Webb Weekly December 29, 2021

Happy New Year 2022

VOLUME 19 • NUMBER 52

A Family-Oriented Publication

DECEMBER 29, 2021

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From the Editor…

Happy New Year!

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ell, look at me all fancy like Applebee’s on page 2!

I have to tell you; this is one of my favorite issues of the year. Honestly, every year when I write this article, it’s hard not to get a little choked up thinking about all the fantastic organizations that my co-workers and I get to support this week, from furbabies to actual babies to families and vets and the great outdoors!

This week’s issue is just one of the many ways Jimmy helps people and our community throughout the year. I can’t state enough that Jimmy doesn’t get (nor would he want) nearly enough recognition for all the contributions he makes to our community every year.

I want to say thank you to Jimmy, not only for the opportunity that he gives us with this issue but also for all that he does for so many all year long. Thanks, JWebb!

So, on to the details about this week’s issue: For the past six years, Jimmy has given each full-time employee a page of the paper to donate to the charity of their choice. We all get to pick something that is near and dear to us and donate ad space, editorial space, or a combination of both.

As you can see on the cover, we have a variety of organizations from across the area that we donated space to this week.

I’m sure that you are familiar with most, and you can learn about what they do in more detail as you read through this issue, but here is a quick rundown: Aly’s Monkey Movement: Aly’s Monkey Movement is a young girl’s dream to change the world by raising money to purchase stuffed animal monkeys to deliver to children all over the United States. These children are experiencing something hard in their lives. Whether it be an illness, the loss of a parent, or a house fire; Aly aims to provide a piece of comfort, or joy to the child in the midst of their fear.

Beckoning Cat Project: They believe that the problem of “too many cats and not enough homes” can be addressed through educational outreach, coordination of services, and a comprehensive neuter-spay program that reaches all cats in our neighborhoods.

Clinton County SPCA: The Clinton County SPCA is a small, no-kill animal shelter located in Lock Haven. They work every day to protect the legion of animals suffering from cruelty, abuse, neglect, and abandonment each year.

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Consolidated Sportsman of Muncy Creeks: The Sportsmen manage two trout nurseries in cooperation with the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission at the Faus Nursery in Steph Hughesville and the Nordstrom Bob King Nursery at Roaring Run. Family Promise of Lycoming County: Family Promise of Lycoming County empowers families to become and remain self-sufficient by breaking the cycle of homelessness, providing community awareness and advocacy, and creating mission opportunities for individuals and faith-based communities.

Lock Haven Veterans Benefits Center: The Lock Haven Veterans Benefits Center is an organization devoted to assisting Veterans in receiving all the benefits they deserve. A few of these benefits are death benefits, mortgage help, obtaining Military records, long-term care, and many more.

Lycoming County SPCA: The mission of the Lycoming County SPCA is to protect all domestic animals by providing shelter, emergency treatment, investigation and prosecution of cruelty or abuse complaints, adoption and counseling,

education programs. and humane care throughout Lycoming County.

Each of these charities means something to the employee that sponsored them. They are all amazing local organizations that are doing what they can to help in our area.

So, thank you again, Jimmy. Doing things like this makes me so proud to be a Webb Weekly employee. I hope that as you read through the ads/editorials about these charities, you will consider adding them to your 2022 donation lists if you are able.

Happy New Year!

Happy New Year to you and yours!

Do you have your resolutions ready to go?

Listen, as of this writing, I’m still working on finishing Christmas stuff, so I’ll probably get to resolutions sometime around June-ish. That’s right, folks; if you’ve been following along the last couple of weeks, you’ll be happy to know that as of Christmas Eve Eve, I still don’t have everything done. It’s fine. This is fine. I’m sure by the time you read this, I will have pulled myself together and pulled off Christmas…maybe.

One last reminder. Please be safe if you are headed out to ring in the New Year. Drink responsibly. Don’t drink and drive. Don’t text and drive. Wear a seatbelt.

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The pools used are designed specifically for physical therapy and are often smaller and have adaptations, like handrails and lifts, to enhance patient comfort and accessibility. An aquatic program is designed by a patient’s physical therapist as part of an individualized treatment plan to achieve specific goals.

Is Aquatic Therapy an Option for Me? Aquatic therapy can be beneficial for a number of different patients and is not utilized for specific diagnoses, but instead is used to address particular problems a patient may have including: – Balance and coordination – Muscle strengthening/relaxation – Function/mobility – Increasing flexibility – Decreasing pain

Aquatic therapy is beneficial in many ways. The buoyancy of the water relieves the pressure and stress of our body weight weighing down upon our joints. It also reduces the compressive forces on the joints that would normally be felt with a land-based program. The pressure of the water against our body reduces swelling in our limbs and the warmth of the water increases blood circulation. Combined, these therapeutic conditions improve the flow of oxygenated blood to the damaged muscles and tissues encouraging healing.

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If you’re physical therapist does not have aquatic therapy as an option, they can refer to a program and will collaborate with that program’s physical therapist on your treatment.

There is no requirement to know how to swim before participating in aquatic therapy. The therapists are trained to work with patients of all abilities, safety devices are provided, and the pools used are usually designed specifically for physical therapy and are often smaller and have adaptations, like handrails and lifts, to enhance patient comfort and accessibility.

Consider Your Options Physical therapists offer aquatic therapy at many facilities across the region. If you believe you or a loved one could benefit from hydrotherapy, talk to your provider and physical therapist today. Your provider and therapist have the best understanding of your condition, can help determine if you could benefit from an aquatic therapy program, and refer you to a program in your community.

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Beckoning Cat Project’s Cat Tales Café opened in June 2019. The purpose of the café is to provide a comfortable environment for people who may not be able to have their own cat but would like spend a little time visiting with cats. Admission to the café is $5.00 per person. This fee helps support the costs of housing and care for the cats. There is free admission on Tuesdays for seniors, veterans, and active military with ID. The café partners with and showcases cats from the Lycoming County SPCA. All cats at the café are adoptable. Many of these cats may have been overlooked at the shelter because of their age, conditions, or cage shyness. The café gives these cats a better chance of showing their true personalities, and gives people who would like to adopt a cat the chance to get to know the cats in a natural indoor environment. The café also provides an opportunity for cat lovers to volunteer. Applications are accepted year-round. Interested individuals can email clinic@beckoningcatproject.org or message on FB to the group Cat Tales Café.

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Throughout 2020 and 2021, partial shutdowns due to staff shortages and the COVID crisis created a backlog in appointments for veterinary services, since fewer hours and surgeries could be performed. Due to reduced funding and staff shortages, many of our popular programs, such as Compassionate Communities and Veterans Spay days had to be put temporarily on hold. The clinic continues to search for a qualified second veterinarian and plans to resume all free and reduced cost programs in the new year when hours and services can again be expanded. Monetary donations, or gifts of cat food, litter, and pee pads, are tax deductible and always greatly appreciated by the organization.

Despite this number of daunting challenges in 2020 and 2021, Beckoning Cat Project continues to provide and coordinate a number of services to the cat community. Cooperation and coordination with other organizations and individuals continues to build a wider network of services to alleviate the suffering of cats without homes or healthcare in our area.

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Other bold sartorial choices for NYE include a chic one-shoulder top with pants and shoes in a matching hue. That special-occasions dress collecting dust in the back of your

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Of course, your New Year’s Eve plans may center around snacks and catching up with your favorite show.

You can still “celebrate” in style with a matching knitwear set. A ribbed knit top and bottom will keep you cozy and is a fun alternative to everyday sweats.

Or don your fanciest pajamas. A silky sleep set is chic and provides a bit of glitz to your lowkey NYE, especially if there’s a marabou or feathered trim involved.

Whether you are hitting the town or parading around your living room to say sayonara to 2021, do yourself a favor and dress up. Yes, it may seem frivolous and unimportant, but we all deserve a break from the day-to-day, and who doesn’t love a sparkly party look to feel good in!

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County Hall Corner: Looking Forward to 2022

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y headline is a bit misleading, as, in many ways, I am NOT looking forward to 2022. I am largely pessimistic about our shortterm future, but in the long-term, I have a stubborn belief in the American spirit to steady itself when the ship of state shifts too far to the right or to the left.

There is also the reality that the future is, at best, guesswork. Even the smartest people get it wrong. Albert Einstein wrote in 1932, “There is not the slightest indication that nuclear energy will ever be obtainable.” Yet, it was Einstein’s science that made nuclear power possible. Time Magazine projected the future in 1966 and noted, “Remote shopping, while entirely feasible, will flop because women like

to get out of the house like to handle the merchandise like to be able to change their minds.” The best was the 1995 prediction by Robert Metcalfe, president of the 3Com Corporation,

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Delta or Omicron coming. This is more than a little odd because expecting a novel virus, or any virus for that matter, to continue to mutate is almost a sure thing. So, with common sense in mind, I would like to make what I think are two pretty safe predictions for Two Thousand and Twenty-Two. First, we can definitely expect the United States to continue to be polarized — the “woke culture” on one side and the “don’t tread on me” folks on the other. There is presently not anyone, be they a politician, celebrity, or public figure, that seems to be able to speak to both groups. Everyone is fitting every message into their own narrative.

There was a time when Americans could differ greatly yet still come together because there was a belief that we were “one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.” But when we take away God, our unity, our liberty and make justice subjective rather than law-based, nothing is left to agree on.

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My second prediction is that every plan, program, or event will be ‘penciled’ in because nothing will be set in stone in the coming year. I have already noted the uncertainty that inflation brings to an economy in a recent column. But it goes down to every level. Will there be a Little League World Series? If so, what will it look like? Will there be any of the usual fairs, concerts, sports activities, etc., etc.? For that matter, will schools even be open, and if so, when and how?

I am an old guy, sneaking up on 70 years of age, and never in my lifetime have I ever seen a new year come in with more uncertainties.

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Though they were tired and wanted to get back on the road, the Clinton Township crew spent several hours loading the hose and equipment on the truck. Then they went over the operation and features of the truck with several of their volunteers, so they were ready to go with it. Little did any of them realize that just hours later, there would be a house fire where the truck went into instant action. No sooner was the firehouse out than there was a vehicle accident where the fire truck was dispatched. It was a miracle that the truck was available to help save lives, and also a miracle that there are volunteers who have lost everything still willing to help their fellow neighbors.

When the team returned at 8:00 p.m. on Sunday night, December 19th, every piece of apparatus was in the parking lots with lights again blazing to welcome

them back. Mat Post, Todd Winder, Ron Winder, Brad Wright, Eric Eveland from Clinton Township, and Assistant Fire Chief Don Knapp from Muncy were exhausted, exhilarated, and very, very thankful that the trip went so well.

On Tuesday, December 21st, the Lycoming County Commissioners invited Mat Post and Todd Winder to be recognized at their weekly meeting.

This is a story that folks will be talking about decades from now. Hopefully, it will inspire others to consider joining or at least helping in whatever way they can to our incredible volunteer fire companies. Heroes are not born — they are made — by showing up and giving all they’ve got to help others.

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Snyder, along with one of his workers, Travis Kropp, would drive the hauler taking the fire truck.

Packing all the hoses, fire gear, equipment, etc., was a huge effort. The value of these items new would amount to over 2 million dollars. Finally, the work was done, and the transport caravan was ready to roll on Friday night, December 17th. It was one of the most moving scenes imaginable.

Fire companies from the area came to escort them on the way, along with the Pennsylvania State Police, who made getting to the interstate much, much easier. Close to a hundred folks were there to wish them off, and with a prayer and high-fives, lights blazing, they took off on a 14-hour journey to Kentucky.

Once they arrived on Saturday morning, December 18th, they could not imagine the damage. Whole communities were simply wiped away. The most needy was the Mayfield Graves County Fire Company, so they received the fire truck. What was humbling for the Pennsylvania team was how these folks who lost everything were so grateful for the fire truck and equipment, offering them everything they could after such a long, arduous ride. The firefighters

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Then, the biggest Christmas gift of the year came when the Clinton Township Volunteer Fire Company members held a special meeting the next day, Wednesday, the 15th, and voted unanimously to donate their 1994 Sutphen Custom Engine/Tanker to the Kentucky effort. The company had just replaced it over the summer and had been shopping it around and hoping to get at least $20-25,000 for it. The offers were not getting close to that number, so they were holding out. There was not a single objection to the motion — the only concern was getting it ready in two days!

Stripping down a truck for transport and organizing all the equipment became a two-day marathon for the members of the Clinton Township Fire Company, as there was at the same time an almost non-stop flow of supplies coming in. All this while they still had to respond to 911 calls that came in. The biggest concern was transporting the truck to Kentucky as it needed to be hauled, and this would be expensive. But then, on Thursday, Ground Shaker Trucking in Muncy not only volunteered to haul the truck but offered to do it for nothing! The owner of Ground Shaker himself, Nicholas

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Several weeks ago, all the basic equipment was placed in four new automobiles assigned to Troop D. Completion of the work on the cars involves now only the placing of the actual units in the cars.

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Model Railroad Open House What: The Clinton Central Model Railroad Club in Castenea, PA, announces their annual Open House season starting Tuesday evening November 23rd into January 2022 (see dates and times below). Family members of all ages will enjoy the sights and sounds of trains operating on over 2300 feet of mainline and branch track on our large HO scale, Digital Command Control (DCC) layout. Station tours including railroad memorabilia in the museum and model railroad displays will be provided throughout the day and evening Open Houses. Admission and parking is free for all.

When: December 30 (Thursday), 2021 2 p.m.-6 p.m., January 4 (Tuesday), 2022 5 p.m.-8 p.m., January 15 (Saturday), 2022 10 a.m.-4 p.m., January 22 (Saturday), 2022 10 a.m.-4 p.m., January 25 (Tuesday), 2022 5 p.m.-8 p.m.

Where: Clinton Central Model Railroad Club at 15 Logan Ave., Castanea.

New Year’s Eve Party What: Non-traditional New Year’s Eve Party.

Tickets $5.00 in advance, $7.00 at the door. D.J. When: Friday, December 31, 2021, 7:30 p.m.-

10:30 p.m.

Where: Royal P. Steinbacher, American Legion Post 0617, 901 South Market Street, South Williamsport.

Where: James Short Park, Loyalsock, Pavilion #1.

Sports Card Show What: Sports Card Show benefitting Shikellamy High School Band. 37 tables of cards and memorabilia. Admission $1.00. Refreshments available. As per school policy masks are required.

When: Saturday January 8, 2022, 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.

Where: Shikellamy High School Cafeteria, 6th and Walnuts Streets, Sunbury.

St. Ann’s Cash Club What: St. Ann’s Cash Club – 1 weekly winner of $1,000 each week for 52 weeks. Winning tickets are returned to the drawing for additional opportunities to win. Tickets are $100 each, Purchase or sell 5 tickets and receive 1 ticket free, cash, checks, and credit cards accepted.

When: 700 tickets must be sold before drawings can begin.

Where: Tickets are available at St. Ann Parish Office, 1220 Northway Road, Williamsport or call 570-322-5935.

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 or find us on Facebook.

Hosted by Lycoming & Clinton Counties Home Educators Association.

When: 1st Thursday of each month, 4:00 p.m.-6 p.m.

Where: Kaos Fun Zone, Williamsport.

Homeschooling Families Park Meetups What: Homeschooling families meet for social time and support. Pack a lunch, drinks, camp chairs, sports gear, and other play items.

Bathrooms will be open. For more information go to www.lcchea.com or find us on Facebook.

Hosted by Lycoming & Clinton Counties Home Educators Association.

When: 2nd & 4th Tuesday of each month through October, 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.

Church Service What: Sunday service. Sermon Title: God Has An Agenda For Our Church. Sermon Text 1 John 5:1-12. All are welcome to learn about God and the Christian life.

When: Sunday Morning, January 2nd. Service time 10:15 a.m.

Where: Garden View Baptist Church, 1600 Doris Ave., Williamsport.

Christmas Music What: “Christmas Music and Carols” by the Williamsport Chapter of American Guild of Organists.

When: Sunday, January 2, 2022, at 3:00 p.m.

Where: Trinity Episcopal Church, 844 W. Fourth St., Williamsport.

Fundraiser Sale What: Fundraiser sale hosted by The Hunter

Food Distribution What: Free food distribution.

When: Every 1st, 2nd, and 4th Wednesday 5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m. & every Sunday Morning at 11:00 a.m.

Where: Agape Fellowship 485 East 3rd Street, Williamsport.

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When: Tuesdays at 6:30 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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This 2-month sale benefits the plan to open the World Headquarters of The Warriors for Christ right here in our community. Hard-to-find items from the 1920s up to current collectibles.

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When: Open now through January 6, 2022, most days (except Sunday). See hours of operation weekly on Facebook at Shihan’s Collectibles or stop by and see posted hours on door.

Where: Shihan’s Collectibles, 515 West Southern Ave., South Williamsport, across from Dollar General/CVS.

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Process of Using Acrylic Paint What: Bald Eagle Art League presents “Process of Using Acrylic Paint” with Erma Woodis.

A casual evening with international, world traveled ,artist Erma Jean Woodis; sharing her techniques of blending watercolor and acrylics, and encouraging you to tap into your own creativity and talent! Free to the Public,bring a friend! Refreshments are provided (no charge) When: Thursday, January, 6, 2022, from 7:00 p.m.-8:30 p.m.

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When: Wednesdays from 7:00 p.m.- 10:00 p.m.

Where: Woodward Township Fire Hall, Linden.

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Ballroom Dance Classes What: Beginning Ballroom Dance Class for anyone interested in learning to dance. Cost will be $10 per couple per class. To register please call Frank at 570-220-4806.

When: Thursday evenings from 6:00 p.m.-7:15 p.m.

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First Friday What: Deb Trate will be demonstrating ink and watercolor Christmas paintings.

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I just pray that this year, 2022, will be even better than the last two years. It’s been rough on all of us

living in this nightmare of COVID and things changing so fast in our country.

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2022? What are you looking forward to this year?

I have a few things, but I’ve never been a resolution person. I like it to be a lifestyle change, so I stick with it all year, not just the month of January, and give up. I’ve done good with goals I’ve set each year, but my mission for this year is two things.

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Don’t deprive yourself! If you want to lose weight this year, you can do it. Don’t give up! Start with one small bad habit at a time. Don’t rush it. Trust the process and still enjoy things you love.

Lastly is reading. Gosh, I hate to read. I wish I enjoyed it — never have. One reason is that I don’t really have the time. I don’t even get the time to look at magazines, let alone sit and dive into a book. I don’t get much quiet time either. I need it quiet to read and write, and

my quiet time consists of writing my column and in the mornings during my workouts. My kids know that it’s Momma’s time when I am working out. If you come up to interrupt my reps and sets to tattle, ummm, somebody better be bleeding! Kenzy will come up and workout with me sometimes. She gets her little 2lb. dumbbells and will do reps with me.

It’s so cute! My kids just understand my journey and the need to get my workout in with my weight loss.

They know the routine that I have never given up on. I just thought if I could commit myself to read like I have exercise, that I could do it!

I want to read the Bible or commit myself to some kind of devotional throughout the year. I give my time in exercise to my body; why can’t I commit to reading more about the Lord to grow even closer with Him when He gave his body to save me!?

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day. I just have to pray for God to help me enjoy reading and find something to read that I can get into. I need this, and time with the Lord is well spent.

Set a goal no matter how big or how small.

I’m looking forward to hitting new numbers this year with my new legs (insert one of my famous big smiles here!) and building even more confidence after getting pesky veins removed this January. I’m also looking forward to a vacation with all of our friends this year in Gatlinburg in our charming log cabin. I always look forward to making more memories, watching my kids grow, and growing my relationship more with God. Trusting in Him is the best thing anyone can ever do, and

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The term intuitive eating was coined in 1995 and was the title of a book

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Intuitive eating makes each person the expert of their own body and its hunger signals. Unlike a typical diet,

intuitive eating does not impose guidelines about what to avoid and what or when to eat. Rather, it allows a person to make those choices. The biggest Dave barrier to intuiBellomo tive eating, however, is that most people have forgotten how to listen to their bodies as it concerns what to eat when to eat, and how much to

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inter is a perfect time to think about renovations that bring coziness and warmth to your home. For homeowners who live off the natural gas line, propane is an earth-friendly option that can reliably and efficiently deliver warmer air all season long.

“When homeowners upgrade to propane during a remodel, they transform a dream home to include comfort and performance with high-efficiency appliances that have lowcarbon footprints,” said Susan Kadilak, owner of Kadilak Homes, a construction, renovation and interior design firm. “Not only do families stay warmer with propane, they can feel better doing so because it’s clean energy.”

If you’re considering upgrades to bring more warmth to your home, start with these tips from Kadilak Homes and the Propane Education & Research Council: * Do your research. Talk with your contractor about what you’re wanting to accomplish.

Your local propane supplier is also equipped to help you navigate questions and find the right solution for your home. * Think cozy. If your electric furnace is struggling to keep a room warm, consider upgrading to a propane furnace to get to your desired temperature more efficiently.

Propane furnaces blow hotter air, which is more comfortable than the belowbody-temperature air electric heat pumps produce. Propane furnaces also emit up to 50% fewer greenhouse gas emissions than electric furnaces, according to the 2018 Gas Technology Institute Report, so you can feel

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good about your impact on the environment. * Make your home more efficient. As homes age, small cracks can develop around doors and windows and let cold air inside your home or allow warm air to escape. If the seals around the windows and doors are damaged, invest a few minutes to replace them and spend time caulking gaps. When your home is well-insulated, propane can efficiently keep your home toasty during chilly winter months.

Some of the most common clean energy heating upgrades homeowners request include fireplaces, furnaces and boilers.

Fireplaces: A roaring fire can be a focal point during the cold winter months. With 5-6 times the heating capacity of electric fireplaces, propane fireplaces are more energy efficient, environmentally friendly, convenient to use and easier to install than wood-burning models, Kadilak said. Some parts of the United States are banning wood-burning fireplaces due to their negative effects on the environment. Propane-powered fireplaces are an alternative that emit less soot and other air-polluting emissions. You can enjoy a toasty fire at the flip of a switch with no ash or soot to clean up and no firewood to store. Many models can also operate during electrical power outages, providing a critical source of heat to the home.

Furnaces: There can be a bone-chilling feeling when the furnace goes out in the middle of a cold winter. If your furnace is blowing cold air - or no air at all - it’s time for an upgrade. Before you buy, know propanepowered furnaces have 50% longer lifespans

than electric heat pumps, which reduces their overall lifetime cost for homeowners. Propane furnaces also provide warmer air than other heat sources, at 120-140 F. Boilers: While furnaces rely on forced warm air to heat dwellings, boilers use hot water or steam to raise temperatures in homes. Highefficiency propane boilers offer performance, space savings and the versatility to provide heating, hot water and snow melting. This versatility also extends to the type of heating delivery system propane boilers serve, including hydronic baseboard systems, infloor hydronic systems or forced-air systems where the hot water from the boiler (instead of a furnace) acts as the heat source.

10 Winter Safety Tips for a Propane-Fueled Home If your home uses propane to generate heat or run appliances, there are some simple steps you can take to help keep your family safe and avoid potential dangers this winter.

1. Make sure you have an adequate propane supply. Schedule regular winter visits with your propane supplier so you always have an adequate supply in your tank.

2. Mark the location of your tank with a flag, pole or stake. Ensure it is higher than the average snow cover depth for your location.

These markers can help you avoid plowing or shoveling rooftop snow on top of your tank.

Should your tank become covered with snow, use a broom to clear it.

3. Make sure your heating system and appliances are running efficiently. Before the start of each heating season, have a qualified service technician inspect and service your appliances and propane system. This can help ensure your appliances are running as

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4. Create an emergency preparedness plan and review it with everyone in your family.

Post a list with contact information for your propane supplier and emergency services along with instructions for turning off propane, electricity and water. If you need to turn off your propane, contact a service technician to inspect your propane system prior to turning it back on.

6. Check your chimneys, flue pipes, vent connectors and propane tank for damage, blockage or debris caused by snow and ice.

Use a broom rather than a shovel and clear these areas frequently to help reduce the possibility of carbon monoxide poisoning.

7. Consider installing UL-listed propane gas detectors and carbon monoxide detectors.

These detectors can provide you and your family with an additional measure of security. Be sure to follow the manufacturer’s instructions regarding installation, location and maintenance.

8. After a storm passes and it is safe to do so, check the entire area for downed power lines, damaged gas lines or damage to your propane tank. Immediately call your local utility company or propane supplier if any of these hazards exist. Do not attempt repairs yourself.

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aking time to nurture your health and well-being starts with building healthier habits. As the seasons change, challenge yourself to make small yet consistent choices that help you and your family through transitions at school, the office or wherever your days take you.

To help you establish (or re-establish) healthy habits during mealtime and beyond, consider these tips.

Eat Meals Together “Making time for meals together as a family provides a chance to connect and decompress,” said Bridget Wojciak, director of nutrition at Kroger Health, a national sponsor of the American Heart Association’s Healthy for Good initiative. “In fact, regular meals at home can help reduce stress, boost self-esteem and improve feelings of connection.”

Bring everyone together with a better-for-you seasonal favorite like Turkey and Bean Tostadas.

Make Time for Yourself Chronic stress can have a negative impact on mental and physical health, but turning lost moments - like a meal by yourself spent mindlessly scrolling through social media into mindful moments can help. Try practicing gratitude at the table by thinking of three things you’re grateful for or putting your fork down between each bite to savor the flavor and consider the nourishment you’re receiving.

Enjoy the Cooler Temperatures Cooler temperatures can make it more enjoyable to take advantage of outdoor exercise,

which is a good way to soak in vitamin D to improve your mood and boost immunity.

Going for a brisk walk after mealtime (solo or with your pet), jogging and even raking leaves are examples of activities that count toward the American Heart Association’s recommended 150 minutes of moderate physical activity per week.

Tuna Pasta Casserole Recipe courtesy of the American Heart Association’s Healthy for Good initiative Servings: 4 Ingredients: 4 ounces dried whole-wheat rotini pasta (about 1 1/2 cups) nonstick cooking spray 16 ounces frozen mixed vegetables, thawed 1 pouch (11 ounces) low-sodium chunk light tuna

1 can (10 3/4 ounces) low-fat, low-sodium condensed cream of chicken soup 1/2 cup chopped roasted red bell peppers 1/2 cup fat-free half-and-half 1 teaspoon all-purpose, salt-free seasoning blend 3/4 cup crushed low-sodium, whole-grain crackers 1/4 cup shredded or grated Parmesan cheese Directions: Prepare pasta according to package directions, omitting salt. Using colander, drain well.

Transfer to large bowl.

Preheat oven to 350 F. Lightly spray 2-quart glass baking dish with nonstick cooking spray.

Stir mixed vegetables, tuna, soup, roasted peppers, half-and-half and seasoning blend into pasta until combined. Transfer to baking dish.

Top with crackers and Parmesan cheese.

Bake, uncovered, 25-30 minutes, or until casserole is warmed through and topping is golden brown.

Nutritional information per serving: 400 calories; 7 g total fat; 2.5 g saturated fat; 0 g trans fat; 2 g polyunsaturated fat; 2 g monounsaturated fat; 30 mg cholesterol; 537 mg sodium; 52 g carbohydrates; 8 g dietary fiber; 7 g sugars; 32 g protein.

Turkey and Bean Tostadas Recipe courtesy of the American Heart Association’s Healthy for Good initiative Servings: 5 Ingredients: Salsa: 2 cups chopped tomatoes (about 2 medium tomatoes) 1 medium avocado, halved, pitted and diced 1 large ear of corn, husks and silk discarded, kernels removed

1-2 medium fresh jalapenos, seeds and ribs discarded, finely chopped 2 tablespoons finely chopped red onion 2 tablespoons fresh lime juice

Tostadas: nonstick cooking spray 5 corn tortillas (6 inches each) 8 ounces ground skinless turkey breast 2 teaspoons chili powder 1 teaspoon ground cumin 1 teaspoon ground coriander 1 can (15 1/2 ounces) no-salt-added black beans, rinsed and drained 2 tablespoons water Directions: To make salsa: In small bowl, stir tomatoes, avocado, corn, jalapenos, onions and lime juice.

Set aside.

Preheat oven to 400 F. To make tostadas: Line baking sheet with aluminum foil. Lightly spray foil with nonstick cooking spray. Place tortillas on baking sheet.

Lightly spray tortillas with nonstick cooking spray. Using fork, pierce tortillas several times to prevent from filling with air.

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Ginger Pumpkin Soup Recipe courtesy of the American Heart Association’s Healthy for Good initiative Servings: 4 Ingredients: 1 1/2 teaspoons canola or corn oil 1 medium onion, finely minced 3/4 tablespoon minced peeled gingerroot or 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger 2 medium garlic cloves, minced, or 1 teaspoon bottled minced garlic 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme, crumbled 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground pepper 1/8 teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon all-purpose flour 1 3/4 cups fat-free, low-sodium vegetable broth 1 cup water

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During the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus said, “He (God) causes his sun to rise on the evil and the good, and sends rain on the righteous and the unrighteous.” Matthew 5:45. In Matthew 13:24-30, He teaches about the wheat and the weeds, the good and the bad, growing together in the field.

The fact is, good and bad happen to everyone. We live in a broken world — and following Jesus doesn’t insulate you from trials and tribulations.

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Jesus drives this truth home in Matthew 10. The entire chapter is summed up in verse 22, “You will be hated by everyone because of me.” Ponder on that statement for a moment.

Moses saw suffering for Christ as the better way. Hebrews 13:26 says, “By faith Moses when he had grown up, refused to be known as the son of Pharaoh’s daughter. He chose to be mistreated along with the people of God rather than to enjoy the fleeting pleasures of sin. He regarded disgrace for the sake of Christ as of greater value than the treasures of Egypt because he was looking ahead to his reward.”

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dence!

Jesus lived in this confidence as He turned His face resolutely toward Jerusalem. See Luke 9:51. He did the same when He got up from his Gethsemane prayer and confidently faced His betrayer. See Mathew 26:46.

Paul confidently embraced his difficulties, declaring that he would boast and delight in weaknesses, insults, hardships, and persecutions. See 2 Corinthians 12:10.

John encourages us, “This is the confidence we have in approaching God: that if we ask anything according to his will, he hears us. And if we know that he hears us — whatever we ask — we know that we have what we asked of him.” I John 5:14-15.

This is our confidence! It is the confidence of living securely in God’s sovereign will. As we follow Jesus, everything we experience in this broken world is sovereign-planned redemption. Everything. This is truth from the Spirit. Everything else rises from the Spirit of falsehood. See I John 4:16.

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Joseph and Job both suffered terribly, not because they were bad, but because God chose them for redemptive purposes. See Genesis 37-50 and Job 1-2. This is a hard but true teaching.

If we thought following Jesus would tame the ride, we thought wrong. We should ask ourselves, “What part of ‘deny yourself and take up your cross daily’ are we not understanding?”

Obscuring God’s Plan — Words Without Knowledge Job’s wife and friends tried to explain God’s design through the prism of our good=blessed, suffering=punishment belief system. See Job 3-37. You can read what God thought of their wordy nonsense in Job 38-40. Spoiler alert: It made Him very angry.

Truth and Confidence For those who follow Jesus, good=redemption, and suffering=redemption.

Regardless of what you are experiencing, God is working out His sovereign will of redemption. This is our confi-

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s we wrap up all of what has occurred in our lives throughout the calendar year 2021, many folks would probably say, “Good riddance!”

Upon close review, however, there were no doubt many positive things that occurred during the past year that we can be thankful for. Unfortunately, all of the good was too often overshadowed by

things that were simply out of our control, such as COVID-19 and the all-toopresent political twist to everything!

The upside to all of the negatives that dragged us down in 2021 is that on Saturday, a new year begins, and we can each decide how we will conduct our lives in the coming year. A huge step in the right direction for a better outcome in the next 12 months is to create and follow through with some realistic resolutions.

Regarding your health and physical fitness: The number one resolution that most folks make is becoming more physically fit. And it is a great one for sportsmen to adopt. Every year as the fall hunting season begins, there are gruesome discoveries made by hunters — entering the woods in the first few days of the seasons, historically they might come across the remains of someone who has been declared missing. Usually, that missing individual is someone who is not an outdoorsman, not very physically fit, and not prepared to survive very long in an outdoor environment.

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Pass it on: If you are reading this, you are already someone who knows and enjoys the wonders of our outdoor world. Hopefully, you belong to one or more outdoor-related organizations that help preserve and promote what you enjoy.

A valuable step that each of us can make is to mentor someone into the activities we participate in. There could be a young member of your family or a neighborhood youth that would love to learn about the outdoors. There are many adults who never had the opportunity to hunt, fish, or shoot a firearm of any kind that would if someone would mentor them, become avid supporters of any of these outdoor activities. You don’t have to look very far to find someone who would appreciate and learn from your efforts to mentor them and would add to the ranks of sportsmen who may someday be voting on an issue that affects the future of outdoor sports for all of us.

What you do or don’t adopt in the way of resolutions for 2022 is certainly up to you. Consider some of the above suggestions, but most importantly, make a few realistic resolutions and then stick to them.

Here’s hoping that 2022 brings you health and happiness — with the wind at your back and the sunshine in your days.

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Native folks were here on this continent long before Columbus decided to sail the ocean blue. They were members of the Cree Nation, and they shared with me some of their culture, including their high regard and respect for all facets of the World of Nature. I was fortunate to learn from them through their stories and by observing them firsthand during our hunts for mule deer, whitetail deer, and moose. In the end, I was thankful, not just for the delicious venison that I brought home, but even more so for the increased knowledge of and respect for all aspects of nature.

Resolve to share the bounty: Over the years, I have certainly enjoyed commercially raised meat, fish, and fowl, but none of it ever surpasses the taste and joy of eating any of the game that I have taken myself. Along with knowing I am eating something that is free-range, devoid of government-approved chemicals, and simply better for you than store-bought products, there is also the reflection of the hunt or fishing trip that enabled me to bring home such great protein for the dinner table.

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While heading to deeper water will likely put you over fish, the next question is how far down in that deeper water will you find them? That brings up another

question, “How deep is deep?” On some lakes I fish, I hit bottom at fifteen feet, and on other lakes, I may be looking at a depth of 20-30 feet. To further complicate things, fish will often suspend at different depths; for example, it’s not unusual to find crappies or bluegills suspended at fifteen feet while fishing over 20 feet. You may even find several schools suspended at several different depths.

When I started ice-fishing back in the 60s we didn’t have much to work with — no electronics — so, we explored the depths by dropping our baited fishing rigs down the ice hole and working different depths until we got some hits.

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In the days to come, we’ll take a closer look at what is needed to put fish on the ice and maybe even into the skillet.

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else we find in life, technology has ushered in some interesting and worthy devices such as sonar devices. Some of the earliest sonar utilized a simple round screen with numbers around the screen indicating the increasing depth. A mark would indicate the bottom, and any thinner lines above that would indicate a fish or schools of fish. These units are still popular today, but other companies have entered the market. I have a Humminbird sonar unit that allows me to use the flasher type screen, or I can switch to a continuous graph that shows the bottom contour and marks that indicate fish. If I have the unit set close to the hole I’m fishing in, I can actually watch my lure drop down into the school of waiting fish. By the way, that action may often result in a strike, but it is by no means a guarantee you’ll get a hit.

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chimed in, and for a few hours, things seemed normal like they were two years ago when we were last together.

But as we enter the final days of 2021, hoping that things Scott will be better in Lowery the year ahead, it is a bit like we are in a twilight zone as a year ago; we were hoping 2021 would emerge much better than what we had experienced in 2020. As Father Time is about to hand over his symbolic duties to Baby New Year, he did provide us with some memorable local sporting accomplishments worthy of reflection.

Pennsylvania boys’ basketball all-time wins leader, Loyalsock Townships Ron Insinger, was able to finally capture that elusive state championship. Tom Gravish kept his Jersey Shore Bulldogs growling with another district title and a trip to the state semi-finals.

South Williamsport’s Olivia Dorner continued her reign as the state’s tennis queen winning her second consecutive Class AA tennis title.

The Penn College golf team became

the school’s first team to compete for an NCAA national title. A bevy of scholastic squads thrilled their fans with impressive performances, many of which will be remembered with end-of-the-year media stories.

I’ve never been one to make New Year’s resolutions, but most certainly have recollections of the year past.

I remain appreciative of the South Williamsport Area School District, athletic director Scott Hill, basketball coach Joe Simon, and softball coach Tom O’Malley for their support in allowing me to remain a part of the district’s sports family. It is a labor of love I greatly enjoy. I am grateful to Jim Webb for the opportunity to share my views on the local sports scene with all of you each week. I admire the dedication and the behind-the-scenes efforts put forth by area athletes and coaches that make Lycoming County such an enjoyable place to witness athletic competition.

Athletes and teams overcoming hardships have always been stories that grab the rooting attention of sports fans, and rightly so. Personally, the hardships encountered by three individuals close to me have had me rooting the hardest.

his accomplishment in leading the downstate Mid-Penn Conference in interceptions.

As the Junior High School softball season was drawing to a close, Mountaineer coach Tom O’Malley encountered a serious leg infection that took him off the field. His young charges rallied to win their final two games and kept their coach updated on their progress. Following weeks of rehab, O’Malley, who just celebrated his Christmas birthday, is on the mend and looking forward to the upcoming spring season.

Last year I was privileged to have longtime friend and former Lock Haven University basketball standout, Dean Kriebel, join me on the South Williamsport Junior High Basketball coaching staff. As always, we shared a lot of fun and enjoyed a successful season with the future Mounties. Just days before practice for this year’s team was about to begin, Dean shared indications of not feeling well. In the subsequent weeks, he has turned in his whistle and clipboard to deal with a much more important health game plan.

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Enjoy your sports, hug your loved ones, do all you can to stay safe and healthy and this time, let’s really hope 2022 will treat us all much better than the year we are leaving behind.

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As I have related in a past column, this fall, my daughter-in-law Angie Lowery endured a month-long battle with COVID-pneumonia that included 13 days on a ventilator. As she faced the biggest battle of her life, grandson Tucker provided the family with some much-welcomed smiles with his performance on the football field that helped lead his Big Spring team into the District Three playoffs. Her recovery, to which the doctors described as VERY lucky, came just in time for her to participate in Tucker’s Senior Night and witness

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basketball seasons. We were itting in the front seat in the 17702 Tuesday and of a yellow school hosted the mighty Royals bus on a backcountry from Redeemer a few days road. We are on our later. This is a great time of way to State College to play year. Practices are overrated.

St. Joe’s. My guys are awfully There is nothing more quiet. They are all listening exciting and fun than being to their music and thinking in a high school gym during about the game. I just looked amie back to see some smiles, and Spencer the holidays.

I have so much respect for one of my players actually South Side’s Joey Simon. He has been waved.

I still love the game of basketball, a good friend, and I am thrilled to but my perspectives have changed. see him back on the sidelines. Joe Coaching is hard. It is a very returned to coaching after a brief demanding and thankless gig. I get hiatus. He is a great dude and does it it, and a lot comes with the territory. the right way. I also got to hang with But I’ve learned to appreciate these Paul McGinn and JJ Manikowski during warmups. They are both moments. They keep me sane.

My sincere apologies for last week’s helping, and I could tell you some absence. I had to deal with a minor stories. South Williamsport is in good family crisis. There simply are hands, folks. Trust me. The place not enough hours in the day. This was packed, and it had an electric part-time mobile freelance scribe atmosphere. Both teams played well, was feeling overwhelmed. The St and we witnessed a very entertaining John Neumann Golden Knights game. SJNRA nipped their rivals 85and many others opened up their 60. Our guards are outstanding.

We were back on the court that Thursday. It was a non-conference game with our brothers from Wilkes Barre/Scranton. Holy Redeemer is legit, and they exceeded all of my expectations. They were the only squad to give Loyalsock a loss last season. A lot of those guys were back, and man, were they impressive.

Neumann got off to a blazing start.

But we ran out of gas. Our shots didn’t fall in the second half. The Royals made life miserable. They were good. It was a terrific game for us early in the year. We lost 53-39.

Relax kids. The Knights will be just fine.

The Loyalsock Lancers are off to their usual great start. The defending state champs have several new faces, but they are still the top dawgs. Expect big things for Senior Saraj Ali. The versatile 6’5” forward knows how to play the game. CI and his Lancers lost their opener but bounced back with an impressive 61-56 win in OT over Trinity.

I am excited to see the Millionaires.

Coach Allen Taylor sure has some size. Williamsport plays stifling

defense. They are holding their opponents to under 45 points thus far this season. Their offense is getting better. And I am glad to see that my alma matter is back.

Coach Nick Tagliaferri and I have been buds for a very long time.

He is the best in the business, and his Spartans are tough. Tag has a scrappy group that plays with some heart. Hughesville is currently 4-1, and they are already battle-tested.

Forward Carter Cowburn is a stud.

The big fella is averaging a doubledouble early on.

Yes. It is a wonderful time of year.

Hopefully, I will get a chance to see you in a local gym — best wishes on a successful season, boys and girls.

My fingers are still crossed. Happy New Year. Cheers.

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See the detailed job announcements for required qualifications on our website and to apply: www.pct.edu/jobs.

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