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et me start by saying that I am not a medical professional. You should not take medical advice from me as I am wholly unqualified. Please consult with a wholly qualified medical professional before doing or changing anything regarding your health, especially taking any supplements.

Now that the disclaimer is out of the way let’s talk about sleep.

I have Generalized Anxiety Disorder. I am in a perpetual state of anxious, with or without reason. I have noticed over the years that my anxiety and my sleep patterns are very much intertwined. The more poorly I sleep, the more anxious I get; the more anxious I get, the more poorly I sleep, thus beginning a nasty cycle.

To prevent this, I try to maintain a pretty regimented sleep habit. I get up around the same time every day (including weekends) and attempt to get to bed around the same time each night (including weekends). Things like this help me stay on track, and while I will never be ‘not anxious,’ keeping a good sleep schedule helps to keep the anxiety in a better, more manageable place.

So, what can we do to ensure we get the best night’s sleep possible? Let’s discuss.

According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), here are some habits that can improve your sleep health: As I mentioned, be consistent. Go to bed at the same time each night and get up at the same time each morning, including on the

weekends.

Make sure your bedroom is quiet, dark, relaxing, and turn the heat down! When you sleep in a cool room, your core body temperature drops, which signals your brain that it’s time to sleep. This makes it easier to fall asleep faster and stay asleep throughout the night. According to a study published in the Journal of Physiological Anthropology, lowering the core temperature can help improve sleep quality and reduce the time it takes to fall asleep.

Remove electronic devices, such as TVs, computers, and smartphones, from the bedroom. If you remove the stimulation, you can train your body that hitting the bed means it’s time to go to sleep.

Avoid large meals, caffeine, and alcohol before bedtime. No one will sleep well if you have a belly full of food. Alcohol can make you sleep too deeply, but not a good, healthy sleep. And caffeine is going to be no bueno for good sleep. Also, I learned this lesson the hard way a few years ago — caffeine stays in your system for much longer than you think. If you are having problems getting to sleep at night, consider cutting caffeine off around noon, as caffeine can stay in your system for six or more hours.

Get some exercise. Being physically active during the day can help you fall asleep more easily at night. Not only does working out make you physically tired, but it also gets serotonin, dopamine, and all those feel-good brain hormones working, making it easier to

fall asleep.

What happens if you do all this and still can’t sleep?

Practicing good sleep habits is important, but if your sleep problems continue or interfere with how you feel or function during the day, you should talk to your doctor.

Steph The CDC suggests that before Nordstrom visiting your doctor, keep a diary of your sleep habits for about ten days to discuss at the visit.

Also, remember to mention if you are taking any medications (over-the-counter or prescription) or supplements. They may make it harder for you to sleep.

I also have another suggestion to help with both sleep and anxiety. But, fair warning, this is where my disclaimer at the start comes in.

I recently came across a ‘Sleepy Girl Mocktail’; full disclosure: I did find this on TikTok, but bear with me.

It’s a concoction of tart cherry juice and magnesium. And is purported to help aid with both sleep and anxiety. Let’s talk about why.

First up, the tart cherry juice. Tart cherries naturally contain both melatonin and tryptophan. And while all cherries contain melatonin, the tart variety contains more than others. According to the National Library of Medicine, “Tart cherries, in particular, also have high levels of anti-inflammatory substances at a level comparable to a number of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory products.”

Next up, magnesium. According to Gregory Scott Brown, a psychiatrist and an affiliate faculty member at the University of Texas Dell Medical School in Austin. “We definite-

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University Hospitals, some benefits of magnesium include heart, bone, and metabolic health, sleep, and stress management.

So, how do we make our ‘Sleepy Person Mocktail’? It’s pretty simple. I mix half a glass of 100 % tart cherry juice and a teaspoon of magnesium powder (I use Natural Vitality Calm plus Calcium), and then top with a bit of seltzer water. The seltzer isn’t necessary; if it’s not your jam, I just like to cut the sweetness a bit.

Since I’ve started drinking this, I’ve found that I am sleeping really well — and through the night, which is almost unheard of for me.

I’m waking up more well-rested, and I have a lot more energy at the end of the day, making me more productive after work. And, of course, better sleep leads to less anxiety.

So, if you are having trouble sleeping or are having mild anxiety (especially at bedtime), maybe give this a shot — but be sure to talk to your doctor(s) first. Again, I’m an editor, not a doctor.

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he King has left the building.

Before he left, he swiveled and stood on his tiptoes. He teased a guitar, sneered and shimmied, and left a tide of swooning females in his wake.

Yes, he’s gone, but The King meant a lot to people who still cherish his life and mourn his departure. Look past him, though, and you’ll see the man behind him, inside the new book “Elvis and The Colonel” by Greg McDonald and Marshall Terrill.

Almost from the moment he could walk, Andreas Cornelius Van Kuijk knew how to hustle.

When he was small, he helped his father care for the barge horses along the canals in their native Holland. His youth was spent as a baker, an odd-jobs handyman, a cheese-maker, and a roustabout. He immigrated to America, where he was a hobo, a circus promoter, the manager for several country-western performers, and he spent time in the Merchant Marines and the U.S. Army.

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Says McDonald, the Colonel knew a good thing when he saw it. And when he met and penned a contract with twenty-year-old singer Elvis Presley, he “hadn’t just signed a deal with the Next Big Thing. He was present at the formation of the entire rock ‘n’ roll universe.”

On one hand, there’s a lot of “Elvis and The Colonel” that will make you shake your head – beginning with the propensity of authors Greg McDonald and Marshall Terrill to make Tom Parker seem eighteen feet tall and bulletproof, a veritable whirlwind of opportunistic activity. Add to that a large amount of created dialogue and things become almost comic-bookish.

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he Uptown Music Collective has been a musical laboratory and teaching entity that has mentored, taught, and developed the talent of numerous young people in various aspects of popular music genres for more than 20 years. During this time, they have presented many excellent musical concerts demonstrating their talents. They have saluted various popular musical acts, including Motown, Elton John, the Rolling Stones, and many others. Their latest public concert will be “The Decade of Grunge,” to be presented on Saturday, January 27, at 7:30 p.m. at the Community Arts Center.

This musical experience relives the iconic sounds of the 1990s and was the winning choice of the over 600 community members who participated in the nonprofit school’s 8th annual online People’s Choice event. This event, presented in partnership with UPMC North Central Pa and UPMC Health Plan, allows the community to vote each year on social media to determine what music will be the subject of the school’s annual January fundraising performance, which raises money for the school’s scholarship and financial aid funds. This performance is sponsored, in part, through a partnership with Hudock Capital Group.

“The music of the early ’90s was a con-

tinental shift in the music world, dialing things back from what many saw as the musical excesses of the late ’80s to a grittier, less flamboyant brand of rock that I felt focused more on the song and emotional expression,” Dave Brumbaugh, UMC founder and executive director, told Webb Weekly.

“It being the People’s Choice this year made many of our students very happy, as this music excites them, and we’re all looking forward to bringing this great music to the era alive on the CAC stage!”

Attendees will be treated to passionate performances of grunge and rock classics from the likes of Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, Alanis Morissette, Stone Temple Pilots, 4 Non Blondes, and more, creating an unforgettable journey through the revolutionary spirit of ’90s music.

The 1990s witnessed the emergence of grunge, a raw and authentic sub-genre of alternative rock emanating from Seattle and blending the powerful distortions of metal with the pure, rebellious spirit of punk.

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Jamison and Owen Miller (Williamsport Area High School); Brendan Kuriga (South Williamsport Area High School); Carter Rodgers (Muncy Junior-Senior High School); and Gianna Waldman (Montoursville Area High School).

“When I heard that we were going to be performing ’90s grunge, I didn’t know what to think,” stated performer Ella Hertwig, 14, Loyalsock Township Middle School.

“I had never tried to dive into the grunge genre. But throughout working and rehearsing for this show, I learned so much about it. I realized how significant the ’90s grunge era was in terms of its influence on music today and how it showed a shift in the music people created in the ’90s. I’m so grateful and excited to perform in this show with the Collective.”

Tickets for the performance, which are $20 in advance and $25 at the door (plus fees), are only available through the Community Arts Center box office (220 West Fourth St. Williamsport, PA) and website (www. caclive.com). In addition to this show, tickets for the remainder of the Collective’s performance season are now on sale at the CAC. Upcoming shows include Rattle and Hum: A Celebration of U2 and Irish Rock on March 16 and Fleetwood Mac: Rumours & Other Stories on April 26 and 27.

For more details about The Decade of Grunge, visit uptownmusic.org/grunge or call 570-329-0888. Check out the Collective’s official Facebook page and other Collective social media outlets for teasers, previews, behind-the-scenes info, and more from the performance.

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expressions, each sub-genre a unique deviation from the mainstream, exploring new musical realms and resonating with diverse audiences. This vibrant decade ushered in many pioneering artists and bands, reshaping the music scene with their inventive sounds and emotionally charged narratives.

The Decade of Grunge will highlight the talents of the school’s elite performance group, Special Performance Group 1, comprised of students aged 14 to 19, who audition to be a part of the group and then work together to plan, direct, design, rehearse, and perform the music that inspired many of them to pick up their instruments in the first place. Along with the music, there will be a professional-grade light and sound show organized by the students who work alongside the professionals at the Community Arts Center.

As with all Uptown Music Collective performances, the students are not only the performers but also the directors of the show. A group of younger students, or “Tech Monkeys,” will serve as stage technicians and spotlight operators.

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adly, Martin Luther King Day came and went with as much attention as National Pet Day (April 11th, for those who are wondering). Part of the reason for the lack of attention is undoubtedly because Dr. King’s principles are now considered quaint at best and dangerous at worst.

His dream was for equality among races, but this has been discarded today for goals of diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Personally, I would love for DEI to change to DIE and do just that because it is false, it is unAmerican, and it has done much more harm than good. For example, there was quite a ruckus recently over a newsletter sent out by the Chief Diversity Officer, Dr. Sherita H. Golden for Johns Hopkins Hospital highlights the “diversity word of the month,” which was “privilege.” She listed those who were privileged as white, able-bodied, middle-aged, heterosexual, cisgender, males, Christians, English-speaking, and middle or owning class.

I hit all of those categories except for middle-aged (I am old!) but would push back hard on having any sense of privilege in my life. I grew up in a low-income home with parents who only had an 8th-grade education and who

worked in factories at minimum wages their entire lives. When I got accepted to college, my father told me, “Congratulations, son, you are paying for it.” And I did, by taking five years for my degree as I had to take off two semesters to earn money for school. I worked so hard, I even had a job where I did a double shift every day for an entire month.

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Yet, as Dr. Golden in her Monthly Diversity Digest for January 2024 tells me, “Privilege is an unearned benefit given to people who are in a specific social group. Privilege is characteristically invisible to people who have it.”

I can agree with the doctor on this one; it is invisible because I have certainly never seen it. But Dr. King did in his time and combatted it through nonviolent demonstrations and appealing to the heart of our heritage.

When Martin Luther King Jr. delivered that last speech of the day on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. to over 250,000 civil rights supporters on August 28, 1963, he captured the essence of the Declaration of Independence and our US Constitution better than anyone in the twentieth century.

It was not a coincidence that his words echoed another great American, Abraham Lincoln, whose statue was behind Dr. King and was exactly one hundred years after his great Gettysburg Address, sharing the same kind of dream.

sioners Meeting on January 10th, Commissioner Mark Mussina highlighted that MLK Day was on Monday, January 15th, and brought up the fact that the “dream” section at the end was not part of the original speech. He was right.

Even though it was the end of the day and extremely hot, when Dr. King was done with his prepared twelve-minute speech (which is brilliant, by the way, and is often overlooked but should not be), he had a captive audience. They were hanging on every word. He closed his speech with the words, “We will not be satisfied until justice rolls down like waters and righteousness like a mighty stream.”

With that, the rally was officially over, but no one wanted to leave. There was a group sitting behind Dr. King, one of whom was the well-known singer, Mahalia Jackson. She had accompanied Dr. King throughout the South in their barnstorming for civil rights, and she knew that he had often closed his talks by describing his “dream” for equality.

When Dr. King had finished, she leaned forward and said, “Tell them about the dream, Martin!”

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I think of January and FebruSubstitute this fad with a more ary — with fewer activities on classic wide-leg trouser pant. I’ve the calendar — as ideal months been eyeing Madewell’s Harlow to clean out, clear out, and reset pants, which come in both stanhousehold organization. Besides Bernadette dard and plus sizes and have been purging and dusting cabinets, Ulsamer dubbed by the company the “Unidesk drawers, and the basement shelves, one’s closet is also ripe for corn Trouser” for their flattering a re-shuffle. fit and versatility. Some variety is currently You can approach this in several ways. on sale and can be worn for work with a Sorting out what no longer or never will button-down and loafers or casually with a fit, what’s damaged or stained beyond re- long-sleeved tee and sneakers. For a more pair, and what’s simply not functional for affordable option, check out H&M’s Wideyour lifestyle. Yes, for sure, use one or all of Leg Twill Pant in gray or black; both can be sleekly worn with a matching turtleneck those methods.

Another thing to consider is trends. As in, and boots.

Another clothing item that has seen more what trends did you once attempt but have now put in the category of “wish they nev- stylish days is the maxi denim skirt. I get er existed”? And while I fully acknowledge the appeal of a pair of jeans in skirt form, trends are cyclical, there are more than a but the weight and cumbersome nature of few once-trending fashion flops most clos- this skirt type has limited options for this ets can do without. So, if you’re looking to mom-on-the-go.

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Closet cleanouts aren’t just for clothing; accessory trends are also up for tossing this winter. Let’s start with bags. Whenever I carry a bucket bag, I find it hard to wear it across the body as it’s always gaping open.

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Lastly, jewelry. Chokers were having a moment there for a few years, and they certainly made a mark on the 90’s however, a less trend-driven neckwear option would be a collar necklace. Collar necklaces still highlight the neck and collarbone but are less restrictive and less juvenile than chokers. I’d say toss those ribbon-clasped pieces to a younger person and explore a more sophisticated version like J.Crew Factory’s Crystal Tennis necklace to bring a little bit of excellence to a V-neck sweater and joggers. Or Little Rooms’ Horizon Necklace with an O-ring style rendered in hypoallergenic stainless steel.

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Biscuit – This employs the traditional Latin bi(s), signifying two or twice (as in bicycle and bicentennial, etc.). Biscuit literally means twice-cooked — which naturally raises questions about Nabisco’s popular Triscuits.

It may surprise you to learn that these latter goodies have been around since 1903; company records don’t clarify whether the name refers to this treat’s three key ingredients (wheat, oil & salt), or to the company’s original insistence that they were made with electricity.

And while we’re at it: Nabisco is a shortening of National Biscuit Company — kinda like Necco Wafers, named for the New England Candy Company. The latter, incidentally, are now a whopping 177 years old!

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Piracy took a huge leap forward when seafaring thieves learned how to smoke their meat for better preservation — a process acquired from Caribbean natives, who called their grill a buccan or boucan. This allowed for longer voyages and more successful raids by the “boucaneers” — though I doubt anyone foresaw it would produce such a talented football team. (Sorry, Eagles fans.)

Frisbee – You might wonder what this is doing among other food-related terms — unless you remember that it’s shaped like a dish. Or, more properly, a pie tin.

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by California’s Wham-O Corporation, with the spelling changed to avoid a lawsuit. Wham-O is therefore the only firm that can use this name; others must call it something like “flying disc” — which just ain’t as cool.

Frisbee joins a select group of registered trademarks that have somehow become common nouns, even though they’re technically owned by their inventors and should be capitalized. This group includes: Band-Aids (Johnson & Johnson), Kleenex (Kimberly-Clark), Vaseline (Unilever) and, more surprisingly, Realtor (National Association of Realtors). Laundromat and Dumpster were once trademarks as well — the latter from the slogan “Dempster-Dumpster,” used by a pioneering garbage-truck firm in Knoxville, TN. Grocer – Distantly related to the term gross — in the sense of something large, entire or whole (i.e., gross ignorance, gross domestic product); naturally, this is because grocers offer a vast array of products. The very old French word from which it came had a broad range of meanings that included thick, coarse, rude or common — and thus it did eventually give us the other adjectival meaning of gross.

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Ketchup – Though the actual origin is somewhat disputed, this is now generally agreed to proceed from the Chinese kichap, meaning fish sauce — or the brine in which fish is sometimes stored.

The similarly popular condiment relish is, incidentally, simply an adaptation of the verb that means to enjoy — because it makes food taste better (especially hot dogs!).

Polecat – This weasel relative is named not for its long, thin, pole-like shape, but rather for what it often steals from farmyards to eat — namely, poultry.

Pomegranate – Related to our word grain and to the French pomme (apple), this somewhat surprisingly also gave us the word grenade — not only because they resemble each other, but also in the way both contain tiny pieces (i.e., seeds in one case, and shrapnel in the other).

Personally speaking, as far as pomegranates go — I’d just as soon eat the grenade.

Along the same lines, the French term for a potato is pomme de terre. Using the Latin terr ( = earth, as in terrain, terra firma and many others), it literally means apple of the earth.

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A downtown modernization committee reports detailed plans for remodeling and modernizing business blocks. Steam cleaning and painting many buildings area also contemplated.

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Beginners Fly Tying Course Offered by Susquehanna Chapter Trout Unlimited What: Susquehanna TU is pleased to announce that it will be offering a beginners fly tying course taught by noted tyer Dave Rothrock. The classes will be limited to 20 students and cost $20 for adults and $10 for children who must be at least 12 years old and accompanied by

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When: Tuesday evenings weekly starting January 23, 2024 and running through March 5, 2024 from 6:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m.

Where: Covenant Central Presbyterian Church, 807 W 4th Street, Williamsport. Parking and the entrance is at the rear of the Church off of Campbell Street.

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PA CareerLink® Lycoming County Open Recruitment Event What: Open recruitment event; Walk-ins welcome!

Stop by to meet with employers and learn about all the exciting opportunities waiting for you! Employers include FCC Lewisburg. For more information contact: (570) 601-5465/TTY (570) 601-1754.

When: Thursday, January 25th from 9:00 a.m.-noon.

Where: PA CareerLink Lycoming County, 329 Pine St. Williamsport.

Cheesesteak Basket What: Cheesesteak basket. Open to the public. Takeout or eat in. Call 570-327-0255 for take-out orders.

When: Thursday, January 25th, 5:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m.

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

Dinner What: Beer battered or broiled haddock dinner or shrimp or honey mustard and brown sugar pork tenderloin dinner. Open to the public.

When: Friday, January 26th, 4:30 to 7:30 p.m.

Where: Royal P. Steinbacher, American Legion Post 0617, 901 South Market Street, South Williamsport Wild about Teas What: For thousands of years people across the globe have used their local plants to make teas for beverages and medicine. Join guest instructor Vince Curtis, Sr. as he takes us on a trip around the globe to share the history and varieties of tea – from the Far East to Latin America, to Africa and your own back yard. You will get to sample a variety of these freshly brewed teas throughout the program. Registration is required.

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When: Saturday January 27 at 1:00 p.m.

Where: Tiadaghton State Forest Resource Management Center, Waterville.

Wing Night What: Wing night. Open to the public. Take out or eat in. Call 570-327-0255 for take-out orders.

When: Monday, January 29th, 5:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m.

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

Burger Basket What: Burger basket. Open to the public. Take-out or eat in. Call 570-327-0255 for take-out orders.

When: Tuesday, January 30th, 5:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m.

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

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Clothing Drop Off What: Donations drop off & set-up of infants & adult seasonal clothing/shoes.

When: Thursday, January 25th, from 4:00-6:00 p.m.

Where: Redeemer Lutheran Church - Curbside Dropoff, 1101 Washington Blvd., Williamsport.

Free Clothing & Shoes What: Daniel’s Closet free clothing & shoes for infants & adults.

When: Saturday, January 27th, from 8:30 a.m.-11:00 a.m.

Where: Redeemer Lutheran Church Social Hall, 1101 Washington Blvd., Williamsport.

Open House/Dinner What: Open house/chicken ’n biscuit dinner with mashed potatoes, biscuits, gravy, corn, coleslaw, dessert, coffee, tea, water. Cost: Free will offering. Take outs available.

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Pancake Breakfast What: Pancake breakfast. $10 for adults, 12 and under are free.

When: Sunday, January 28th, from 8:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

Where: St Lawrence Catholic Church, 344 Winthrop St., S. Williamsport.

Audubon Event: Chapter Meeting What: Join Lycoming Audubon for the program “The Yucatan Experience: Cenotes, Aves, and Ruinas”, presented by Wayne Laubscheur. Take a brief visit to Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula and learn about the mysterious cenotes and their connection with the dinosaur extinction. Program is free and open to the public. You can also attend virtually with zoom using the link found at the LAS website: www.lycomingaudubon.org.

When: Wednesday, January 24th. at 6:30 p.m.

Where: Taber Museum, 858 West Fourth St. Williamsport.

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Church Service What: Sunday Service: Jesus, The Savior Is Waiting for You To Come To Him. When: Sunday Morning, January 28th. Service Time 10:15 a.m.

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

Closet Tear Down What: Volunteers needed for “Closet” tear-down When: Monday, January 29th, from 9:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m.

Where: Redeemer Lutheran Church Social Hall, 1101 Washington Blvd., Williamsport.

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Old School Band What: Old School band. Open to the public. No cover.

When: Friday, January 26th, 8 p.m.

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

Loose Cats What: “Loose Cats” playing rock, pop and country.

When: Saturday, January 27th, at 8:00 p.m.

Where: Harmonia Club, 332 East 7th St., Williamsport.

Don Hess What: Kazooka! (BYO Kazoo).

When: Friday February 2nd, from 1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m.

Where: Backhouse Cafe Coffee & Tea, 901 West Fourth St., Williamsport.

Country Line Dancing What: Country line dancing.

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

Where: Woodward Township Fire Hall, Linden.

Ballroom Dance Classes What: Beginning Ballroom Dance Class for anyone interested in learning to dance. Cost will be $10 per couple per class. To register please call Frank at 570220-4806.

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

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Smith III Clarence, a stoner, thief and con On top of that, the titular figure and his friends are pot-smokers; man, owes an enormous sum to a so we likewise get an encomium on the use local kingpin; so he decides to cash in on of narcotics. (No, I am not kidding here; the popularity of Christ by becoming “the these burnouts even have makeshift wood- 13th apostle.” (Perhaps it will help that his twin brother, Thomas, is already a member en “lighters”!)

There’s gladiator action; young romance; of the band.) When that doesn’t work, Clara rogue’s journey to enlightenment; a gang- ence decides instead to proclaim himself an land subplot; family drama; hints of my- alternate messiah. thology; and meditations on faith vs. cerAt first, this only makes him more corrupt tainty. than ever; but ultimately, it winds up proPlus, the whole thing rides on a generous pelling him toward goodness, courage and and joyful soundtrack of contemporary generosity. Yet for most of the film, he still jazz, hip-hop and R&B. refuses to take Christianity on faith; he inYet somehow, this bizarre mish-mosh ac- sists, in a cynical and very modern fashion, tually works. that “knowledge is stronger than belief.”

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Clarence was produced, written and directed by Jeymes Samuel, who, like Stanfield, is also a musician. Samuel even composed the incidental music for this film; and he must have worked on the peerlessly appropriate soundtrack, which really helps tie together the movie’s mix of old and new.

After 2021’s The Harder They Fall, this is only Samuel’s second full-length feature; but here’s hoping it won’t be his last. Any writer who can be this hip while also treating Christianity with respect is definitely someone to keep an eye on.

But I sure would like to know what that final idea was that Clarence had…

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beautifully played by David Oyelowo.

While this famous gospel prophet would actually have been long dead by the end of Christ’s ministry, the film’s portrayal is, surprisingly, somehow comical, convincing and totally consistent with John’s character in the New Testament.

Yet despite some humor, this movie becomes increasingly serious as Clarence grows in stature and fortitude; its final scenes are very thought-provoking — but at the same time so painful that I was starting to feel betrayed.

Until that amazing coda came along. Like Jesus himself, it winds up redeeming just about everything.

The fine cast includes RJ Cyler, so great in Me and Earl and the Dying Girl; Alfre Woodard as Jesus’ mother (another reverent

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he Crosscutters Hot Stove League Banquet, held on January 17th, was considered a success by attendees and organizers. The banquet was highlighted by the presence of former standout Pirate relief pitcher Kent Tekulve, ESPN sportscaster Tim Kirkjian, newest Bowman Field Hall of Fame inductee Chris Carlin, and newest Williamsport Sports Walk inductee Denise Day. Regrettably, Ed Ott, who was supposed to be one of the participants, had to bow out due to health reasons.

The banquet was a success on the charity front as well, having raised more than $12,000 for the Lycoming County United Way. I interviewed Tekulve before the banquet and asked if he remembered Williamsport when he played in the New York-Penn League in 1969, a year when Williamsport was in the league as the Williamsport Astros.

“I remember that we played Williamsport, and I think I remember coming here for a three-game series, but I don’t have any specific recollection about Williamsport,” Tekulve said.

He had a lot more to say about his friend

and former catcher — Muncy’s Ed Ott. “Ed and I came up together through the minor leagues. He was a roommate and protector,” Tekulve said. “He’s a great guy and great handler of pitchers and was a great mentor to Steve Nicosia, who, along with Ed, was one of our catchers on that 1979 Pirate championship team.”

Tekulve was asked about that championship ’79 team. “We all worked together and picked each other up. Everybody on the team contributed, from the most prominent starters like Willie (Stargell) and Dave Parker and the pitching staff to the utility players like young Matt Alexander. It was a great team to be part of.”

In that championship season, Tekulve recorded 31 saves and won 10 games. His pitching prowess was one of the main factors in the Pirates’ success in 1979.

The newest Bowman Field Hall of Fame honoree, Chris Carlin, who was a radio broadcaster for the then Williamsport Cubs in 1994 and 1995 and who went on to broadcasting prominence with ESPN, WFAN, and other outlets, was overwhelmed and joyful about returning to Williamsport to accept his honor.

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She was also fulsome in her praise of late sportscaster Bill Byham, who was also one of her teachers.

“Mr. Byham always encouraged me, and he was responsible for me getting my scholarship to the University of Nebraska,” Day said. He mailed my clippings out there and attested to my character and grades. I’m very grateful to him.”

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my start. Doug and Gabe gave me that chance. The first year, I worked with Bob Behler, who went on to be the voice of University of Massachusetts football and who is now the voice of Boise State football.

“I think, in many ways, the highlight for me in Williamsport came in 1995 when Ken Sawyer asked me to be a sideline reporter at the Little League World Series. What a fantastic experience,” Carlin declared. “I had a variety of experiences with the Williamsport Cubs. In addition to broadcasting, I did such tasks as help with the speed pitch game, as well as being on the tarp crew. There was never a dull moment. I can’t say enough about

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Is the Bible reliable? Why does the Bible sometimes seem to contradict itself? Why does God answer some prayers and not others?

Why does evil exist? Where did evil come from? Did God really create the universe in six days?

If God knows all things, including the future, then how can we have free will? If we have free will, then is it possible that our decisions could surprise the all-knowing God? If it is true that God has a sovereign plan and it can’t be changed, then why

bother with prayer? Why express faith at all?

Why does God heal one person and not another? Why do evil people sometimes enjoy great success in life? Why do righteous people sometimes suffer terribly?

Why are so many Christians hypocrites?

Why are some Christians greatly blessed while others face fierce persecution?

If God is the Sovereign Creator, then why did He set the universe in motion if He knew it would turn into such a mess?

These are faith questions.

We all have them. For some, they repre-

sent nothing more than irritants to faith. For others, they are debilitating cancers that weaken faith — and even kill it.

Which leads to other faith questions. Why do some people believe so easily while Tim others struggle terHartzell ribly? Where does faith come from? Is it the result of nurture? Is it based on family and community and experiences and traditions? Or is it the result of nature? Is it based on the hard wiring of our intel-

ligence quotient, temperaments, and personality? Why do we see life so differently?

Why do some highly respected scientists believe in God? Why do others reject even the possibility of God? Why? WHY? WHY!!?

In this series of articles, we’re going to explore some of these faith questions. As you know, Q&A stands for questions and answers. From the start of this series, I want to be very clear about one thing: I am an expert in asking questions; I am not an expert in answering them.

Forty years ago, I was an expert in answering faith questions. I had confident answers for nearly every question people threw at me. In fact, I was so confident I would throw answers at people who

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Rock grace and mercy of God. Life has been tough. It has been filled with death and loss and the painful stabs inflicted by friends and loved ones. I have encountered seasons when I was very disappointed in God, and my faith was nearly gone.

The flood of life’s suffering has eroded away some of my sandy cockiness and arrogance. I now understand just how little I know. Maybe that’s what Paul was feeling when he wrote, For we know in part, and we prophesy in part, but when completeness comes, what is in part disappears. When I was a child, I talked like a child, I thought like a child, I reasoned like a child. When I became a man, I put the ways of childhood behind me. For now, we see only a reflection

as in a mirror; then, we shall see face to face.

Now I know in part; then I shall know fully, even as I am fully known — I Corinthians 13:9-12.

While I now have more questions than answers, my faith is not weaker. The erosion of sand has revealed the unmovable and unchangeable Rock of God. My faith is stronger today than ever because it is in God and not in me.

And while I have grown, there is still much sand that needs to be washed away.

God is going to send more suffering my way. Why? Because I know He loves me too much to let the sand remain. I now understand that the remaining Rock is all that matters. Father, if suffering is what it takes to wash away the sand, then let it rain.

I’m a bit shocked that I just wrote that little prayer.

When I was 19, I prayed for God to bless me.

How strange, at 59, to pray that He would let me suffer.

Maybe, just maybe, I am becoming less childish.

Maybe there’s less sand under my feet. If so, to God be the glory.

Over the next few months, we’re going to take on some of the big questions of faith.

I invite you to go on the journey with me.

Will we find answers? We might. What I pray is that the sand will be washed away, leaving behind the solid Rock upon which our faith can stand. Father, let it be so.

Amen.

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One ranking of United States presidential performances revealed these Top Ten achievers: 10. James Madison (1809-1817) – He had strong moral authority and is wellregarded by historians. He declared war against Great Britain in 1812, which Americans considered a success, leading to a period of soaring nationalism.

9. John F. Kennedy (1961-1963) – He rates well for crisis management and handling of international relations. He stood up to the Soviets and defused the Cuban Missile Crisis. He inspired Americans by vowing to put a man on the moon and supported progress on civil rights.

8. Lyndon Johnson (1963-1969) – He tops the charts for his pursuit of equal justice for all Americans by securing the enactment of the landmark Civil Rights Act. 7. Harry Truman (1945-1953) – Although unpopular when he left office, he possessed strong foreign policy leadership. His leadership ended World War II and watched the signing of the establishment of the United Nations.

6. Dwight D. Eisenhower (1953-1961)

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want to see their party select standard bearers other than those hurling mud and accusations at each other over the past four years.

There are those voters who will back a particular candidate no matter what the issue may be. However, another recent poll asked people what they considered the most important qualities a presidential candidate should possess.

The most cited qualities include: – Honesty: A president should be truthful and transparent with the public.

– Integrity: A president should be ethical and have strong moral principles.

– Leadership: A president should be able to inspire and motivate people and have the ability to make tough decisions.

– Experience: A president should have experience in government or other leadership roles.

– Communication Skills: A president should be able to communicate effectively with the public and other world leaders.

– Judgement: A president should be able to make sound decisions based on facts and evidence.

– Empathy: A president should be able to understand and relate to the needs of the people they serve.

– Vision: A president should have a clear vision for the future of the country and be able to articulate it to the public.

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1. Franklin D. Roosevelt (1933-1945) – He assumed the presidency during the worst of the Great Depression but assured the American people: “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.” He also led the U.S. through the perilous years of World War II and was lauded for his devotion to economic justice.

Any top ten listing can be objective, but it is interesting to note that no presidential leaders of this century are included in this listing.

In 1985, county music legend George Jones had a hit record entitled “Whose Gonna Fill Their Shoes.” The song questioned who would step forward to carry on the storied history of country music in this country. Luckily, new performers emerged to continue the popularity of the genera.

The early returns of the Iowa Caucus and the New Hampshire primary have begun the march to the November election. Yet, concerned Americans may be asking the same question posed

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5. Thomas Jefferson (1801-1809) – He was instrumental in the founding of our nation and was the principal author of the Declaration of Independence.

During his presidency, he acquired the Louisiana Territory and slashed the national debt by a third.

4. Theodore Roosevelt (1901-1909) – Just 42 when he took office, he became the youngest president in the nation’s history. His enthusiasm and energy convinced Congress to pass progressive reforms and a strong foreign policy.

He lived by the motto, “speak softly and carry a big stick,” and oversaw the expansion of America’s national parks.

3. George Washington (1789-1797) – He ranks highly for his moral authority and overall performance as the country’s first president. He fought hard for the Constitution but was disappointed to see the country becoming more politically divided. He set a precedent by choosing to retire after his second term.

2. Abraham Lincoln (1861-1865) – He was praised for his crisis leadership.

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to the right, and as I reached the turn, I spotted all four coyotes 150 yards away, have, and while it occurred more than standing in the middle of the road. Their 25 years ago, I can still visualize the attention was off to the side of the road and ahead of where they stood as they scanned sighting as if it were yesterday.

Fresh snow had fallen the night be- the nearby woods and an open field for fore, and I was hiking a logging road in any possible meals they could encounter.

Three of the animals were the usual light the deep woods of Lycoming County. The newly fallen snow was ideal for picking brownish-gray coloration, but the one was out and following any tracks of whatever stunning! It was a black color phase! In all game I passed through on my travels. It of my travels and encounters with coyotes, was mid-morning, with a brisk tempera- I had never come across a black coyote beture just below freezing as the sun began to fore and had not seen another one since break through the otherwise overcast sky. that day. It was not a shiny jet-black like Most of what I had been seeing was deer a black bear but more of a blackish chartracks, and twice, I saw where three gob- coal in color, and it was a striking sight as blers had crossed the roadway from left it stood among the three other coyotes. to right and later back to the left as they Suddenly, they all raced off into the woods, 1/17/24 scoured the area for any remaining acorns either seeing a possible meal or perhaps catching my scent. or beech nuts.

There is not a great deal of information But then, coming from the woods on To: Daniel Glick the left side was a set of tracks that, upon about the black color phase of coyotes in close examination, I identified as that of a Pennsylvania, no doubt because there are The tracks now continued on the so few, and sightings or encounters are From: Scott Dennison coyote.

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Yes, on very rare occurrences, it can be found in whitetail deer!

Seeing a coyote in the wild with this melanistic black color phase is a rare treat indeed, and if you have done so, you can count yourself among the lucky few. If you have not, these next couple of months, while snow is on the ground, is a prime time to try to spot one as coyotes are on the move searching for their next meal.

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There is an 11-second video on YouTube from September 10, 2022, showing a black coyote running through an open field somewhere in the Pennsylvania countryside.

Research has been compiled that reveals there are more numerous black coyotes in Alabama, Georgia, and North and South Carolina. Over 30 years, data collected from 460 coyotes from these four states showed that 5.7% of all coyotes captured were black. There is an amazing video on YouTube capturing footage of an entire pack of black coyotes that was posted on the Kentucky Wildlife Trail Cam Videos YouTube Page, showing the group of at

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Tekulve, Muncy’s Ed Ott [Ed. Note: Ed Sinicropi was kind enough to explain Ott was unable to attend due to illness], a Freund’s association with the Crosscutters’ teammate of Tekulve’s during the Buccos’ operation. glory days, Chris Carlin, current ESPN “Peter is the principal owner of the radio host, and Rutgers University football Crosscutters. He heads up a fairly large voice, who began his broadcasting career ownership group of about 12 individuals, with the Williamsport Cubs in 1994; including local ties with Doug Estes, and beloved ESPN baseball analyst Tim our vice president/general manager, and Kurkjian an annual Williamsport visitor Alex Campbell (son of former Hope during the Little League World Series.

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“It has been interesting to watch from the outside all the things that he has been doing since his involvement with DBH, but as far as his relations with the Crosscutters are concerned, I don’t see anything changing.”

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“He also works for and is the CEO of a relatively new company called Diamond Baseball Holdings (DBH). That company has a stated goal of owning fifty affiliated minor league baseball teams. It came into existence after the reorganization of minor league baseball when minor league teams dropped from 160 to 120. Currently, DBH has gained ownership of 29 teams at all levels of minor league baseball.

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He absolutely nailed the challenging song. I knew he was talented, but this little clip gave me goosebumps. I shared it with my bride and sent it to my rents.

They were equally impressed. I still think I can beat him in HORSE, but I have no prayer in a karaoke contest.

“Alonzo Rice is the truest of leaders,” Head Football Coach Mike Pearson stated. “He truly sums up all of the best qualities of our school. Alonzo is smart, tough, enthusiastic, and wise. He is so talented in the areas of academics, building skills, the arts, and athletics. And then on top of that, Alonzo is strong and kind. He is an exceptional leader. A tremendous kid.”

Alonzo hopes to head south after graduation. He is looking at a few schools in Savannah, Georgia, to study construction management. I hope he continues with his music. Again. I am so proud of my friend for trying something new. Thinking outside the norm. Williamsport Area offers so much, and Alonzo Rice stepped up to take full advantage. Whether it is sports, choir, or theatre, my man is front and center. I have enjoyed getting to know him and follow his passions. What an impressive young man. You have to hear some of the covers. Fantastic stuff, kid. Keep doing your thing. Cheers.

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Alonzo is built like a truck. He has a nice set of biceps and a healthy head of hair. I love his style. My man often wears a Metallica T-shirt and has a few tattoos.

Alonzo has a great smile. He is so polite and very soft-spoken. Alonzo also plays basketball for the Millionaires. He is super tough, a solid defender, and rebounds extremely well. Alonzo does all of the intangibles, and he always plays hard. I always compliment him on his demeanor. My man never gets rattled. He understands his role. Alonzo is a great teammate. He often comes over to say hello before every home game. Again.

Alonzo Rice is one cool cat. I guess we are chums now, and I enjoy introducing him to some of the long-time Williamsport fans. Alonzo always greets them with a smile and then heads back to the squad. When he leaves, I tell my friends about his musical talents. They are in awe. Don’t judge a book by its cover, kids.

“I always had a love for music,” Alonzo explained. “And over the past two years, I have been able to try new things. I am stepping out of my comfort zone. Like singing in the choir, playing guitar, and trying out for the school play. I am getting more confident in my abilities and trying to find a niche. I love Jimmy Hendrix. He is the man. But I have also learned to appreciate many other different artists.”

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21 Boring gadgets 22 Knock on 23 Peanut butter choice 25 *Good thing to go out on 28 LPN’s needle 29 Has had enough 31 From the top 32 Tater morsel 34 Horned buglers 35 Urchin’s stinger 36 Get by ... or what the answers to the starred clues literally do 39 Many Dubai residents 41 Compete 42 Slack-jawed state 43 The Big Easy, for short 44 “One Day More” musical, to fans 46 Pool regimen 50 *Area with no cell service

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5 Omelet specification 6 Flat rolls named for a Polish city 7 Donations 8 “You wish, laddie!”

9 Hebrew letter before “beth” 10 Skins that can be marinated and fried to make vegan “bacon” 11 “Zip your lip” 12 Wrath 13 Unit of maize 18 Tic-__-toe

19 Shark diver’s enclosure 22 Roller derby spots 24 “That just might work!”

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570-323-4669 Leave Message If No Answer. 179995 HIGH QUALITY Bagged Rice Coal, $8.49/ 40 LB Bag. Call 570336-6232. 179986 SNOW BLOWER 2 STAGE Murray 33”, 13HP, Electric Start, Runs Good. $300.00. Phone 570971-3948. 179852

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High end Wood- Mode Cabinets, all soft close hinges and drawers with Rev-a-Shelf corner cabinet.

Nordic White Walnut Dovetail: Top - 2 Cabinets 18” x 30”, Base - 4 cabinets totaling 96” - Corner - Rev-a-Shelf 42” x 34” - 1 - 19” x 34” - 1 - 17” x 34” - 1 - 13” x 34”.

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570-725-2138 Ext: 1 . 179710 WELSH CORGI PUPPIES. Tri-colors And Blue Merles, Very Nice Markings. Should Make Good Pets. Had Shots And Wormer, 30 Day Health Guarantee. $350-$650.00. 570-725-3336 Ext: 2 Leave Message. 179560 FOR SALE CREAM RETRIEVER Puppies. Vet Checked, Friendly, $300.00. 570-745-3840.

179984 2 TOY YORKIPOO Females, $1,500.00 OBO. 570-560-1342.

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LYCOMING COLLEGE IS HIRING We are currently accepting applications for a full-time Maintenance Custodian as well as full-time Custodians. These are key members of the Buildings & Grounds team that perform routine and nonroutine custodial maintenance as part of a team assigned to specific buildings or areas on campus. The hours for the Maintenance Custodian are Monday-Friday 6pm-2am whereas for the fulltime Custodian position, the hours are Monday-Friday 3am-11am.

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PA 17701

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work year round Serving Central Pennsylvania for Over 40 Years

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Since 1979, Kitchen Magic, a family-owned business offering cabinet refacing, new cabinetry, and luxury countertop throughout the Northeast. Call today for a free estimate 1-844-887-5145 (PA017137) M11

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CLEANING AND HAULING INSIDE AND OUT. We Will Clean Up And Haul Away Your Unwanted Items From Your Yard, Attic, Basement And Garage. Reliable And Reasonable. Call Gary 570-244-1424 OR 570-321-9472.

179685

EMPLOYMENT

PLUMBINGMASTERS IS LOOKING for Plumbers, HVAC Technician and Laborers with experience in servicing and installing all types of systems (some experience in oil furnaces is a plus). We offer competitive pay, paid vacation and holidays, medical benefits, and 401K. Please send resume and business references to: PlumbingMasters, 302 Sidney Street, South Williamsport, 17702 or email at plumbingmasters1@verizon.net or call 570-323-1983. 179991

DEVELOPMENT AND MARKETING ASSISTANT. The James V Brown Library is seeking a part-time (20-25 hours per week), Development/Marketing Assistant to perform various development tasks including but not limited to: maintaining donor database, preparing and processing mailings, gifts and correspondence, processing event registrations and attendee lists, maintaining solicitation lists, creating fundraising reports, and assisting at public service desks as needed. This is a part-time position, 9am to 2pm preferred schedule, including paid time off and participation in the 403(b) retirement plan. The ideal candidate for this position should have excellent communication skills and accuracy in their work, a customer service attitude and must be able to maintain confidentiality in donations and gifts to the Library. They should be proficient in Microsoft Office and G-Suite and have familiarity with the use of social media in marketing. Starting wage is $14-$16 per hour. Applications and resumes should be submitted by Jan 26th to Karen Confer at kconfer@jvbrown. edu. The James V Brown Library is EEO employer. 179850

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Call Bill at (570) 398-1619 THE SALVATION ARMY IS SEEKING a part-time receptionist. M-F 9AM-2PM, 25 hrs./week.

HS diploma or GED preferred.

Computer skills a plus. $12/hr.

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IN ALL PHASES OF MASONRY

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1217 W. 4th St., Williamsport

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• Junk Removal • Yard/Storm Clean Up

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570-326-7697.

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APARTMENTS FOR RENT

VACATION RENTAL

FURNISHED LUXURY APARTMENT Downtown Williamsport. 1 Bedroom, All Utilities And Parking Included. Private Rooftop Patio Deck. All Linens And Kitchen Accessories Included. Short-term Lease. No Pets, No Smoking. $1,200/Month. 570-9163309. 180000 3 BEDROOM, 2ND & 3RD Floor Apartment. Washer/Dryer, Stove, Refrigerator And Dishwasher. Parking. Near Bus Stop.

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Call 570-243-9134 or email to: YourHappyPlace24@gmail.com for rates. 179985

CEMETERY LOTS 4 GRAVE PLOTS In Greenlawn

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