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Four Wrestlers Take Gold in Hershey

By Scott N. Lowery & Dave Bellomo [Editor’s Note: Whew! We have a whole lotta wrestling to cover this week. We had FOUR local wrestlers bring home State Gold and we want to make sure they get all the attention they deserve!

So thank you to Jimmy for giving up his space this week (I’ll also be donating mine) so that we can feature these four amazing athletes. And, speaking of amazing athletes, as of press time, the Neumann Knights were on their way to the Final Four, still looking for their own PIAA Gold. We will have more coverage on their journey next week!]

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hey come from rival schools — their communities separated by only 5.8 miles connected

by Route 405. One wears blue, the other red, and their Indian mascots are identified by separate tribes. But as they gathered with their statewide wrestling brethren in Hershey seeking mat glory, Muncy and Montgomery returned home, sharing two very special accomplishments — each school had crowned a state champion!

Muncy junior Scott Johnson and Montgomery sophomore Conner Harer brought gold medals back home by winning the PIAA 126-pound and 145-pound AA titles, respectively.

Johnson’s win came via a decisive 9-2 victory over Brockway’s Mark Palmer, while Harer blanked Faith Christian’s Eric Alderfer 3-0.

Emotion and fulfillment consumed both young men as their longtime dreams became a reality.

“I wanted this so bad. Before I walked out on the mat, I was thinking in my head; this is mine. There’s nothing that is going to stop me,” Johnson reflected.

“The night before the match, I didn’t have the best night’s sleep. I was really anxious and probably only had three or four hours of sleep. I was really excited because I knew this would be the day I had been looking forward to — becoming a state champion.”

After a pre-match breakfast of pancakes and hash browns and six minutes of applying his craft, his dream had become a reality.

“We are all extremely proud of what

Scotty has been able to accomplish,” said Muncy athletic director Curt Chilson. “He brought home silver last year, so I think he was on a mission this year to stand on the top of that podium and bring home a gold medal.

“It was a great run for his brother Austin as well. To make it to the final as a freshman is quite an accomplishment.

We are excited for both of them and are looking forward to what the future holds. I’m hoping their success will inspire some of our younger wrestlers to be the best they can.”

Johnson becomes the seventh wrestler in school history to capture a state wrestling crown. He joins Bryon Dugan, Mick Hill, Larry Lauchle, Zach Strickland, Ryan Hembury, and Joe Klock in that select group.

“I have always looked up to Strickland and Hembury, and it is very cool to be in those guys’ company of winning a state championship,” Johnson added.

“I realize there have been other brother combinations that have wrestled in Hershey, but I was proud to have Austin there with me. It was great to put the Johnson name into that conversation of wrestling brothers.”

For Harer, wrestling has long been the

crest worn proudly on the family shield.

“Winning the state championship means a lot knowing that my father was a two-time state place winner and my younger brother actually has more elementary and junior high state titles than me. From top to bottom, those things have made me want to work harder, not only for myself but for my family as well.

“Leading up to the final match, I was pretty relaxed and enjoying the moment. You train 364 days a year just waiting for this moment to come, so I just wanted to take it all in, have fun, and know that the work you put in was all worth it and all I had to do was show that my work would pay off.

“I have always trained hard and watched my diet. I keep my diet simple.

I eat three or four meals a day, but it is always healthy eating, making sure that I put the right food in my body so that it comes out the right way. My eating habits are very basic because my stomach isn’t used to junk food and stuff.

“I felt I was properly prepared. It’s been forty years since Montgomery had a state champion, so winning

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WRESTLING GOLD that gold medal showed that even at a small school like ours that anything is possible if you just put your mind to it.”

Like Johnson, Harer had a teammate join him in Hershey, Red Raiders senior Devon Deem, who placed fifth at 152 pounds.

“It was a great weekend for our community,” expressed a happy Mike Snyder, Montgomery athletic director.

“We had a lot of support for Conner and Devin in Hershey. It was nice to see a lot of red down there. Ty Hall, who was Montgomery’s only other state champion, 42 years ago in 1980, was there to witness the tournament, and it was great to have him there. Ty has long been a great supporter of the program and has been back to the school on many occasions.

“Conner is a very high-value athlete and wrestler who has probably been visualizing this moment since the time he was a little kid. He took the trip to Hershey with his dad since he was six or seven years old. It is something he has been training for for a very long time.

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My hat is off to him.

“On Sunday after the championships, we had a parade around town when we got back home. Conner and Devin chose to ride on top of the fire truck even though it was freezing cold. After the parade, we gathered in the high school auditorium, where we watched the boy’s matches, and both of them then spoke to the crowd. Both of them did a tremendous job speaking. It was a very emotional time for them for different reasons.

For Devin as a senior, it is his last ride.

He finished fourth in the states last year at 152 pounds and took fifth this year in a very difficult weight class. He spoke about the community support and what it has meant to him and his family. He will be going on to the Naval Academy and will be wrestling there. He is very excited about that opportunity, and we are very excited for him as well.” *** “Last year was tough for Isaac,” said Lenny Cory, Isaac Cory’s dad. “He was confident he could do well and won Sectionals and Districts but didn’t

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2021 was an unusual wrestling season for everyone due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Instead of having a traditional State meet, the tournament was broken up into two super-regional meets where Isaac was unable to place.

However, this year was different as Isaac Cory actually stepped back from wrestling, choosing instead to focus on strength training. “Isaac would be in the gym every day at 4:30 a.m.,” said Lenny. “He got into lifting, and it made him confident. He was much more of an offensive wrestler on the mat.” In addition to improving his mindset, his strength training changed Isaac’s body.

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After winning the wrestle-off, the real challenge began where he lost to Jersey Shore powerhouse Hadyn Packer. “Isaac had become a little overconfident with his new strength and went chest-to-chest with Packer,” said Lenny. Packer ended up beating Cory 10-7 in the Section finals. “That loss needed to happen. He probably wouldn’t have won states if that didn’t happen. He learned he needed to be more tactical.”

Isaac went on to win Districts and Regionals, ultimately beating Cole Karpinsky 5-1 to take the PIAA-AA State title. “Any reservations I had about Isaac wrestling in the 189 lb. weight class were dispelled because his strength could match anyone he came up against,” said Coach Yonkin. Yonkin went on to say that District 4 wrestling had an incredible year, and that this

area is a hot-bed for wrestling.

When asked how he felt about his son winning the state title in wrestling, Lenny Cory laughed, “When Isaac came off the mat, the first thing he told me was that I was no longer the #1 wrestler in the house anymore. I was very proud of him.” Lenny Cory went on to explain that he was a state runner-up in wrestling in 1986.

Isaac Cory plans on attending Penn College, where he will wrestle and major in Power Generation with an emphasis on diesel engines. *** Dalton Perry is a 126-pound freshman. He has had an incredible season. And he capped it off in the best way possible — by winning the District 6 State Championship.

Perry picked up a 6-3 comeback decision against Hempfield Area’s Ethan Ledin. This was Central Mountain’s first State Title since Brian Brill defeated Cannon-McMillan’s, Nick Catalano.

Dalton started off his season in spectacular fashion.

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He then fell behind 1-0 in the semifinal match but came back to win against Thomas Jefferson’s Maddox Shaw.

Perry trailed Ledin 3-2 in the last minute of the third period. But he kept his composure. He took an aggressive shot, which led to a takedown and a near fall followed.

That was all it took for the freshman to come out on top. He took gold to end his inaugural season in incredible fashion.

Dalton is Central Mountain’s fourth wrestler to win a state title, joining brothers Dylan and Andrew Alton and Brill.

He told Michael Kresovich of the Lock Haven Express, “It’s pretty cool to be up there with those guys.”

Pretty cool indeed. Perry has managed an incredible season that would make any senior proud, let alone to accomplish as a freshman. I’m sure that he has a bright wrestling future ahead, and it probably won’t be the last time he’s featured winning gold in the PIAA State Tournament.

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Hat Tournament at Williamsport High School, Perry kicked off the tournament with a pin and followed it by winning the whole thing.

After winning the Top Hat tourney, he would then continue to win his next eight matches — bringing him to 12-0 before losing his first match.

His losses would be temporary, though. After losing two out of three matches, he would pick up a winning streak that would have him taking his next 24 matches in a row.

Of those 24 wins, 21 ended in a pin, tech fall (winning by 15 or more points), or major decision (winning by eight or more points). Two of the other three were forfeits, and the third was a still-impressive 10-5 win.

All in all, Perry would end his season at 41-2, which is a new record for most wins by a freshman in Clinton County.

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Perry started his road to Hershey by defeating Jack Van Dee of Cathedral Prep in the Northwest Regional finals.

Arriving in Hershey for the big show, he first took on Zander Phatorus of Waynesburg, where he picked up an 8-3 decision.

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abe Stillman, an accomplished and popular blues singer is one of the bright lights to have come out of the local music scene in recent years. An indication of Gabe’s talent and how well he is thought of by people in the music world and his fans was his recent nomination for two honors from the prestigious Central Pennsylvania Music Awards.

He was nominated for Best Blues Band and Best Blues Album.

Gabe talked about what these honors meant to him and discussed his career and musical influences as well.

“I’m thrilled to have received nominations for several awards coming up this Spring.

It’s an honor to be recognized at the state level and be nominated for two Central Pennsylvania Music Awards for Best Blues Band and Album of the Year for my debut record “Just Say The Word,” Gabe told Webb Weekly. “It’s also a great achievement that the record is recognized globally by The Blues Foundation and is nominated for a Blues Music Award for Best Emerging Artist Album. A nomination in these awards sends a message to fans and industry players that an artist is not only serious about being a professional musician but is able to capture other people and move them. That’s my goal in making music. I’m trying to evoke an emotion in the listener,

both in the live setting and in the studio. I never expect recognition for my work, but it’s always encouraging when things like this happen. I’m beyond proud of my band and everyone who was involved with making the record, and I’m excited to be pursuing my passion of playing live as much as possible.”

Gabe’s nominated album has been described this way, “Just Say The Word” is packed with 13 originals plus two covers and further solidifies Stillman’s reputation as an accomplished guitarist and meaningful songwriter. Produced by Anson Funderburgh at Wire Recording in Austin, Texas, “Just Say the Word” is a compelling listen from beginning to end, with powerful contributions from the Texas Horns and special appearances by Funderburgh, Sue Foley, and Greg Izor.

Gabe spoke of his experience in recording the album. “I had the time of my life making this record. It was simultaneously the most professional studio experience I’ve ever had and the most fun I’ve ever had,” declared Gabe. “The studio can be a daunting task. Being forced to listen to your own music over and over, when you’re as self-critical as most musicians are, is not always a positive experience. What can help that, though, is being surrounded by the right people. I’m very fortunate to have had an amazing crew of musicians and studio staff who always gave their negative

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She concluded, “The decision to choose being a professional musician as your livelihood is not one to be taken lightly. The sacrifices one makes are overwhelming, the patience needed, learning from the setbacks incurred, and the willingness to dive deep into the business side is rare among musicians. Gabe Stillman understands all of this and takes on every challenge he meets with gusto and determination. Watching Gabe grow as a well-rounded musician and as an astute businessman brings me great satisfaction and joy.”

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critique when it was necessary but also gave their positive feedback genuinely and sincerely. Anson Funderburgh is not only a wonderful musician and producer, but he’s a great guy, and he created an environment that made being in the studio feel as organic as being onstage. ” Bonnie Tallman is Gabe’s manager and has looked after his career in a loving and motherly fashion. She took the time to tell us what Gabe is like and what it has meant to manage him.

“I first met Gabe Stillman when I was teaching a class at the Uptown Music Collective titled, Beyond the Music: You’re the CEO. The class was intended to create an entrepreneurial mindset for UMC students who were leaning towards considering music performance as a career, their livelihood,” Tallman said. “My class was designed to be the dose of reality - just being a great musician would not guarantee success.”

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he abundance of people who spend money on lottery tickets all dream that someday they will be the one to hit it big. Imagine what it would be like to win a million dollars! All your problems would be over, right? According to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, one-third of all lottery winners will declare bankruptcy within a few years of their windfall. The lesson here is that when money comes around, it needs to be used wisely, or it will soon be done and gone with little to show for it.

The $22 million America Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds allocated to Lycoming County could be a tremendous boost to our region or a lottery winner belly-up failure. It would be interesting to track the $130 billion for municipalities and counties nationally that has been allocated from the $1.9 trillion (!) ARPA spending bill. Though it seems like it would be a dream come true, these government entities are discovering what lottery winners must deal with. Relatives you never knew you had come banging at your door. Everyone you know suddenly

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To the credit of the Lycoming County Board of Commissioners, they knew they had a hot potato in their hands and decided to let it cool down a bit.

They began in June of last year by first discussing funding needs with the Williamsport City Council and the township and borough officials in the county. They spent three nights meeting, discussing their strategic plans with them.

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These were not just brainstorm sessions either, because the commissioners made a pact together that they were going to invest these funds into projects that would have an immediate impact, yet at the same time could be “generational.” This could be described as “helpful now and at the same time building for tomorrow.” It is a difficult bar to reach, but it is the wisest approach when winning the lottery.

With those parameters in mind, they went from local officials to the various authorities, particularly water and sewer. Some of these systems are in dire need of repair and servicing, and these funds would meet the ‘now & tomorrow’ focus that the commissioners are seeking to meet. They also met with developers and realtors who expressed to them that when they are exploring where to build new homes and apartments, access to water and sewer is critical. If they must develop a property without these utilities and thus have to provide water and sewer themselves, they cut their profit margin so small that it is not worth the effort. The seriousness of this is evident as currently, there are only 175 homes for sale in Lycoming Coun-

ty when the average is generally 600.

The commissioners are also discussing with farmers what their concerns are and what they foresee as their challenges down the country road. One is broadband, as even modern agricultural equipment is more and more dependent on internet access. Rural areas are desperate for better connectivity, and unfortunately, the technology is still expensive to make this vision come to pass.

It seems to this observer that the Lycoming County Commissioners Board has crossed every T and dotted every I, but the three commissioners want to ensure that everyone has a voice in this matter. Already, $52 million worth of requests have been submitted for the $22 million in grants, but there might yet be a need that could cut its way up to the front of the line.

To that end, the Lycoming County Commissioners are hosting a Town Hall Meeting at 6:00 PM on Tuesday, March 28th, at the Commissioners Meeting Room in the Executive Plaza, right behind the Lycoming County Courthouse. The public is invited to express their opinions and concerns.

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Spring Book Sale What: Friends of the Jersey Shore Library spring book sale.

When: March 24th from 9:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m., March 25th from 9:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m., March 26th from 9:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m.

Where: Jersey Shore Library.

Fish Dinner What: Zafar Grotto fish dinner $13.00. Baked or fried, mac and cheese, stewed tomatoes and cole slaw.

Alternative dinner – chicken tenders.

When: March 25th, from 5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.

Where: Zafar Grotto, 381 E. Second Ave., S. Williamsport.

Dinner What: Beer battered or broiled haddock dinner or boneless pork chops with garlic mashed potatoes. Open to the public.

When: Friday, March 25, 2022, 4:30 to?

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

Soup Sale What: Homemade soup sale. All soups, 11 kinds available, are $3.50 a pint.

When: Saturday, March 26th from noon-2:00 p.m.

Where: Lycoming County SPCA, 2805 Reach Rd., Williamsport.

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Gun Bingo What: Spitfire 14U softball fundraiser Gun Bingo. $50 donation for 20 regular games, 5 special games, 50/50, rip tickets, Chinese auction, lottery board. Food available to purchase.

When: March 27, 2022. Doors open 11:00 a.m., bingo starts 1:30 p.m.

Where: Independent Fire Co., 306 Clark St., South Williamsport.

Weight Loss Group What: TOPS Weight Loss Group.

When: Mondays from 5:15 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Masks and social distancing required.

Where: Divine Providence Hospital Auditorium, use auditorium entrance.

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.

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Guest Artist Recital What: ‘Rising from the Shadows’: Justin Badgerow, piano & Lisa Van Winkle, flute. Free admission.

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Preschool Open House What: Messiah Lutheran Preschool will host a open house for parents with preschool-age children to register for next school year. Classes are Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m.

When: March 29th from 4:00 p.m.-7:30 p.m.

Where: Messiah Lutheran Preschool, 324 S. Howard St., South Williamsport.

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Church Service What: Sunday service. Sermon Title: You Light Up My Life Part 2. Sermon text: Acts 9:1-19. All are welcome to learn about God and the Christian life.

When: Sunday Morning, March 27th. Service time: 10:15 a.m.

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Stories, pretzel making, crafts, games, music, service project.

When: Saturday, March 26th, from 9:00 a.m.-noon.

Where: Messiah Lutheran Church, 324 S. Howard St., South Williamsport.

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Breakfast, lunch, baked goods, and Easter eggs.

When: March 26th, from 8:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.

Where: Third St. United Methodist Church, 931 East Third St, 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.

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When: Monthly meeting, 3rd Tuesday of the month, at 7:00 p.m.

Where: Christ Episcopal Church, 426 Mulberry St., Williamsport.

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

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I also knew JCPenney’s dressing rooms really well. We not only got new shoes at JCPenney, but Mom would buy my brother and me new clothes from there. Luke was easy-going and younger, so whatever Mom picked out, he didn’t have much to say. Then there was me — a feisty little firecracker.

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Country Cupboard closed? Come on now. That place was a staple. I loved their buffet! There was nothing like going there with your fat pants on, ready to indulge. It was like a race you prepared for all day. Not eating much, so you went there with a big appetite, ready to indulge in some amazing food. I loved their pumpkin muffins, baked corn, mac n’ cheese, and fried chicken. Plus, the salad bar was top-notch with the real bacon they had to top on your salad. My kids would later go out to the store with

their wooden nickel given to us by the waitress and could go get some penny candy with it. Kids won’t remember this anymore, and that makes me sad.

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my mom and I in no way had the same fashion. She loved the cute frilly ruffle crap with the big shoulder pad stuff. I, on the other hand, did not. She would make me try this stuff on, and I would fight it. Needless to say, the JCPenney changing room was my butt whoopin’ center. Even if we weren’t trying on clothes, I knew I had crossed the line when she said let’s go to the changing rooms. *enter the laughing emoji here* Ah yes. Good ole JCPenney. Where my momma set my booty straight. Years later, when I was much older and became a momma myself, Mom and I would go to the mall together and park outside JCPenney. I would tease her, saying, “let’s hit up the changing rooms for old times’ sake,” and we would just crack up about it. I told her someday that the famous JCPenney butt-whooping would end up in the Webb. And here we are!

The mall had so many good memories. My husband, who was once my boyfriend for five years, walked around holding hands on Friday nights. My son Tyler’s first restaurant was Friendly’s at only a week old. There he sat in his baby seat next to me in the booth.

In front of me sat a big old Reese’s sundae after a delicious BBQ chicken sandwich. A big sundae for a new mom is just what the doctor ordered. I was exhausted.

I love some sour cream and onion Auntie Anne’s pretzels with a fresh lemonade. They better relocate; I don’t know what I’d do.

There and Maurice’s are my two favorite mall spots, which surprisingly are both still

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Does anyone remember Heavenly Pasteria in downtown Williamsport? Oh my goodness, we ate there so often with Mom and Dad. My dad especially loved it there, and he really loved the garlic knots. The owner was such a sweet Italian man, and we got to know him after going pretty often on the weekends.

Places like this I miss. The places that were connected with memories. But hey, things change. People change. But all I have to say, after losing all these good places and feeling bummed about it, at least we got a TEXAS ROADHOUSE now, baby! Yee-haw!!

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• 4 cups water • 1/4 cup baking soda • 1 large egg, beaten • Coarse salt • 2 Tbsp butter • 2 Tbsp. flour • 1 cup milk • 2 -1/2 cups extra sharp cheddar cheese • Kosher salt • Freshly ground black pepper • Pinch cayenne pepper Directions: Preheat oven to 425°. Spray a large cookie sheet with cooking spray.

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crowd – and then Jesus taught he topic of them. And yes, sometimes He worship has long even served coffee and donuts been a source of afterward. Well, it was actually contentious debate bread and fish, but you get the in the church. It is contentious point. Jesus showed us a way because the debate focuses on to do effective evangelism: the wants of the worshiper attract a crowd, teach them rather than focusing on truth, fill their bellies. pleasing the heart of God. Who are you worshiping, Tim It is what we do at the church Hartzell where I serve. We work hard God or yourself? to provide safe parking, We nearly always frame the worship debate in “I want” statements. full accessibility to our modern We Americans are consumers, so and clean building, comfortable it makes sense that we approach seats and temperature, welcoming the worship of God as consumers. greeters and hosts, gifts for firstChurches invest a lot of time, money, time guests, a café with free donuts and energy into creating worship and coffee, children’s ministries and experiences that appeal to the wants childcare, a variety of worship styles and needs of consumerist seekers. and expressions, special music and After all, what good is it to declare the dramatic performances, sermons that good news of Jesus Christ if no one is are practical and inspirational – and all neatly packaged in a 75-minute there to hear it?

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but good. Frankly, it’s awful. It is highly offensive to have someone tell you, “You are dead in your sins and trespasses – and you now stand eternally condemned in the eyes of Almighty God.” Most of us see ourselves as being pretty good folk. After all, we’re not Hitler or Putin. Compared to those evil thugs, we look good! We work hard and sacrifice to serve our families and advance our communities. How dare anyone suggest we are sinful and condemned? Seriously, the good news

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will feel welcome and wanted.

But being attractive can also be distractive. Please stick with me as I explain this statement.

Being attractive is how we gather a crowd so we can proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ. But friends, the good news is hard to hear. It is offensive. It declares that you are a sinner, and without the saving grace of Jesus Christ, you will live and die in condemnation.

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of Jesus Christ is not attractive – at least not initially.

The reason it is called good news is because after the brutal diagnosis comes the hope of a miraculous cure: through Jesus Christ, God extends mercy and grace! Romans 8:1 declares, “There is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus because through Christ Jesus the law of the Spirit who gives life has set you free from the law of sin and death.”

Good news! There is a cure – and

His name is Jesus. His birth, suffering, death, and resurrection provide access to the cure for anyone who believes.

Anyone! When you place your faith in Jesus, you are no longer guilty and condemned – you are a child of God and secure in God’s love. It is truly good news!

But then it gets potentially offensive again. Receiving the abundant grace of God is a gift so grand and so miraculous that it requires us to live up to it; to live holy; to allow God to

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a moment by moment surrender to being a living sacrifice. This is the kind of worshiper God seeks.

Established believer, let me challenge your thinking: the nice things your church does to attract the lost are not intended for you. You have already received God’s grace. Your sins are forgiven and forgotten. You are a new creation. You are no longer enslaved to a fear of death. You have been declared a child of God and co-heir with Jesus Christ. Your name is written in the Lamb’s Book of Life. You have received the gift of the Holy Spirit.

You are free. Forever. Hallelujah!

Now, stop going to church to get what you want. Forget the worship style – and give yourself fully to worshiping. Forsake the soft chairs – and give yourself fully to serving.

Give up your convenient parking spot and make it available to someone else.

Quit complaining about the mess the donuts make. Instead, offer to be the guy who picks the donuts up at 7 AM. Stop critiquing the coffee or moaning about the spill stains on the carpet. Instead, start serving in the café or volunteer as a custodian. Stop

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completely recalibrate our heart and mind. Jesus called it, “Denying self and taking up your cross daily.” Paul called it “offering your body as a living sacrifice.” If we fully surrender to God’s transformative grace, it changes us. Instead of being consumers, we become replenishers. Instead of receiving, we give. Instead of sitting, we serve. Instead of storing up on earth, we store up in heaven. Instead of thinking of self, we think of others.

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Any person, firm or corporation violating the ordinance or order will be declared guilty of a misdemeanor.

The first section of the ordinance sets forth that the city regards blackouts as a governmental function to protect life and property in the city from enemy action, the mayor is authorized and directed to carry out blackouts and protections at such periods as authorized by the Army and Navy and to promulgate such orders, regulations as may be necessary for the success of the blackouts and to protect life and property during such periods.

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they are not currently being visited yet by a nesting bluebird, it is worth opening them up carefully to see if any leftover debris might need to be removed. You might even discover the box has been taken over by a pesty field mouse, and a thorough cleaning will allow a bluebird to use the box instead.

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chewed all the way around the stem, it will not survive, and a new seedling will need to be planted. To prevent any future such damage, you should keep any grasses or weeds from growing in an area 3 feet away from the seedling in all directions.

Either apply an herbicide such as glyphosate on the grasses and weeds around the tree or lay down a plastic or rubber sheeting to cover the area.

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Layout a mile or two path along a logging road in one of your favorite hunting spots, and plan to make the trek every few days until you have reached your goals of weight loss and fitness. It won’t be long until you will be exploring mountain trout streams or climbing the hills in search of spring gobblers!

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Fortunately, some areas were not hit very hard last year by the infestation of the gypsy moth caterpillar, but there certainly were some locations where there was complete defoliation of some mature trees. One year of a complete defoliation will not usually kill a tree unless there were other negative conditions such as a long dry spell. But, if allowed to occur for multiple years, such defoliation will kill a mature tree. While the caterpillars prefer oak trees, they will attack any hardwood tree and will even consume the needles of pine trees and other vegetation. In hard-hit areas, you can spot the light tan egg masses (about the size of a nickel or quarter) on the trunks and undersides of lower main branches.

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I must admit that when I talk to other turkey hunters about the upcoming spring season, I am hearing different reports regarding turkey sightings. In some areas, I’m being told that very few turkeys are being seen, but I have been fortunate to see a fair number of birds last fall and even some into the winter months. In the past month or so, I have even been seeing a group of about a dozen turkeys that all appear to be gobblers.

However, with some lower numbers of turkey sightings being reported, the Pennsylvania Game Commission has been working on some new approaches.

More specifically, the Game Commission has been involved in an ongoing winter population study and a large-scale study of hens. Up to March 15 this past winter, the Game Commission had been asking for the public’s assistance to help find turkeys to trap. Participants were asked to report to the Game Commission any flocks that they saw. It’s important to note that the turkeys were not removed from the area, but they were simply trapped, leg-banded, and then released back on the same site where they were first reported.

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Hopefully, the Game Commission study will reveal some crucial information that may help improve turkey populations throughout the state. In the meantime, I’m beginning my own study; I’ll ask my wife to do the driving, and I’ll keep my eyes peeled in the woods and fields.

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Lowery staring at them from the scoreboard The pint-sized point guard’s propensity to perform in pressure above temporarily washed away all situations had given the Lady Mounties the lead they had accomplished throughout their 23-5 in a back & forth catfight against the defending season.

PIAA AA defending state champions Mt. This was not “the little engine that could.” It’s Carmel in the din of the Danville gym as the too bad ancient philosopher Aristotle’s time was two teams battled to punch their ticket to the well before James Naismith invented the game state’s final four on the road to Hershey. The two of basketball as a saying attributed to him — teams had split two earlier meetings, with both “The whole is greater than the sum of its parts” games played on the Tornadoes’ home court, — may be the apropos description of Coach and maximum effort is the best way to describe Justin Marnon’s squad. The saying reflects the how they played in this pivotal game. feeling that when one single thing is grouped by Perhaps stung by their 37-30 loss to South a collection of individual parts and properties, Williamsport in the District IV semi-finals, a it will be fairer, more beneficial, or more perfect loss that snapped their six-year stranglehold than any of the parts would be on their own. on the district championship, Mt. Carmel’s Perhaps the three words, “you belong here,” continued tenacity, rebounding dominance, Marnon had scrawled on the chalkboard and clutch fourth-quarter three-point shooting in South’s locker room prior to their 42-22 swept the swirling Tornadoes to a hard-earned dismantling of District 1 champion Sacred 39-34 win and a rematch with neighboring Heart Academy in their previous game, was nemesis Southern Columbia in last Friday’s sending that same message. At first glance, state semi-final. the Lady Mounties would not strike fear into As the South Williamsport crowd rose to their the hearts of their opponents. They are not

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Marnon intends to keep the progress going forward with his team that loses but one senior starter, leading scorer Claudia Green. Key returning players include juniors Piper Minier, Aleigha Reippel, and Sophia Casella, along with a trio of talented freshmen, Lacy Kriebel, Alizabeth Schuler, and Abby Akers.

With Mt. Carmel holding a lead with just seconds to play and a foul shot being taken, Reippel stood near half-court, just staring into the sea of Mountaineer fans in the stands.

“I was just appreciating everyone that came to support us because we didn’t have that kind of support last season, most due to COVID, but even this year at the beginning of the season, we didn’t have it. I began to think about everyone

we have inspired, including the little girls that have come out to watch us play, who will be the next wave of South Williamsport players, and in that moment, that meant a lot to me.

“I think it was about halfway through the season when we lost to Northumberland Christian that our collective mentality changed,” Rippel added. “We were way behind and had a big comeback, and we began to realize that if we worked together as a team, we had the heart and passion for the game and could really do some good things if we played our best. I think we did that.”

Freshman Schuler, who played on South Williamsport’s Little League Softball World Series team, reflected on the difference of youth softball and high school competition.

“It was very amazing because of how supportive

the crowd was, and that was a whole lot of fun.

This was a hard adjustment to make. In Little League softball, I was one of the oldest players, and now as freshmen, we were the youngest.

It was very different. There were times in the playoffs all three of our freshmen we on the court at the same time during key moments of the games. That was very rewarding that we were good enough to play in varsity games.”

Rieppel, who also experienced the state semi-finals in soccer, and Schuler now turn their attention to softball, where they are both pitchers on a promising South squad.

“I want to be in the same spot, and I know we can be there. It would be pretty neat to go 3 for 3.”

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big, do not look physically strong, and there aren’t many of them, with only 11 players on their roster. But, you cannot measure the determination with which they played. They were often down but never out — and yes, they belonged there.

During his tenure on the South bench, Marnon has nurtured his program like a fine winemaker with his brew. His first season produced just one win, and most of the games weren’t close. Those fortunes steadily improved and back-to-back Mid-Penn Conference championships and this year’s journey into the PIAA Elite Eight have opponents realizing that the South Ladies are for real. Of their five losses this season, two have come to Mt. Carmel, one to Southern Columbia in the District IV championship game, one to Northumberland Christian (that advanced to

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aving just finished up about a 3-month stint as an assistant coach in the hugely successful Upward Basketball League, run jointly by Faith United Methodist and Northway Community Church, a big thank you to the Pastors of both Churches for allowing me the opportunity to dip my toes back into the coaching arena after an almost eight-year absence, and helping me to realize how much I enjoy it

when someone still calls me Coach.

It’s a salutation that never gets old and one that is always welcome for all Coaches, past and present, regardless of how many games won or lost. When former players seek you out and still call you Coach, it’s a wonderful feeling, and you think maybe, just maybe, I helped make a positive difference in that person’s life.

Although a bit rusty in my Xs and Os and definitely challenged by

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The kids were so innocent, funny, lively, and sometimes Paul a bit distracted, Petcavage but overall a wonderful tonic for a lawyer like me who deals daily in many difficult and traumatic situations. The comical words uttered by a number of the young players hearkened me back to the years of my coaching past when I can still recall a player saying things like, “You know, coach, I’d make more baskets if I didn’t shoot so many air balls.” Or more currently, “Coach I’d play better defense if he didn’t keep going past me.” All you can do is nod your head in agreement and laugh!

It makes one realize that Coaching memories are special memories for a lifetime, I suspect both for Coaches and players alike. While those memories may sometimes fade due to the other trappings of life, an

experience like a new coaching gig, even with the challenges of 4th, 5th, and 6th graders, can bring them flooding back into clarity and makes you remember why you got involved in coaching in the first place.

Shortly after my last Article, “You Had Me At Coached,” we lost Coach Ed Wilson, which stirred many memories of my day’s under his Coaching guidance at Mansfield.

They had a wonderful memorial service at Decker Gym. In addition to getting to renew old acquaintances with players, I played with and against while there, we all took turns stepping to the mic to share, you guessed it, our memories of Coach Wilson, and we all laughed and cried about the special times we all shared together.

When it’s time to put away the sneakers and go on to tackle life, it is often the words and the guidance of the Coaches that will often stick with a player and with those who decide to become a Coach themselves, as they have with me over the years. Special memories, and thankful to hopefully always be called Coach!

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