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A Trip to the Home Show and Back to Biden

Webb Weekly tip of the cap to the West Branch Susquehanna Builders Association on their efforts for this year’s 61st Home Show. If you remember, last year’s Home Show got set up and torn down without anybody attending due to Governor Wolf ’s orders regarding COVID. What a great effort this year by Carroll Pawlikowski, Executive Director, Association President Jim Hoffman, Hurley Kane, and the Home Show Committee. It was great to see so many people out and about smiling, laughing, and enjoying life as usual. The available space at the Lycoming Mall provided a perfect venue. This year’s Home Show attendance was over 2,450 folks. That may sound a little less than the 2019 Show; however, that number included all children in attendance. My staff and I are proud members and supporters of the West Branch Builders Association. It was great to meet and greet so many of you at our booth. Thank you for the kind words and some great story ideas. Now what everybody wants to know, the winner of this year’s Home Show Grill and Chill Package. Thank you to Gary and his gang at Elery Nau in Montoursville, where customer service comes first, for providing the great grill. More importantly, for the assembly so I did not have to do it.

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To Rupert’s Specialty Meats in Montoursville for providing a gift card for whatever the winner wants to throw on the grill. Mikey and his staff are always on point with everything that’s on the menu at his oldfashioned deli and butcher shop. And last, but definitely not least, my good friend ol’ Chet Ruth down at Frosty Beverage in Muncy. His good people provide the chill, as in whatever cold beverage you choose to go with what’s sizzling and on the side of the plate. So, just who was the winner out of all those “Register to Win!” Webb Weekly slips in the lucky top hats at the Show? Congrats to Navy veteran Mr. Rod Anspach of Allenwood. Alys Mingle and I have already delivered the grill package to the Anspachs. Enough fun. Now to pick up where I left off last week, the “Absolute Presidential Absurdity” observed during Mr. Biden’s first 90 days in office. If you missed it or need to get caught up on anything, remember all can be found at webbweekly.com My last column provided a quick overview of the crisis at the border, which continues to burn out of control with nothing being done from inside or outside the Oval Office. Can you imagine if this would have occurred during the Trump administration? The mainstream media would have had him

impeached by now. I finished up with my thoughts on the 1.9 trillion dollar welfare package our federally elected claim benefits mostly the American people, but truly benefits the non-working, our supersized federal government, and those Jim behind the government Webb, Jr. that figure out how to stake a claim in a share of the Monopoly money. That gets us to the next absurdity. In 2019 the U.S. was the largest producer of both petroleum and natural gas in the world. Not only were we energy efficient, but working towards being the largest exporter of energy in the world. It was not rocket science that accomplished this; it was commonsense management of the American energy industry. So, what does the inside-out approach of the Biden administration, controlled by a far-left wing socialist minority movement, and the billionaires using our Country as a cash machine do? They took the fastest growth period in American energy history and kicked it to the curb. This to guarantee the return to world energy dependence. Not really a great way to strengthen the economy and protect, most importantly, our Nation’s sovereignty. Again, this is the type of issue the news media in this Country should be jumping on to hold government accountable. President Biden and his buffoons shutting down the Keystone XL Pipeline may be the

most treasonous act in American energy history. Governor Wolf not speaking up on the effect this would have on the Pennsylvania economy and standing up for the PA energy worker again shows us who he is. The biggest winner in this debacle may have been Warren Buffett, who constantly proves America means nothing to him. The beyond billionaire will become even more wealthy just through the transportation of natural gas on his railroads from Canada to the United States. One of the biggest smoking guns of collusion and insider trading ever between a global billionaire and the federal government. Again, where’s the investigative reporting? President Joe says it isn’t so, and that’s good enough for them. That gets us to the next and maybe the most important issue, candidate Biden’s often mentioned plan of attack on the Coronavirus. He was very specific; he had “the best plan” that would work, much different than anything being done. Well, if you believe that, I’ve got some beachfront property in Jersey Shore to sell you. And that’s Pennsylvania. Again, complete amnesia by the national news media and it is forgotten about. Remember when the Washington democrats would not take the vaccination being pushed forward by the previous administration? You know, the same ones that pushed themselves to the front of the line in January and now claim to be the leaders of getting shots in arms of Americans. I will pick up at this point next week. God Bless America.

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friend who fondly remembered his once-upon-a-time reading of it. “A couple weeks before he died, Bill just wanted to write. He talked about it a lot,” said Tom Speicher, who met Byham as a Lycoming College freshman. “About two years afterward, I got the idea that publishing his book would be a great way to pay tribute to him. We need more stories like this, sharing the virtues of teamwork, conflict resolution and friendship.” The two men’s relationship is a particularly heartening “buddy story” of camaraderie and mutual respect, begun in that long-ago fall 1985 semester. Speicher, now a writer/video producer at Pennsylvania College of Technology, had taken his interest in sports announcing to one of the best practitioners in the area. Byham, retired from a distinguished career as a teacher and coach in South Williamsport, mentored sports announcers for Lycoming’s radio station, WRLC. With Byham’s guidance, Speicher

became a mainstay on the station’s football and basketball broadcasts. A few years later, he interned in Lycoming’s Sports Information Office when Byham headed that department. In 1998, Speicher joined the WRAK Radio crew as the “Man in the Crowd” for one of Byham’s favorite assignments: the Little League Baseball World Series. They would work together for 20 of Byham’s 56 consecutive years at the microphone, a phenomenal record of service that resulted in naming the Volunteer Stadium press section in his honor. The rapport that developed over those years proved invaluable as Speicher began his mission to bring “Bucky Deacon” to life. He contacted Byham’s son, Rob, who “scrounged around and found the original manuscript” — which was missing a chapter — and who gave the family’s blessing to the endeavor. “Knowing Bill, he probably let someone read the chapter — and

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never got it back,” Speicher said. “And since it fell at a crucial point in the story, after he had set up such a compelling conflict, I had to brainstorm and fill that hole from scratch.” Throughout multiple readings and revisions, Speicher said his foremost goals were to honor Bill’s memory and to preserve his voice. While the text has been updated to reflect the times — “there were no smartphones or social media in Bucky’s original world,” he said — it was important to retain Byham’s personality. Feedback indicates that he succeeded: “People who have read the book, those who knew Bill, say they could definitely hear his voice,” Speicher said. Speicher fleshed out that portrait with names that meant much to the mentor: The Southland Wolves reflect his co-author’s longtime association to South Williamsport, as well as to the mascot at his Kane High School alma mater; and the Wolves play their home games at

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BILL BYHAM seen financial burdens while pursuing their education. Tom’s lovely gesture will go a long way in helping students stay on track with their academic pursuits, for which we are extremely grateful.” Aiding the scholarship fund isn’t the only campus connection in Bucky’s story. Along the road to publication, Speicher enlisted several colleagues and co-workers. The front and back covers were

designed by Kennedy L. Englert, a 2020 graduate in graphic design and advertising art, now working as a designer at Missouri State University; and judicious early-draft suggestions were offered by Jennifer A. Cline, editor of Penn College Magazine. Speicher received additional input from novelist/screenwriter Paul Lally, also a writer/director for “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood”

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and an executive producer for “Ciao Italia,” America’s longest-running cooking show. (The two men met while Speicher was executive producer and co-host of “You’re the Chef,” a national public television series based in what was then the college’s School of Hospitality.) He also consulted with two men who regularly traveled in Byham’s orbit: fellow broadcaster Ken Sawyer and Gabe Sinicropi, vice president of marketing and public relations for the Williamsport Crosscutters. Contacted, as well, was Speicher’s niece Allison Baltz, a first-grade teacher in Chesterfield County, Virginia, who advised him on the age-appropriateness of the book’s themes. The recommended age range for readers is 10 to 14. Bucky’s dream to play on an elite eighth-grade football team in Pennsylvania comes with a high-stakes challenge: “He’s got to learn to share the huddle with a fierce rival from the other side of town, who doesn’t want to play along,” notes the spoil-

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ohn 20:19-20, “On the evening of that first day of the week (Easter morning), when the disciples were together, with the doors locked for fear of the Jewish leaders, Jesus came and stood among them and said, “Peace be with you!” After he said this, he showed them his hands and side.” Evening? Have you ever wondered why Jesus waited so long to appear to His disciples? Mary Magdala saw Him early in the morning, but He doesn’t appear to disciples until evening. Why? And what was He doing in the meantime? Luke 24:13-35 likely gives us the answer—and we’ll talk about that in next week’s article. Peace When Jesus appears to the disciples, the very first word He speaks is “Peace.” In Greek, the word is eirene. In Aramaic and Hebrew, it is shalom. It refers to a state of tranquility; of harmony, security, safety, and prosperity. He then shows them His scars and they are overcome with joy. Again, He says “Peace”. Why? Because they were fearful and anxious.

Anxious The disciples were afraid of what the Jewish leaders might do to them. According to Matthew’s gospel, rumors were already circulating around Jerusalem that the disciples had stolen Jesus’ body. Would they be crucified next? Believe me, if you had just witnessed someone being crucified, and you think you might be next, you’d be anxious too. To be anxious means to be worried, afraid, nervous or agitated, especially about something that is going to happen or might happen. Anxiety can cause depression, panic attacks, sleeplessness, headaches, irritability, increased heartrate and intensified heartbeats, high blood sugar, upset stomach, fatigue, high blood pressure, loss of appetite, and even unexplainable aches and pains. Anxiety engages the sympathetic side of the Autonomic Nervous System, causing the release of the stress hormones adrenaline and cortisol. The fight or flight response was designed by God to help us respond quickly to

danger. It is a very fast system intended for very short-term reactions. Fear and anxiety, even when they exist outside of immediate danger, continue to cause the ANS to respond Tim with a constant flow Hartzell of adrenaline and cortisol, negatively effecting every aspect of our being. This is why stress and anxiety are so destructive. Worry and Fear In Matthew 6, Jesus says “Do not worry.” In John 14 He says, “Do not let your hearts be troubled.” John tells us in I John 4 “there is no fear in love.” We hear these statements, yet somehow the worry and fear continue—and so does the destruction of life. Worry and fear are common sins. Don’t excuse your sins. Instead, seek grace to overcome them. If you cycle endlessly in worry and fear, you are sinning. Confess your sin and seek God’s grace to overcome. His grace is sufficient. Do you believe it? Jesus acknowledged there is plenty

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important to Him. No one should be alone in suffering or in the midst of attack. Part of the reason we tend to isolate when trouble comes is because we’re afraid of being judged by fellow Christians in the midst of our sorrow. How sad. As Christians, we should feel free to talk openly with our confidants, even about our troubles. Jesus did. 3. Pray honestly. Jesus asked, “My Father, if it is possible, may this cup be taken from me.” It is acceptable to be honest with God. It’s okay to let God know you are not pleased with the trouble you are facing. He already knows — and being honest with God is an effective way of aligning your spirit to His. He will understand because Jesus is a high priest and mediator who is familiar with our struggles. See Hebrews 4:15. You don’t need to hide or act brave in God’s presence. He just wants you to be honest. It is an essential ingredient in peace. 4. Pray submissively. Jesus recognized God’s sovereignty and stated, “Yet not as I will, but as you will.” It is a courageous and faith-filled statement to put your trust fully in God.

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t is estimated that more than 30% of Americans are living with chronic and acute pain, and that percentage increases with age. In the past, opioids have commonly been the choice for chronic pain management. However, this approach to treating pain has been largely proven ineffective while also contributed to our nation’s opioid epidemic, causing many people with chronic pain to look for opioid alternatives. Opioids Play A Role While prescription opioid medication can play an important role in helping manage acute or short-term pain or pain associated with diseases such as cancer, these drugs were never intended to routinely treat chronic or long-term pain. Even today, there is a lack of evidence for such extended use. Opioids work by binding to opioid receptors in the brain to block pain signals. These receptors also control important functions in your body, so using opioids can cause a range of side effects, including: • respiratory instability • sleep apnea • mood disorders • constipation • vomiting and nausea

• allergic reactions • physical dependence • dangerous interactions with other drugs When you take opioids, your body builds up a tolerance, meaning that you may need to take a higher dose to feel the same relief over time. A pain management specialist can manage many of these side effects with other prescription medications. But as you balance pain relief with side-effect management, you may find yourself ordering your day around your medication schedule. Additionally, higher doses can lead to more side effects and you can become dependent on the medication to function. But it doesn’t have to be this way. Non-Opioid Treatment Options There are many non-opioid pain medications that are available over the counter or by prescription, such as ibuprofen, acetaminophen, aspirin, and steroids, and some patients find that these are all they need. Other people find relief with nondrug therapies that can be used alone or in combination with medications. These include: Physical and Occupational Therapy – A physical or occupational therapist or physician who specializes in physical medicine and rehabilitation may be able to create an exercise program that helps you improve your ability to function and de-

creases your pain. Whirlpools, ultrasound, and deep-muscle massages may also help. Relaxation and Posture – Many patients also find relief from massages and other relaxation techniques, as well as biofeedback, where you learn to control involuntary functions such as your heart rate. Additionally, many patients may underestimate how much of a role posture can play in their pain. Sometimes minor modifications in our lifestyle related to how we sit, lift, walk, and move can make a big impact. Injections or Nerve Blocks – If you are having a muscle spasm or nerve pain, injections with local anesthetics or other medications can help short-circuit your pain. Some of these treatments can have lasting effects, while others can provide temporary relief until a long-term treatment plan can be established. Neurostimulation or Spinal Cord Stimulation – Neurostimulation therapy treatment of spinal cord stimulation is a very safe way to treat pain from multiple parts of the body (neck, arms, abdomen, back, knee, feet, and others). This advanced therapy is different from electrostimulation as mentioned below. Spinal cord stimulator therapy involves placement of a fully implantable reversible system that allows patient to self-regulate their pain with a handheld device. Spinal cord stimulator implant is like a cardiac pacemaker, where wires and batteries are used. However, for spinal cord stimulators, the wires are placed in the spine rather than the heart. Electrostimulation – Electrical nerve

stimulation can provide short-term pain relief, especially for various types of muscle pain, by sending low-voltage electrical signals from a small device to the painful area through pads attached to the skin. Surgery – When other treatments aren’t effective, surgery can be performed to correct abnormalities in your body that may be responsible for your pain. Surgery is traumatic and can require extensive follow-up care but can prove to be the best option for some patients. Talk to Your Provider While body pains associated with aging are a natural part of life, pain shouldn’t control your life. If you’re living with chronic pain, talk to your primary care provider. They can provide initial evaluation and refer you to a specialist if needed. Pain management specialists can work with you to create an individualized comprehensive self-management program that will allow for greater control over your chronic pain. Vwaire Orhurhu, MD, MPH, is a pain management physician with UPMC Pain Management. People of all ages can benefit from pain management to treat discomfort from surgery, chronic or acute muscular conditions, or skeletal, neuropathic, and cancer pain. Dr. Orhurhu sees patients at UPMC Pain Management, 1100 Grampian Blvd., Williamsport; UPMC Lock Haven, 24 Cree Dr., 3rd Floor, Lock Haven; and UPMC Specialty Care, 2330 Saint Mary St. West, 1st Floor, Lewisburg. To schedule an appointment, call 570-326-8457.

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This Week’s LION Vets Helping Vets By Larry Stout

o one knows exactly who the first military person to say, “no man left behind,” but it captures the commitment between those serving in uniform. And it does not leave after the uniform is off because there is a bond among vets that is impossible to describe but also impossible to miss. Unfortunately, for many of those who served in combat or combat areas, there are scars that never truly heal. Many veterans are known to have a warrior’s mentality and often refuse or fail to address their needs for physical and psychological health care. When they get back to civilian life, they may have ‘triggers’ that lead to harm to themselves and those around them. As was mentioned in last week’s County Hall Corner column, the Lycoming County Veterans Court is an extremely important treatment

court that began in January 2019 to address the growing number of veterans in our county who find themselves involved in the criminal justice system. For the veteran, it begins with Jerod Corman, an officer with the Adult Probation Department. Jerod is a young man who graduated seven years ago from Penn College with a degree in Applied Human Services. He was leaning toward joining the PA State Police, but after interning with the Lycoming County Adult Probation Office, he found his occupational home. The county benefited the most because this young man is incredibly wise and committed to his job. Since all treatment courts are voluntary, when Jerod knows an individual is a military veteran, he will go through all the objectives of the program and all the things they must abide by. He must discern if they are ready for positive change, and if not, then this

is not the program for them. If Jerod believes they could benefit from this program, he will encourage them to apply. This will then be reviewed by the District Attorney and West Branch Drug and Alcohol representatives to determine if they are appropriate for the veteran. It takes a lot of effort and a lot of work from many people, not the least of which is the veteran. Still, the result is that justice is served by keeping the community safe and the individual being rehabilitated rather than just being incarcerated. It is win/win for everyone. But Jerod was quick to note that the absolutely key element to this program is the veteran mentors. This is spearheaded by the Lycoming County Veterans Affairs Director, Mike McMunn, who serves in a volunteer capacity as mentor coordinator and not as part of his county job. Like Jerod, he seems like he was born for the task he is now doing, although unlike Jerod, who has yet to see 30, Mike is in his midseventies. Despite the age disparity, these men work hand-in-hand in a

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EVENTS EVENTS... Waterfowl Walk What: Have you noticed the feathered frenzy lately? Spring is the time to welcome back all of our migrating birds. We will drive to various points around Ricketts Glen to look for waterfowl and other water birds visiting Lake Jean on their migration. Good boots are recommended for walking. Please bring your own bug spray, field guide, 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: Tuesday, April 20 from 9:00-11:00 a.m. Where: Meet at the Visitor Center in Ricketts Glen State Park. Virtual Homeschool Day K-6th What: This program is for homeschool or cyber school families with children in grades K-6. We’re learning about birds! Topics include bird characteristics, identification, migration, nests, and eggs. Registration required by emailing Rhiannon Summers at rhsummers@pa.gov or calling 570-4777780. When: Wednesday, April 21 from 10:00-11:00 a.m. Where: Virtual

Earth Day Hike What: Hiking part of the Falls Trail to see our biggest waterfall, Ganoga Falls. This is a 1-mile moderate hike. Good boots are recommended for walking. 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, April 22 from 9:00-11:00 a.m. Where: Park and meet at the Lake Rose Lot by the pavilion in Ricketts Glen State Park. Virtual Workshop: Transplanting Troubles What: Spring gardening season is finally here. We hope you’re as excited as we are! Join us for a followup workshop that builds on everything you learned in the March session. Missed that one? No problem. You’ll still get lots of pro tips from this info-packed event. This time we’ll focus on the transplanting process. There’s a lot to think about when preparing those seedlings and successfully moving them into their final spot in your garden. We’ll rundown some common mistakes and offer expert advice so you can get it right the first time around. You’ll also learn lots of other planting tips like how to layout your garden and make the most of your space. When: Thursday, April 22, 2021, 6:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Where: Register at pct.edu/transplanting. Bygone Town of Ricketts Tour What: Discover where the lumber town of Ricketts used to stand and learn some history along the way. Good boots are recommended for walking. Please bring your own bug spray. This area has ticks. We will meet at the Visitor Center, and then we will drive out to the site. 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, April 23 from 2:00-3:00 p.m. Where: Park and meet at the Visitor Center in Ricketts Glen State Park. Dinner What: Beer battered or broiled haddock dinner or meatloaf dinner. 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, April 23, 2021, 4:00 p.m. to ? Where: Royal P. Steinbacher, American Legion Post 0617, 901 South Market Street, South Williamsport. 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. Dinner What: Beer battered or broiled haddock dinner or baked chicken dinner. 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, April 30, 2021, 4:00 p.m. to ? Where: Royal P. Steinbacher, American Legion Post 0617, 901 South Market Street, South Williamsport. Day Camp What: A nature-based day camp for kids K to 4th grade. 100% masked, 100% outdoors. For more info: bethany.marcello@gmail.com. When: Wednesday mornings, April 7th-May 26th from 9:00 a.m.-noon. Where: Montoursville, PA. 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: 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. CHURCH EVENTS CHURCH EVENTS... St. Andrew Muncy Rummage Sale What: Rummage sale. Everyone is welcome! When: Friday, April 23, 8 a.m.-3 p.m.; Saturday, April 24, 8 a.m.-11a.m. Where: St. Andrew Lutheran Church, 201 South Main Street, Muncy. Clothing Giveaway What: Daniel’s Closet - free clothing. Masks required. When: Saturday, April 24, 2021 from 8:30-11:00 a.m. Where: Church of Redeemer, Lutheran, 1100 Washington Blvd., Williamsport. Bake Sale and More What: Hot dogs, hamburger BBQ, baked beans, chips, drinks, and bake sale table at Nisbet Community Yard Sale. When: Saturday, April 24, from 8:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Where: Nisbet Fire Hall, 166 W. Village Dr., Nisbet. Soup Sale What: Drive thru soup sale. Homemade vegetable beef soup.

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Call to artists to display/sell their art What: The annual Way’s Garden Art Show. Contact: Gretchen.mangiardi@gmail.com When: Sunday, June 13, 2021 from 11:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Where: Corner of Fourth and Maynard sts., Williamsport. MEETINGS MEETINGS... Kaos Fun Zone Meetup What: Public is welcome to take advantage of our discounted rate of $10 per participant for 2 hours of bowling, arcade, Fly World, and Lazer Tag. For more information, go to our website: www.lcchea.com Hosted by Lycoming & Clinton Counties Home Educators Association. When: 1st Thursday of each month, 4:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m. Where: Kaos Fun Zone, Williamsport.

Flute Choir What: The concert is for the Williamsport Flute Choir. The church requires that you wear a mask and distance each other. When: Sunday, May 2nd at 2:00 p.m. Where: First United Methodist Church, 604 Market Street, Williamsport.

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Church Service What: Sunday service. Sermon Title: The Family of God. Bringing Joy To The Family Sermon Text: 3 John 1-13. All are welcome to learn about God and the Christian life. When: Sunday Morning Service Time 10:15 a.m. Where: Garden View Baptist Church, 1600 Doris Ave., Williamsport.

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again.” What followed was one of the most fascinating commentaries that I remember hearing in a meeting. Jason Yorks, the Lycoming County Resource Management Center director, was still on the phone connection as he had four items on the agenda that day. His business had been concluded, but he wisely stayed on the line. What followed next was so good, I have transcribed his three-and-a-half-minute extemporaneous response for reading. It has been cleaned up slightly for pauses and repetitions, but this is essentially what Director Yorks ex-

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COUNTY HALL plained: “Commissioners, if I might, first off, the size of the openings are scaled to the size to the size of the objects that we can accept for recycling. The large rigid products that we were getting were being bailed and stored; we had those in storage for three years looking for places to send them. We really have no outlets for the rigid plastic such as laundry baskets, kitchen sets, swimming pool covers. No time did I ever say that swimming pool covers, and liners were recyclable. “People have been abusing the dropoff box system for decades. I would also like to reiterate, multiple times I tried, that the drop-off system is a service provided by RMS through the sale of product and scale sales at the landfill. This isn’t a tax-payer-funded system. We tried to provide a service to the host municipalities as a benefit to the citizens. “Unfortunately, when I was recycling coordinator, I did not push for a modified opening. A lot of municipalities already had modified openings based on what is typically accepted recycla-

ble products. One of the situations we’ve discussed many times with you is this fluctuation of the markets. The fluctuation does not help. Most of the time, we do not have any outlets for the type of things that people are trying to recycle. “The holes are there for a reason! Unfortunately, the public has gotten away with giving us bags of used cat litter, bags of diapers, just absolute gross things that you or I would not want to sort through. The items are just atrocious. This system is programmed, as we’ve talked about, and needs to be as sustainable as possible. And that must be through the use of the right product that is recyclable so that we are not spending funds sending stuff to the landfill that we have to sort through. “While I hear the concerns, people have no understanding at the drop boxes in the sense that they are seeing inconvenience for the five minutes it takes them to put the bottles in the hole, but if they were on our side, and our staff has to rummage through their diapers, their cat litter, their food scraps, plastic objects that don’t fit

into anything — the abuse is unreal. “Quite frankly, last year with COVID, we had to shut down with the unknowns of COVID at the time; this was the time that we needed to restart the clock. So much, commissioners, I would say, that other counties, other municipalities, other entities that have landfilling and recycling facilities have reached out to us for copies of our design drawings of the boxes because of the effectiveness and the concerns that they are seeing the same things as well. It is a necessity. It is a necessary evil. People are abusing the drop boxes.” Sometimes a writer cannot say it any better than the source material (which is available, by the way, on the county website: lyco.org, under commissioner’s meetings). There was a bit more tete-a-tete with the commissioners after Director Yorks finished, but this was the essence of the message. And it is a message we all should be heeding. There are 40 such recycling containers located around the county, and everything from satellite dishes, bed mattresses, lawn chairs, and car parts has been attempted to be forced into these or just left beside them. The recycle renegades are hurting us all —

causing thousands and thousands of lost man-hours and definitely NOT helping the environment. Please take a few minutes and go to the county’s website: http://lyco. org/Departments/Resource-Management-Ser vices/Recycling/ What-is-Recyclable, and educate yourself on what is and what is not recyclable. For the most part, plastic containers, cans, glass, cartons, and paper are acceptable. The glass should not be broken, and the paper should not be styrofoam or foil gift wrap. But PLEASE — no plastic bags or plastic wrap, no clothing or linens, no food or liquids, no “tanglers” such as hoses, wires, chains, or electronics. At the Landfill location itself off of Rt. 15 South in Montgomery, items such as electronic devices, appliances, and wood waste can be dropped off. We are extremely fortunate to have such a well-managed resource management system in our local area. It produces a healthy profit and is a trendsetter for other such facilities in our region. Hats off to Director Jason Yorks and the amazing and largely thankless job that he and his crew do for Lycoming County.

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each space, look for easy ways to reduce unsightly messes and improve organization. If your entryway always becomes a jumbled pile of shoes and coats, consider adding a storage bench and hooks to bring some order to the area. If the kids’ toys always accumulate in the living room, add a storage chest or large baskets to store them when not in use. If tools and equipment make the garage unusable, install shelving units to keep everything in place.

Eliminate the excess. Spring cleaning is also an opportunity to declutter and make way for something new, either by donating or selling unused things. Whether it’s last season’s fashion and accessories or unused tech and fitness gear, that item you never used - or haven’t used in a while - may be exactly what someone else is looking for. Online platforms can make the process easy and be a way to earn extra cash or help fund other home upgrades. Look for marketplaces that help you maximize your return; eBay, for example, is giving sellers 200 free listings every month, meaning you only pay after your items

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usic continues at the Uptown Music Collective! The Collective’s summer enrollment week begins on April 19th and runs until April 24th, 2021. Enrollment is open for both in-person and virtual private lessons on Guitar, Vocals, Bass, Keyboards, and Drums. The Summer Semester will begin on May 3rd, 2021, and will run for 15 weeks. The Summer Semester will see the continuation of the Adult Music Program at the Collective known as “AMP”. This program is intended for those who wish that the Collective had been around when they were kids. The program is specifically designed with adult students in mind, while still applying the Collective’s renowned music curriculum. “The Collective is always enrolling for private lessons,” said UMC assistant executive director, Jared Mondell. “Our enrollment weeks are the best time to get involved, but our doors are always open to those who want to connect

with music.” In the last 20+ years, the Uptown Music Collective has grown from what many used to call “the best-kept secret in the Williamsport area,” to one of the area’s most highly respected, non-profit, educational organizations. While the school is dedicated to providing a wellrounded education to students of all ages, it focuses many of its programs on students 10 to 18 years old. The Uptown Music Collective is known for its positive peer group, inspiring teachers, and a diverse multitude of performance opportunities. “The Collective is a place of growth. A musical home where you learn where you stand with music, and what you want to take out of it,” says UMC Alumni, David Chubirka. “At the Collective you not only learn how to play music. You learn to live and breathe it. The teachers here inspire you. Bring you to new levels of what you never thought you’d accomplish. Setting new goals for yourself every time you step foot in that building.

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Learning an instrument somewhere else… just isn’t the same.” Even though the Collective is known for highly talented student performers, there is no previous experience needed to enroll and take lessons. There are currently openings for students of all levels who are looking for private instruction. The school also offers financial assistance upon request and scholarship opportunities every year. The school feels strongly about the role of music in creating well-rounded, thoughtful young people, and works to establish characteristics such as self-

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A Brunch Spread Fit for Spring

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rom tasty small bites to a filling feast and even dessert for breakfast, brunch options are nearly endless. Take your spring brunch to the next level with recipes that appease appetites of all kinds. First, start with portioned pastry cups perfect for appetizers. Bring out the protein-packed breakfast burritos for the main course then, for a final touch of sweet deliciousness, offer up lemony doughnuts to cap off the feast. Find more brunch recipes at Culinary. net. Bite-Sized Breakfast

Appetizer-sized portions and small bites of all sorts are ideal for breakfast spreads, and these Pastry Brunch Cups are perfect for starting a morning meal with loved ones. Or, if a busy schedule looms, try baking a batch and separating into appropriate serving sizes for a simple way to meal prep heading into a new week. Pastry Brunch Cups Servings: 18 Ingredients: • 2 tablespoons butter • 2 tablespoons flour • 1 1/2 cups milk • 1 cup shredded Swiss cheese

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• 2 sheets puff pastry • 18 eggs • 2 cups diced ham • chopped fresh green onions Directions: Heat oven 375 F. In small saucepan, melt butter. Whisk flour with butter. Gradually pour in milk, whisking each time. Bring to simmer, whisking until mixture starts to thicken. Remove from heat; stir in Swiss cheese. Set aside. Use rolling pin to thin out puff pastries. Cut each into nine squares. Line pastry squares in muffin cups, pressing bottoms down firmly and moving pastries up sides for edges to come up just over muffin tins. Fill each cup with 1 teaspoon cheese sauce. Crack one egg into each cup and sprinkle each with diced ham. Bake 10-15 minutes until eggs set. Sprinkle with chopped green onions. Power Brunch with a Protein-Packed Burrito A well-rounded brunch calls for a multitude of dishes and beverages, but it wouldn’t be complete without a proteinpacked recipe to get the day started. This delicious Breakfast Burrito is loaded with colorful veggies and Silver Fern Farms 100% grass-fed strip steak. Hailing from New Zealand, home to some of the world’s most natural tasting beef and lamb, this premium cut of beef is aged 21 days and minimally processed with no added growth hormones or antibiotics. The animals are grass-fed year-round and allowed to roam and graze freely, so the

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on turkey loads, and that is especially true for use in the 20 gauge or .410. While it may be a bit pricey, using it will go a long way to insure success, especially when you are mentoring a youth and want all the advantages you can muster. Turkey hunting can certainly be very exciting, but there are times when things may drag a bit, particularly for a young or inexperienced hunter. I would normally discourage having a video game device in a hunting blind, but this is the one circumstance where it just may keep the youth from dozing off and losing interest when the activity slows a bit! During the opening day of the regular statewide season and throughout the first week or so, the turkeys in the area you plan to hunt should be relatively undisturbed. They will generally accept some tactics that later in the season they will have been educated to and, thus, will be less likely to respond to. I refer to decoys, calling and positioning.

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Choosing an exact position from which to hunt, hopefully well before the season opens, can be a key factor in a successful hunt. Select a large tree near a roost area or in the area where the turkeys travel or feed, and make sure there are clear areas through which to shoot and that there is no brush to obstruct a clear view and clear shot. The ideal tree will be at least shoulder width in size. Ideally, there will be several sites in the area where you will be hunting that you can use as your setup location. It is easy for the turkeys to pattern you when they hear calling coming from the same exact location day after day. Remember to carry more calls than you think you need. You should have a box call or two, and one or two slate calls, and several mouth calls as well. You can never know ahead of time just which call will work best on a given day. By having multiple calls that offer a variety of tone and pitch, you will have a much better chance of interesting a passing gobbler. Good luck, and remember, it is critical to positively identify your target and the surroundings before you squeeze the trigger!

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Many of the turkeys may never have seen a decoy before (in the previous spring or fall season). In a woods setting, a single hen decoy placed along a logging road or an opening in the woods will help draw the interest of a gobbler. If setting up in a field edge or other large openings, it would be better to use multiple decoys. Two hen decoys and a jake decoy make an ideal setup to bring in a mature gobbler who is looking to defend his territory and his hens. When it comes to calling, simply don’t overcall. Too often, we “learn” our techniques by watching videos or TV shows, where aggressive and continual calling seems to be the norm. What they don’t depict on these shows and in the videos are the long periods of silence that occur in real life as they patiently wait for a response from a nearby bird. A period of 20 to 30 minutes between calls will be much more realistic in the woods, and then a single cluck or two, or a short series of yelps will sound much more like a live hen. Continual and aggressive calling will tend to educate nearby turkeys that there is a hunter in the area!

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turkey numbers as the reason for the change. Surveys show that only 14 percent of Pennsylvania’s fall turkey hunters use rifles, but rifles are responsible for 33 percent of the fall turkey kill. It’s believed that the new regulation could reduce the harvest numbers by 20 percent. To be honest, I have never been a fan of using a rifle or handgun in turkey season, mainly from a safety standpoint. The thought of me sitting out there in camouflage with a turkey decoy set up 20 yards in front of me and someone aiming a rifle at that decoy and not seeing me on the other end never appealed to me. Besides that, I think the real art of a fall turkey hunt comes into play with a call or breaking up a flock and then calling a bird back to the gun range. Well, these are a couple of the big changes we are dealing with, there are some other changes, but space doesn’t permit. Be sure to check your regulation manual when you pick up your license.

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23 WMUs had a concurrent buck and doe season while the other 13 WMUs had the first week of does only, followed by a week of concurrent buck and doe. The game commission has pointed out that this change is not intended to decrease the deer herd but rather to increase hunting opportunities. As expected, there are those who are concerned that the deer herd will suffer from the change, but it should be pointed out that the game commission will also be reducing the doe tags that will be issued by 7,000. It’s also interesting to note that 52 percent of those polled in the 2020 deer hunter survey were in favor of the new regulations. Another significant change will be coming to the fall turkey hunting season; commissioners have voted to ban the use of rifles and handguns for taking fall turkeys. Crossbows, shotguns, muzzleloaders, and archery equipment can still be utilized. Season lengths have also been reduced in 14 WMUs. The commission has cited declining

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that are the most important things. But, on occasions, instances occur which propels sports into arenas that are not about the games on the field or court but rather an attempt to project a particular opinion. Following a year of a COVID-caused 60-game season, Major League Baseball joyfully launched its 2021 campaign, fully intending to play a full 162-game schedule in 2021. But only a few days after the first pitch was thrown, it delivered a fastball under the chin of the Atlanta Braves by announcing it

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This is to be the year baseball honors Hall of Famer Hank Aaron, who broke Babe Ruth’s home run record while playing in Atlanta. Aaron is also credited with being a positive force in improving race relations in the Georgia city. Census figures reveal Atlanta’s population is 51% African-American. Denver’s population is 81% white. Aaron’s playing career ended in 1976. Denver didn’t obtain a Major League franchise until 1993. Yet, by MLB’s actions, it makes more sense to honor the legacy of Hank Aaron in a predominantly white community in which Aaron never played a single game. Connecting those dots is a bit of an absurdity.

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