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s many of you know, when I was growing up in Southside, I lived on Kane Street. I spent a lot of time at my grandmother, Josephine Webb’s, and at my aunt Mary Jo’s. Both lived in what my Father referred to as the Dutch Hill section. I had a blast in that neighborhood, whether I was at my cousin Kevin’s, my grandmother’s, or at the Plankenhorn’s house, which was just above Uncle Jim’s and Aunt Mary Jo’s. They always treated me like their own, and I loved playing whiffle ball in the big open field next to their house. It was one of the first places I was allowed to ride my bike too, which was a big deal back then — down Kane Street, across Mountain Avenue, and down Beech. The other place I loved going was over to my grandparents, Nanny and Pappy Maietta. They lived right on 4th Street across from the Handy Market. My grandfather had the Newberry Plaza and on down Race Street still owned the warehouse and garage where he had Lycoming Sales and Leasing Company. My Uncle Ron and Aunt Anna lived right on the corner of the parking lot. Pappy parked some of his older trucks there, and we often played in an adjacent open field. My cousin Ronnie and I would throw stones, play kickball, smear the person with the ball, get inside the trucks and act like we

were driving with the neighborhood kids, which included the Kiesslings. Great childhood memories from Dutch Hill and Newberry. This week we wanted to feature STEP, Inc. and all the good they do in Lycoming and Clinton counties. I am amazed at the programs, help, and assistance they offer folks at the beginning of their lives, right on thru until many are homebound. Unfortunately, and fortunately, the only person an elderly or homebound individual may see is somebody from STEP. James D. Plankenhorn, President & CEO of STEP, will always just be Jimmy to me. I’ve known him my whole life, and I still think of him as my childhood friend that I’m gonna jump on my Huffy bike and go play whiffle ball with. And then maybe spend the night at my Nanny Webb’s or Aunt Mary Jo’s and do it all over the next day. We would play for hours. They don’t come any better than Jimmy; he is retired Air Force, loves his community, and is a great person to oversee things on a daily basis at STEP. And yes, he would often get the best of me at whiffle ball, he was a little bit older, or at least that’s my story. Then there is STEP’s Chief Financial Officer, Patricia J. Kiessling. She will always be Patti to me. She has been very successful in the finance world and worked her way to

being a CFO. We have pretty much known each other during our entire journey through life and spent many years working together first at McCormick Lines for my Father. Patti continued on with my Dad to Webb Communications, and long Jim story short, she is like an Webb, Jr. older sister to me. She has overseen Webb Weekly’s financials since the beginning. I’m proud to report she never beat me at whiffle ball. Thank you, Patti, for putting up with me because I’m sure I wasn’t an easy younger brother. STEP stands for Success Through Engagement and Partnership. I just recently found that out from my Editor, Steph. It is present with their logo often in small print, but many ask what it stands for, including me. Since Patti began working there eight years ago, Jimmy and I have gotten to talk on a more regular basis. This has allowed me to learn just how important STEP is within our community. See, previously, I knew of the organization, but never really took the time to learn about the organization. To me, STEP is simply people that love and care about the people within our communities. They help in the widest variety of ways. They employ close to 300 folks between their Lycoming and Clinton County offices. We all know about their Head Start program, the transportation they provide, and the Meals on Wheels

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they deliver. However, that’s just the beginning of what they do. They truly provide education, services, and positivity for about every need a person or family could have. STEP’s Text Savvy Senior Sessions are an example of how the organization never stops with its educating mission. And this is so important to so many of our more seasoned citizens. Everything STEP does is in a manner to provide a positive community platform not only for services but for education. Hopefully, this edition provides awareness about STEP. There is way too much ground to cover in just one issue. I encourage you, whether it’s for yourself or a family member, if you need help or a helping hand in any manner, give them a call. STEP Williamsport — 1-800-346-3020 or 570326-0587. STEP Lock Haven — 1-800346-3020 or 570-858-5800. I want to give a shout-out to Rachelle Abbot, Chief Operations and Planning Officer, Jeannie Sullivan, Office of the Aging Director, and Lori Boos, who is the AmeriCorps Program Manager, for the outstanding jobs they do and being great to work with. Editor Steph also wanted me to give a shout-out to Jamey Williams, Executive Assistant, for making sure everything runs smoothly. I felt it was very important to identify a few of the local folks that are the faces behind STEP. I wish I could picture all within our pages. STEP is truly a team effort. God Bless America.

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the Emergency Rental Assistance Program 1 can assist residents for up to 15-months if they have been affected by COVID-19. Additional funds through the Emergency Rental Assistance Program 2 extends the timeframe by three months, for a total of 18 months. Applications can be found at www. stepcorp.org/LycoRent. STEP also continues to offer the Supportive Housing Program, which supports families in crisis to get back on their feet and secure stable housing. STEP is a walk-in location for homeless individuals to register with 211. STEP also has limited funding through an Emergency Solutions Grant to help secure temporary housing, such as hotel rooms for homeless individuals. This month, STEP is rolling out a new mortgage assistance program for those affected by COVID-19 in the areas of Jersey Shore Borough, Montoursville Borough, and the rural areas of Lycoming County. Unfortunately, residents of the City of Williamsport, Loyalsock Township, and South Williamsport Borough are not eligible for the mortgage assistance program. This assistance is for three months of mortgage arrears if qualifications and income guidelines are met. One of STEP’s better-known program categories is transportation. STEP Transportation provides services to residents of Lycoming and Clinton counties. There are several funding streams with different eligibility criteria, including Persons with Disabilities (PwD), Medical Assistance Transportation Program (MATP), Area

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Agency on Aging (AAA), Pennsylvania Lottery, and the Employment Transportation Assistance Program (ETAP). Additionally, STEP Transportation provides safe and accessible transportation for STEP Head Start students. STEP Office of Aging sponsors trips for individuals ages 60-64. Eligible trips include grocery shopping, trips to STEP Centers for Healthy Aging, trips to social service agencies, and medical appointments/ medical needs within Lycoming and Clinton counties. Transportation for customers age 65 and over is provided by the Lottery Shared-Ride program. This funding source covers a wide range of trips, including medical, social, educational, employment, shopping, family gatherings, or to sustain independence and remain a part of the community. MATP funding provides transportation to appointments with medical providers that accept the PA Access Card. MATP customers can also receive reimbursement for using a private vehicle or RVT fixed route transportation for approved trips. ADA Transportation is available for all residents with disabilities located within 0.75 miles from any River Valley Transit fixed route. River Valley Transit contracts with STEP Transportation to provide this service to all ADA-registered customers. Persons with Disabilities funding covers any customer with a permanent or temporary mental or physical disability. STEP Transportation programs range from no cost to a flat cost or mileage-based fee structure. Additionally, anyone living in or visiting the STEP Transportation service area can ride for a mileage-based fee to anywhere in

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obtaining employment at or above a living wage. Many of STEP’s rental assistance programs are part of the Community Collaboration pathway. STEP Service Navigation is an evolving mix of case management programs, some of which include financial assistance, that works with customers to tackle the multifaceted barriers that may be keeping them from stability or self-sufficiency. Additionally, STEP AmeriCorps provides high-quality volunteer service members to local nonprofit organizations to increase their capacity while giving those service members a chance to pay for past or future educational expenses. In addition to STEP Transportation, the Independent Living Pathway contains the STEP Office of Aging, which provides a wide range of social services to older adults in our community. STEP Office of Aging also operates eight Centers for Healthy Aging, providing vital social engagement and health/nutrition supports. It is important to note that while STEP provides many and varied programs, they also rely upon many partners to support or complement their mission. Other nonprofits and local and state government agencies serve alongside STEP either through their programming or their funding support. As a community of agencies here to serve, STEP and its partners collectively do their best to serve the needs of area residents, helping them and their families in their journey to social and economic success.

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he upcoming primary election on May 17th and the general election on November 8th promises to bring a host of visitors to come knocking on our doors. There will be those with petitions to get themselves on the ballot, those who are on the ballot and want your vote, and those plugging for these candidates. But given that in the past couple of years, we have seen everything possible go supercalifragilistically weird, it is not surprising that there is the occasional wolf in sheep clothing among our friendly neighborhood door knockers. Lycoming County’s Department of Voter Services has reported that there have been reports of at least one individual who came to a home and claimed to be an employee of the county’s Voter Services Department and was seeking to solicit personal information. Director Forrest Lehman attended the Lycoming County Commissioners Meeting on Tuesday, January 11th, to emphasize publicly that his department does NOT go door to door. If anyone is soliciting in the name of the department, they should report this immediately (voterservices@lyco.org or 570-3272267).

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However, these imposters should not deter residents from participating in the electoral process that comes to their doorsteps. The honest-to-goodness individuals who go door-to-door are very committed to their cause and deserve a few minutes of your time. These would be actual candidates and those who are canvassing for candidates who want to hear and be heard. It is an age-old tradition, and it should not be scorned because of the very few who seek to use underhanded tactics. Generally, candidates or their party supporters try to campaign at large gatherings such as the Lycoming County Fair, the Builders Show, and other events that draw a good crowd. This is the best way to meet the most people in the

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The blasts, which occurred within an hour of each other, destroyed the homes of Anthony J. Kohler, of 1839 Sweeley Avenue, and Mrs. Elsie M. Coder, 1841 Sweeley Avenue. Mr. Kohler and J. Raymond Lundy, of 2090 Lycoming Creek Road were killed when the Kohler home exploded about an hour after the Coder home exploded. Mrs. Coder was rescued from her burning home uninjured. Twenty-three persons, including nineteen firemen fighting the Coder blaze, were injured when the Kohler home exploded. Preliminary damages estimated run as high as $1.5 million dollars, according to Civil Defense officials. Damages could go higher they said. As many as five homes in the neighborhood have already been declared beyond repair by the owners because of severe structure damage.

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Book Sale What: Friends of Muncy Library book sale. When: February 8th, from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. and February 26th, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Where: Muncy Library, 108 S. Main St., Muncy. Valentine’s Dinner What: Second annual free “Share the Love” Valentine Stuffed Chicken Breast Take-Out Dinner – up to 200 complimentary meals given by Eagle Grange as a gift to the community. Each meal includes: Stuffed chicken breast with gravy, mixed green salad with homemade celery seed sweet-sour dressing, potatoes au gratin, green beans amandine, applesauce, roll & butter and angel food cake with strawberries. Advance reservations required on first come, first served basis by calling Joann Murray at 570-547-1340. No payment required for meals but donations to “pay the love forward” will be accepted to provide additional services to the community. When: Saturday, February 12, 2022. Pick up between 2:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. following social distancing protocols. Where: Eagle Grange Hall at the intersection of Route 15 and East Blind Road, Montgomery.

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Church Service What: Sunday service. Sermon Title: Praise God, The Church is Alive. Sermon Text Acts 2:1-13. All are welcome to learn about God and the Christian life. When: Sunday Morning, January 30th. Service time 10:15 a.m. Where: Garden View Baptist Church, 1600 Doris Ave., Williamsport.

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the United States. The Williamsport Area Swim Club (WASC) is affiliated with USA Swimming with the main purpose to share the sport and values of swimming with as many people as possible. WASC has opportunities throughout the year for all ages a master’s level for 18 and older, Gold/ Bronze/Silver for ages 9+ that can compete in events throughout PA, and water sprouts for children five and up to develop skills to enjoy swimming for a lifetime. The swim club teaches life skills and is a great form of exercise, but also how to be a team member.” The club utilizes the YMCA pool in Williamsport and the Williamsport High School pool, and when there may be a need for an additional pool to use, perhaps for a large meet, they may also use the East Lycoming YMCA pool. Kelli Smith has two sons who are members of the Williamsport Area Swim Club, one is at the older end, and the other is just getting started at the younger end. “My older son really likes the flexi-

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used to be.” What once was common and accepted have changed. F.W. Woolworth Company, Blockbuster Video, Borders Bookstores, and Aunt Jemima pancake mix are among so many great product providers that have passed from the scene. Newberry Little League, the land of Fred Heaps and championships, enjoyed tremendous on-field success. The league won 17 District 12 championships, appeared in the National 1947 Little League Tournament and in the 1969 Little League World Series. They are the last Lycoming County team to get to the LLB World Series. Their softball program chipped in with10 local district titles. For local leagues, drawing Heaps’ team in the district tournament was an elimination ticket. As a Little League manager, I was 0-2 against his squads, including one memorable game played at the old Memorial Little League field when our Little Mountaineer team fell victim to a come-from-behind home run hit by Kevin Stahl on an ill-advised curveball pitch selection. In taking their ball and going home, Newberry is apparently signaling its growing dissatisfaction with LLB rules. Although the league has made no public comment on its decision, by joining the Ripken program, they are not encumbered with any league boundary

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I am very blessed. Thanks to all. Life is good. Right? Well. To be determined. I was feeling under the weather on Sunday evening. Nothing major. Perhaps a cold. Went to bed early. Woke up the next morning with some aches and pains. A fever and a massive headache. Great. I did my best to get around. I was spent. Coach Spencer was headed to the basement. Lockdown. I reached out to my doctor to get tested. Couldn’t get in until Wednesday. Life was in a circle. I made several calls and wrote many emails. I was trying to stay optimistic, but obviously, something was wrong. I removed myself entirely — no interaction with anyone. No work. No practice. I was done. I stayed in complete isolation. It was hard, and I missed my

family. I am both vaccinated and boosted. Wear a mask when needed, and I stay away from people. That is what makes it so Jamie frustrating. Yes. Spencer The bug has been going around. COVID is everywhere. It affects everyone differently. I had my doubts, but it sure kicked the crap out of me. It wasn’t just the flu. I was so scared as I pulled in on Wednesday morning. I had to stay in my car on River Ave. Maybe I shouldn’t have gotten there so early. My mind was racing. I was thinking about everything. I wasn’t concerned for me but for the others around me. I was swabbed, and I have never been so nervous. I received a call fifteen minutes later. The nurse said I tested

positive. Great. I reached out to my superiors immediately. I told them that I was going to stay in hiding. I felt bad for leaving my coworkers hanging. We are stretched pretty thin already. My hoops team was scheduled to play that evening. Forget about it. Coach Spencer needs to remain in the basement. Thankfully Bill & Chris Reed are there to lend a hand. My friends will do a great job leading the Knights until I am on the mend. My boys played great at CMVT. It was so nice to hear from them. So, I am eventually getting better, and I hope to be back to normal. It has been a very long and stressful week. I never thought I would be sidelined. COVID is real, folks. I now know it all firsthand. It has impacted our lives in many different ways. Continue to stay safe. Wear those masks. Cheers.

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