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y column was to follow up where I left off last week with “Always Question Science, Medicine, and Government.” It was to cover the complete fleecing of America by the long-serving elected in Washington. That will have to wait until next week. You’ll be shocked by the multimillionaires that have grown at the trough of the American taxpayer. A pungent example of this very greed, narcissism, and above reproach surfaced on the top of the water this past week. Before I get to billionaire Mark Cuban, let’s take a look at excerpts from last week to lead you in. Please remember all previous columns within the Webb Weekly are archived on our website. “Anyone serving in Washington for more than two terms in any capacity is part of the problem. This beast, which has been created in Washington, is controlled by the largest corporations in the world and the billionaires that own them. What is occurring has nothing to do with political affiliation; it has become a long-term peaceful takeover of our Nation. “Anyone that thinks our federal government is working for the good of the people and deserves our trust is only saying that because they are benefiting from a corrupt system. “This world order of capitalistic vampires
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most billionaires, he is a global player that uses the freedom of America for his protection. The growth of many of his corporations, including the Mavericks, has strong global ties, especially with China. The NBA ratings have taken Jim a nosedive in our Country. Webb, Jr. The Championship Finals ratings this past year were the lowest in 30 years. I am not gonna get into all the reasons why only to say the fact that he doesn’t want to play the National Anthem says all you need to know. The NBA’s fastest-growing market is currently within the borders of China. Here is what he’s missing. Americans are fed up with the Mark Cubans of the world. Without Americans watching, attending games, buying merchandise, and supporting the NBA, let’s see how long it takes to sink to the bottom of the shark tank. I can’t imagine in Dallas, Texas, home of America’s team, the Dallas Cowboys; you have someone who believes he can get away with sticking his middle fingers up at Americans that love God, Country, and Family. Let me spell it out for all you billionaire owners, millionaire players, and those that run every major sports league. There are clear and present reasons why players should stand and respect the National Anthem and the American Flag. Without
question, it is the right thing to do. You are making a lot of money playing a game, in the land of the free. Show some humility for just how fortunate you are. By doing so, you honor those that provided the very freedom that allows you to play a game. This opportunity is provided by the United States Armed Forces, which is made up of individuals from every walk of life. If the spineless owners and management of professional leagues don’t want to tell them the other reason why I will. You people are on the clock. You are at work. You must do what your employer expects of you. If you don’t like it, find another job. Where during one of the most visible points of any employment, can you hold a protest and express your political beliefs? I hold the Mark Cubans of the world responsible for allowing this to go on. Can you imagine if the workers at one of his global sweatshops wanted to hold a protest while the time clock was running? Absolutely despicable, Mr. Cuban. I think is would be in everyone’s best interest for Mr. Cuban to move his franchise to Shanghai. Let him, along with his players, live within the walls of China. This goes for any organization that doesn’t want to respect America — there’s the door, don’t let it hit you on the way out. In closing, the NBA did step in and overrule Cuban’s decision not to play the National Anthem prior to games. This too late to save Mr. Cuban from revealing who he really is. God Bless America.
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guess we can chalk up yet another thing that the global pandemic has ruined. #ThanksCOVID. Mardi Gras in New Orleans typically means dancing in the streets, standing shoulder to shoulder with strangers, and watching one parade after another roll by while slowly becoming a human bead tree. But Mardi Gras 2021 will be different. Obviously, there were no parades and debauchery, but that doesn’t mean we can’t talk about the history of Mardi Gras and the Lenten season. But before we get to that, if you haven’t seen them yet, please take a minute to look up all the people who decorated their homes along parade routes in New Orleans to look like parade floats. They are beautiful, and there is no denying the ingenuity of people in times of need. Mardi Gras is French for Fat Tuesday, referring to the practice of the last night of eating more decadent, fatty foods before the ritual fasting of the Lenten season, which begins on Ash Wednesday. This year that’s February 17th. According to mardigrasnewsorleans.com, the origins of Mardi Gras can be traced as far back as medieval Europe, passing through Rome and Venice in the 17th and 18th centuries to the French House of the Bourbons. From here, the traditional revelry of “Boeuf Gras,” or fatted calf, followed France to her colonies. On March 2, 1699, French-Canadian explorer Jean Baptiste Le Moyne Sieur de Bienville arrived at a plot of ground 60
Mardi Gras is a long-standing tradition of the Catholic Church, and it marks the last day of ordinary time before the start of miles directly south of Lent, a time of fasting and repentance. New Orleans and named As Catholic Christianity spread throughout it “Pointe du Mardi Gras” Europe during the first millennium, when his men realized it different cultures celebrated the last day was the eve of the festive before Lent in their own ways, adapting the holiday. In 1703, Fort practices to suit their cultures. In France, Louis de la Mobile’s tiny the holiday became particularly popular as settlement celebrated people feasted on foods that would be given America’s very first Steph up during the forty days of Lent. Meats, Mardi Gras. Nordstrom eggs, and milk were finished off in one day. By the late 1830s, New Now that you and I both know a little Orleans held street processions of maskers with carriages and more about Mardi Gras’ history let’s ask horseback riders to celebrate Mardi Gras. the real question. Why do Mardi Gras, Ash Dazzling gaslight torches, or “flambeaux,” Wednesday, and Easter fall on different lit the way for the ‘krewe’s’ members and dates each year? To calculate the date for Mardi Gras, added to the festivity. Krewes are the people we must first figure out when Easter is. who put parades and activities together Easter will always fall on the first Sunday during Mardi Gras. The tradition of throwing beads and other following the full moon that falls on or trinkets, known as ‘throws,’ during Mardi after the spring equinox — got that? So this Gras parades was established in 1870 year, the vernal equinox is March 20th. The by Mardi Gras krewe the Twelfth Night first full moon to follow is on March 28th. Therefore, Easter will fall the following Revelers. All that purple, green, and gold you see Sunday — April 4th. With me so far? Now during Mardi Gras? Yep, that has meaning that we have Easter, we now count back too! Purple is for justice; gold is for power, 47 days. That’s 40 days and 40 nights, not and green is for faith. The Grand Duke of counting Sundays. You have officially found Ash Wednesday. Of course, we know, Mardi Russia chose these in 1857. Since then, Mardi Gras parties have gotten Gras — or Fat Tuesday — is the day before bigger and better, with much decadence Ash Wednesday! Now, go ahead and figure ensuing. But even in New Orleans, the party out when Mardi Gras will be next year — must end, and tradition must follow. Mardi I’ll wait. Now we all know everything we need to Gras parties end promptly at midnight, and revelers are shuffled off the streets when about Mardi Gras and Lent. Hopefully, next year, we’ll be able to celebrate more Ash Wednesday begins. traditionally.
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African-Americans Have Been A Notable and Interesting Part of Lycoming County History By Lou Hunsinger Jr.
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Freedom Road. Hughes was part black, part Mohawk, born in New York State in 1812. He was a man of towering stature at over 6 feet 7 inches and weighed about 300 pounds. He moved to this area in 1828 and married Annie Rotch. Hughes was a lumber river raftsman operating on the Susquehanna River between Williamsport and the area near Baltimore, Maryland. This occupation enabled him to smuggle escaped slaves to the Williamsport area, where he hid the fugitive slaves at his house. It was a great act of courage for Hughes to spirit these runaways to freedom. His wife and their 16 children were exposed to great danger in the process. It was against the law to assist slaves, punishable by imprisonment and large fines. Also, not everyone in the area was sympathetic to these runaway slaves’ plight, and those who aided them were subject to harassment and sometimes outright physical violence. Hughes often operated on moonless nights to lessen the chance of detection. He and his son, Robert, conducted slaves to the next “station” located near Trout Run, and the runaways would continue
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their trek to Canada. After the Civil War, the Hughes family donated a portion of their property along Freedom Road as a cemetery for AfricanAmericans. Among those buried there are nine African-American veterans of the Civil War. Hughes’ story was memorialized for future generations through his greatgranddaughter’s efforts, the late Mamie Sweeting Diggs, who did many public presentations about the exploits of her courageous great-grandfather. She was recognized for her dedicated work and research by having an honorary doctorate degree conferred on her by Lycoming College. One of the most famous Underground Railroad stations in Lycoming County was located in Pennsdale and was known as the “House of Many Stairs.” At the time of its service on the Underground Railroad, it was the Bulls Head Tavern, owned by Edward Morris. It served as a stagecoach stop that helped to mask its activities as a sanctuary for runaway slaves. Another Pennsdale sanctuary for escaped slaves was Wolf Run House, owned by a Quaker named William Haines. The McCarty-Wertman House on Main Street in Muncy also served as a refuge for escaping slaves. The Quaker Meeting House in Pennsdale itself also served as a place of refuge for runaway slaves. Another Quaker, who lived in the
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the federal government for its failure to enact legislation that would give blacks the right to vote. He advocated women’s suffrage more than a half-century before it became the law of the land. He said, “a man’s rights rest in three boxes, the ballot box, the jury box, and the cartridge box. Let no man be kept from the ballot box because of his color. Let no woman be kept from the ballot box because of her sex.” Douglass and all African-Americans got their wish three years later when the 15th Amendment was ratified, giving blacks the right to vote. To observe this
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She needed a constructive outlet to deal with her grief, so she became involved in bettering the lot of elderly black women. She began initially by providing meals to sick mothers. She opened her fourroom house on Walnut Street to elderly black women, and by 1897 it had evolved into the Aged Colored Women’s Home — a place for indigent, elderly AfricanAmerican women. She moved the facility to 124 Brandon Avenue, where it operated until 1973, some 39 years after her death at the age of 99 in 1934. Percy David (P.D.) Mitchell served as an inspiration to the black community and the community at large for almost 40 years. He was born in Portsmouth, Virginia, and came to Williamsport in 1943 to act as executive director of the BethuneDouglass Community Center. He had a keen interest in sports and was a key figure in organizing and coaching many of the sports teams at BethuneDouglas. He was also an avid and accomplished bowler, who also coached the first men’s and women’s bowling teams in the country to be recognized by the American Bowling Congress. He was a towering figure in local civic affairs, whose counsel was sought by both political and business leaders in the area. His involvement in the Kiwanis Club was one of his most notable activities. He was proud to have been elected the
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Prize, spoke here during the 1970s. The first African-American elected President of the United States, Barack Obama, campaigned at Lycoming College in 2008, during a hard-fought Pennsylvania primary fight with Hilary Clinton. In the performing arts, legendary jazz singer Ella Fitzgerald performed locally with the Chick Webb Band in 1937. The great Louis “Satchmo” Armstrong performed here in 1957, and Duke Ellington and his band played here during the 1960s. The Duke Ellington Orchestra appeared locally during the 1950s.
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person, they can pick up an agenda at the entrance, and it also can be accessed by going to the county’s website. If a county resident wishes to comment, they go to the podium, identify themselves, and state their concern or support for a particular item on the agenda. The commissioners generally simply thank the individual and do not comment, which would come later in the agenda. Before COVID, there were often recognition ceremonies that followed, but since March 2020, these are sadly fewer and farther between. Public servants that were receiving ten/twenty/thirty-year pins or retirement were surrounded by their colleagues as they were recognized. Also, various causes had their ‘weeks’ or ‘months’ recognized that brought to the public attention many worthwhile causes. Hopefully, those features will return someday. What generally follows next would be bid openings, if there are any. These are quite anticlimactic as that is all that happens - the bids are opened, and the vendor and the amounts are quoted. No action is taken immediately, as these need to be reviewed extensively by the Chief Procurement Officer, Mya Toon. The actual purchase would then come up at a later meeting as an agenda item. These agenda items are what most of the meeting revolves around, termed ‘action items.’ The commissioners generally are granting the expenditures or initiatives
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LIVING WELL Not in Vain (Madison Victoria Publishing, 2020) is filled with over 160 real-life stories from grieving mothers through their initial discovery of their child’s drug abuse to their end in tragedy. The stories tell of emotional highs and lows and how their child’s addiction affected their families. They reveal things that the mothers wish they had known and done differently. It is a book about a taboo subject that needs to be brought to light if any progress is ever to be made in the fight against the terrible disease of addiction.
The stories told in Not In Vain are meant to raise awareness and provide some level of comfort to families and that they are not alone. In addition, the book tells of resources that families found in their journey. Yoxheimer writes, “The fear and heartache of it all cut deep into our family. I observed his struggle closely for years as he was in and out of recovery, but I never fully realized the dangerous toll that heroine placed on his mind and body. He told me more than once, ‘Mom, you don’t understand; I want to
use every day of my life.’He was right! I did not understand until after his death the power that the drug held against him. His brain was literally hijacked! In spite of committing himself to multiple rehabs, recovery houses in and out of the area, drug court, and 12-step meetings, he was unable to achieve uninterrupted sobriety...With every memory of him now, I question my failures and wonder why I did not do more to help him. I felt so sad and helpless! If I only knew then what I know now perhaps he would still be here… My deepest sorrow!” Drug addiction knows no geographic or socioeconomic boundaries. Education, occupation, and net worth
are meaningless when one is faced with addiction and parents often never see it coming. No one ever thinks that their child will one day become an addict, yet, whether it is through a series of events or a twist of fate, addiction can enslave even the best of us. It is only through awareness and open, honest conversations that people, families, and society as a whole will heal from drug abuse and addiction. 100% of the Amazon/K DP proceeds from both this Ebook and paperback for Volume 1 are being donated to the #NotInVain nonprofit to continue supporting the grieving mothers of those lost to the drug pandemic.
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Submit contributions in a What: When: Where: format to webbnews@webbweekly.com. View more calendar listings at www.webbweekly.com. EVENTS EVENTS... American Legion Dinner What: Beer battered or broiled haddock dinner or beef stew and biscuit. Open to the public. You must wear a mask upon entry. Take out or eat in. Limited seating. Call 570-327-0255 for take-out orders. When: Friday, February 19, 2021, 4:30 p.m.-? Where: Royal P. Steinbacher, American Legion Post 0617, 901 South Market Street, South Williamsport. Virtual Workshop: Tax Prep Made Easy What: Are you thinking about tackling your own tax return this year? Then this virtual workshop was made for you. Join accounting professors Roy Fletcher and Bob Nolan for an info-packed session. They’ll walk you through how to complete your 2020 return, addressing each step of the process. From do’s and don’ts to commonly confused questions, they’ll address it all. You’ll even get a preview of the accounting programs at Penn College. There is no cost to attend. Just register to claim your spot and get the tips you need to complete your return with confidence. When: Thursday, February 25, 2021 7:00 p.m.8:00 p.m. Where: Register at pct.edu/taxprep.
American Legion Dinner What: Beer battered or broiled haddock dinner or chicken alfredo. Open to the public. You must wear a mask upon entry. Take out or eat in. Limited seating. Call 570-327-0255 for take-out orders. When: Friday, February 26, 2021, 4:30 p.m.-? Where: Royal P. Steinbacher, American Legion Post 0617, 901 South Market Street, South Williamsport. Book Sale What: Friends of Muncy Library book sale. When: Feb. 27th, from 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Where: Muncy Library, 108 S. Main St., Muncy. Book Sale What: Friends of Muncy Library book sale. When: March 9th, from 3:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m. Where: Muncy Library, 108 S. Main St., Muncy. Book Sale What: Friends of Muncy Library book sale. When: March 27th, from 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Where: Muncy Library, 108 S. Main St., Muncy. Book Sale What: Friends of Muncy Library book sale. When: April 13th, from 3:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m. Where: Muncy Library, 108 S. Main St., Muncy. Book Sale What: Friends of Muncy Library book sale. When: April 24th, from 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Where: Muncy Library, 108 S. Main St., Muncy. Homeschool Meetup What: Homeschool
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$10.00 for adults, $5.00 for children 10 and under. When: Friday, February 26th, from 4:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Where: St. Joseph the Worker Fleming Center, 720 West Fourth St. Williamsport. Fish Bake What: Lenten fish bake. Take Out Only (PreOrders & payment due Monday before dinner). $10.00 for adults, $5.00 for children 10 and under. When: Friday, March 12th, from 4:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Where: St. Joseph the Worker Fleming Center, 720 West Fourth St. Williamsport.
ART EXHIBITS... ART EXHIBITS The Bald Eagle Art League What: Oil painting plein air demonstration and discussion with Beth England. All meetings are free and open to the public. We hope to see you there! When: Thursday, March 4th, from 7:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. Where: Thomas Taber Museum, 858 West Fourth Street, Williamsport. MEETINGS MEETINGS... GriefShare Support Group What: A weekly seminar and support group for people who are grieving the loss of a loved one. When: Tuesdays at 7 p.m. Please contact the church at 570-546-8030 for the most current schedule. Where: First United Methodist Church, 602 S. Market St., Muncy.
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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: 1st & 3rd Tuesday of the month, through December, 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.
Aug. 30–Sep. 3 Late Summer in New England. We’ll visit Calvin Coolidges birthplace in VT. Billings Farm in Vermont, Country Store, Quechee Gorge in VT, lunch cruise on Lake Sunapee in NH. Norman Rockwell Museum in MA. Mystic Seaport in Ct., Gilette Castle in CT. and more. Includes lodging, all meals and attractions .................................................................................................................................... Price $1053.00 (Double) Sep. 22 Wednesday: PennsPeak @ Jim Thorpe Branson Fever Dinner Show Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn .............................................................................................. Price $88.00 Oct. 27 Wednesday: PennsPeak @ Jim Thorpe Islands in the Stream Dinner Show Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton................................................................................................ Price $90.00
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Andrea’s Home Cookin… can’t believe we are working our way to the end of February already. It’s unreal. I feel like once we get through February and March, we have winter in the bag. January always flies for us. My stepdad’s birthday is the first week of January, my daughter’s is the second week, and my husband’s is the third week. So needless to say, January goes so fast for us, and it is party-party all month long. My gram’s birthday is in there too, but this year we couldn’t celebrate with her, God love her. Gram, Lois Liddick, loved
parties. Mostly she loved throwing them or hosting anyone for dinner she could. I remember she would have missionaries from our church over for dinner pretty often, and sometimes even keep them overnight like she was running this little bed and breakfast. My gram served the Lord with all of her heart and did what she could for others anytime she was able. When I was in elementary school, we had show-and-tell days. I always wanted my gram’s dog Holly, who was a shih tzu, to come into school with me. Gram never said no.
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I love when our friends always volunteer our home. It makes me feel good that they love coming over and making themselves at home. Typically, every year over the winter, my husband and I enjoy having different families over for dinner. This year we were super dedicated. This week will be our seventh weekend in a row hosting, and we still want to continue through March at least. We have picked a family every weekend to come over and join us for dinner. Friends we don’t get to see as often over the winter and have that one-on-one time with them. With our crew, we go out to eat every weekend together, but I never really get to cook for them often. So, having them each two or four at a time gave us a little more one-on-one with each other. I’ve been making easier things, so it is easier to clean and gives us more time for visiting. Some of my menus looked like this: – Stromboli & Salad – Ham & Cheese Spirals with Tortellini Salad – Pizza Roll Up Sliders with Fruit Salad – Lasagna, Cheesy Bread & Green Beans – Different BBQs with Crockpot Mac & Cheese Nothing too extreme, but everyone really enjoyed it! Even made homemade ice cream a few times too! It was just
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FORGIVENESS – GOD’S WAY TO FREEDOM
n our 50 years of Pastoring, I am still amazed by how practical and relevant the Bible proves to be, if we are willing to turn from our sel shness, our pride and e brace God’s gift of his son Jesus Christ. I believe we can experience days of heaven on earth. In Matthew chapter 18, the account of Jesus being asked by Peter, “How many times should we forgive our brother hen he o ended or sinned against us seven times?” Jesus replied, “Seven times seventy.” Jesus then spoke of the Kingdom of heaven being like a King who took an account of his servants. One servant owed the King a large debt. The King was then going to sell the servant, his wife, children, and all he had to pay the debt. The servant begged for mercy the King had compassion and forgave the servant the debt. That same servant later met a fellow servant who owed him a small
debt. The Bible says, the servant took the fellow servant by the throat and demanded the fellow servant pay all the debt. The fellow servant begged for mercy; but the servant would not forgive the debt but rather had the fellow servant thrown into prison. When the King found out what happened, the King called the servant whom he had forgiven the large debt and asked why he had not had compassion on his fellow servant. The King called him wicked and was angry. The King then turned him over to the tormentors and put him in prison until he had paid all his debt. Jesus then said, “So likewise shall my heavenly father do to you also if you from your heart do not forgive everyone his brother his trespasses.” According to Jesus, those unwilling to forgive are promised the tormentors, whatever that means it does not sound good. This should be a huge incentive for us to forgive others to avert judgement.
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do what we cannot do. We have learned to get God to work with us; on our behalf, we make him part of the equation by stepping out in faith and obedience to His Word. Forgiveness is fundamentally a promise you make to yourself. a.) I will not use someone’s faults against them in the future. b.) I will not talk to others about the hurt or o ence c.) I will not dwell on the hurt or the o ence yself We need to remember this promise from God’s word in Isaiah 50:7 (TLB) which says, Because the Lord God helps me; I will not be dismayed, I have made up my mind to do things God’s way and I know God will help me be successful. Having a good marriage, raising good children, and a good life in general can be a struggle. Let us make sure the struggle is not of our own making. Let us forgive others, trust God and be free! ~ Pastor Wayne Holcomb
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still do it, we say it’s like riding a ong-term memory is as bike. In education, curriculum and complicated as it is fasciteaching methods are designed to nating. The creation and utilize the power of repetitive remaintenance of long-term inforcement to establish long-term memory involves both physiology memory. and repetition. Most long-term memories are a Some events are remembered due combination of both impact and to the sheer force of their impact. reinforcement. The reason we take When we experience something pictures and create scrapbooks is very significant, neurotransmitters because there are certain memories are released into the brain and the Tim we want to remember. Mementos event is permanently stored. Do Hartzell trigger the storytelling that reinyou remember where you were forces our memory. On our annion the morning of September 11, 2001? Of course, you do. The sheer force of versary, my sweet wife sets up a shrine to our those attacks released neurotransmitters into wedding on our dining room table. She does your brain, permanently imprinting a terri- it every year. It’s her way of triggering storytelling and preserving the memories of our ble moment in time. I can also tell you exactly where I was when special day in 1985. Hunters do the same with antlers. We mount Bill Buckner booted an easy ground ball to first base and opened the door for the Mets to deer heads and display them in special places win the ‘86 World Series. My fellow Mets fans to trigger storytelling. I get to visit High Rock will understand why that memory became a hunting camp once or twice a year with some part of my long-term memory. Being a Met’s very special friends. Their family hunting fan isn’t easy. Why am I a Met’s fan? The first history is preserved in a museum they call a major league ballgame I ever attended was at cabin. Every trip to the cabin is an opportuShea Stadium in 1969. I was five years old. It nity to retell the stories of legendary hunts, was a significant event planted deep into my the bucks that got away, and family memlong-term memory. That year, the underdog bers who have journeyed on to their happy “Miracle Mets” won the World Series, and I hunting grounds in the sky. Storytelling is powerful, so powerful that their stories have became a life-long fan. That’s my story. Some memories become long-term by way become a part of my story. Over the past twenty years, my office at the of reinforcement. Muscle memory is based on repetition. When we pick up something we haven’t done in a long time, and we can See FAITH on Pag e 30
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or this edition of “style of music, art, and dance as file,” we’re going to it relates to Black American take a look at Hip Hop identity. Since its beginnings Fashion, which began in the ‘70s, Streetwear and Hip in the 1970s and has had Hop Fashion have evolved increased influence in styles and incorporated elements of and trends every decade since. surf culture, punk, new wave, Hip Hop Fashion, aka and workout wear, with every Streetwear, is a casual yet major city in the United States distinctive style of dressing putting its own spin on this Bernadette style. In the 1980s, Hip Hop that originated from urban Ulsamer Fashion meant tracksuits and Black American and Latin American inner-city youths neon-colored leather jackets. in New York. It usually centers around Oversized sunglasses, Kangol bucket laidback, comfortable pieces such hats, nameplates, and gold rings as jeans, T-shirts, and hoodies in finished the Streetwear uniform for oversized silhouettes and sportswear- many young people celebrating Hip themed accessories, like baseball caps Hop culture. and sneakers. But what once started In the 90s, sportswear becomes a from humble beginnings has grown huge aspect of Hip Hop Fashion as into a robust and viable market with sports jerseys rose in popularity. A designer brands like Tommy Hilfiger, current player’s jersey, or better yet a Polo Ralph Lauren, Gucci, and athletic throwback jersey, dickies, and always brands like Adidas and Puma offering sneakers, were Hip Hop Fashion’s Hip Hop, inspired fashion, and main look. During this time, you products. begin to see a split in male vs. female Hip Hop fashion, like most fashion, Hip Hop style. Previously, girls and is not just about unique clothes and women emulated a more masculine funky accessories. At its core, it’s aesthetic, wearing baggy pants and about self-expression and serves as heavy work boots. However, by an extension of the Hip Hop’s culture See OUTFITS on Pag e 38
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commonly known as grills, rose in popularity. With the emphasis on jewelry and designer labels, critics from both in and outside of the Hip Hop community began to rebuke the glorification of consumerism. In the 2010s and now in the 2020s, Hip Hop Fashion has become ubiquitous with mainstream culture, both here in the US and internationally, with foreign cities like Tokyo, Milan, Laos, and Seoul putting their own stamp on modern Hip Hop Streetwear. There’s also a trend toward unisex
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Jesse O’ Thomas, a negro staff assistant in the war savings department of the U.S. Treasury in Washington, was the featured speaker of the program that included Mayor Leo C. Williamson, Charles F. Askey, director of the City Council of Defense, and E. S. Frymire, county salvage chairman.
Under the supervision of the Junior Council for the Bethune-Douglas Center, the first program in observance of Negro History Week was centered on reports of scrap and war savings stamp and bond drives conducted by the Negroes of the city. Reports of Negro-conducted stamp and bond drives as well as scrap drives during the first month of the year were presented to Mr. Askey and Salvage Chairman Frymire by ten-year-old Anna Mary Todd. According to reports Williamsport Negros purchased almost $600 worth of War Bonds in January. Negro history as an aid to the growth of the country was vividly described by
the featured speaker, Mr. O’Thomas. Mayor Williamson delivered the welcoming speech to Mr. O’Thomas on behalf of the colored and white citizens of The Friendly City of Williamsport: Toastmaster of the initial ceremony was Ross Lee Hewitt, Jr. of Boy Scout Troop 19. Musical entertainment at the ceremony was provided by the Four Keys and the musical ensemble of the center. Devotions were under the direction of Harry Jones and Ernestine Potts and in accordance with Boy Scout Week, ushers were Melvin Whaley and Tommy Brewer of Troop 19.
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hen most people think of a vegetable plant, they think of tomatoes right away. Over the years, I have planted various vegetables and fruits, but my personal favorite is the tomato. The tomato can be one of the easiest plants to have with a little work and the right amount of space. There are two types of tomato plants, indeterminate and determinate. Determinate means the tomato plant will grow to one height, then stop and begin pushing tomato blossoms to produce tomatoes. Determinate tomato plants typically will not produce a lot of tomatoes because of the restricted size. Indeterminate tomato plants will keep growing until the first heavy frost. I grow indeterminate tomato plants to over 10’ tall. The indeterminate tomato plants can produce lots of tomatoes all season
long. One of my favorite things about indeterminate tomato plants is that the tomatoes do not all ripen at the same time. If you have ever driven past a farm that grows tomatoes, more than likely, these are indeterminate plants. Most farmers who grow tomatoes in bulk do not stake them, so they do not lie on the ground. I will talk about how to stake tomato plants for another day. What is the best tomato plant to grow? That is totally your choice. The produce section of the store will usually stock Beefsteak and Cherry Tomatoes. These two types of tomatoes are often referred to as conventional tomatoes. If you look on my Instagram page, you will see the two plants are Better Boy and Grape Tomatoes. I chose these two for their size and flavor. I have grown Roma tomatoes before, but these tomatoes are mostly for canning and making
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tomato paste. Roma tomatoes would be considered indeterminate plants. Better Bush, Biltmore, and Celebrity Tomato plants would considered Charlie be Gizenski Determinate. These types of plants do very well in garden pots or even between flower beds since they are more of a bush style plant. I have grown these as well, but they yield a smaller amount since the plant is not very big. These would be a perfect fit for someone who lives in an apartment with a small deck or porch. I recommend you get plants that have been started at different times. This way, when you are harvesting tomatoes off one plant, you have another plant with tomatoes that are still ripening. This year I decided to try something new. I will be planting Heirloom tomatoes in my garden. Heirlooms are non-
hybrid tomatoes, meaning they have not been genetically altered to grow a certain size, shape, or color. Hybrids may have also been cross-pollinated to be disease free as well. The heirloom type of tomato seed has been in the U.S. for at least 50 years. Heirloom Tomatoes were first brought to Europe in the 1500s from South America. These tomatoes have a shorter shelf life and are less disease resistant than hybrids. I was given some Cherokee Purple seeds this past fall and asked to try my hand at growing them. If you look them up on the internet, you will see that they are not a very flashy tomato, meaning they will have some brown spots and will be different colors. They may not be the prettiest tomato, but they taste amazing! They have a smoke fire undertone with a sweet taste. I love trying to grow new types of fruits and vegetables each year. Please follow along and see what challenges I may have with the Cherokee purple tomato.
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FIRST FLOOR, 1 BEDROOM Apartment Near UPMC. Range, Refrigerator furnished. Off Street Parking, $495.00 Plus Utilities. 570-494-1499. 152118 NEWBERRY AREA: ROUNDHILL COURTYARD, Mid Rise, ½ off first month rent. Available Nice 1 bedroom, 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. 152261
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HOUSE FOR RENT In Trout Run. 4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths-Bungalow. In excellent condition. $800 plus utilities, $1,600 deposit and lease required. No pets. Contact Michael at 570-419-0380. 131415
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Chemcoat Inc. a family owned company has an opening for a CDL Class a Truck driver with Hazmat and Tanker endorsements. A passport will be required so that we can serve our customers to the north. If you need to acquire your passport Chemcoat will assist you. Our drivers operate tractors that are 3 years old or less. The tractors are equipped with APU’s, refrigerators, microwaves and have SiriusXM at no cost to the driver. We offer an excellent benefit package including Health, Eye and Dental coverage and have short and long term disability policies available at group rates. We also have a 401K program and time off pay available after your 90 day probation period. Our new drivers will receive a $1,500 dollar sign on bonus paid out in 3 payments. The drivers are compensated when they are required to complete a 34 hour reset while on the road. There is also compensation for load, unload and detention time. Not to mention liberal holiday breaks. The benefits of working for a small family owned business will become apparent as you enjoy the family atmosphere during our holiday luncheons, Company picnic, and Christmas party to name a few. If you would like to become part of our family please send your resume to jhursh@chemcoat.com or stop in to the main office and complete an application. We are located at 2790 Canfield Lane, Montoursville, PA 17754. 2790 Canfield Lane Montoursville PA 17754 570-368-8631
NEWBERRY AREA: ROUNDHILL COURTYARD, ½ off first month rent Available Very Nice 2 Bedrooms 1st and 2nd Floor Apartments, direct access to apartment from parking lot. 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. 152262 CEMETERY PLOTS
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