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Boaters, Bikers, Bands, and Bombs Bursting in Air

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here has been more talk about the Constitution of the United States of America in recent months than in decades. The most discussed and debated Amendments of our Bill of Rights, as always, has been the 1st Amendment, which provides the freedom of speech, press, the right to assemble and to petition the government for a redress of grievance. And of course, the 2nd Amendment, which is the right of the people to keep and bear arms.

To me, the Constitution is the living, breathing, lifeblood of liberty for the American people. It has angered me beyond belief to see the Constitution twisted and perverted to try to justify criminal activity. Our Bill of Rights is a very simple read. A good rule of thumb is your freedom ends when you infringe upon another individual’s rights. For example, the right to assemble and or protest does not cover assault, looting, robbery, arson, and so on. But that’s not what this column is about.

A tip of my Webb Weekly cap to all that attended and participated in the President

2020 Kickoff

Trump Regatta and Patriotic Rally. It was a grand slam event centered around a boat regatta, motorcycle ride, live music, and ending the event, a fireworks display.

The Lycoming County Patriotic Rally, as it was officially titled, was an amazing example of the 1st Amendment being celebrated properly by Americans from all walks of life. This was only enhanced by the Norman Rockwell setting of where the event was held. A special thank you to the Steppe family for allowing the use of their farm.

Now before I go any further, I would be writing these same words of praise if this type of event was held for presidential candidate Joe Biden.

With all that has gone on in past months, this patriotic extravaganza was a great way for folks to get out and enjoy a day of selfexpression of freedom and celebration.

I could hear the roar of the motorcycles as I was working at my son’s house as they traveled through South Side. It’s my understanding that over 700 bikers took the patriotic ride that day. I turned on the radio in my truck, and there was my friend Gary Chrisman live from the Hiawatha describing the going ons from boat side.

A shout out to Captain Mike Strunk for his navigational skills and missing the nearly 200 boats estimated on the water.

Although a little bump and Gary going overboard would have provided a great story and plenty of laughs. Just kidding.

When I took a ride with my four-legged son, Finn, to see what all was going on, I could hear the music, smell the food trucks — as could my sidekick — and view the Red, White and Blue farm party.

And no, we didn’t stop. I did treat Finn to a burger off the grill later, though.

The patriotic band festival featured six acts provided by local talent; it was estimated that nearly 5,000 folks attended the events on the main concourse. All totaled, it was estimated nearly 15,000 folks participated in the day in some way. The all-American 4th of July type celebration was closed out with fireworks, which I have been told by many were unbelievable. I could hear them from my living room. And guessing from the way Finn responded, they must

have been great. It was great just to hear the return of fireworks exploding in the night air above the Susquehanna River.

A few closing notes on the Trump River Boat Regatta and Patriotic Rally; there are events like this being held all over our Nation. This, however, is the only one of its kind combining everything mentioned. Although it did not get the local TV or media coverage it deserved, a Fox News post of the event, at last count, had received over 268,000 likes and had been viewed over 400,000 times.

The Woodward Township Fire Department provided emergency service assistance if needed for the event. There were no reports of injuries or any mishaps.

The Pennsylvania State Police also had a presence to make sure law and order were kept. There were zero reports of any lawlessness. The Williamsport Bureau of Fire covered the river end of the celebration providing two water rescue boats.

They had a great time and reported no incidents. A heartfelt thank you to all these good folks and the job they do each and every day.

The Steppe family reported there wasn’t a piece of trash to be found. That everyone did a great job in support of the host family and respecting their property. It sounds like the All-American Day could not have gone better.

God Bless America.

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During September, people everywhere help to feed the needy in their neighborhoods and country, working to ensure that the 48 million people who live with hunger every day can get some relief.

Going hungry is a problem for more than just adults. Children all over the country go to school without a proper breakfast, leading to difficulty focusing on their education, alertness, and generally performing well.

Hunger affects all sorts of people. Many people across the country are just one job loss or medical emergency short of not being able to put food on the table.

In Pennsylvania, one in eight adults, and one in six children struggle with hunger. That’s almost 1.7 million people, almost 500,000 of which, are kids.

Kids who go hungry are at more risk of repeating grades in school, experiencing developmental impairments in areas like language and motor skills and more likely to have behavioral and social problems.

Children struggling with hunger come from families who are struggling, too. Children facing hunger often grow up in a family where a parent or parents also face hunger. A family of four facing hunger may be in need of 34 additional meals a month simply because they don’t have money to buy enough food.

Luckily, several local school districts have recently received grants that are allowing

them to offer free breakfast and lunch for every student. This includes being able to take home food for the days they aren’t in school if they are hybrid students.

Steph Children and adults Nordstrom aren’t alone in the hunger struggle. Our senior citizens are also working to balance bills and medical care with food. According to Feeding America, 64 percent of seniors they serve are choosing between food and medical care. Feeding America also notes that “The rate of hunger among seniors aged 60 and older has increased by 68% since 2001, a lingering effect of the 2008-09 recession. In fact, the number of seniors struggling with hunger is projected to increase by another 50% when the youngest of the baby-boom generation reaches 60 in 2025. And hunger pains can be increasingly painful as we age.”

Feeding America says, each year, millions of people in America face hunger. The coronavirus pandemic has caused even more families to struggle. They estimate that 54 million people may be food insecure in 2020, including 18 million children.

The pandemic has caused more families to seek help from food banks in the Feeding America network. Food banks estimate that 4 in 10 people visiting a food bank now need assistance as a result of COVID-19.

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Many of the families that Feeding America food banks serve work part-time or full-time jobs. However, low wages, underemployment, and necessary expenses like rent prevent families from meeting their basic needs.

Federal nutrition programs, like SNAP and WIC, feed millions every year. Yet, many who struggle with hunger are unlikely to qualify for these programs because they are employed or have incomes slightly above the poverty-line.

So, what can we do to help?

The first answer is the most obvious. Donate.

Be it to an organization like Feeding America or staying local by donating to the Central PA Food Bank, or the Salvation Army’s Food Pantry.

The Williamsport Area School District has also taken steps in the fight against childhood hunger with their Backpack Program. Funded by the Williamsport Education Foundation, and in conjunction with the Central PA Food Bank, this program allows kids to take home backpacks with food for weekends and holidays.

All of these organizations are working in the fight against hunger locally and can always use both food and financial donations. If you can’t donate that way, consider donating your time. Fifty-one percent of food programs rely on volunteers.

You can contact the Central PA Food Bank at www.centralpafoodbank.org or by calling (570) 321-8023, and you can reach the Salvation Army at 570-326-9187.

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This daring urban adventure allows volunteers who raise $1,000 or more for either the RVR YMCA, the YWCA, the WASDEF or all three, to experience our city’s longest rappel — 150 feet from the top of the Genetti Hotel.

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Currently, 80 rappelers are registered for the event with room for a total of 92. To have the privilege of rappelling, each participant must raise $1,000 to be used for the charities.

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the surrounding rural routes and is published by the R.L. Polk Company, as Boyd’s Williamsport City Directory.

The publishers have inaugurated three new services in the street section of the new directory. A symbol denotes owner occupied houses, distinguishing them from rental properties. A number after the name of each householder denotes

the total population of the house, including minors, whose individual names are not listed in the directory.

Also, after the name of the householder the telephone number is shown, if there is a telephone in the house. These features have been started in answer to the public demand of the times, the publishers said.

Also the publishers have included a new department — a section on colored paper listing telephone subscribers in numerical order according to their telephone numbers.

An important new service started here recently by the Polk organization is the Directory Library installed a few weeks ago in the offices of the Williamsport

Community Trade Association. This library is a branch of a chain maintained throughout the United States and Canada by the members of the North American Directory Publishers on an exchange basis A number of new editions are on field here for the reference use of the business man and the general public and new editions will arrive as they are published. As usual the latest Williamsport Directory will be distributed to other branches of the Directory Library.

Williamsport’s diversity is indicated by 438 different kinds of commercial, industrial and professional enterprises listed in the directory. This represents an addition of 38 groups in the last year.

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You really had to use your imagination, but it was a great way to ‘see’ and learn baseball,” Brock said.

Brock and his wife are now ordained ministers and have a deep commitment to serving the youth of their area, the metropolitan area of St. Louis. He supports the “Diamonds in the Rough” program, an annual youth baseball essay contest sponsored by the Briggs and Stratton Company. The prize winner receives a free refurbishing of a baseball or softball field and a baseball clinic conducted by Brock and another Hallof-Famer, Carlton Fisk.

“I think that Little League’s Urban Initiative is very consistent with the efforts that I have been making,” Brock said.

“It is wonderful to see people trying to restore the game in certain areas. It restores its zest. Little League is a good training ground for young people trying to learn the game and to excel in it.”

Brock spoke with great fondness for a man he regards as a mentor and helped bring about his career, former legendary Negro League player and manager, John “Buck” O’Neil.

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Lou Brock had a Hall of Fame major league career and accomplished much during that career. Still, he would have loved to have had an opportunity to learn baseball through a program such as Little League Baseball, so he told those gathered at a press conference at Howard J. Lamade Stadium on the first day of the 60th annual Little League World Series. His wife, Jacqueline, joined him.

“There wasn’t Little League in the area of Louisiana that I grew up in. I ‘saw’ my baseball on the radio by listening to games broadcast by people such as Harry Caray and other great announcers.

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He let the Cubs know about Brock’s potential, but they waited to sign him.

They almost lost him to the team that he would gain the most fame with, the St. Louis Cardinals.

Brock recounted the story of a tryout that he thought had been arranged for him in Chicago by a Cardinal scout who was supposed to watch him workout.

Brock took the bus up from Louisiana and had about $10 in his pocket. It turns out that the scout got his wires crossed with Brock and was out in Oregon, scouting a pitcher named Ray Washburn, who would be one of the Cards’ standout pitchers during the 1960s.

Brock ended up staying with a friend for a while and washing floors at a YMCA, awaiting his major league tryout. O’Neill continued to press on behalf of Brock, and finally, the Cubs were impressed enough to sign him, and he ended up playing for the Cubs but became a star when he was traded in June 1964 to the Cardinals for pitcher Ernie Broglio. Most sportswriters regard Brock as the heart and soul of the great Cardinal teams of the mid-1960s.

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He said he has a deep admiration for Curt Flood, who played with him in the Cards’ outfield.

“Curt sacrificed his career to fight the system in baseball, the Reserve Clause.

All of today’s players should be eternally grateful to him,” Brock said. “He made it possible for them to put their talents into the open market and to receive good compensation for it. He was a real good guy and a great baseball player.”

Brock, who threw out the first ball at the first game of the LLWS, said he would not mind coming back to the Series again and perhaps spend a little more time here. He said coming here was a great experience for him.

Lou even autographed my copy of David Halberstam’s excellent book, “October 1964,” which detailed the 1964 World Series and the exciting roads that both the Yankees and Cardinals took to reach that Series, won by the Cardinals in a hard-fought seven-game series.

Lou Brock was a class act and will be greatly missed. Baseball and sports, in general, could use more people like him.

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ith the political nothing is earned. The best climate heating leaders provide us with the up, coupled opportunity to better ourselves, with the stress and they put the needs of those of being in the eighth or ninth they serve before their own. month of a global pandemic, I Unfortunately, this definition thought I would break things of a good leader describes a up by circling back to the topic scant few leaders these days. of leadership. In February In an article titled, “The Four Dave of this year, I had written an Types of Leadership Styles,” Bellomo article for Webb Weekly titled, the author, Becky Leighton, “The World Needs More Servant describes four basic leadership styles.

Leaders.” In my article, I mention an She goes on to say that leaders do not essay by Robert Greenleaf, written in just adopt one style, but all four. In 1970, where the term “servant leader” addition, the use of these styles change is first coined. In his essay, Greenleaf depending upon the situation. Still, the says that servant leaders make sure that best leaders use these changing styles other people’s highest needs are being for the betterment of the team. The met and that those being served grow as four styles are: directing, coaching, individuals. This does not simply mean supporting, and delegating. that they are sheltered and fed. It also Each style is employed depending upon means that those being served become how much decision-making authority healthier, wiser, freer, and, ultimately, the leader decides to use at the time. more autonomous so that they might This level of authority is dependent serve others in the future. upon the task, the leader’s role, their So, the bottom line is that the best experience, and their maturity. leaders do not seek to control us Directing leadership: This style outright by abusing their authority, simply means telling a subordinate nor do they buy us off by creating a what to do and does not especially society where everything is given, and See LIVING WELL on Page 20

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Supporting leadership: The supporting leadership style is all about collaboration. Supportive leaders encourage the sharing of ideas and welcome suggestions. This style allows team members to feel valued and that they are contributing to the decision making. Supporting leadership is useful when the leader does not need to be constantly involved and is only needed when the final decision is to be made.

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Discover Ricketts Hike What: Hiking the Grand View Trail. This is a 2-mile moderate hike. 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, September 17 at 9:00-11:00 a.m.

Where: Park and meet at the Shale Pit Parking Lot off of Route 487 in Ricketts Glen State Park.

Intro to Fly Fishing Meet-Up What: Participants will be taught the basics of how to be safe, cast, and go fly fishing. PA Fish and Boat Commission staff provide all fishing equipment, flies and instruction for FREE. NO FISHING LICENSE needed. Participants are encouraged to bring their own equipment. This is a great opportunity to bring your newly purchased fishing rod and learn how to use it! You must bring a mask to attend this program! Registration required by emailing Allan Schreffler at alschreffl@pa.gov or by calling 570-477-2206.

When: Tuesday, September 22 at 12:00-2:00 p.m.

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When: Tuesday, September 22 at 1:00-3:00 p.m.

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

Discover Ricketts Hike What: Hiking the Old Beaver Dam Rd Trail to see Ganoga Falls. This is a 5-mile moderate hike. 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: Friday, September 25 at 8:30-11:30 a.m.

Where: Park and meet at the Shale Pit along Route 487 in Ricketts Glen State Park.

The Bald Eagle Art League’s October meeting What: Mary Beth Schoonover is the featured zentangle artist.

When: Thursday, October 1st, 7:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.

Where: The Thomas Taber Museum located at 858 West Fourth Street, Williamsport.

Fall Train Meet What: Clinton Central Model Railroad Club, annual Fall Train Meet.

When: Saturday, October 10, 2020 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Where: Clinton County Fairgrounds, 98 Racetrack Road Mackeyville.

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.

When: 2nd & 4th Tuesday of the month, May-September, weather permitting from 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.

Where: Ravensburg State Park, 2388 Rauchtown Road, Jersey Shore/Rauchtown, meet by the ponds.

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CHURCH Community Dinner What: Chicken and biscuit dinner. Drive thru/take-out only. No dining service at this time. Donations accepted.

When: Thursday, September 17, from 5:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m.

Where: St. Paul-Calvary United Methodist Church, 1427 Memorial Ave., Williamsport.

Free Clothing What: Daniel’s Closet FREE Clothing Giveaway. Masks and social distancing observed.

When: Saturday, September 26, 2020 from 8:30 a.m.10:30 a.m. Donation drop-off: Thursday, September 10, 2020 from 3:00 p.m.-4:30 p.m.

Where: Redeemer Lutheran Church, 1101 Washington Blvd., Williamsport. Use outside stairwell on Washington Blvd.

Rummage Sale What: Indoor rummage and baked goods sale. Kitchen open serving good eats, coffee and soda.

When: Saturday September 26th from 8:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.

Where: All Saints Parish Hall, corner of Scott and Beeber sts., Williamsport.

Rummage Sale What: Rummage Sale. Handicap accessible. Masks will be required, no lunch will be served.

When: Saturday, September 26th, 8:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.

Where: St. Michaels Lutheran Church, Quiggleville.

Vegetable Soup Sale What: Kettle cooked vegetable soup. $6.00 per quart.

When: Saturday, September 26th, 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.

Where: St. Michaels Lutheran Church, Quiggleville.

Life-Chain What: 29th Annual Life Chain to Support the Pro-Life Movement in America.

When: Sunday, October 4, 2020 from 2:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m.

Signs will be available at 2:00 p.m. at stations along the Golden Strip for those who wish to participate.

Where: Williamsport on the Golden Strip, East Third St.

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Dwell Orphan Care exists to support foster and adoptive families in Lycoming County and beyond, so that children have a safe, loving, and forever home to call their own.

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This year I got corn done with my momma. We freeze a bunch from their Another new one this year. The mixture farm every year. Peaches and white of fresh peppers, corn, and tomatoes is to peaches are one of my favorites too. Put die for. You scoop it up on a nacho and them in sugar water, and they are ready won’t be able to stop at one. I am going to go! My hubby loves his peppers and to make more before tomatoes get out jalapenos. I started canning these for him. of season. Eight pints will go fast. After I This year was my first year for the See COOKIN on Page 26

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An abused, neglected, or abandoned child that ends up in the court system needs a superhero. They need a dedicated and passionate member of the community who could advocate for them. They need someone who is be committed to ensuring that they would be able to thrive in a safe, nurturing, and permanent home. They need a CASA volunteer.

CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) is a national association in the United States that supports and promotes court-appointed advocates for abused or neglected children.

The CASA volunteer serves as the independent, extra set of ‘eyes and ears’ of the court, gathering information from the child, his/her biological parents, foster parents, teachers, counselors, and others. The CASA volunteer then makes recommendations to the judge as to what services or actions are in the child’s best interest.

CASA fills a unique role. Children

whose caregivers have failed them, fall into dependency courts through foster care, kinship care, or group homes, which are then served by CASA volunteer advocates. A judge appoints them, and their role is to gather information and make recommendations in the child’s best interest, keeping the child’s personal wishes in mind.

In our area, it is Susquehanna Valley CASA headquartered in Sunbury. The executive director is Tammy Sempko.

Tammy is a woman hard-wired to help abused and neglected children.

Beginning her career in Children and Youth Services, she then went to organizations helping challenged children and single moms. When the CASA board was looking for an executive director, Tammy was the perfect fit.

I wanted to meet Tammy Sempko to learn more about CASA in our area, and she invited her ‘working board’ to a working lunch with me. There was Sandy Spencer, Marketing/Development Chairman; Pam Mowrey, Fundraising

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Chairman; Erin Kearney, Program Director; and Dixie Haldeman, Case Manager. I was so impressed with their passion and dedication; I wondered if I was looking at the cast for the next Avengers movie. They really are superheroes, taking on a super task.

Judge Dudley Anderson was the first judge in Lycoming County to request CASA assistance. Since that time, the county judges have recognized their value and requests CASA volunteers for all dependent children that come before them. Unfortunately, there is more need than those stepping up to meet the need. There are currently 34 children who are on the waiting list for a CASA volunteer.

For those who want to get in the game and make a difference in a child’s life, the best place to start is going to the website: susquehannavalleycasa.com.

You must be 21 or over and willing to commit to a 30-hour training program, and then be willing to commit 10-12 hours a month to serve as a volunteer under a local CASA volunteer coordinator’s supervision. There is an online application to get started, resulting in a telephone conversation to answer any questions and clarify

any information from the application.

If all parties agree, the next step would be a meeting (in person or Zoom), and if that goes well — a new superhero is ready to get started.

The great thing is that these can be male or female, young and not so young.

Dixie Haldeman retired from Children and Youth Services and became a CASA case manager. She stated this is the most rewarding volunteer work she has ever done for the past seventeen years.

Similar responses came from Erin, Sandy, and Pam. Their faces light up like electricity describing the difference their work has done in the children’s lives that cross their path. I had the good fortune to see this from the opposite spectrum as a foster parent. Our foster teens were always excited when their CASA volunteers came to visit.

Superheroes are not born. They are made. It begins with the willingness to make a difference, and then move in a direction to begin to make it happen.

Anyone can make a difference. As Margaret Mead once stated, “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.”

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oho, short for bohemian, in its most recent mode, is a style that typifies a way of dressing inspired by the lifestyle of free spirits and hippies of the 1960s and 1970s.

However, the true origins of the boho style and culture are widely debated. Many believe that it was established as a counterculture by artists in 19th century France after the French revolution. Some argue that the

original bohemians were wandering ‘Gypsies’ or Romani people that lived outside the mainstream and were often social outcasts. Boho style is also associated with pre-Raphaelite women of the 19th century, who were radical thinkers and artists of the counterculture. Over the centuries, the bohemian style has been associated with nomadic tribes, gypsies, artistic movements, and music festivals.

Modern boho draws from a variety of inspirations: From the aforementioned hippies to Edwardian style dresses, and encompasses various cuts, silhouettes, patterns, fabrication Bernadette techniques, and types Ulsamer of materials. A lot of brand name bohemian designs also utilize natural and sustainable fabrics and are influenced by touches of traditional ethnic and

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In the 21st century, boho style has mostly been the realm of younger women, 20-somethings in floral maxi skirts, and suede high-heeled boots with pendant necklaces, fringe vests, and fedora hats. But, at its core, boho is about intrinsic layers, an earthy color palette, and natural fabrics in flowy silhouettes. So, pieces like tunic-style blouses, kaftan dresses, slouchy wool sweaters, and linen drawstring pants all fall under the boho style umbrella.

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embrace or incorporate a bohemian flair to her day-to-day style. Instead of going head-to-toe boho, just switch out some of your basics with a few bohemian elements. Instead of skinny or straight leg jeans, opt for flared denim. Instead of a button-up shirt, try a peasant style blouse. Add a few turquoise pieces to your jewelry rotation or swap your regular day bag for one with fringe.

Bohemian style also extends to hair and beauty. The diehard boho-girl will

most definitely tend to a more natural makeup look and opt for longer braided hair, as opposed to heavy foundation and shorter cuts. But, again, you don’t have to sport dramatic plaits and dewy skin to incorporate boho style in your overall look. Of course, dewy skin is usually not a bad thing. You really don’t need to change anything about how you wear your hair and makeup to embrace bohemian beauty; instead, look at the products you’re using. Are they made with natural ingredients,

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And, while boho was originally associated with the counterculture, it has certainly become mainstream, with a variety of brands and retailers catering to the bohemian-loving market. Stores like Free People and Urban Outfitters lean heavily toward boho apparel and accessories. Sites like Etsy are brimming with bohoinspired products, and even boutiques like Three Bird Nest and Soel have online options for trendy boho clothes. Basically, there’s a boho outlet for everyone.

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what’s the company’s carbon footprint, do they have ethically and equitable marketing? You can embrace some of the bohemian lifestyle tenets, which values a closer connection to nature and earth-friendly practices, with nary a prairie skirt or paisley shawl in sight of your wardrobe.

Whether or not you associate boho with hippies, gypsies, French artists, bohemian-inspired style is meant to be free-spirited, eclectic, and creative.

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ne step, another, and a hop outward.

Somersault once, kick back, arms up, and knife cleanly through the surface of the water like a sword through cake. Clean. Not a drop out of place in that dive, hardly a splash. So why did you do it? Says Bonnie Tsui in “Why We Swim,” there could be many reasons.

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And that’s when any size pool of water starts to look mighty tempting. But, says Tsui, “We... are not natural-born swimmers...” Throw us in the water and, without lessons, we flail.

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Yes, even some Americans can swim with an endurance that may sound superhuman.

But it’s not, not really. For some people, it’s a matter of genetics and having been blessed with a physical quirk that allows impressive feats in the water. For others,

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But it isn’t just the sense of beachiness that’s inside this book: Tsui also offers readers history and science, psychology, and several interesting mini-bios of people who’ve astounded researches, both accidentally and on purpose, with their prowess in the water. She also includes personal stories as a sort of glue to hold this book together.

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it’s a challenge, a lifesaver, an obsession, a hobby, or pain to overcome. And for some, says Tsui, it’s a matter of ensuring that “we... teach ourselves how to live with water, not how to keep it at bay.”

So, you say you’re landlocked. Not much more than a puddle in sight. And that’s okay: instead, dive into “Why We Swim” for some cool refreshment.

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and likened him to Kevin McHale, who Larry Bird fondly nicknamed “the black hole,” as once the ball went to him, you knew where it was going — up! You may as well head to the hoop for a possible rebound. But Dutch seldom missed, so you really, more often than not, just ran back on defense as the ball “tinkled the twine.”

Dutch was so much more than a great basketball player. He was a loving husband and father, and friend to so many. Despite fighting this horrible disease, he took the time to reach out to my daughter, when she was going through some rough times, who he got to know when she accompanied us to a

basketball tournament and was our good luck charm! They stayed in touch, and when he passed, she said he was like a second father to her. Dutch, I miss you, my good friend. You were a true warrior.

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“Shooting Jim” when in one game — although not much of a shooter — he went off for 30 points. He never let us forget that game! Although his playing time was often limited, he never complained. I think he just thoroughly enjoyed being a part of the team and the camaraderie and good-natured ribbing that went along with that.

Jim worked in Williamsport for 40some years and was very active in the community with the youth through coaching. He had his finger on the pulse of Billtown, and knew and was like a friend to everyone — he was just that kind of guy. Rest in peace, “Shooting Jim.”

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t happens all of the time in the World of Nature. It happens among birds as well as mammals. It occurs more frequently in the springtime, but can happen any time and especially during the initial months of raising offspring. Through the years, I have witnessed it with a shorebird known as the Killdeer, with wild turkeys, and with ruffed grouse. I recall a long time ago watching the scenario unfold with a mother raccoon and her litter of 4 young kits. Within the last month, it has become clear that the same story has happened within a whitetail deer family.

Have you ever been in the fields or in the woods and observed a bird, sometimes a grouse or a hen turkey, appear to be injured, perhaps dragging a wing and seeming to be unable to fly? You watch for a while as she limps along, until you finally become curious and begin to walk closer to her. She lets you get close, then begins hobbling away, but doesn’t go too far.

The act continues several times, until; finally she seems to regain her composure and flies away. You are probably happy that she was never really injured and all was right with the world. What you may not have realized is that she had hidden her young chicks and was slowly, but surely, drawing you away from their hiding spot. Once she was sure you could no longer retrace your steps and find them, she flew away and would rejoin her offspring once you left the area.

Three weeks ago, I began noticing a pair of fawns traveling together and spotted them

at various times throughout the day.

While there were numerous other single fawns in the area, and another pair of twins as well, they were usually accompanied at some point by the doe that brought them into Helping reduce the world. From time pressure on our to time, the fawns would nurse from the whitetail deer and their fawns. mother, getting the nutrition they needed from the milk she provided. But the mother of these two twins seemed to be nowhere around.

A week or so after first spotting them, the answer began to become clear.

It was mid-afternoon when I first spotted 4 turkey vultures circling overhead and then identified 3 more sitting in trees along the edge of the woods. Upon investigation, I found the carcass of a doe, but the remains were scattered about over a large area. I have seen the remains of a deer killed by a black bear, and this was not the work of a bear. It was, instead, the action of coyotes. Perhaps that is why I had heard them yipping and howling several nights before.

In the first few weeks of a fawn’s life, their greatest defense against predators such as bears or coyotes is to curl up and remain motionless as they attempt to hide in grass or a brushy spot. They have no scent at this time, and hiding and remaining perfectly still is their

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Now, when I watch the pair of motherless fawns, I feel a bit relieved that their chances for survival just might have increased with the loss of that big male coyote. Hopefully, their mother’s ultimate sacrifice will not have been in vain.

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Just like with the mother grouse that attempts to draw danger away from her young, it is easy to imagine a doe hiding her fawns and then attempting to draw danger away from her offspring. She could have made sure the fawns were safe and secure and then gotten the attention of the coyotes and slowly pulled them away. But this time, while her maneuvers protected her young, for whatever reason, she was not able to escape the pursuit of the coyotes.

More than a week had passed since finding the carcass, and I continued to see the pair of fawns in the field, getting nourishment from eating clover, grasses and other greens. An opportunity was about to present itself that would allow me to enact revenge on behalf of the twin fawns.

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hunter. I’ve done some coyote hunting on a few occasions, but I have nothing to show for my efforts. On the other hand, my wife, Sheila, has her mounted coyote staring at me all the time, reminding me that I have yet to nail one of the critters. However, from what I gather from the real coyote hunting enthusiasts, is that right now may be a pretty good time to chase after them — something I may consider doing.

Even these warm, late summer and early fall days can be pretty productive coyote hunting. Sure, there is a downside to hunting coyotes right now; for one, this warm weather can make a hunt very uncomfortable, not

to mention the assortment of bugs and mosquitoes that harass you while hunting, but there are also some positives.

For starters, you will be hunting coyotes when they are probably at their highest numbers due to all the new spring additions. Also, keep in mind these newcomers have yet to be introduced to the hunting process, thus making them more likely to fall victim to a hunter’s gun. It’s a pretty safe bet that the coyotes have not been chased or harassed much all summer, which means that even older, more mature coyotes may let their guard down.

I suspect coyotes are a lot like people.

You may want to concentrate your hunting during the cool morning or late day hours when things are cooler — or even nighttime hunting.

Spotting coyotes this time of year due to heavy foliage could be a problem in some wooded areas, so now may be a good time to concentrate your efforts in or on the edge of fields where you have good long-range visibility. From what I’m hearing from the guys “in the know,” hunting those field edges with the addition of a prey-in-distress call, some coyote urine sprinkled on a nearby bush, and maybe even a decoy will greatly increase your chances of success.

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to prepare for the upcoming small game seasons, turkey hunting, and of course, deer hunting, you can bet that if a coyote makes a chance appearance, it will likely fall victim to the hunter’s bow or gun.

Coyote hunting really comes into its own, especially once most of the deer seasons have ended. With the many organized coyote hunts that are available throughout the state, there is even a chance to win some good money. That being said, there is no need to wait until after the deer seasons to hunt up a coyote since even now may be a good time to pursue them.

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efore they could board the waiting school bus, the anxious softball players and their coaches dutifully lined up, not to have their ticket punched, but rather to individually have their temperatures taken and answer a serious of healthrelated questions posed to them by the school’s athletic trainer and athletic director. Face coverings were required inside the bus, and the occupants took their seats mindful of the required social distancing. The bus driver’s now standard equipment included a face shield and

mask.

As the bus began its journey to that most-anticipated first game of the season, a voice was heard to say, “I’m sure not a fan of these new-normal procedures.” Most likely, most people share that very sentiment, but it is becoming painfully obvious that if there is to be any type of scholastic sports seasons this autumn, this is the way things will be working.

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Governor Wolf ’s previous directive limited attendance at outdoor gatherings to 250. For football games, the collective number of players, coaches, officials, game personnel, cheerleaders, and bands in many cases already exceeds that number.

Fans, and most importantly, parents, should be afforded the opportunity to see their sons and daughters participate, particularly critical, should an injury occur. Individual school districts are left to ponder the answer.

Recently, the East Lycoming School District talked publicly about their intentions.

“We’re trying to do what’s equitable for our students, parents, grandparents, and friends,” stated school board president Richard Michaels.

Superintendent Michael Pawlik indicated that for football, two tickets would be available to parents of senior players and one ticket for parents of junior players. He added that athletic director Ken Tallman will soon be posting the particulars of the district’s plan for all sports.

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At that time, Loyalsock superintendent Jerry McLaughlin released a statement noting, “Any staff member serving as a football coach or player will be quarantined until September 18th. The PA Department of Health will continue to contact trace as they continue with this investigation.”

On that same September 5th, a scheduled football scrimmage between Troy and South Williamsport was canceled just moments before it was to begin due to a positive COVID test. Subsequently, the Mountaineers September 11th and 18th home games with Muncy and CMVT have been canceled.

The area high school football teams’ schedules have already seen a reduction from ten games to seven for most teams due to the pandemic restrictions.

Athletic directors were busy configuring the new schedules, which, for the most part, are now limited to league games only, with further restrictions pertaining to travel in place in some areas.

Heartland Athletic Conference teams are playing only league opponents, while schools in Tioga County (Wellsboro, North Penn, and Cowanesque Valley) are choosing not to play schools in Lycoming County and south. The revised regularseason schedules will conclude October 23rd. The future of District playoffs has yet to be determined.

The question remains for those games that are scheduled to be played; will fans be permitted to watch?

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have nothing but love and respect for Montoursville’s J.C. Keefer. The old-school football coach and I go back a long time. He has been a good chum over the years. I don’t get to see him much, but I will occasionally spot him at a local diamond. J.C. also loves the game of baseball and he mentors his kid’s travel ball teams. I admire his enthusiasm. He definitely has a gift. J.C. has an exceptional knowledge and gets the most out of his teams. Regardless of the sport.

I reached out to Coach Keefer. I sent him a quick note to tell him that I re-

cently got the call. My friends at Webb Weekly asked if I would help broadcast a few high school games this fall. I wanted to talk with J.C. about his home opener. Something that I have done many times before. We had a great conversation that covered several topics. Mostly sports and fishing. Coach Keefer has a way with words. It was so good to hear his voice. I’m not a football guy, but after fifteen minutes I was ready to break something or tackle someone. Thankfully I was home alone.

“It has been different,” Keefer explained.

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“But to our team’s credit we have made the proper adjustments. The pandemic has shifted the way we do things, and we have been doing what we can to stay safe. The kids are used to it. Temperature checks since June.

They seem to understand Jamie it. I can’t tell you how Spencer proud I am.”

Coach Keefer and the 2020 Warriors are in unprecedented times. COVID-19 has changed the entire landscape but they are taking it in stride.

Montoursville is currently in a hybrid phase. They are only sending students to school two days per and the future is unknown. We have all needed to make sacrifices, and J.C.’s players are not immune.

Life is totally different, and this veteran coach understands the challenge.

“People say this all the time,” Keefer expanded. “Play tonight like it’s your last. It might sound cliche. But that is really the case. We don’t know what will happen tomorrow. We can only control what we do today. My kids get that. We don’t need to talk about it. I was really impressed with our energy in our scrimmage last week. We came out ready to play. I am also pleased with our overall intensity in practice. Difficult when only half of your team is in school each day, but I really haven’t noticed any major change.”

Things will be different this fall as our

local school districts are struggling with protocols. Loyalsock Area and South Side had to postpone the first two games.

Coaches and players will need to quarantine. Unprecedented and unpredictable times. Boards are doing their very best to come up with the best policies. I continue to praise and pray for these administrations who are forced to make many tough decisions. There are surely no right or wrong answers, and I feel terrible for these kids. Spectators remains a hot topic.

Last week I gave you my thoughts. One of the reasons why I decided to come out of retirement was to bring the parents and fans as many games as we can.

“That’s a tough one,” Keefer acknowledged. “I’m a parent and I totally get it.

If my boy was playing, I would feel the same way. We’ve done our very best here at Montoursville. I applaud our administration for coming up with a plan. We are hoping to give tickets to all of our senior parents. We also did the same with our opponent’s team. We have a beautiful stadium and we are able to spread out. We haven’t really talked about it as a team. I am sure it is on their minds, but we are just thankful for being able to play under the lights. It could be a lot worse.”

Special thanks to Coach Keefer for the chat. I wish the 2020 Warriors the best of luck and beyond. I look forward to calling your game. Hopefully we will see each other again. Kudos and props to ALL of our local teams. We will get through this.

Cheers.

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FARM FOR SALE FARM SET UP FOR A BEEF OPERATION. Consists Of 51 Acres With A Year Round Fresh Water System. Includes House, Machinery Shed, Cow Barn. Price Reduced. Call 570-847-6986. 148362

FARMETTE 15 1/2 ACRE FARMETTE For Sale By Owner. Asking $279,900.00.

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2 Bedroom, 1 Bath. Price Negotiable.

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APARTMENTS 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 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 SMALL, 2 BEDROOM, Williamsport. New Tub, Shower And Stove.

No Pets. No Smoking 570-435-2690.

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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 LARGE 2 BEDROOM, Williamsport. No Smoking. No Pets. Call 570435-2690. 148638 NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS!! Iris Commons Apartments.

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Call and request an application at 1-800-735-3068. This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer. 147954

CLASSIC BLUE AND WHITE “GLASSMASTER” 14 Ft. Runabout With 50HP Mercury Engine And Good “Shorland’r “ Trailer.

Needs Upholstery And Tune-Up. Currently Registered. (914) 3743456. 148685

ATV 2012 HONDA TRX420FA9 Rancher ATV 4x4 Electric Start. 2 Available At $3,200.00 Each. Great Condition. 817-879-3650. 148456 2009 YAMAHA GRIZZLY 4 Wheeler. Fuel Injection, Power Steering, Needs Work. $2,995.00.

570-769-2771. 148811

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C11 AMERICAN & FOREIGN CLASSIC CARS AND MOTORCYCLES WANTED $$PAYING CA$H$$ KRMiller1965@yahoo. com 717-577-8206. M11 CARS/TRUCKS WANTED!!!

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CEMETERY LOTS 6 CEMETERY LOTS At Green Lawn Memorial Garden. Located In Garden Of The Last Supper. $1,000.00 Each Plus Transfer Fee. 570-337-2374. 148828 TWIN HILLS, 1 Plot Including Vault, Casket, Memorial And Vase.

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148474 2 CEMETERY LOTS, Twin Hills Memorial. $800.00 For Both, Buyer Pays Transfer Fees. 570-323-6730.

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VEHICLES CARS 1995 LINCOLN TOWN CAR $800.00. Runs Good, Interior Good, Body Some Rust. Needs Brake Lines.

570-725-3327. 148426

SUV 2011 CADILLAC ESCALADE PLATINUM For Sale. 143K Miles.

All Service Done. New Tires. Asking $13,000.00. Call 570-971-1439.

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