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This year we begin our 20th year. There are some arguments about this in the office. So let me explain. We began in mid-January of 2003. That was ‘Volume 1’.

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Yeah, I don’t really get it either. Just think of it the same way we calculate centuries — year 100 began the 2nd century…

We’ve made a fair number of changes here over the years, but at our core we are still abiding by the same philosophy that we started with. A family-oriented publication that strives to bring you all the good our community has to offer.

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Steph – Be more assertive — if that’s OK with Without you, we Nordstrom you guys? wouldn’t be here. The – Exercise (my right to eat) more (tacos). support that you given us over the years – Start following my list and stop letting has been astounding. We all work so hard Target decide what I need. to put out the best publication possible – Be more optimistic by keeping my cup each week so that you see more customers half-full — with either vodka, or whiskey. and so that our readers are happy. It’s – Finally, to accomplish all the goals of amazing to see all the advertisers that have 2021, which I should have done in 2017, been with us from the very beginning. because I promised them in 2016 and The foundation that they helped us build planned them in 2015. is how we keep going every week.

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By Dave Bellomo Area middle school student, Maddy Fausnaught, was diagnosed with a kidney disease called focal segmental glomerulosclerosis (FSGS), which began at age seven after a bout with pneumonia.

FSGS is a type of disease where scarring takes place in small sections of each glomerulus (filter) in the kidneys.

Because the scarred glomeruli cannot be repaired, FSGS is a chronic disease.

Treatment can slow the process of kidney disease; however, everyone is different in how they respond to treatment.

Over time, some patients with FSGS gradually lose function until they reach kidney failure. If this occurs, those suffering from FSGS require a kidney transplant or dialysis to survive.

Over the past several years, the scarring in Maddy’s kidneys has increased, which has caused her kidney function to drop considerably. She is currently at Stage 4 chronic kidney disease (which is the last stage before kidney failure) and was referred for a pre-emptive kidney transplant. The goal is to get Maddy a transplant before she needs dialysis as it will offer a better outcome. In addition, a live kidney donor would be best because it would reduce her time on the organ

transplant list, and there would be no need to wait.

Despite her serious condition, very little slows down this scholar-athlete whose favorite sport is basketball. She also runs cross-country and track. “Doctors are amazed that she still can participate in these sports and have stage 4 chronic kidney disease (CKD). In May of 2021, she broke her L5 vertebrae running track. We didn’t realize it until a few weeks after she mentioned she was in pain. We all just thought it was a pulled muscle,” said mom Karen. All of this shows how tough Maddy truly is. Maddy continued to compete with her injury in the 100 meter, 4x100 meter relay, long jump, and triple jump.

Her injury occurred at the end of track season and ultimately caused her to miss the Altoona Championships for which she qualified. Doctors believe the CKD was the reason for the broken back due to low calcium and Vitamin D levels and Hyperparathyroidism. “Maddy is a fighter. You wouldn’t know it from looking at her that she has Stage 4 kidney disease.

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The public can help by sharing Maddy’s story and Facebook group #RedKidneyStrong, where information on becoming a donor and forms needed to start the donor process can be found. For additional information, Karen Fausnaught can also be reached by private messaging through this Facebook group.

Another way people can help is to donate to Camp Kydnie, a non-profit summer camp dedicated to providing oneof-a-kind experiences for children with kidney disease. Every summer during a week in July, children who have kidney disease experience a unique opportunity to meet other children with kidney disease in a safe, supportive and fun environment. Over the past several years, Maddy has attended Camp Kydnie, where she has formed lasting friendships, improved her self-confidence, independence and created special memories that will last a lifetime.

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due to lack of appetite. These deficiencies can also cause extreme fatigue. “It is not uncommon for her to come home from practice, take a shower, and immediately go to bed. All before 6:00 p.m. The fatigue and lack of appetite are her biggest hurdles right now,” said Karen.

To help raise awareness about Maddy’s condition and to help her find a donor match, her family created the Facebook group #RedKidneyStrong. “The Red is for Maddy’s nickname. Since birth, we have called her Red because of her red hair. Kidney Strong because over the past six years, Maddy has proven how tough she really is — countless doctor appointments, 2nd, 3rd, 4th opinions all over the country — Boston Children’s Hospital, National Institute of Health (NIH), Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Geisinger, and UPMC. Taking numerous drugs daily, regular blood draws (sometimes weekly depending on her medicines), drug trials, and a broken back. She even spoke at the Capitol Building in Washington, D.C., on behalf of the organization NEPHCURE to advocate for more kidney disease funding.

Doing all of this while still attending school, maintaining honor roll status (two grade levels ahead in math), and playing on Williamsport sports teams (cross-country, basketball, track, and field),” said Karen Fausnaught.

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or the new year, I had in my mind an article to identify the area that could possibly have the longest impact on the future as a result of the past two years of government action in relation to the COVID virus. I am afraid the winner (actually loser) would be the negative impact on our children because of our nation’s schools’ measures

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What basis did she base this on? “I mean school closures, lockdowns, and cancellation of sports. You couldn’t even go on a playground in the D.C. area without cops shooing the kids off,” Crawford said. “Tremendous negative impact on kids, and it’s been an afterthought. It’s hurt their dreams, their future, learning loss, risk of abuse, their mental health.”

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Surprisingly, even the left-leaning New York Times and the Los Angeles Times have both printed editorials expressing the same concerns. The NY Times quoted the author and journalist Glenn Greenville, “School closings and ‘remote learning’ have caused a massive mental health crisis among teenagers. This, and the disruption to their intellectual development, will be enduring and severe.” Echoing this was Dr. Sina Safahieh, child and adolescent psychiatrist, who wrote for the LA Times, “COVID-19 has precipitated a mental health crisis, fueled by social isolation,

collapse of routines and structure, and increased uncertainty about the future.”

Actually, anyone who looks at the data would come up with the same conclusion.

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What makes this almost criminal is that the educational establishment is well aware of the impact that inconsistency has on learning. I have found studies dated back to 1906 on the negative impact that ‘summer break’ has on student development. These studies show that students lose roughly one month of learning over the summer. Every study done on teacher strikes has shown the severe disruptions they have on the learning process, especially those in their early years.

Even economists have noted that each additional year of schooling yields a return over an economic lifetime of somewhere around a ten percent return.

Now calculate what the loss of a year of learning is worth to a child’s future.

Learning comes from development skills, and skills come from practice. When that practice is sporadic, skills suffer, and learning lingers slowly behind as well.

The simple, personal interaction that takes every day in a school environment has been radically distorted due to the COVID disruptions. Yes, it is true that virtual communication is by far

their favored means of connection, but everyone knows that nothing can replace personal interaction. The disruption of COVID is the only explanation for emotional trauma we are seeing, especially in the nearly doubling of suicides and suicide attempts of teens in the past year.

And unfortunately, the fruit from this tree will be found years and even decades from now in those young people who are suffering through this now.

Just as the Greatest Generation learned grit, perseverance, and determination through the terrific difficulties, they went through during the depression-ravaged ‘30s and war-torn ‘40s, so these children will become the Jilted Generation for all that has been denied to them, all for prevention of less than one-in-a-million chance of catching the disease.

One last thought: One of my new year’s resolutions is to make sure I get all my facts straight, especially when it is to honor the best of people. In my article last week on “The Fantastic Fraternity of Firefighters,” I wanted to not just honor the firefighters but also the company Ground Shakers in Muncy that transported the fire truck to Kentucky. (The picture of the truck in that article was on their hauler.)

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Even if you aren’t hitting the gym here this season, activewear makes a great base layer while also acting as shapewear. A high-waisted yoga legging and sports bra crop top underneath pants and tees can work just as well as thermal underclothes or hose and a camisole. Just be mindful of whether your mid and out layers will completely cover your “gym” clothes if that’s a concern. If you don’t mind the sight of workout leggings standing in for tights under a dress, then, by all means, layer away!

Lastly, most times, your outer layer will be your standard winter coat; you may have 2 or 3 to switch things up, but not a coat for every outfit. Get creative with accessories for your outer layer. Hats, gloves, and scarves can switch up the look of a coat, as do pins and broaches and the bag you carry. You can even get creative layering accessories. Tie two scarves together to create one oversized scarf, wear earmuffs over a fitted knit beanie, or style fingerless wooly gloves over slick leather ones for some playful takes on your outer layer. I wouldn’t recommend doing all three in one look, but hey, who among us hasn’t entertained a few kooky ideas in the dead of winter. Hopefully, these layering ideas will get you into the winter spirit while keeping you warm and protected. Just remember, layers should work together but also as standalone pieces without being too bulky. Easy!

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For the outer layer, go with a dress coat if it’s warm enough, or wear a more durable puffer/waterproof coat if that’s what the forecast requires. And while snow boots may not be appropriate to wear in the workplace, they will very much be needed to get to your workplace. Stash them under your desk and change into a heel or loafer after you settle in.

If you’re able to get outside and enjoy a fresh winter morning in the coming months, a functional outfit is a necessity. For non-snowy winter walks, I like the idea of hiking cargo joggers with a Henley-style shirt, a hooded sweatshirt, duck-boots, and finished with a ‘shacket.’ A shacket is a shirt thick enough to be halfway between a shirt and a jacket.

If you plan to be in the snow, switch out the joggers for thick leggings, leave the shacket at home, add some snow overalls, a heavy-duty coat, and swap duck boots for snow boots.

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Resolutions for Mental Health Your mental health is just as important as your physical health. Below are a few suggestions to help support a better mindset.

Make your bed every morning: This simple act helps set your day up to be productive and positive.

Try a new hobby: New hobbies allow you to focus on something other than your usual day-to-day worries. If you’re trying to learn to play a new instrument or master a new craft, you can’t be consumed with thoughts

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Keep a journal: A journal is a great outlet to help release your thoughts in a constructive way for whatever emotion is consuming you at the moment.

Be kind to yourself: It’s really true that you can be your own worst critic. Give yourself a break and start out small with giving yourself one compliment a day to help boost your confidence.

Resolutions Dealing with Interpersonal Relationships and Your Health The following resolutions focus on how some social activities can affect your health negatively and why you should limit partaking in them.

Avoid the gossip: Not only is it hurtful for whoever is the subject of gossip, but it negatively impacts your own health as well. Gossip increases the likelihood of experiencing anxiety and depression. Both disorders can affect your physical and mental health.

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Resolutions to Help Others Helping others has several mental, physical, and social benefits. The best benefit of all is getting to support meaningful causes.

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Because we already know n this first article of that the gates of hell cannot 2022, I can think of stand against the attack of nothing more importthe Church. See Matthew ant to talk about than prayer. And because we are 16:8.

This whole discussion living in such perilous times sounds rather ominous. (we always are), it seems imWell, that’s because it is. portant that we talk specifically about warfare prayer.

Tim I don’t often talk about spirHartzell itual warfare because it goes There is a time for everyagainst my instincts to give thing, even war. See Ecclesithe devil any attention whatsoever. I astes 3:8.

Actually, Christians know we are live by this extraordinary truth: the living in a continual season of war. one Who is in you is greater than the It’s not a war against flesh and blood. one who is in the world. See 1 John 4:4.

No, it is a spiritual war. We have an I would much rather focus my attenenemy who prowls around looking tion on the marvelous grace of Jesus, for people to devour and destroy. the powerful infilling presence of the See I Peter 5:8. Paul encouraged us Holy Spirit, the awesome message of to put on the full armor of God so reconciliation found in God’s Word, that we can stand against the attacks and the incredible fellowship found of the enemy, the powers of this dark in His Church and His mission than world, and against the forces of evil to spend one second talking about a in high places. See Ephesians 6. Spir- defeated and condemned miserable itual warfare is real. We need to be liar like Satan. That’s just how I feel aware, prepared to defend ourselves, about it. and constantly on the attack. Why? See FAITH on Pag e 18

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But on occasion, we do need to be reminded that we have an enemy who is determined to devour and destroy. If we lose our focus, we will fall into his many traps. We must remain diligently aware of his schemes and intentions — and we must remain on the attack.

Before I go any further, I want to be very clear on one unchanging and unshakeable truth: God is sovereign.

Period. There has never been a question mark over that truth. There are no boundaries on the Kingdom of God. He rules overall. Always has, always will. See Romans 14:11. The devil is nothing more than a miserable entity, who, under God’s sovereignty, has been given a season to test us — to sift us like wheat. See Luke 22:31 and Job 1-2. The devil is already condemned, and the date and time of his final annihilation in the lake of fire has already been set by Almighty God. This isn’t a war over sovereignty; it is a war over you and your holy po-

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What I am sharing with you is hard to hear. I understand. So, let me encourage you. God has set limits on the devil. God will not allow the enemy to test you beyond what you can bear. See I Corinthians 10:13. God will always provide you with a way to escape so that you can endure whatever attack the enemy throws at you.

This is God’s promise to you! Be at peace and take heart!

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Get your Church on the attack, and you will find passion return to your local Body of Christ.

Division The enemy’s greatest weapon against us is division — and it is working well. He’s got us arguing about everything and anything. We’re so busy trying to prove we’re right and everyone else is wrong — well, it’s just plain ridiculous. Instead of working together, we’re constantly competing with each other to prove which Church is the best. It must bring great pain to the heart of God and to Jesus, the Head of the Church.

In John 17, Jesus prayed passionately that His followers would be one.

If you haven’t read that chapter in a while, then I strongly encourage you to do so. Our division gives the devil an easy win.

This is why we must enter into warfare prayer. There is much more to be said, but I’m out of room. May 2022 be a year of great spiritual victory. My dear friends, with faith, with God, we can!

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do next. Such tormented fear has no place in the soul of the Spirit-filled and courageous Christian. Instead, we should be making plans to attack enemy strongholds and to bring God’s glorious light into the darkness.

We call those plans vision. True vision can see strongholds crumbling, chains broken, and prisoners set free.

A Christian with a vision is a force to be reckoned with — and a church with a vision is unstoppable!

Friend, what is your vision? How have you determined to use the resources God has placed in your care to attack the strongholds of the enemy? Do you have an intentional plan? If not, then it’s time to make a plan. If you’re focusing solely on how to defend yourself from attack, then you’re missing the most important part of the battle plan. It’s time to go on offense.

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The Trail Inn of Cogan Station received the People’s Choice Award, and Professional Lawn and Landscape Co. of Trout Run was deemed “Best of the Festival.” The Salvation Army will present both businesses with plaques in January to thank them and recognize their accomplishments.

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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.

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: 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.

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

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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.

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

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CHURCH 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 570-3225935.

Fundraiser Sale What: Fundraiser sale hosted by The Hunter Family Ministries/The Warriors for Christ. Shihan’s Collectibles - Rare and vintage toys, music, movies, games, sports memorabilia, glassware, electronics, posters, clothing, antique smalls, superheroes - Pokemon - Star Wars – G.I. Joe and more! Odds and ends of all kinds! 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. Cash sales only.

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.

Service What: Ryan Bastress will be speaking.

When: Friday January 7th at 7:00 p.m., Saturday January 8th at 6:30 p.m. and Sunday January 9th at 10:30 a.m.

Where: Wings of Love Community Church, 699 Southmont Ave., South Williamsport.

Church Service What: Sunday service. Sermon Title: No One Can Thwart The Purposes Of God Part 1. Sermon Genesis 6:1-3. All are welcome to learn about God and the Christian life.

When: Sunday Morning, January 9th. Service time 10:15 a.m.

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

Church Service What: Sunday service. Sermon Title: No One Can Thwart The Purposes Of God Part 2. Sermon Genesis 6:1-3. All are welcome to learn about God and the Christian life.

When: Sunday Morning, January 16th. Service time 10:15 a.m.

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

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Parkinson’s Support Group What: A monthly support group for those diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease and their family members/ caregivers. Call David or Candy at 570-995-6560 for information.

When: Thursday, Jan. 20 at 1:00 p.m.

Where: In January we are meeting at Hoss’s Restaurant, 1954 East 3rd St. Our regular meetings are the 3rd Thursday of the month at 1:30 p.m. at the Williamsport Branch YMCA located at 642 Walnut St. GriefShare Support Group What: A weekly seminar and support group for people who are grieving the loss of a loved one.

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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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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Blackstone griddle, and we were at the Now, it’s not pancakes and bacon river that weekend. Needless to say, every Sunday. I do switch it up. So, it didn’t come home. Each Sunday, one Sunday, it will be French toast we whipped up breakfast faster than and sausage, and the next week might we ever did at home! Pancakes, eggs, be homemade breakfast sandwiches bacon, done in a flash. We were hooked.

“Mom, can we do breakfast every with home fries. Baked oatmeal, omelets, and breakfast casserole are Sunday morning at the river now?” Ty other favorites too. There is nothing asked. (He is my breakfast kid!)

That griddle didn’t come home and like going to church when it’s cold out, coming home to a big hearty breakfast, stayed in the back of our Yukon until then taking a nap or lounging on

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BOOKWORM (Ecco, $26.99) is a coming-of-age story of two boys who are best friends, and one of them is abused by his father. Tired of seeing his friend hurt, the other boy shoots the man and both boys run away to escape what surely will be legal trouble and maybe even jail time. They’re running toward a lie, though, and they’re heading for a waterfall they don’t know is there. This is one of those books with heartbreakingly beautiful prose in a story that’ll leave you with

For every kid who grew up with a pile of comic books next to the bed, in a drawer, or in the closet, “American Comics: A History” by Jeremy Dauber (W.W. Norton, $35.00) is a must-have. Here, Dauber follows comics from their political roots to today’s activist cartoons, and how we went from Katzenjammer Kids to MAD Magazine to comix as we know them. The bonus is that Dauber puts comics into fascinating historical perspective.

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outfit. Today they make small spinning outfits just for ice-fishing-the rods and reels are reduced in size and work well for ice fishing. Broken flyrods work well, too; remove the broken rod from the handle and then attach the rightsized tip into the rod handle; you can even use the fly reel if you replace the fly line with monofilament.

In recent years I’ve been using more of the newer ice-fishing outfits-they look like miniature fly-fishing rigs; the reel actually resembles a fly reel and works similarly. I like these outfits because the reel is mounted on the handle like a traditional fly outfit; therefore, my fishing hand is in front of the reel, giving me more “feel” when it comes to detecting strikes.

I generally prefer to fish without a strike indicator; I simply lower my presentation to the desired depth keeping the line tight; a tight line is important since I rely on the feel of the tap or strike. The biggest mistake I see people make is to allow slack in the line; thus, a strike cannot be detected.

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It was a television game show Truth be told, the advent of the originating in the 1960s that four-team playoff for the national reached its heyday in the 1970s.

The show featured people playing Scott championship has dealt a serious the sport of bowling to win cash Lowery blow to both the relevance and popularity of college bowls. Even and sometimes prizes based upon how well they bowled. The show was as an incentive and reward for college teams either taped in local bowling alleys across to enjoy a bowl experience, the advent of the country or on a pair of bowling lanes the college transfer portal and the lure of preparing for the NFL draft has seen constructed right inside a TV studio.

Since the ‘70s, bowling has experienced a hundreds of players opt out of ‘giving it the steady decline in popularity, but since 2019 old college try’ by playing one more game.

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The contract is relatively low because the Big East has no football programs.

6. Big Ten – ESPN -$1 billion - $100 million per year The contract gives ESPN the first choice of games that it wants to pick for broadcast.

5. SEC – ESPN - $2.25 billion - $150 million per year The ESPN contract runs through 2024,

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4. BIG XII – ESPN/Fox - $2.6 billion - $200 million per year ESPN and Fox have joined forces to each pay $100 million each year to access Big XII college sporting events. The current contract runs thru 2025. With both Oklahoma and Texas leaving the league for the SEC, changes in the contract will surely take place following 2025.

3. Big Ten – Big Ten Network - $2.8 billion $112 million per year BTN is operated for the most part by Fox, with the Big Ten Conference having a 49% share in the network. The network has contract rights until 2032.

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1.ACC – ESPN/Raycom - $3.6 billion - $240 million per year The Atlantic Coast Conference TV deal runs through 2024. It includes full rights to the ACC men’s basketball championship.

The value was adjusted from ESPN’s old $100 million-per-year deal thanks in part to Pittsburgh, Louisville, and Syracuse joining the conference, with Notre Dame also joining in for all sports outside of football.

So come Monday night, sit back, relax and enjoy the final bowl being served. You don’t even have to worry about that damn 7/10 split!

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10. Mountain West – ESPN/CBS - $116 million - $18 million per year Interest in the conference has grown in recent years with the additions of Boise State, Fresno State, and Hawaii.

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HI. JAMIE SPENCER. I AM WITH THE WEBB WEEKLY. I know who you are, Mr. Spencer. I read your columns. Right, this way. SCORE. That simple gesture made my day. It also caused a stir for the 7th graders in the car. Perhaps for the very first time, Jensen thought his dad was a cool guy.

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I started as a fan and eventually became someone who occasionally got to “participate” in practice.

OK. I could totally fib and insert a few bogus stat lines, but unfortunately, I was the Jamie ninth man on an eightSpencer man rotation. We went on to the state final in ‘95, and I was along for the ride. I did score 12 points in a game in just three minutes of PT, but for the most part, I had the best seat in the MAGIC Dome for my entire scholastic career. Yes. I do have the box score. Truth be told, Coach only kept me around because he knew I’d help boost the overall GPA. He also told me that I was an integral part of the program. I was the only guy who had access to a car, and I would often give my teammates rides to and from practice.

I always wanted to coach when my playing days came to an end. Oh, what an honor it was to lead my Montoursville Warriors to victory over the mighty Millionaires back in ‘08. That night still ranks as the top in my many sporting moments. It was so very special to return last year with my St. John Neumann Knights to capture a DISTRICT 4 crown in front of my friends and family.

I also got to cover many games for WRAK Sports and PASPORTSLIVE. It was a lot of fun while it lasted, and I always enjoyed

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Williamsport Area High School is the bomb, and I am very proud to be an alum.

I was busy shaking hands and kissing babies. It was good to see so many familiar faces. I ran into a pair of old teammates, and I also entertained many questions.

Jensen and Owen got bored and sat with their friends. I was alone and decided to chill by myself in the “cool guy” corner. The stands were packed. It reminded me of the old days. I had no dog in the fight, but I was hoping for an entertaining game. This is a great rivalry.

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Now I have seen many impressive venues.

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NO PEEKING ALLOWED! SEE PAGE 41 FOR THIS WEEKS GAMES Dining Services Worker, (172-Day Calendar), Full-time

Penn College’s Dining Services department offers a great working environment and is committed to providing quality, award-winning service to the College community. Employees perform duties involved with preparing hot and cold food items, cleaning and sanitation, serving food to customers, and/or cashier duties. We are seeking individuals to work in a positive, fast- paced atmosphere who are service oriented and hardworking. Training is available for those with limited food service experience. Schedule: Thursday – 12 p.m. to 8 p.m., Friday & Saturday – 12:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., Sunday & Monday – 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. Position is benefit eligible.

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Shipping & Receiving Worker/Operations Clerk, (182-day Calendar), Full-time First Shift

This person will assist the Dining Services Purchasing Agent with receipt and verification of deliveries, storage of such items and routine daily pulls of inventory items. Additionally, this person will perform clerical functions in dealing with cashiers and deposits. Schedule: Monday through Friday (6 a.m. -2 p.m.). Position is benefit eligible.

Dining Services Workers, Part-time

Part-time positions include cashiers, dishroom attendants, sandwich makers short order cooks, pizza makers, deli sandwich makers, and more. We are seeking individuals to work in a positive, fast- paced atmosphere who are service oriented and hardworking.

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

Penn College, People Make the Difference Penn College is committed to equal opportunity and the diversity of its workforce.

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Quiet Neighborhood. $0-751/Mo. Section 8 Vouchers Accepted. 570441-3143 Or TDD 711. We Are An Equal Opportunity Employer And Provider. 160240

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If interested, please call 570-4478735.

COMMERCIAL LOT COMMERCIAL LOT FOR RENT, 1+ Acre, stabilized, $500 per month, Lycoming Creek Road.

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STORAGE UNITS

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Apply in person Mon.-Fri. between 8:00am & 4:00pm Or send your resume via email to Sales@fairfieldmanufacturing.com Or mail to Fairfield Manufacturing Company 213 Streibeigh Ln., Montoursville, PA 17754

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