up here and going to the games every year, was the chance to see some of the greatest names in baseball history up close — Ted Williams, Jackie Robinson, Joe DiMaggio, Mickey Mantle, Ernie Banks to name a few and having Kareem Abdul Jabber, Jim Palmer, Tug McGraw, Joe Torre, current baseball commissioner Rob Manfred, and others sitting in the booth during our broadcasts, were other tremendous highlights. Where else could you experience all of this over the years — only here in the town that I’m most proud of, my hometown, Williamsport, PA.” Scott Lowery, another broadcaster, has seen the World Series from several perspectives.

“The Little League World Series entered my life as an eight-year-old and has been a huge part of my life ever since,” Lowery said. “Upon returning from the Air Force in 1971, I was hired by Little League, Inc. as their Summer Camp Director.

Three years later, I became the organization’s Central Region Director until 1987.

During that time, I had the privilege of escorting the Central Region’s representative to Williamsport for the World Series.

The wonderful memories from those years are too numerous to recount in this space.

The games have been fun to watch, and the many friends made memorable.

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rector, Little League volunteers in Ohio organized a welcoming picnic for me. In the years that followed (1975-2015), we returned the favor by hosting Central Region visitors with a backyard picnic often attended by 50-75 guests. That camaraderie shared was something very special.

“In 2001, with the expansion of the World Series to 16 teams, I was honored to join the radio broadcast crew of Ken Sawyer, Gary Chrisman, Mike Fogarty, Tom Speicher, and later Tom O’Malley in calling the action of Series games. The silence of our microphones this year will create a definite void in the enjoyment of Little League.

“My lifetime with Little League has provided the distinction of serving in the capacities as Regional director, member of the tournament rules committee, member of the charter committee, official scorer of the LLB Series, PA announcer of the World Series, newspaper coverage, and radio broadcaster in addition to the enjoyment of just being a Little League fan.

“As contained in the lyrics of the old Dean Martin song, ‘Memories Are Made of This!’”

Tom Speicher has served as the “Man in the Crowd” broadcaster or LLWS broadcasts.

“I’ve had the pleasure of serving as the ‘Man in the Crowd’ for the Little League World Series radio network since 1998.

During that time, I’ve interviewed countless people, from the typical Little League parent to Hall of Famers, to celebrities. I’ve

witnessed several historical moments and have enjoyed several slides down the hill live on the radio,” Speicher said. “I’m still amazed I haven’t been injured doing that!

But whenever I think about the Series, one particular encounter always comes to the forefront.

“It was a sunny day at the Series in 2001, and I was scouring the lower hill at Lamade Stadium for potential interviews. I approached this burly, grouchy-looking guy. He was probably in his late 40s. I asked him if he was here to support one of the teams. A big smile came over his face. He informed me that he was here for himself.

He drove from his Texas home because attending the Series was on his ‘bucket list.’ I asked him if the event was living up to his expectations. The big macho guy looked at me, gazed at the picturesque surroundings, and began to tear up, ‘It’s indescribable,’ he said.

“No truer words have ever been said,” Speicher concluded.

Gabe Sinicropi, in addition to his duties with the Williamsport Crosscutter as Vice President for Marketing and Public Relations, has served as a public address announcer at the Little Leaguer World Series for almost 20 years.

“My favorite memory was the 2001 LLWS Championship Game with then-President George W. Bush in attendance along with 45,000 fans,” Sinicropi said. “As the PA Announcer for the Championship Game, it

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gave me an opportunity to see all the things that go into an appearance by a sitting President. It was mind-boggling. It was also the first year of Volunteer Stadium and the expanded LLWS. “I mistakenly thought I may have an opportunity to announce/introduce the President to the crowd and was excited for the opportunity. But lo and behold, the President’s staff literally installed another sound system in the stadium JUST to introduce the President. As they installed the sound system during the week, I began to wonder if I’d actually be the one to introduce him.

Then on Championship Day, the President’s ‘announcer’ introduces himself to me and

gives me a little piece of paper that reads, ‘Ladies and gentlemen, the President of the United States, George W. Bush.’ He then says, ‘If something happens to me or the sound system or if both my microphones malfunction, that’s the script we need you to read.’

“So, when all was said and done, I was third in line to introduce the President if microphone #1 and microphone #2 both failed, which they didn’t. So much for introducing the President! Nevertheless, an exciting experience to be part of.”

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“Profar came back with the 2005 team, and then again as a teen to watch his younger brother Juremi play for another Willemstad squad. If that Curacao team wasn’t the best, they beat the best field if you go by future major leaguers, as the 2004 series had Christan Bethancourt (Panama), Michael Conforto (Redmond, Wash.)

“2011 was also a very memorable and interesting Series. Before that season, some of us at the Sun-Gazette wondered what it might look like if a local team got here. Would it be a horror show? Too much of a distraction? Could the team compete? We didn’t know. Montoursville came closest one year,

losing in the state final before the Keystone machine got going this past decade. And it went about as well as anyone could have hoped. The players drew as many fan mobs this side of Mo’ne Davis, they handled the attention on-field and off as well as anyone I’ve seen and, from a coverage standpoint, they made it real easy. That was the year of Keystone and everyone else, and they made it the most fun series from beginning to end. One interesting postscript: Many of those players had good high school careers, and at least one played in college, but none of them ever won a state or even district title for Central Mountain High School. And that raises an interesting question: Given the choice, would a player rather win a state

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title or play in the Little League World Series? I think the Keystone players got the better end of that one.”

What may be the most notable Series and the one that fully illustrates the outstanding family spirit that Little League embodies was Brigandi’s experience in 2013.

“That was the year I was able to take my kids to the Series. Rain forced the Series into a game on that second Friday, usually an off day, between Westport, Conn., and Sammamish, Wash. Westport won the game, 14-13 in 9 innings, but I don’t remember much about it other than it should have been one of the worst days we’d ever had covering the Series. We needed that off day, or at least most of it, to be away from all the previous week spent in the daylong noisy sugar of a Disney-fied kids’ casino. But it turned into one of the best. Chris Masse wanted to do the game, so I took my first daddy daycare shift in nearly two weeks and took my girls, three and two at the time, to Lamade for the game. Plenty of room to store the stroller in the stands, and I still have a picture of them in their seats, nursing a water bottle, and a soymilk. They’ve returned plenty of times since, but that’s the only time they’ve stayed to a game’s conclusion.”

As to my own memories, for the past 16 years, I have been privileged to be the press box announcer at Volunteer Stadium and have seen many great games there during those years, but I have to reach further back to summon my best memories of the

Series.

It was 1969, the first year I ever attended the LLWS. I was there to root on my friends from the Newberry Little League team. I had gone to school with many of them and knew them well.

I saw them lose a heart breaker to Santa Clara, California, 2-0. That Santa Clara team featured future major league standout, Carney Lansford. I then saw my friends win twice in the Consolation Bracket, beating Wiesbaden, West Germany, and a team from Puerto Rico.

My next favorite memory came two years later when I saw Lloyd McClendon and his Gary, Indiana, storm through the American teams before falling to Taiwan in the championship game. The biggest thrill that year came when two of my friends and I stopped off at the old Sheraton on the Pike to see Mickey Mantle on championship day. Somehow, we got his room number, and I knocked on the door, and Mickey Mantle answered the door in his underwear, and we asked him for his autograph. He graciously did so, and he asked us if we could go down and get him a coffee. He gave me money to do so, and I came back, and he let me keep the change. It was almost a year before I spent that change.

What all the recollections by all of these people show is that the Little League World Series is about more than just championship dreams and good baseball. It’s also about great memories. I am sure everyone is looking forward to next year and getting more great memories.

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Bird Walk with Doug Gross What: Doug Gross, retired PA Game Commission biologist and eBird coordinator, will guide us on a bird walk in the woods and shrub lands of Ricketts Glen State Park. Good boots are recommended for walking. Please bring your own bug spray and binoculars. You must bring a mask to attend this program! Registration required by emailing Rhiannon Summers at rhsummers@pa.gov or calling 570-477-7780.

When: Thursday, August 20 from 8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

Where: Meet at the Park Office in Ricketts Glen State Park.

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When: Thursday, August 20 from 1:00-2:00 p.m.

Where: Park and meet at the Amphitheater in Ricketts Glen State Park.

Bat Bonanza What: Bring the kids to learn all about why bats are important, why there are not as many as there once were, and most importantly, why they’re not scary! Play a bat game and see how you compare with a bat in this hour-long program for kids ages 6 and up. Registration required. Please contact Vinny Curtis at vicurtis@pa.gov or (570) 753-5409 x 132 for more info and to register. Free program.

When: Thursday August 20, 10 a.m.-11 a.m.

Where: Tiadaghton State Forest Resource Management Canter – 10 Lower Pine Bottom Road, Waterville Edible Wild Plants Walk What: Join us on an approximately 1.5-mile walk to learn about a variety of common wild plants that you can incorporate into your everyday diet. Please contact Vinny Curtis at vicurtis@pa.gov or (570) 753-5409 x 132 for more info. Free program.

When: Friday August 21, 1 p.m.-2:30 p.m.

Where: Tiadaghton State Forest, Black Walnut Bottom Parking Area (approximately 2-miles south of Slate Run, PA off Rt 414) Fern Walk What: Though often overlooked by many, ferns are an interesting ancient plant that can be found in a variety of different environments across the world. Join us on an easy, 2-mile hike to meet a few different fern species commonly found in Pennsylvania and learn how to identify them and how they benefit humans and the environment. Registration required. Please contact Vinny Curtis at vicurtis@pa.gov or (570) 753-5409 x 132 for more info and to register. Free program.

When: Saturday, August 22, 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

Where: Tiadaghton State Forest, exact location will be sent to registered participants.

DiscoverE Kids Program: Amphibians vs Reptiles What: Children ages 6-9 will learn how to distinguish amphibians from reptiles. You must bring a mask to attend this program and children must be accompanied by an adult! Contact Rhiannon Summers at 570-477-7780 or rhsummers@pa.gov for more information.

When: Saturday, August 22 from 2:00-3:30 p.m.

Where: Park and meet at the Visitor Center in Ricketts Glen State Park.

Discover Ricketts Hike What: Hiking the Evergreen Trail to see Adams Falls. This is a 1-mile easy hike. You must bring a mask to attend this program! Contact Rhiannon Summers at 570-4777780 or rhsummers@pa.gov for more information.

When: Saturday, August 22 from 4:30-5:30 p.m.

Where: Park and meet at the Evergreen Parking Lot off of Rt. 118 in Ricketts Glen State Park.

Sunset Paddle What: Join us for a leisurely paddle on Lake Jean to observe the sunset. You must have previous kayak experience to participate. Bring your own boat, life vest, and equipment. You must bring a mask to attend this program! Registration required by emailing Rhiannon Summers at rhsummers@pa.gov or calling 570-477-7780.

When: Saturday, August 22 from 7:00-9:00 p.m.

Where: Park and meet at the Western Boat Launch in Ricketts Glen State Park.

Allegheny Airlines Flight 371 Crash Site Hike What: December 1, 1959: Alleghany Airlines Flight 371 crashes into the north face of Bald Eagle mountain after a failed landing attempt at Williamsport Airport, killing 25 of the 26 on board. Join local historians and crash-site enthusiasts Shane Collins and Mark Avery on a very difficult hike to the crash site, which is an official archeological site protected by the State Historic & Museum Commission, to learn about what happened that fateful day and see the remains of the plane that still lie on the mountainside. Registration required, space limited. Please contact Vinny Curtis at vicurtis@pa.gov or (570) 753-5409 x 132 for more info and to register. Free program.

When: Sunday, August 23, 10 a.m.-12 p.m.

Where: Tiadaghton State Forest, exact meeting location will be sent to registered participants.

Homeschool Meetup What: Homeschool Families Meetup: Homeschooling families or families interested in homeschooling are invited to meet and make new friends, receive support and information, and enjoy our state parks. Pack camp chairs, drinks & lunch. Hosted by Lycoming & Clinton Counties Home Educators Association. For more info: www.LCCHEA.com or find us on Facebook.

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Growing up, my momma loved her mashed taters. Still does. So, we had mashed potatoes a lot with either

butter or gravy. I don’t hate mashed potatoes; I just don’t prefer them. I love fried potatoes, rice, and pastas. I think because I had mashed taters so much growing up, I tend to do different options now that I am older. We would have pasta every now and then, but the tater wore Andrea the cape at our house. My McElroy momma can make mashed potatoes like it’s her job! They are always perfect and NEVER boxed.

Don’t get me wrong, I’ll never turn away momma’s homemade mashed taters, but I can have a small portion and be good. You give me pasta, and I’ll tear that puppy up! Try to limit yourself to a ½ cup of pasta. It’s hard!

Pasta comes in so many different shapes, sizes and textures. Which is your favorite?

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This is one of the reasons why this particular Lycoming County Commissioners Board had more going on than met the eye. The leadership they showed at that meeting was very quiet, to be honest, almost boring. However, what they did involved risk, disrupting the status quo temporarily for the sake of a long-term gain. That is what leaders do.

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he Lycoming County Commissioners met on Tuesday, August 11th and announced they were not holding public meetings for the next two weeks to participate in County Commissioners of Pennsylvania training sessions. This particular meeting had a very long agenda of four pages, whereas a typical agenda would be about two pages. Much of the actions were personnel actions presented

by Roxanne Grieco, Director of the Office of Human Resources. As soon as the thirteen changes in personnel were approved, the Commissioners Public Meeting was recessed, and the Salary Board was convened to approve updates to the Salary Schedule. The few attendees in the audience sat quietly, as all this seemed completely rudimentary.

However, truth be told, this was a significant leadership moment. Just as District Attorney Ryan Gardner has refashioned his department to make it more efficient and at the same time reduce expenses, the restructuring of personnel on the August 11th meeting was the result of work that had been initially started by Prothonotary Thomas Heap last year while he was director of Assessment/Tax Claim Bureau and Central Collections Office.

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The whole focus is to understand a system and get the most out of that system.

Leadership, however, is quite different. By definition, it is to change that system to something that would function better. This becomes necessary in the time of crisis when the status quo has been disrupted, such as the times we are in right now.

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This is where one in authority is willing to make changes without a crisis. They recognize that a change would improve the process or system. However, it is risky, because it involves going in an unknown direction. The problem with this, of course, is that it might be the wrong direction. It might not work.

That is why the vast majority of those in ‘leadership’ do not actually lead but manage. The safest way to go is to keep things the way they are. Better to be safe than sorry, that’s the saying, right? Living and maintaining the status quo is normal, seeking to look toward the future is much more difficult…and risky. If a new direction turns out badly, there will be plenty of naysayers who will question why the risk was taken.

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directors such as Ryan Gardner and Tom Heap have endeavored to push the envelope out in a way others would not venture.

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Along with hand washing, keep fingernails talking to your kids about COVID. If you’re parenting with a partner or getting help clean and trimmed. Dirty nails are a breeding from other family members, look at these ground for bacteria and germs. Teach your resources together, so everyone is on the kids how to scrub under their nails while same page. And keep the conversation going washing their hands or have them use a nail as the school year progresses. Share updates brush before bed. Again, you can make this you get from school and check in on how a bit more fun by presenting this as part your kids are feeling.

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of an at-home manicure, or putting it on a nighttime routine checklist where they earn points for completing all of their bedtime “to-dos”.

Obviously, wearing a mask can be a pain.

But let your kids pick out their “back to school” masks and try to play up some positives to mask-wearing. Like, “you can stick your tongue out at the teacher right in front of her, and she’ll never know.”

Or, for teenagers, “now you won’t have to worry about breakouts.” And for everyone, “now that you have to breathe in your own morning breath, you’ll be brushing your teeth before school, right?”

Cater to some of their mini-indulgences, within reason. Even though you know, the plastic Bubbleguppies bookbag wouldn’t last a normal school year, or the pom-pom pens will run dry after a week, instead of forcing the issues, just go with it, especially if you are doing hybrid or remote learning. Of course, be sure you have proper supplies they need when the novelty short twig colored pencils aren’t showing up on graph paper. If they are having a hard time being away from friends, contact the other parents for virtual playdates. For younger children, have a loose “agenda” for these Zoom calls. The first playdate my 4-year-old had with her best friend resulted in her getting EVERY toy out to show on the screen. Now, we try to play a game or take turns telling a story to give it some structure.

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There are way too many distractions in their room. I can’t work from my bedroom, and my room is boring. Having toys, video games, etc. is way too tempting for kids who are supposed to be paying attention to fractions. It could be part of the dining room table, an actual desk in a corner of the living room, or a “roped off ” section of the kitchen counter. Having a designated space to stand-in for going to school will provide a bit more structure. If they are going to a grandparent’s or babysitter’s house on days, they are learning remotely, set up a space in that home for them, just as you would in your own home.

Above all, try to make it as fun as you can. No easy order, I know. It may not be feasible to indulge your kids’ whims or have a rewards-based incentive approach. Making it fun doesn’t mean buying toys or prizes, but it’s more so about keeping up your spirits and being there for your kids. I’m no expert, but our kids just want to spend time and play with us, at least until they don’t. So, whether you go with stickers, ice cream treats, or family fun activities, do your best to keep up a positive attitude even when you feel like hitting your head against a wall. And every time you feel like screaming or shouting, go wash your hands instead.

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Little League to Host Blood Drive

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his August, the Little League® International Complex will look much different without the smiling faces and exciting cheers that surround the Little League Baseball® World Series, but members of the Williamsport community will still have the opportunity to bring those smiles to the faces of others as Little League International joins together with the American Red Cross to host a Blood Drive at iconic Howard J. Lamade Stadium, inside the Media Interview Room, on August 28-29, 2020.

“While we are all very disappointed that we cannot host the Little League Baseball World Series and welcome players, volunteers, and fans from all over the world this August, we wanted to find a way to unite the community together and help those in need during this very difficult time,” said Stephen D. Keener, Little League President and CEO. “We hope everyone who is healthy and eligible will take the time to come out to our complex and donate as we join together in an effort to help save lives.”

As part of the two-day event, which coincides with what would have been Championship Weekend of the Little League Baseball World Series, the American Red Cross will be bringing in a collection team and their mobile collection unit, the Red Cross Blood-

mobile, in hopes to collect 100 units of blood. One unit of blood can save up to three lives, and August is always a time of need for the American Red Cross, especially during these difficult times surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic.

The donation event will run from 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday, August 28 and from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, August 29. All presenting donors will be provided with a “Donor Thank You” bag from Little League International, have the opportunity to walk along the warning track of Lamade Stadium where the Little League Baseball World Series is played, and enjoy a thank you message on the video board in left field of Lamade Stadium.

How to Donate: If you are eligible and interested in donating, please be sure to register for a time slot by visiting RedCrossBlood.org or the Red Cross mobile app and entering “Little League” as the Sponsor Code, or by calling 1-800-REDCROSS. There will be two options each day, one for the Red Cross Bloodmobile/Bus and one for the Media Interview Room, both located on the Third Base Concourse of Lamade Stadium. Donors have the options to donate Whole Blood at both locations or Power Red (double red cell donation) in the Media Interview Room location.

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center, if needed. Donors are asked to make sure they arrive on time, or five to 10 minutes early, for their registered appointment.

Safety Protocols: All visitors to the Little League International Complex are required to wear a face covering or mask in addition to adhering to social distancing while on the complex, in alignment with Centers for Disease Control and Prevention public guidance. In addition, donors will be required to wear a face covering or mask at all times while in the donation areas.

Only donors will be permitted within the donation area, and all other family/children are encouraged to remain home or will be asked to remain in the public areas of the complex and/or in the car with a parent/guardian.

All blood donations collected are also now being tested for COVID-19 antibodies. To learn more about this testing, visit RedCrossBlood.org/AntiBodyTesting.

Each Red Cross blood drive and donation center follows the highest standards of safety and infection control, and additional precautions – including temperature checks, social distancing and face coverings for donors and staff – have been implemented to protect the health of all those in attendance.

For more information, or for any questions about the event, feel free to email media@LittleLeague.org.

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All blood types are needed to ensure a reliable supply for patients. A blood donor card or driver’s license or two other forms of identification are required at check-in. Individuals who are 17 years of age in most states (16 with parental consent where allowed by state law), weigh at least 110 pounds and are in generally good health may be eligible to donate blood. High school students and other donors 18 years of age and younger also have to meet certain height and weight requirements.

Donors are encouraged to save time by using RapidPass® to complete their predonation reading and health history questionnaire online, on the day of their donation, before arriving at the blood drive. To get started, follow the instructions at RedCrossBlood.org/ RapidPass or use the Blood Donor App. Where to Go: Visitors and Donors will be asked to enter the complex through Ballpark Boulevard, located along U.S. Highway 15 just between the Little League International Administration building and the flag plaza outside the World of Little League® Museum. From there, proceed along the road and follow the signs to the parking lot just beyond right field of Volunteer Stadium. Directional signage and volunteers will be on site helping direct traffic and answering any questions. Limited handicap parking spots may be available closer to the donation

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Saturday, August 29, 2020

Starting at 9:00 am 2 Story -3 Bedroom Home w/ ½ Acre Lot

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TERMS: Cash or Good Penna Check SELLER: James McCloskey, Susan Stanton P.O.A. Auction Note: Please Remember to be observant to the CDC guidelines to Protect both yourselves & Others AUCTIONEERS: Michael & David Weaver AU002180-L & AU006360-L Allenwood, Pa.17810 Phone: 570-538-2227

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Smart Start Savvy tips to kick off a new school year

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Don’t Overlook Organization Staying organized during school season is a goal for many families, and one of the best ways to do so is with an option like ClosetMaid Mini 6 Cube Organizers, which are refreshed versions of old favorites. Use these organizers, also available in matching offset designs, on flat surfaces or mounted on the wall to store, organize and display any number of small items.

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REAL ESTATE PUBLIC AUCTION

Tuesday August 25,2020 ∙ 6:00PM 702 High St. West Milton, PA 17886 Classic, Cape Cod home in convenient location

A 1,943 sq.ft. Cape Cod home on a spacious corner lot. Built in 1955 this home features a large kitchen with adjacent dining area that opens into roomy living room perfect for family get togethers. Stove & refrigerator included. Full , 1st floor bath is adjacent to 2 bedrooms. Venture to the second floor where you will find 2 additional bedrooms both featuring custom, built in dressers and closets. A 2nd floor 1/2 bath completes the living space. Enclosed breezeway off the kitchen connects the 1 car garage. Large , unfinished basement with storage cupboards galore gives you even more space. Side, sitting porch overlooks a manicured lawn.

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Better Organization with a Bookshelf A new school year and the learning it entails calls for plenty of books, which means organization is paramount.

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Tips to Avoid Caregiver Burnout

By Jacquelyn Baker, LCSW Behavioral Health, UPMC

C

aring for a loved one that needs extra support can be mentally, physically, and emotionally exhausting. The stress of having to manage someone else’s life or the excessive compassion you may feel for your loved can turn into caregiver burnout. The truth is, you cannot — and should not — do it alone.

According to AARP, there are more than 53 million unpaid caregivers in the U.S. That means, one in five Americans provide care for a loved one.

We are seeing the rise of the sandwich generation in which those in their 40s and 50s are now not only supporting their own children but providing care for their aging parents. Being a caregiver is stressful enough and with the additional pressure from the current pandemic and socioeconomical climate it is extremely important that you take time to focus on your own health and wellness in order to avoid burnout and other health issues.

Symptoms of Caregiver Burnout Caregiving may be a full-time job, or you could be juggling your own career

and family with caring for someone you love. When you spread yourself too thin, either emotionally, physically, or financially, you could experience caregiver burnout.

Symptoms of burnout are like those of depression, and include: • Changes in appetite and/or weight • Changes in sleep patterns • Changes in how you care for yourself or loved one • Ignoring your own well-being • Irritability • Emotional and physical exhaustion • Feeling blue, hopeless, and/or helpless • Feelings of wanting to hurt yourself or the person you care for • Loss of interest in activities • Use of alcohol and/or sleep medications for coping • Withdrawal from friends and family • Feelings of guilt when spending time on yourself Recognizing these symptoms is not a sign of weakness. If you are having feelings that you cannot explain, start the conversation today. You may need to talk to more than one person to get the help and support you need, so don’t give up. It takes time to feel better.

Tips for Self-Care

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How much do I need to pay a realtor to help me shop for a home?

The agent you chose to assist you with your home search is the buyer’s agent. As long as the home you decide to purchase is listed by a realtor, the seller of that home has agreed to a fee for the marketing of that home which is shared by the buyer’s agent’s broker and the seller’s agent’s broker. In this case, the buyer does not pay a realtor for their services.

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Your realtor can fill out a form listing the taxes, title fee and insurance you will need to pay at closing, as well as, other expenses you may incur through the process, such as inspections you elect and any lender fees there may be. This will give you a good idea of the money necessary to bring to the closing.

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• Know that the negative emotions you might be feeling are normal. You are not alone in this!

• Investigate available resources in your region. Do your homework and find out if you qualify for financial assistance. • Connect with your local Department of Aging to learn more about what is available in your county.

• Take a break. There are respite care services available in the area that can help you take a needed break. A short respite can help increase your energy and provide the balance you need in life.

Caring for a loved one can be deeply rewarding, but it can also drain your physical and emotional energy. There is such a thing as giving too much to others. By relieving or managing the stress of providing care for a loved one, you can better focus on your own needs and the needs of other family members.

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The person you are caring for needs you to be at your best. If you do not take care of yourself, you will not have the energy or mindset to be able to give your loved one the care they need.

Caring for yourself is the first step in being a good caregiver. Self-care tips include: • Stay informed about current affairs like the pandemic and economy, but don’t overdo it. Don’t rely on social media for your information and unplug if you find yourself obsessed with news.

• Find time for yourself and do not feel guilty for taking care of your own needs.

You cannot be on duty 24/7.

• Eat nutritious food, exercise daily, and get adequate sleep every night.

• Find someone to share your experiences with who is in a similar situation — a friend, a neighbor, or a support group.

• Accept help from others. Most people will be happy to help if you tell them what you need. Offer ideas such as food preparation, errands, or visiting with your loved one for an hour or two.

• Prioritize what needs to be done and separate what would be nice to have done. Focus your energy on what matters most.

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ost of today’s Pennsylvania hunters would tend to agree that the Pennsylvania Game Commission has done a very good job overall of presenting opportunities to hunt throughout our state for whatever game you choose to pursue. This is particularly evident with the increase of days for hunting whitetail deer and black bear. Further, three days of Sunday hunting should provide increased odds for hunting success this fall.

The archery deer season is set to open on Saturday, October 3 and the archery and muzzleloader bear season will begin on Saturday, October 17. This year, the fall turkey season begins on Saturday, October 31. While scouting should be a year-round pursuit, it’s now time to take a more serious approach to finding out just what is wandering about in our nearby fields and woods. With just over 6 weeks until the deer season opener and just over 8 weeks until the chance to take a Pennsylvania black bear, caution should be used when scouting out your potential hunting sites. The last thing you want to do is leave a lot of human scent in the woods and along the trails that may just make a wily old buck or tank-sized bruin leave the area for greater seclusion.

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You can still spend time scouting, but do so from a distance with a good pair of binoculars or a spotting scope. Let your cameras do the 24-hour legwork for you, and keep your human scent away from what you plan to hunt.

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Standing field corn is a really good draw for both bear and deer this time of year and thus, well placed cameras will tell you if they are using these fields as well as identify their travel route into and out of the fields. Soon, acorns will begin to drop, and acorns, particularly white oak acorns are a preferred food of both deer and bear.

Once you have evidence of where the deer or bear are feeding, and have determined their travel route, you can move a camera further into the woods to help zero in on the exact trails they may be using, and also just where their bedding area is located.

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f you are a largemouth bass fishing enthusiast like me you are always looking for ways to keep these warm summer conditions from taking away from your time on your favorite bass lake. It’s that time of year; lake water temperatures are on the high side forcing bass to go deeper or to seek some comfort in the weedy parts of the lake. Finding weeds this time of year is certainly no problem for the bass or the bass fishermen since by now weeds of some type have taken over good

portions of many of our local lakes and ponds. This change in lake conditions however does not mean that you have to give up bass fishing but you will likely have to change your approach from spring and early summer fishing.

Bass are a lot like humans when it comes to soaring temperatures; they become a bit more listless and feed less and for shorter periods although that “feeding less” thing may not necessarily apply to humans. Bass will move to weeds to find more comfortable temperatures

and they can also find a food source amongst the weeds. In addition to seeking out bass in or near some type of weed structure it might also be a good idea to fish early or late in the day before temperatures get Ken uncomfortably high.

Hunter Another approach you may want to consider is to forgo daytime fishing altogether and go after the sun sets. Fishing at night during the warm summer period is both more comfortable for the fisherman and

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frog bait right over the tops of the weeds. This lure can be very productive when worked right through lily pads, even over top of them and allowed to settle into openings; a little wiggle can produce a splashing strike.

Don’t let the weeds keep you off your favorite lake or pond even during these warm summer days. As soon as I get done pulling some weeds in my driveway I may take my own advice and hit some weeds in a nearby lake.

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edges. A willow-leaf spinnerbait can be a reasonable choice since they are relatively weedless and the vibrating blade may attract more action. Another good choice is a weedless lead-head jig with some type of plastic worm or creature bait attached. I like to pitch this lure into openings or along weed edges and let it hit the bottom; I keep a tight line and work the lure back with stop and go short hops.

Other good choices in the weeds are a weedless rigged wacky worm or a Texas rigged lizard, worm or creature bait. Keep a tight line even on the drop to feel any strikes. You can increase your odds by watching the line as well; sometimes a little slack will occur on the drop and that can be the result of a bass taking the lure and running towards you creating slack-be ready to strike. When fishing these rigs I always try to make myself give a little more hesitation before I set the hook.

The Carolina rigged worm, lizard or creature bait also fits right in with the lures and techniques just mentioned.

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few days ago over lunch security side of the LLWS, having I had the opportunity Williamsport police officers assist to ‘catch up’ with friend in the Series. and broadcast partner “I became interested in Tom Speicher. Our conversation becoming a volunteer when I included how strange these saw the enjoyment my father next two weeks will be without got from being an usher. Being the Little League World Series. the outgoing guy that he was, he He then suggested it would be developed friendships with fans, interesting to learn how the Little other ushers and the Little League League Uncles are handling this staff. He bought pins every year to Scott series-less August.

Lowery give to young fans, traded some Suggestion taken. for his grandkids (my kids) and I reached out to a few of those just thoroughly enjoyed the ten dedicated volunteers and this week I will or eleven days he spent at the Little League begin to share some of their thoughts, complex. beginning with Gary Whiteman a relative “I always loved and respected Dad and ‘rookie’ Uncle with four year of service. thought about how much fun it could be In his own words Whiteman reveals what to spend those two weeks with him, but I being a Little League World Series Uncle didn’t think the usher gig was for me. I had means to him. fellow co-workers (Willie Weber), Little “I grew up in South Williamsport and Little League teammates (Lee Miller) and local League has been a part of my life since I can businesspersons (George Girio) all friends remember. Before I was old enough to play, of mine who were LLWS uncles, and they my brother was playing and my Dad was suggested that I apply. I made application, coaching. Baseball was, and is my first love. received an interview and was selected for I sold programs and then sodas at the Little the 2016 LLWS. It has been one of the best League World Series growing up, and when opportunities I have ever been given.

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they are fortunate enough to play on those kinds of fields with freshly cut green grass all their lives.

“The opportunity to witness young people, young athletes, and their coaches make their arrival at the finish line of an incredible journey is truly incredible. Often you have the opportunity to watch a group work together in such a way that you know that the Little League World Series experience is about so much more than baseball.

“This August feels like what this April, May, June and July felt like. It is UNUSUAL! These two weeks in August have for the past four years been exhilarating and exhausting; the hustle and bustle of the first days at the Grove, getting the kids their gear and scheduling practice times. Building

relationships during the Series can lead to lifelong friendships, and this year we will all miss out on that. Those relationships extend from President Keener all the way down the hill to the parking attendants at the park to hotel managers and local merchants. We are all going to miss out on the good things that we get to experience for these two weeks.

“I am going to try and fill the void by doing some things I haven’t gotten to do in a couple years. I’m going to help my daughter get ready for college, something that has fallen on her mom since I started as an Uncle. I look forward to playing a little golf with my son and finish some of those COVID projects at home that we started while we couldn’t do anything else.”

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“Maybe we can get a small group of us to go over to Lamade Stadium, sit in the stands and play Sweet Caroline on a radio and talk about what we are missing.”

Although I am not in the Uncle’s fraternity, here’s a thought. Perhaps the Uncles should contact Little League officials and ask to use Lamade Stadium for a softball game.

The United States Uncles could square off against the International Uncles on August 30, the date the World Series championship game was to be played. It would be great fun and camaraderie and would certainly give them something to talk about.

(Next week we’ll visit with other LLWS Uncles).

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be an up-close witness to the truest form of sport imaginable, to the joy and heartache of the game through the eyes of a twelveyear old. It restores in me a youthfulness that is missing in my life the other 50 weeks.

When you put your team on the bus at the end of the series, it is like a pin going into a balloon. I think you run off adrenaline for a good bit of the time.

“In 2017, my team from Maracaibo, Venezuela, walked onto Volunteer Stadium and lay down in the green grass just to experience the feel. I don’t remember if it was a player or a coach, but someone told me that it was the most beautiful thing they had ever seen. You never have the opportunity to hear those kinds of things when you coach your own kids because

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y perspective — Bloomsburg, Lock Haven has no bearing, & Mansfield — did the same. The Middle Atlantic but many folks have reached Conference — Wilkes, Kings & Lycoming — pulled the out and asked. I am a parttime scribe who coaches high plug as well. Susquehanna and school basketball. PERIOD. Penn College followed suit.

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Antiques /Collectibles / Modern Furnishings

OFFERED AT PUBLIC AUCTION #413 Saturday, September 12th, 2020 at 10:00 A.M.

MADISON TWP. REAL ESTATE LOCATION: 524 KATYS CHURCH RD., COLUMBIA CO.

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5:30 - (there ‘bouts) - MAIN HALL - Antiques / Collectibles - Modern Household Small appliances - kitchen items & MUCH MORE!!

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Auctioneer Note: Home Built: 1993 – (UPI:21-06B-005-00 ) - Auction held on site.

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postponed their verdict for another two weeks. The plot thickens. “The PIAA Board of Directors met today to review Governor Wolf ’s statement strongly recommending no interscholastic and recreational sports until January 1st. As we have noted, our member schools have worked diligently to develop health and safety plans in accordance with the Department of Health and Department of Education recommendations to allow students to safely return. The PIAA is asking the Governor, along with the Departments of Health and Education, to partner with us and work collaboratively to

further discuss fall sports. We are also seeking insight from the Pennsylvania General Assembly. It is clear to PIAA, the unintended consequences of cancelling fall sports need to be further reviewed. PIAA has worked diligently with its Sports Medicine Advisory Committee. On August 21st the Board will reconvene. Mandatory fall sports activities are paused for a two-week period.�

Long story short. The PIAA needs major help and is looking for someone else to blame. Local districts need a plan NOW. A decision needs to be made.

Yes or no. It’s that simple boys and girls.

Personally, I don’t think it’s possible.

SERIOUSLY. How can we justify not going back to school full-time but it’s OK to play sports? My son can only attend class two days a week, but it’s okay to send the high school football team to Nanticoke. IT HURTS ME TO SAY THIS. I am doing my best to look at the big picture folks. Yes. I feel ABSOLUTELY terrible for our STUDENT athletes.

Hopefully, we will do what’s best for our kids. BUT NO POLITICS. The PIAA is the governing body and they need to make the call. Good lord. Man up Doc. Don’t rely on Governor Tom. Cheers.

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at 570-855-8011 Montoursville, PA •brinkswelding.com

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MOYER’S

PER YEAR

CERTIFIED

“Innovative Solutions”

Call Daniel S. Brink, Owner

(570) 337-3600

High Quality!

Affordable Pricing!

238 Pine Loganton Rd • Loganton

• 570-725-2341

HARDWOOD SLABS CORD-SIZE BUNDLES

2500 EACH!

$

Stock-Up NOW for Winter!

2182 Quarry Road • Jersey Shore

(Just South

of Oriole) HOURS: MONDAY - FRIDAY 7:00 - 4:00 SATURDAY 7:30 - 11:00

M.R. Logue Interiors

----- Since 1975 ----Swirled Ceilings - A Specialty

• Specializing in lawn mowing • Maintenance • Spring Clean Ups • Hauling • New Installations • Handyman Services • Pressure Washing and much more!

• Drywall • • Plaster Repairs • • Painting • CALL TODAY!

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Award Winning Masonry Contractor PA #010608 44 Years Experience MASTER IN THE FIELD OF:

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THERMACORE INSULATED PANELS

Attorney At

Law

2117 West 4th Street - Williamsport, PA • Real Estate/Title Insurance

• Elder Law/Probate • Husband & Wife Package

- Last Will & Testament - Durable Power of Attorney - Living Will $

385

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“We Make House Calls”

570-971-0090

1” - 19”, 21”, 24” Wide 13/8 - 18”, 21”, 24” Wide 15/8 - 21”, 24” Wide 2” - 18”, 21”, 24” Wide

15/8” - .85¢ sq. ft.

2” - .99¢ sq. ft.

AmmoN SwArey

Fast And Dependable Service 24 Hour Emergency Service

20% Senior Citizens Discount

357 Thunder Road Linden, PA 17744

Serving Central Pennsylvania for Over 40 Years FREE Estimates • Fully Insured • Removal • Trimming • Stump Removal • Planting

PA# 139263

570-447-5805

570-435-1698

( UP TO A 12X15 PER AREA )

* Also specialzing in VCT, ceramic tile/grout, hardwoods and epoxy floors *

570-323-8011

NOW SCHEDULING FOR 2020 Snow Removal • Land Clearing • Landscaping Hardscaping • Lawn Installs Excavating • Residential & Commercial • Trucking • Tree Installs • Drainage

Mountainview Enterprises

• HoUses • garages • Barns • sHeds • silos • PorcHes • and additions

Rustic Interior Options Include...

Rustic Corrugated Tin • Barn Siding with Natural Finish Log House Style • Wains Coating & Trimming Using Barn Wood

Also, Do Post & Beam Work

Using Hand Hewn Beams, mortise and tenons

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DRIVEWAY SEAL & PARKING LOTS

Office: 570.940.0237 | Cell: 570.279.0317

EXTERIOR CLEANING SERVICE COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL HIGH PRESSURE CLEANING

ALUMINUM PATIOS

VINYL SIDING DECKS

BRICK

ROOFS

CAN HAUL WATER IF NECESSARY

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21 YEARS IN BUSINESS!

- EXCAVATING - GRADING - BASEMENTS - BRUSH CUTTING - GRAVEL DRIVEWAYS - DRAINAGE SYSTEMS - FRENCH DRAINS - LAND CLEARING - DEMOLITION - SWIMMING POOL REMOVAL - FENCE POST HOLES - TRI AXLE HAULING -

$

LANDSCAPING & EXCAVATING - MUNCY, PA

Plants, Materials, Labor, Build, Design, Maintain

brandonconboy@conboyexcavating.com www.conboyexcavating.com

Marshall & Tricia Corbin Residential & Commercial Truck Mount System

www.BandBSealcoating.com

LANDSCAPE BORDERS PERMANENT EDGING

Brandon Conboy - Owner - PA #141515

Serving the Area Since 1995

NOW DOING PARKING • Clean Driveway LOTS AND FULL • Seal Cracks PAVING NEEDS • Apply Asphalt Emulsion Call Brian at • Commercial • Line Striping 570-971-2962

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Conboy Excavating

Renew Carpet Cleaners

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Call 570-326-9322

Smith’s Tree Service

& Air Conditioning, LLC.

PA-153108

13/8” - .80¢ sq. ft.

2182 Quarry Road - Jersey Shore, PA (Just south of Oriole) 570-745-7272 -- OPEN MONDAY - SATURDAY

Action Heating

Gerard J. Maiolo 570-398-4408 www.actionheatcool.com actionheating@ymail.com

1” - .75¢ sq. ft.

POTHOLE FILLING AND SMALL CONCRETE PROJECTS

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“DISTRIBUTOR” Handguns At Wholesale Prices David A. Stom – 570-772-2408 585 Middle Road • Jersey Shore, PA 17740

SUNRISE

On-Site Standing Seam Roof Forming Notching • Hemming Quality • Sales & Service Phone: 570.204.7364 • Fax: 570.584.4385 327 East District Road Watsontown, PA 17777 CARPENTER WANTED Full-time. 3 Years Experience Preferred. Some Heights And Travel Required. Competitive Wages. Call 570-745-2388.

147805 DRIVERS NEEDED ON LOCAL Construction Company. Pick-Up And Delivery Of Materials And Man Power. References And Recent Clean Driving Record Required. 570-4192829. 147921 CUSTOMER RELATIONS/PRODUCT DEMONSTRATION $16.36 Plus, Full And Part Time. Local Distributor For International Manufacturer Of Air Cleaning Products Now Expanding And Has Openings In Our Customer Relations Department. No Experience Required. Offers: Full Incentive Package, Complete Training, No LayOffs, Rapid Advancement.

All Applicants Must Be Neat In Appearance, Hard Working And Ready To Start Immediately. Call Between M-F, 9am-5pm, 814-380-3281. 147964 NEW RESIDENTIAL GROUP HOME (Boys), Lewisburg, PA, Taking Applications For The Lighthouse, YDC Team Members. Call Earl 570551-0755. 147967

LONG ESTABLISHED WILLIAMSPORT COMPANY has immediate openings for general laborers. Competitive pay, excellent health benefits, 401K, life insurance, paid vacation days, home every night. Please respond with resume to: PO Box 3514, Williamsport, PA 17701.

148103

MAKE THE CHANGE! RNS, LPNS, CNAS! Competitive benefits & Tuition assistance. Must have Strong work ethic with outstanding observation & communication skills.

Jobs.hcr-manorcare.com 570-323-8627. 147466 BUSINESS SERVICES

RELIABLE LOCAL TRANSPORTATION To And From Dr. Office Visits, Grocery Stores, General Shopping. Fair Prices.

Call Don 570-505-2930.

147948 RICHART’S FURNITURE REFINISHING AND REPAIR. Make Spindles And Fix Old Rocking Chairs, Paint Metal. 570-584-3215. 147933 PAINTING AND CLEAN-OUTS 570-4475786. 147490

SHUMAN ELECTRIC LLC Construction - Service - Repair Ray Shuman Licensed Master Electrician Fully Licensed & Insured Residential - Commercial 30 Years In The Trade PA078157 rayshuman2@gmail.com (267) 294-4140

CROSS COUNTRY MOVING, Long Distance Moving Company, Out Of State Move $799 Long Distance Movers. Get Free Quote On Your Long Distance Move1-844-4521706. C11 CALL EMPIRE TODAY To Schedule A FREE In-Home Estimate On Carpet & Flooring. Call Today! 1-855-404-2366.

C11 ELIMINATE GUTTER CLEANING FOREVER! LeafFilter, The Most Advanced Debris-Blocking Gutter Protection. Schedule A FREE LeafFilter Estimate Today. 15% Off entire Puchase. 10% Senior & Military Discounts. Call 1-855-402-0373. C11 HEDGE TRIMMING. FREE Estimates. 570-3223256. 147951 CLEANING

NEED A CLEAN HOUSE? No Time? Call ME! I Will Get Your Home Looking Great So You Can Relax! Great Rates, References Available Upon Request. For An Estimate Call Joyce 570-238-1796.

10006 QUILTING

LONGARM MACHINE QUILTING Service In Muncy. Edge To Edge, Semi-Custom As Well As Full- Custom. Short Turnaround Time. Call Dee At 570-220-9875. 147642

LEGAL MESOTHELIOMA

IF YOU HAVE Been Diagnosed With Mesothelioma You might Be Entitled To Significant Legal Compensation. Call Us. We Are Local Attorneys And We Can Help. 570-505-3015.

147794 FINANCIAL INSURANCE

DENTAL INSURANCE From Physicians Mutual Insurance Company. NOT Just A Discount Plan, REAL Coverage For [350] Procudures. Call 1-877308-2834 For Details.

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155 Channels. 1000s Of Shows/Movies On Demand. FREE Genie HD DVR Upgrade. Premium Movie Channels, FREE For 3mos! Call 1-855-7811565. C11 DISH NETWORK $59.99 For 190 Channels.

Add High Speed Internet For ONLY $19.95/ month.

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DISH TV $59.99 FOR 190 Channels + $14.95 High Speed Internet. Free Installation, Smart HD DVR Included, Free Voice Remote. Some restrictions apply.

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M11 LAWN CARE

BRINSER’S LANDSCAPING Is Seeking New Customers For Lawn Care In The Williamsport/ South Williamsport Areas.

Call Jesse @ 570-5600502. 2008 HAKES LAWN CARE. The Grass Is Growing And We Are Mowing. Free Quote. Call 570-220-9058.

146256 S & S LAWN CARE. Call Me For Your Mowing And Lawn Care Needs, Plus Hauling. Fully Insured. 570-322-8787 And 570-560-8741. 147316 DAVID’S LAWN CARE MOWINGS MULCHING CLEAN-UP FULLY INSURED HEDGE TRIMMING FREE ESTIMATES 570-323-4014.

147817 RICHARD’S LAWN CARE & Landscaping.

Mulching, Mowing, Trimming, Spring/Fall Cleanup, Power Washing. FREE Estimates. Call Rick 570772-1588.

PA#064570.

Fully Insured. 147943

PA HIC #156411

ROBERT’S LANDSCAPING. For all Your Landscaping Needs 570279-2012. 144703 SCOTT’S LAWN CARE. SPRING CLEAN-UP. Residential And Commercial Mowing And Landscaping .

21st Year In Business.

Fully Insured.

Call 570-419-6326.

147630 REAL ESTATE HOME FOR SALE

HOUSE FOR SALE By Owner In Muncy, 309 S. Washington St. Call 570546-2462. Leave Message.

147796 MOBILE HOME FOR SALE

MOVE-IN READY, Twin Hills Mobile Home Park, Montoursville. 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath. Price Negotiable. 607-229-6464.

148116 HOUSE FOR RENT

2 BEDROOM, 1 CAR GARAGE. Cogan Station Area. No Pets, No Smoking. $760.00/Month. 570494-1147. 147625 1/2 DOUBLE, 3 BEDROOM. No Pets. $725.00/ Security. 570-326-6852.

147937

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1427 Greenburr Gap Rd. Loganton, PA 17747

570-725-2077 Engine Sales • Service • Installation Equipment Conversions

We also alsoservice servicegarden garden tractors, We tractors & lawn mowers

lawn mowers, push mowers & riding mowers

Let’s Get Your House Sold!

Design, Maintain

Let Me Do The Work For You!

Silver Coating Shingles Fully Insured

Painting Roofs

Flat Roofs Preferred

(570) 547-7032

ctthomas3@windstream.net

FREE ESTIMATES Prompt. Reliable. Professional.

(570) 547-7032

“We Care About the Roof

Over Your Head”

Jim Clark Prompt. Reliable. Professional.

Dave Splain 570-447-4680 570-494-8955

Renewable Energy for PA, 1305 Dewey Ave -- Williamsport,

LLC

SEAMLESS GUTTERS

Installation & Cleaning 5” and 6” Seamless Gutters Leaf Guards

Jonas Hershberger FREE Estimates

LITTLE JOHNʼS CONSTRUCTION JOHN LAPP JR.

HIC# PA114999

122 SHERMAN DRIVE WATSONTOWN, PA 17777

570-238-5529 • 570-713-4887 Get One Mowing FREE! When you sign up for our lawn care program, receive one mowing FREE or $20 OFF your invoice for mulching, trimming, brush removal, etc.

Larry Miller, Jr.

570-547-2505

IN 3 STYLES - Hinged Cover - Snapless Folding - Stand & Snap Cover

570-437-1909

PA096756 Fully Insured

PA #013581

Milller’s

Realtor 570-447-2995

troywhitmoyer@ bhhshodrickrealty.com PA 570-321-7000

TRUCK TONNEAU COVERS AVAILABLE

• Specializing in Metal Roofing • Pole Building • Garages • Decks • Siding • Barn Renovatinos & All Types of Repair • Roof Painting • Skid Loader Work • Concrete Work

PA 17701

Remodeling, Carpentry, Plumbing, Electrical, Air Sealing, Heat Loss Testing, Insulation

Troy Whitmoyer

448 River Avenue, Williamsport

HERSHBERGER BUILDERS

(570) 337-3600

High Quality!

Affordable Pricing!

238 Pine Loganton Rd • Loganton

• 570-725-2341

HARDWOOD SLABS CORD-SIZE BUNDLES

2182 Quarry Road • Jersey Shore

(Just South

of Oriole) HOURS: MONDAY - FRIDAY 7:00 - 4:00 SATURDAY 7:30 - 11:00

M.R. Logue Interiors

----- Since 1975 ----Swirled Ceilings - A Specialty

• Specializing in lawn mowing • Maintenance • Spring Clean Ups • Hauling • New Installations • Handyman Services • Pressure Washing and much more!

• Drywall • • Plaster Repairs • • Painting • CALL TODAY!

PA# 049073

570-323-9119

----- Since 1975 ----Swirled Ceilings - A Specialty

• Drywall • • Plaster Repairs • • Painting •

CALL TODAY!

PA# 049073

570-323-9119

SUNNY HILL MOULDINGS

• Custome Millwork • Prehung Doors • Interior & Exterior Trim Packages

570-745-7109

REED’S ING FLOOR ur 50th Year

1968-2018, O 2547 Rte 220 Hwy between • Carpet (Heavy Rems On Sale) • Vinyl Hughesville & Pennsdale • Hardwood • Ceramic Tile

LARGE INVENTORY

570-584-5468 • Audura Tiles & Planks FREE ESTIMATES

Sampsell Cabinetry SAMPSELLS CABINETRY Harry Sampsell (570) 419-2006

Attys. Jim & Thea Beatrice

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AMMOGUY ON TARGET

Quality New & Remanufactured Ammunition and Components

KEN’S CUSTOM AMMO, LLC 1864 Lycoming Mall Drive • Muncy

570-935-0744

On Facebook as ammoguykca

238 Pine Loganton Rd -- Loganton

PA096758

• Prefinishing • Hardwood Floors • Stairparts • Installation

Affordable Custom Cabinetry • Specializing in Cabinet Refinishing

Check us out on Facebook at

Debt Relief Agency Filing Bankruptcy Under Bankruptcy Code

570.725.2341

Mon.-Thurs. 10am-5:30pm, Fri. 10am-8pm, Sat. 10am-3pm

CABINET REFACING ALL THINGS CABINETS Free Estimates Licensed and Insured

TELEPHONE & VIDEO APPTS.

2500 EACH!

$

Stock-Up NOW for Winter!

Rustic Pine Products Tack Cabinets, Furniture, Interior Barn Doors, TV Stands, Old Barnwood Contact us for a brochure. Closed Sundays.

Wholesale and Retail • John Lapp, 570-502-0944 68 Herman Rd., Loganton, PA 17747

Window Shades & Deck Shades • Manual or Remote control.

• Covers Pergolas & Gazebos • Lots of color options.

• Lifetime threads

From Start to Finish Supply & Installation of Windows & Doors

Window & Door Solutions Brian: 570-971-2962 brj3@pct.edu - www.bandbsealcoating.com

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Daniel Stoltzfus - Owner

Roofs

Call 570-326-9322

POWER EQUIPMENT

• Farm Supplies • Pet Supplies • Horse Feeds

17 YEARS

IN BUSINESS! NEW LAWN CARE CLIENTS -- 4 FREE CUTS!!

DRIVEWAY SEAL, PARKING LOTS

Office: 570.940.0237 | Cell: 570.279.0317

26 Years Experience

25 Years Experience Commercial Flat Non-Commercial Roofs Roofs&(Rubber)

M.R. Logue Interiors

Larry Miller, Jr.

&

570-584-2764

Call Jaimie - 570-326-9322

Installation & Cleaning 5” and 6” Seamless Gutters Leaf Guards

570-547-2505

KOZ’s LANDSCAPING

LANDSCAPE BORDERS PERMANENT EDGING SPRING SPECIAL - 50% OFF ALL OTHER LANDSCAPING 25% OFF Plants, Materials, Labor, Build,

BANKRUPTCY

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Commercial & Non-Commercial

570-772-0753

OWNER: Timothy B. Moyer

m

201 RACE STREET -- HUGHESVILLE

PA# 059899

• Renovations • Additions • Porches • Custom Kitchens and Baths • Painting • Drywall Repairs • Doors & Windows

Proudly Offered at...

FOUGHTS MILL

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GENERAL CONTRACTI NG

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at 570-855-8011 Montoursville, PA •brinkswelding.com

Call 570-326-932 2

PA# 047168 570-419-7208

Farm, Residential, Light Commercial Generac Dealer & Installation

Your Business Card Delivered by The United States Postal Service to Over 58,000 Homes!

MOYER’S

PER YEAR

CERTIFIED

“Innovative Solutions”

Call Daniel S. Brink, Owner

Buckwheat and Wheat Products Quality Livestock Feed

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Tri-Axle Repairs

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NO MATTER THE SOURCE, WE PATCH IT! Our specialty is fixing small holes that others won’t.

LET US MAKE IT WHOLE AGAIN!

PATCHMASTER

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Damon Allmaras - General Manager 1-844-PATCHMAN •570-220-2562 dallmaras@patchmaster.com • patchmaster.com

Please Call/Text to schedule a virtual Online Estimate License #155140

Seamless Gutters COMPLETE Gutter Installation & Leaf Removal

Free Estimates

Tobias Yoder

Owner and Operator

446 Cotner Lane Turbotville PA 17772

APARTMENTS

3RD FLOOR, 2 BEDROOM, Williamsport.

New Tub, Shower And Stove. No Pets. No Smoking 570-435-2690. 147945

Call us for your gutter needs

570-452-1174 NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS!! Iris Commons Apartments. Office located at 618 Center Street, Williamsport, PA 17701.

1-800-735-3068

NO PEEKING ALLOWED! SEE PAGE 52 FOR THIS WEEKS GAMES

Thorne Electrical Services You are in the right hands!

NO SPRAY! NO SPRAY! ALL HAND BRUSHED!

5 YEAR GUARANTEE! LONGEST LASTING TAR

Residential, Commercial, and Industrial Wiring

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• Fully Insured • Free Estimates • Veteran Owned and Operated

ALSO: HOT CRACK REPAIR

We Do it Right! Call Now For Huge Discounts

570-337-9188

OFFICE: 570-940-0237 CELL: 570-279-0317

30 years experience

PA# 150794

TDD: 711. 3 Bedroom apartments available. Short waiting list. Rent includes heat. Tenant responsible for electric, water, sewer, trash removal. Must meet federal program requirements. Section 8 Accepted.

Call and request an application at 1-800-735-3068.

This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer. 147954 NEWBERRY AREA: ROUNDHILL COURTYARD, Available Very Nice 2 Bedrooms 1st and 2nd Floor Apartments Fully Equipped Kitchen, Central Air, Washer/Dryer Hook Up, Gas Heat, Gas Hot Water And Off Street Parking. Tenant Responsible For Electric, Gas, Water/Sewer. Trash Included In Rent. Mostly 55 Years Of Age Or Older, Background Checks Required And Small Limited Pet Policy With Charge. Call 1-800-735-3068, Ext. # 147 . 147952

Superior Seal Coating LLC

NEWBERRY AREA: ROUNDHILL COURTYARD, Mid Rise Available Nice 1 and 2 Bedrooms Fully Equipped Kitchen, AC unit, Washer/ Dryer Hook Up. Included in rent: Gas Heat, Water sewer and trash. Tenant is Responsible for Electric.

Mostly 55 Years Of Age Or Older, Background Checks Required And Small Limited Pet Policy With Charge.

Call 1-800-735-3068, Ext. # 147 . 147953 STORAGE UNITS

STORAGE UNIT AVAILABLE. 8’ x 28’, $60.00 Per Month. McCarty Storage, Muncy. 570220-2411. 147644 10 X 16. $75.00/Month.

Call 570-326-2830.

147631 CEMETERY LOTS

2 CEMETERY PLOTS, Twin Hills. $500.00, Plus Transfer Fee. 570-4902633. 147612

HELP WANTED

NOW HIRING AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIANS Inspection License and Tools a Must Years and Experience Rewarded in Earnings Outstanding Insurance Package

SIGN ON BONUS Contact Retail Manager Bryan Hicks at 570-660-1869

2964 Lycoming Creek Road • Williamsport, PA 17701

570-601-4720 • bhicks@kwtire.com

JERSEY SHORE CEMETERY 2 Grave Sites, Section M. $300.00 Each Plus Transfer Fee. Call 570-753-4362. 147786 MONTOURSVILLE CEMETERY, 2 Grave Sites $1,400.00 Or $800.00 Each, Plus Transfer Fee. Call 570-323-7957.

148095 TWIN HILLS, 4 GRAVE LOTS Number 943 Located In The Rosebowl Garden. Valued At $7,500.00.

Asking $4,000.00. Will Split Transfer Fee. 570220-2411. 147643 DOUBLE LAWN CRYPT For Sale At Green Lawn Memorial Park. Asking $4,000.00, Includes Transfer Fee. 570-5382434. 147806 VEHICLES

SELL YOUR VEHICLE FAST! WEBB WEEKLY CLASSIFIED ADS GET RESULTS. DIRECT MAILED TO OVER 58,000 HOMES AND BUSINESSES. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR SPECIAL, 3 LINES FOR 4 WEEKS, ONLY $15.95.

CALL CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT AT 570326-9322.

2019 FOREST RIVER Wildwood X-Lite 171RBXL. Sleeps 4.

Length: 22.5 Ft. Dry Weight: 4,091 Lbs. Used 4 Times. Many Extras $15,900.00. Call 570-3372053. 148111 2005 CRV, BLUE, 222,000 miles, A/C, power windows, as is, $3,100.

Call 5709713711, 106, Except Wednesday.

147939

VEHICLES WANTED

CARS/TRUCKS WANTED!!! All Makes/ Models 2002-2019! Any Condition. Running or Not. Competitive Offer! Free Towing! We’re Nationwide! Call Now: 1-888368-1016. M11 CARS/TRUCKS WANTED!!! All Makes/ Models 2002-2019! Any Condition. Running Or Not. Top$$$ Paid! Free Towing! We’re Nationwide! Call Now: 1-888985-1806. C11 AMERICAN & FOREIGN CLASSIC CARS AND MOTORCYCLES WANTED $$PAYING CA$H$$ KRMiller1965@ yahoo.com 717-577-8206.

M11 GET CASH for your used or junk car today. We buy all cars, trucks, and SUVs. Free pick up. Call 888-3681016. M11 ANTIQUE & CLASSIC MOTORCYCLES WANTED $$ PAYING CASH $$ KRMiller1965@ yahoo.com 717-577-8206.

M11 ATTENTION B & C Auto Wreckers Will Now Pay Top Dollar For Your Unwanted Cars, Trucks and Equipment.

Licensed and Professional Service. Call For Details.

570-547-1040. 146821 WANTED! Harley-Davidson Motorcycles.

Call 570-320-0630.

Horsepower Harley-Davidson, Williamsport, PA 17701. www.horsepowerhd.com.

147633

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at 570-855-8011 Montoursville, PA •brinkswelding.com

Food Plot Seeds, Purple Top Turnips, Landino Clover Mix, Essex Rape, Groundhog Radish, Sugar Beets, Buckwheat Seed, Wheat & Forage Oats, Kale

201 RACE STREET -- HUGHESVILLE

570-584-2764

17 YEARS

Design, Maintain

IN BUSINESS! NEW LAWN CARE CLIENTS -- 4 FREE CUTS!!

DRIVEWAY SEAL, PARKING LOTS

HERSHBERGER BUILDERS

25 Years Experience Commercial Flat Non-Commercial Roofs Roofs&(Rubber) Roofs

Silver Coating Shingles Fully Insured

CHRIS THOMAS

Painting Roofs

Flat Roofs Preferred

(570) 547-7032

ctthomas3@windstream.net

FREE ESTIMATES Prompt. Reliable. Professional.

(570) 547-7032

“We Care About the Roof

Over Your Head”

Jim Clark Prompt. Reliable. Professional.

Dave Splain 570-447-4680 570-494-8955

Renewable Energy for PA, 1305 Dewey Ave -- Williamsport,

LLC

• Specializing in Metal Roofing • Pole Building • Garages • Decks • Siding • Barn Renovatinos & All Types of Repair • Roof Painting • Skid Loader Work • Concrete Work

PA096756 Fully Insured

SEAMLESS GUTTERS

Installation & Cleaning 5” and 6” Seamless Gutters Leaf Guards Larry Miller, Jr.

570-547-2505

Jonas Hershberger FREE Estimates

LITTLE JOHNʼS CONSTRUCTION JOHN LAPP JR.

PA 17701

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