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ell, I’ve got some great news for everybody.

The calendar reads February, and whether the groundhog saw his shadow or not, by the end of the month, we will have about an hour more of daylight. The 1st day of March represents the beginning of Spring to many, which is another added bonus. I am one of those folks; at this point of winter, I can see the finish line, even with February throwing an extra day at us this year.

Here is some other great news that should bring a smile to your face, as I’m penning this, it looks like we finally have some sunshine in the forecast and for several days in a row. Wow, do we all need this; it’s been a little gloomy around here for a long time. Hopefully, those magical rays cheer everybody up and help everyone find some positivity.

I can’t remember the last time we had a weekend with two bright sunny days or two consecutive days in general.

This type of weather, combined with everything going on around our Nation and world, takes its toll on folks.

Here’s some more positivity: by the

time you’re reading this, pitchers and catchers have begun reporting for Spring Training. I always use this as a bookmark that we have winter on the run. Who knows, maybe we’ll even have beautiful weather for the start of the local college and high school baseball season.

I must add this to follow that statement.

It seems to me the seasons run about a month later than they used to, and this is from start to finish. Let’s hope I’m wrong this year. I would much rather wear shorts and a pullover than a parka and winter boots. The one thing I do know is that if the snow flies, it won’t last long.

Another sure sign that Spring is just around the corner is they’re finally playing The Super Bowl. If the NFL keeps moving the big game later, it will soon take us right up to March Madness basketball. Again, being positive, I think we’re all used to a February Super Bowl, and it does get us that much closer to the first day of Spring.

Speaking of the Super Bowl, Editor Steph did a great job with her column, featuring so many local predictions that I think it takes up half the paper.

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I think I’ll give you my prediction of positivity right now. The Steelers defeat the Eagles 24-21 on a late field goal by a kicker not yet born. That’s the Super Bowl I’ve wanted to see for decades: Steel Town and Primanti Brothers, Versus Philly and their style of cheesesteaks.

I’ve never been a big fan of the cheese whiz. I am a fan of the Eagles, however, when they’re not playing the Steelers.

Unfortunately, I don’t see the Keystone State Super Bowl happening in the near future. I think both teams have a little work to do before getting there again, let alone at the same time.

Back to my prediction of positivity, I will stick with my not-yet-born kicker.

The positivity will be that he is the son of Buffalo Bills kicker Tyler Bass, who went wide right yet again to end another Bills’ season. The kicker of the future will provide the winning 3 points for

the Pittsburgh Steelers. Tyler and his son will embrace at the 50-yard line as the Black and Gold confetti falls around them.

My football positivity for the amazing fans of Buffalo is that you will win a Super Bowl before this happens. And this year’s goat, Tyler Bass, will provide the winning margin.

With all that being said, you will have to read Steph’s article to get my Mr. Insignificant, Brock Purdy’s, San Francisco 49ers VS Future Hall-ofFamer, Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City Chiefs prediction. I will be footballserious and not mention Taylor Swift.

However, a couple of thoughts. I would much rather see her, especially when the cutaways include Eagles’ center Jason Kelce and his beer-guzzling shirtless dad bod, than players lining up for an extra point. Now that’s entertainment. Not to mention, there’s a lot of downtime in football. It’s much better TV than maybe a couple of Bill’s fans with their shovels sitting in the snow. I mean, how much of that do you really want to see?

There’s just way too much being made over Travis and Taylor’s relationship.

Staying positive, I hope they really love each other, and maybe that not-yet-born Super Bowl MVP is their son.

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2024 Super Bowl Predictions (Taylor’s Version)

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ack when Mike Rafferty started this tradition (in 2012 if you’re keeping score), he used to come up with clever puns for each of the predictions. I’ve tried to do this over the years, but 1. I’m not as clever as Raff and B. Even if I were that clever, this piece has grown so much that I can’t imagine trying to come up with that many different puns.

This may be the longest story to ever run in Webb Weekly.

So, you may find a pun or two roaming the backfield, but in the meantime, we’re going to set the goalposts and get right to the predictions.

So…Are you Faithful to the Bay? Or are you rooting for the Red Kingdom?

Let’s kick-off right here in the office.

Charlie keeps it simple; he’s calling the 9ers, 34-28. In an equally simple fashion, Wes is taking it down the field the other way with a 21-14 Chiefs win.

Curt also has the Chiefs taking it, but he’s bumping up the score a bit, 28-17.

Jaimie thinks it’s going to be the Chiefs over the 49ers. She tried to keep the score classified but finally decided it would be 30-21.

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Bowl and I see a 28-23 win by Kansas City, but San Francisco proves they can score.”

Pastor Tim Hartzell was praying for a totally different game. “I would have been much more excited to watch the Lions and Ravens. My prediction is Kansas City 21 since he knows more and San Francisco 17. Caution: My Webb about sports than just Weekly prediction has never been right. about anyone I’ve ever Go Steelers!” met, but he did send Bernadette isn’t a huge sports fan, plus over his thoughts. “Sushe lives in a Pittsburg house. Her hubby Steph is both a Steelers and Pirates fan, but she per Bowl wannabes like Nordstrom did have some thoughts on the game, “I Dallas and Buffalo take note — the Chiefs and predict that Taylor Swift WILL make the 49ers know how to win the big games. The Super Bowl from her Tokyo concert the Chiefs are playing in their sixth SB game. night before. It WILL be tight leaving her Including four of the last five, not to for- concert, driving to the airport, and boardget they appeared in the very first Super ing a private jet bound for Las Vegas, but Bowl in 1967. The 49ers are making their it’s possible. Borrowing some math, Keveighth appearance, winning five times. in O’Leary, the president and CEO of Jet The rematch of the 2019 game won by the Advisors, a Massachusetts-based aircraft Chiefs is one many football fans weren’t acquisition, brokerage, and research firm, expecting. The 49ers are a slight betting with a departure time around 11:30 Saturfavorite and could win the game, but as day night local time and a 10-12 hour flight talented as they are, its Patrick Mahomes will land her in Vegas between 4:30-6:30 they are playing. Mahomes has been sen- p.m. the same Saturday night thanks to the sational in the playoffs in his six years in time change. the league, compiling a 14-3 record, a 67% We got Larry Stout out of Commissioners’ completion rate, 4,802 yards, 39 TDs in di- meetings long enough to offer this, “This recting five game-winning drives, and four year’s Super Bowl between the Kansas City fourth-quarter comebacks. In the barnyard Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers at Alleof NFL QBs, Mahomes is the GOAT. Chiefs giant Stadium in Paradise, Nevada, is sort win 31-17.” of like Coke vs. Pepsi or chocolate vs. vaSpeaking of writers that know sports — nilla. It is really hard to pick between them.

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Both have shown flaws through the season, but they also have good skill players in the most important places. I’ll flip a coin and go with the 49ers — no, wait, make it the Chiefs — or maybe I was right the first time. OK, I’ll admit, I have no idea. Since the 49ers are a two-point favorite, I’ll go the other way — KC 28, SF 24.

Jamie Spencer didn’t give me as much as I expected. I suppose he was too busy fishing. But he is taking the 49ers in a close one — 35-30.

Now, I don’t like to get political, but we’d be remiss if we didn’t let some local digni-

taries cast their votes.

Williamsport Mayor Derek Slaughter thinks the 49ers are going to pick up the W. “34-31 Niners. Both teams are playing well and peaking at the right time. I think it will be an offensive battle with Brock Purdy and the 49ers slightly pulling away at the end for the win.”

On the county side, we have newly elected Commissioner Mark Mussina, “KC 27-24. I know this Chiefs team isn’t as explosive as they have been in recent years, but it’s hard to pick against a healthy Mahomes. And, if the game comes down to a field goal, I like Kansas City’s kicker better

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It’s always good to see our commissioners on the same page — our other rookie Commissioner Marc Sortman is also picking KC for the win. “31-28 KC, because they are predicting 49ers and that will motivate KC to victory.”

Rounding out the Commissioners’ table, Scott Metzger, “Chiefs-24, 49ers-20. Andy Reid and Travis Kelce retire after backto-back championships. Next year Kelce watches Taylor Swift perform the half time show at the Super Bowl.”

PA State Rep Joe Hamm is swinging toward KC, “Kansas City 27, San Francisco 21. Christian McCaffery will have a huge game for the 49ers, but Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce will be too much, and the Chiefs win another Super Bowl.”

Speaking of State Reps — out of the 83rd, Jamie Flick added, “Two incredible teams, both with MVP caliber quarterbacks. Brock Purdy is under center and is the lowest draft quarterback to ever start a Super Bowl. So calm and collected under pressure, I think he delivers a game-winning drive for the 49ers.”

No one likes when the taxman cometh, but if you’ve met South Williamsport Tax Collector Dottie White, you know it’s hard not to like the taxwoman! She’s taking the 9ers to win. “Score, 27-25. Cause Purdy has a purdy good chance to win! That’s ‘pretty’ with a southern drawl.”

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Tom Gravish, head coach of the Jersey Shore Bulldogs, knows a thing or two about making it to the big game. “KC Chiefs 31, SF 49ers 27. Patrick Mahomes is the difference.”

You know who else knows football? Lycoming College football head coach and Athletic Director Mike Clark. “I think the Chiefs will win the Super Bowl 31-21. The Chiefs’ defense was great last week — better than I thought it was. The 49ers offense is better than the Ravens but I don’t think they’ll out score the Chiefs. The Lions also had great success against the Niners’ defense, and I think the Chiefs are better than the Lions on offense.”

Loyalsock coach Justin Van Fleet reminds us of the Taylor Swift connection to our area. “I’ll take the Kansas City Chiefs as they represent Loyalsock by proxy. Taylor Swift’s father is a proud 1970 grad of the Township. 72-8 KC as long as Taylor performs at graduation (Football fundraiser for ticket sales).”

No Battle of the Bridge to be had on this front, as Coach Hanna from Montoursville is also taking Kansas City. “24-17 Chiefs, I’m not betting against Mahomes and the Chiefs’ defense is playing at an elite level.”

From the gridiron to the hardwood, Ron ‘CI’ Insinger kept it short and sweet, “Kansas City 27, San Francisco 18.”

Gabe Sinicropi may be known for baseball, but that doesn’t mean he doesn’t know football too. He thinks the Red Kingdom has got this one in the bag. “27-

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Paul Bo since they are the peanut butter and jelly of play calling. Paul is sticking with Rich for a KC win (24-17), but he believes we will get a heck of a surprise when Taylor Swift catches the winning TD. Out of Muncy, head coach Sean Tetreault is taking the 9ers for the win. “49ers win 27-24; I believe they win because they are showing their mental toughness the last two weeks in coming from behind to win. Also, with their D-line depth they can hopefully stay fresh and give KCs OL trouble. With the multiple weapons on Offense, Kyle Shannan can spread the field and use motion to have favorable matchups.”

Gary Chrisman is coming out of left with his prediction. And yes, I know that’s the wrong sport, but take the puns where you can get them. “34-31 San Francisco. Big game for Brock Purdy and Christian McCafferty.”

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Kyle Hetner from Steinbacher, Goodall & Yurchak, always has one of my favorite predictions of the year. “I picked against them last year, so if you can’t beat ’em, join ’em — MaHOMES, MaAUTO (aka Kelce), and all the Swifties will shake off the 49ers’ secondary — Chiefs 34, 49ers 17. As a bonus pick for ya: Andy Reid celebrates the dub with a big tray of “nuggies” and Taylor Swift is shown at least 13x from opening kickoff through the postgame.” See? He

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21 Chiefs. Two good teams and two good quarterbacks, but Mahomes has been on fire in the postseason and will be again on Sunday.”

From up on the hill at Williamsport High School, Millionaire’s head coach, Mike Pearson, foresees a KC win. “The Chiefs are hitting their stride when the money is on the table.”

Not a lot of 49ers love on the field; Tom O’Malley, former MLB player and Loyalsock softball coach, is also a Chiefs fan. “I am going with Kansas City, 27-21. Kansas City is playing at a high level right now!

They have the experience of winning last year and being in the Super Bowl 4 out of the last 5 years! Andy Reid is an excellent coach! Patrick Mahomes is always the X-factor!”

From up on a more different hill (one under construction and on the South Side), Chris Eiswerth, coming off an incredible season himself, is seeing a 49ers win on Sunday. “27-24, 49ers! The Niners gotta stop the run. Great defense wins the game!”

To you, he may be a former South Williamsport football coach or one of the voices for Webb Weekly Live. To me, he’ll always be the guy who regularly got me out of Chemistry to teach me how to drive. Rich Zalonis is also taking the Chiefs. “Kansas City 28, SF 17; I think the Chiefs have the best QB in the game, and Mahomes will be the difference.”

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Frank Morrone from out at Pier 87 is going 24-23 Frisco. “This is a tough one, both teams are extremely talented in skill positions. Experience obviously is on the Chiefs’ side. Even though, at this time, the Chiefs are the underdog, I look at SF as the dog here. Don’t be surprised to see that line move and have the Chiefs favored by kickoff. I always root for the dog, plus my sister is a big Niners fan.”

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Blaise Alexander is backing KC. “I believe NFL wants nothing more than for Taylor Swift to hoist the Lombardi trophy the night of the Super Bowl game. Therefore, I predict Kansas City to win this game.

The NFL will pull all stops to make sure that happens. So plainly put, I see Kansas City with a better squad of receivers, and a more mature quarterback, taking nothing away from Purdy. He’s a dynamite player.

Pacheco is going to have his game of the year, and Kelsey will shine. And a little known fact, Brett Veach, the general manager for Kansas city, is a graduate of my alma mater, Mt. Carmel High School. So Kansas city wins 28,21.

Like father, like son, Aubrey Alexander thinks the Chiefs are going to Blaise to victory. “I like the Chiefs, mostly because I think Andy Reid is The Man, very well respected, and doesn’t get too excited, and my brother Adam played against his general manager back in high school — Brett Veach, from Mount Carmel High School.

I think that’s pretty awesome a local guy making it to the big leagues, I think final score will be 24-21, Chiefs.”

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Steve Kaiser Sr. thinks the Chiefs are “Well, this year’s Super Bowl has finally going to Dodge a loss. “I think 28-24, devolved from an actual sporting event Chiefs!” Mahomes is on a roll and has to what is now an outright entertainment been there before.” venue. There is an entire theory floatJim Plankenhorn took some time from ing around the sport’s world about how his good work at STEP to offer up his the Chiefs were aided by referees’ lack of opinion. “While most everyone growing calls or their questionable calls during the up were Steeler fans, I had to be different. Chief ’s playoff games. It is believed that I picked the Chiefs as my team back in this was done each game in order to adabout 1975. They were bad for a looooong vance the Chiefs and their Taylor Swift/ time. Anyhow, Chiefs 27, San Fran 24.”

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Rick Quigley from Fairfield thinks KC “When you realize that the Super Bowl has got this. “Kansas City 31-24. Ma- will provide the biggest audience for a homes is hard to beat. Purdy is good, but television event this year and the most Mahomes always finds a way to score at revenue for CBS from paid advertisers, it the last minute.” seems plausible. I have no doubt that the However, his son Fletcher disagrees. “28- advertising rate for each 30 second spot 24, 49ers. The Niners have had one of the will increase due to the anticipated inbest offenses in terms of talent, and it’s a crease or viewership by the “Swifties” out revenge game from 2019. I think they take there who will be tuning in just to see the it. Kansas City has scraped by too long and singer! have let opponents stay in the game. Not a “Apparently, the NFL has already restrong enough defense to overcome, and ceived the equivalent of hundreds of milBranding the ad -Chiefs’ Webb Weekly HalfPg_Layout 1 1/3/24 2:11 PM 1 offense doesn’t seem to be quite lionsPage of dollars of free publicity due to the as powerful as years past.” constant focus on that relationship and

the non-stop coverage of it.

“But, from a purely sports point of view, the San Francisco 49ers are the better TEAM both offensively and defensively.

Both the 49ers and Chiefs had poor games during the regular season, and both had dominate games during the regular season.

“Observation: I think 49ers are the better team and should win IF they play to their potential. But the Chiefs have been there and won the Super Bowl before and that is a big confidence factor! Also remember that the 49ers were in Super Bowl 54 against the Chiefs and lost 31-20. It’s true they were a different team offensively, but Steve Spagnola, the Chiefs Defensive Coordinator, schemes well for opposing teams. Prediction: I would like the 49ers to win, but I wouldn’t bet on it.”

In a rare occurrence, all the Webb Boys are all in the same place at the same time, and all share the same opinion about Mahomes and the Chiefs.

Jimmy is excited for this year’s game, “Wow! What a great Super Bowl matchup.

I don’t know how I feel about Las Vegas hosting a Super Bowl, but that’s a story for another day. Kansas City 42, Niners 24. Andy Reid has them playing their best football of the season and caps it off with their best game. Patrick Mahomes, who is only 28 years old, wants to be the next Tom Brady. The Chiefs have weapons everywhere including on defense.”

JW3 also thinks the Chiefs are coming out with another ring. “Chiefs 34-27, be-

cause I don’t go against Mahomes.”

The Eagles may be home to roost, but we still have some brotherly love. Hunter agrees with his big bro. “It’s tough to bet against the Chiefs.” He’s calling a closer score of 31-28.

Family, friends, and strangers from around the web also weighed in.

Miss Linda, my next-door neighbor when I was growing up in Georgia, thinks that KC will win.

My sister, who also lives in Georgia, thinks Kansas City will take it by a touchdown, 28-21. It’s been a tough year to be a fan of any team coming out of the Peach State this year, so hopefully, she’s right.

Matt Godfrey also thinks the Chiefs will win by TD, but 27-20.

Kristine Conklin has six reasons why she thinks the Chiefs are winning this year’s Super Bowl. 1. Andy Reid. 2. Patrick “Magic” Mahomes. 3. Travis Kelce. 4. Defense — Steve Spagnuolo & Chris Jones. 5. Offense — Matt Nagy, Isaiah Pacheco, MVS & Harrison Butker. 6. Tech N9ne’s pump up jam “Red Kingdom.” Give it a listen.

How ‘bout those Chiiiieeeeffffssss!!!!!!” Ya know, I don’t Kristine, but I feel like she has solid point. Can’t argue with that Tech N9ne shout out either.

I may not know Kristine, but I do know Josh and Tricia. If you know Josh and Tricia Van Campen, you know that they are die-hard Eagle fans, so this year’s Super Bowl is more than a little disappointing for them. When first asked for a predic-

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Tricia added, “Clearly, we aren’t looking forward to it. I don’t have any score predictions, but I think it’ll be close, and the Chiefs will win. I’d like to see Andy Reid get another one.”

My friend Sarah lives with a Lions fan, so she’s also not overly interested in the Super Bowl this year. She is, however, super invested in the Puppy Bowl. Same, girl, same.

As for me and mine?

Steve isn’t much of a sports fan — unless people are punching each other, so he’s taking Swamp Thing for the win.

After I told Kiddo who was playing in the Super Bowl, he was pretty adamant it’s going to be, “KANSAS CITY ALL THE WAY!” And finally, the one you’ve all been waiting for…me! I’m kidding; my opinion doesn’t amount to a hill of beans.

I wouldn’t call myself a huge football fan.

I know just enough to follow a game and not make a fool of myself.

However, I somehow ended up as a 49ers fan way back when Joe Montana was throwing to Jerry Rice. So, naturally, I’m looking for a 9ers win.

That being said, I am HERE for Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift.

I don’t understand how people can have so much trash to talk about two people who seem to be happy and newly in love.

Like, are y’all OK? Who hurt you?

Haters gonna hate (hate, hate, hate, hate), but I think they are adorable. And I would love to see the love after a KC win. I’d also love to see Jason (maybe with a shirt this time) and Travis postgame. That leaves me — conflicted.

And before any of y’all come for me with the whole, “We don’t need to see her on the screen ALL THE TIME,” nonsense, here’s a little football stat for you, via sportingnews.com.

The AFC Championship game was 3 hours and 9 minutes long. Total Taylor screentime was 44 seconds, or 0.39% of the game. That’s 99.61% of Taylor-free football for you. Oh, and 17 of those 44 seconds were in a promo for the Grammy awards, in which she’s nominated six times. So really, your football was only interrupted by her for 27 seconds.

However the game plays out, I’m sure it will be fun. Plus, what better excuse to eat a ton of food, and spend time with friends and family.

Just be careful. No drinking and driving and keep in mind — you aren’t as young as you used to be, and you probably have to go to work on Monday.

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After going about the country, he returned to France and put his observations into a book, Democracy in America, published in 1835. It would become one of the most influential books ever written about the United States. What makes it so amazing is that our governmental heritage has stretched for two centuries. This is why we should be greatly concerned about the current deterioration in our country’s judicial system.

I have interacted with most of the Lycoming County judges in one way or another (but not for prosecution!) and have marveled at how hard they work to ensure impartiality. Several years back, I was jury foreman for a case brought before Court of Common Pleas Judge Marc Lovecchio. He must have taken nearly half an hour emphasizing how we should evaluate every witness’ statements without partiality. This was hard for us as we were to reconcile conflicting stories on the same event, one from a Williamsport police officer and the other from the accused, who already had a criminal record. But we did as the judge

charged us because that is the law.

Our symbol of justice in the United States is a woman holding a set of scales while blindfolded. This is to symbolize that justice is to be impartially ‘blind.’ Our standard is the Rule of Law, which Wikipedia describes as “a political ideal that all citizens and institutions within a country, state, or community are accountable to the same laws, including lawmakers and leaders. It is sometimes stated simply as ‘no one is above the law.’”

Yes, no one is above the law, but also it should never be used as a weapon, either.

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Yes, Donald Trump wanted to challenge the 2020 election. Just as Al Gore challenged his loss in the 2000 election, John Kerry challenged the election results in 2004; Hillary Clinton even claimed that Russians interfered with the 2016 election, resulting in her loss, later to be discovered that it originated from her own campaign staff itself. All of these were accepted as legitimate protests by the mainstream media, yet Trump’s challenge is a threat to democracy.

The same is true for the civil charges against Donald Trump. Paula Jones’s rape accusation by President Clinton was ignored. Tara Reade’s allegation that Senator Joe Biden sexually molested her in his Senate office was shoved under the rug.

However, E. Jean Carroll, who admitted she needed to make headlines in order to increase her book sales and who has a history of accusing numerous men, funded

by Democrat billionaire Reid Hoffman, is awarded $83 million for her sexual claim against Trump. Yet she initially asked for damages of $10 million, which increased to $24 million in the final arguments.

Judge Lewis Kaplan showed his importability by declaring “inadmissible”

the fact that Ms. Carroll couldn’t recall the date, month, season, or even the year the incident happened. However, she distinctly remembers the dress she wore when it happened — yet that particular dress itself was not sold until two years later (“inadmissible”). Carroll had a previous rape accusation against a boss that was tossed for lack of veracity (“inadmissible”). Carroll’s rape followed exactly the plot line of an episode of “Law & Order,” one of her favorite shows (“inadmissible”). How blindly impartial was the judge in this case when, as the New York Post discovered, Judge Lewis Kaplan and Carroll’s lawyer, Roberta Kaplan, both worked in the same law firm in the past?

The same questions are being asked now about the prosecution case in Georgia against Trump by Fulton County DA Fani Willis, who paid her lover Nathan Wade with state tax money for services as a special prosecutor. Yet, these funds were used to pay for their vacations together to Florida, Napa Valley, Caribbean cruises, and other vacation spots.

Was it coincidence or design that 91 felony charges against Donald Trump arose from four different cases across two state courts and two different federal districts as it became clear that he was the presidential front-runner for the Republican Party?

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Here goes: Acus (AY-kuss, noun) - A needle used in surgery. Relatedly, it’s a shortened synonym for aculeus, which dictionary.com defines in this charming fashion: “the modified ovipositor or sting of certain hymenopterous insects.”

Berberis (BUR-bur-us, noun) - When I first encountered this word, I thought it was a typo for the thiamine-deficiency disease beriberi; but that just shows my slender knowledge of horticulture!

Berberis is actually a common alternate name for the barberry, a widespread, yellow-flowered shrub (also, its fruit).

Carcajou (KAR-kuh-joo, noun) Another name for the wolverine — a

shaggy-haired weasel relative found in frigid northern regions. According to Wikipedia, it has “a reputation for ferocity and strength out of proportion to its size” and is also known as a quickhatch. That latter, a Cree term, is actually a cognate of carcajou, which in turn comes from a First Nation people of Canada called Montagnais or Innu.

In any case, you can kinda see why U of Michigan went with Wolverines instead.

Dadoes (DAY-doze, noun) - Plural form of dado, an architectural term for the part of a pedestal above the base — or the lower portion of a wall; also, a rectangular groove used in woodworking.

I listed the plural form out of personal interest, as I spent years teaching Philip K. Dick’s amazing novel Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep, basis for the 1982 movie Blade Runner. The original title is such a mouthful that I always abbreviated it DADOES in lessons and assignments.

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(Somehow, one can’t help suspecting those two meanings are related!)

Potoo (poe-TOO, noun) - Collins defines this as “any of several nocturnal tropical American birds of the genus Nyctibius.”

Other weird bird names include shag, loon, lory, lorikeet, barbet, oropendola, troupial, jacana, pochard, motmot, frogmouth, booby, hoatzin, bustard, kakapo and titmouse (aka tomtit; see also

derful 1970 American Heritage: “a frame hut covered with matting, bark, brush, or the like, used by the nomadic Indians of North America.” Related to the similarly built wigwam, it can also be spelled without the C. Attentive readers will note only 10 entries here — and perhaps wonder about the 34 I promised at the outset.

For the other two dozen: They occur in individual entries — like the birds, or the goofy term in my very first sentence.

You can look those up on your own … if you can find ’em all!

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the related bushtit).

Phew! One of these days, we’ll have a whole weird-words column devoted solely to oddball birds. (Suggestions welcome at robbwhitefan@gmail. com.)

Qiviut (KEE-vee-ut, noun) - Again from dictionary.com: “the soft, dense, light-brown woolly undercoat of the musk ox, used in making fabrics.”

Subfusc (sub-FUSK, adjective) Dull, drab, dingy, dark. A shortened form of subfuscous.

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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 a parent or responsible adult throughout each session.

Tools and materials will be provided. You can register by sending an email to susquehannatu@gmail.com or by call or text to Walt Nicholson at (570) 447-3600. Please list the names of everyone you are registering, and contact information (email and phone number).

When: Tuesday evenings weekly 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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Hunters: America’s Premier Conservationists What: Join Tiadaghton State Forest staff for a virtual presentation as we discover why hunters may be considered one of the greatest groups of conservationists in the country and see how their actions contribute greatly to the preservation of our environment and the creatures that inhabit it. Learn the benefits hunting has to the environment, animal health and agriculture, as well as where the money comes from to make all this happen. Registration required to receive the link. Contact Vinny Curtis at

What: Friday night special: meatloaf, mashed potatoes & vegetable.

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When: Wednesday February 7 at 6:30 p.m.

Where: Online via Microsoft Teams.

Cheesesteak Basket What: Cheesesteak basket, eat in or take-out. Call 570326-0255 for take-out. Open to the public.

When: Thursday, February 8, 4:30-8 p.m.

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

Pine Creek Nature Book Club Meeting What: Join Tiadaghton State Forest staff on the second Thursday of each month to discuss a nature-themed book with like-minded individuals! This month we are reading The Trees in My Forest by Bernd Henrich. Light refreshments will be served. Registration required. Contact Vinny Curtis at vicurtis@pa.gov with any questions & to register.

When: Thursday February 8 at 6:00 p.m.

Where: Jersey Shore Public Library, Community Room.

Valentine’s Dinner What: Romantic Valentine’s dinner. Meal includes appetizer, salad, steak or salmon, side, dessert and much more. Pre-paid reservations required by February 3rd.

Notify bartender of arrival time and meal choice when purchasing tickets. Stop in and purchase tickets 2:0010:00 p.m., daily., or call 570-742-4632. Open to the public.

When: Friday, February 9th, from 6:00-9:00 p.m.

Where: Milton American Legion Post 71, 401 N. Front St., Milton.

Band Night What: Cass and the Bailout Crew.

When: Friday, February 9th, 8 p.m. No cover. Open to the public.

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

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My Funny Valentine - Foster Cat & Kitten Adoption Event What: Meet & greet the Lycoming SPCA cats and kittens currently housed in foster homes. *Adopt a new feline friend same-day! *Pending application & landlord approval (if necessary).

When: Saturday, February 10th from 11:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

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

Share the Love What: Annual free “Share the Love” Valentine Take-Out Dinner as a gift to the community by Eagle Grange. Each meal includes: homemade lasagna, green mixed salad with house celery seed dressing, applesauce, garlic bread and angel food cake with strawberries. Donations to “pay the love forward” will be accepted to provide additional services to the community.

Reservations: Advance reservations required; contact Daisy Styer @ 570-546-5861. Reservations limited to the 200 meals.

When: Saturday, February 10th. Pick up between 2:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. (snow date 2/11/2024).

Where: Eagle Grange Hall at the intersection of Route 15 and E. Blind Rd., Montgomery.

Those Pesky Spongy Moths What: Learn how to proactively face this invasive leaf-eating pest that threatens our landscape trees and shrubs.

When: Saturday, February 10, 9:00-11:00 a.m.

Where: Lysock View Complex, 542 County Farm Rd., Montoursville.

Burger Basket What: Burger basket, eat in or take out. Call 570-3260255 for take-out. Open to the public. Bingo at 6 p.m.

When: Tuesday, February 13th, 4:30-8 p.m.

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

Singing Valentines What: Singing Valentine: A barbershop quartet will deliver on Wednesday, February 14th, to your loved-one/ friend/spouse/fiancée, 2 romantic songs, a box of chocolates, a long-stemmed rose and a photo opportunity, all for $40. Order your SV by phoning 570-337-1178 or emailing erbordy@comcast.net.

When: Wednesday, February 14, Valentine’s Day Where: To the place of your choosing -- a home, business, school, hospital, in the Williamsport area.

Bar Bingo What: Bar bingo.

When: Every Tuesday night at 7:00 p.m.

Where: Eugene Grafius American Legion Post 104, 1312 Broad St. Montoursville.

Queen of Hearts What: Queen of Hearts.

When: Every Thursday night. Drawing at 7:00 p.m. Tickets on sale till 6:30 p.m.

Where: Eugene Grafius American Legion Post 104, 1312 Broad St. Montoursville.

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When: Friday, February 9th, from 5:00-8:00 p.m.

Where: Muncy American Legion Post 268, 515 Legion Rd., Muncy.

Wing Night What: Wing night.

When: Monday, February 12th, 4:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m.

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

When: Saturday, February 10th. Doors open at 7:00 p.m.

Dancing from 8:00 p.m.-midnight.

Where: St. Joseph the Worker Parish, Williamsport.

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Soup Sale What: Broccoli cheese soup sale. $8 per quart. Advance orders by calling the church office at 570-368-8933.

When: Pick up on February 10th, from 10:00 a.m.-noon.

Where: Bethany Evangelical Lutheran Church, 369 Broad St., Montoursville.

Lasagna Dinner What: Lasagna dinner. Dinner includes meat lasagna, salad, bread, beverage, and homemade dessert. Eat in or takeout. Cost for the dinner is $13 for adults, $6 for children (12 & younger), and $9 for lasagna only. For more information, call 570-322-0126 or email trinitychurchpa@comcast.net.

When: Wednesday, February 7th, from 4:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m.

Where: Trinity Episcopal Pro-Cathedral, 844 W. 4th St., Williamsport.

Good ’n Plenty Supper What: Good ’n plenty roast turkey supper. $12 suggested donation. Phone: 570-546-8030; questions only — no phone-in takeout orders.

When: Wednesday, February 7th. Takeout: 4:00–5:30 p.m., dine-in: 5:00-6:30 p.m. Snow make-up date: Monday, February 12th.

Where: First United Methodist Church, 602 S. Market St., Muncy.

Mardi Gras Dance What: Mardi Gras dinner/dance (DJ).

Church Service What: Sunday Service: If Jesus Never Came to Earth Where Would We Be? When: Sunday Morning, February 11th. Service Time 10:15 a.m.

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

Church Service What: Sunday church services.

When: Sunday School, at 10:00 a.m. (March-November), regular worship service at 11:00 a.m. year round.

Where: Haneyville Bible Church, 16655 Coudersport Pike, Lock Haven.

GriefShare Support Group What: A weekly seminar and support group for people who are grieving the loss of a loved one.

When: Tuesdays at 6:30 p.m. Please contact the church at 570-546-8030 for the most current schedule.

Where: First United Methodist Church, 602. S. Market St., Muncy.

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Domestic Violence Support What: Domestic Violence Support Group suggested for anyone 21 years of age and older who have experienced Domestic Violence.

When: First Tuesday of each month from noon-1:00 p.m., and the third Wednesday of each month from 5:15 p.m.-6:15 p.m.

Where: YWCA Northcentral PA, Park Room, 815 W. Fourth St., Williamsport.

West Branch Pride What: West Branch Pride.

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

Where: YWCA Williamsport.

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Loose Cats What: Loose Cats playing rock, lite pop & jazz.

When: Friday, February 9th, at 6:30 p.m.

Where: Boom City Brewing Company, 317 Pine St., Williamsport.

Phil Reeder Solo What: Phil Reeder solo guitar, playing acoustic eclectic.

When: Wednesday, February 14th, at 5:00 p.m.

Where: Boom City Brewing Company, 317 Pine St., Williamsport.

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

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

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Free Community Dinner What: Free community dinner.

When: Thursday, February 8th, at 5:00 p.m., while supplies last.

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

Soup Sale What: Drive thru soup sale. Home-Made Soups include ham & bean, veg. beef, chicken noodle, and chili. Hot dogs to-go for lunch.

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Where: Kedron UMC, 14725 Rt. 220 Hwy. Hughesville.

What: Our next League of Women Voters of Lycoming County meeting will be held in-person and via Zoom.

When: Thursday, February 8th, at 5:00 p.m.

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Subaru. Sunglasses on his head with one hand on the steering wheel. He looked over and smiled with his braces shining back.

I instantly grew shy. What was happening?

I gave a little wave, smiled, and said hi. That was it.

That Monday in class, everything changed. I wasn’t thinking about that drummer in band anymore. I was thinking about this hunk in a bad-a** looking car. I was falling for him and quite smitten! I went from talking Chris’s head off every day in class to being shy, BUT I made sure I looked good in math class when I was with him. I wanted him to be all mine. But how? I couldn’t speak around him anymore; things had changed. I was falling hard.

A week or so later, I was with my cousins again and wanted to ask Chris out but just didn’t have the guts. Just like I didn’t with the drummer in band.

My cousins told me to ask him out on a note, and we would put him on his car at Wegmans.

I remember this like it was yesterday, as we had a sleepover that night at Aunt Floss’s house. We planned every-

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and Danielle. Ash would purposely stop for washer fluid somewhere, then pull over in the old Savage Mart with her hood up at the Circuit. We would all get out of the car, and then guys would stop to make sure we were OK and didn’t need help.

This was honestly brilliant at that time. You didn’t have to worry about creeps as much as you do these days.

(Kinda scary anymore.) But in the late 90s, it seemed pretty harmless. She would tell them we pulled over to put washer fluid in and then got to chat with cute boys who stopped to help us.

I asked Chris when he was going down to the Circuit, and he was going that weekend after work. He worked at Wegmans pushing carts.

I got my cousin to take me down that Saturday night by sleeping over at my grandparent’s house. Grammy always let me hang out with my older cousins, but I still had a curfew, which was fine with me. It was always an hour later than my parents gave me.

Well, I didn’t know crap about cars back in the day, but I knew finding a teal Subaru couldn’t be that hard. We did a few laps and finally found him.

Windows down, my cousins kept teasing me to say hi, but at that moment, I was falling in love.

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thing out, and the next day, we were going to do it. That’s exactly what we did.

I bought a card that read, “I am always telling people how great I think you are.” Then when you opened it up, it said, “And today I am telling you.”

I bought it at Wegmans. Nicole kept teasing me about seeing him while we were inside Wegmans. He was nowhere in sight, but that sexy green car of his was parked at the very back of Wegmans. Our plan was going to work.

After writing a little note inside this card asking him out, we walked over to his car to leave it on his window, but his driver’s side window happened to be down a few inches. So, instead of putting it on the window, we decided to put it in through the window. As I went to put the card in, I dropped it too soon (from nerves, I guess), and it dropped into the back seat!!

“NOOOOOO!!” I yelled. “Now, he is never going to see it!”

No joke, at the moment I heard, “Whatcha doin’?”

I turned around, and there was Chris walking towards his car, eating a pack of crackers. Man, did he love his

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There I was, a blubbering mess, not knowing what to say.

“Ummmm, uhhhhh. Hi,” I said.

“Ummm, well, I just put a card in your car for you from me, but it fell in the back seat, so you can just read it when you get home. There is no rush at all.”

“No, I’ll get it now and read it. I’m not busy. Just went on break.”

Lucky, lucky me.

I’m thinking, “Lord, no. Please no.

Don’t do this to me. This isn’t happening!”

He unlocked the car, and the card was in his hand before I knew it. I wanted to crawl into a hole and die at that very moment. Meanwhile, my cousins stood there giggling and whispering, knowing what was about to happen as he started to open the envelope. I couldn’t stop it. The card was being pulled out of the envelope, and he began to read it while munching on another cracker…

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For those of us with friends far-flung, a virtual hang can help us reconnect and celebrate. Whether we all brew up our favorite tea or coffee or settle down with snacks to binge-watch the same show, seeing friendly faces on the screen can lift the spirits.

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If your family members are your best friends, organize a female family reunion with all of the women from the various generations of your family. This gives you a chance to have quality time with everyone outside of the usual holiday craziness. A great activity for this gathering is to create a cookbook with everyone bringing their favorite recipes. You can keep this collection for yourself or work with a printer to make copies for everyone who attends.

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to helping the child fight infections, breast milk can help prevent longterm health issues such as obesity, Type 1 diabetes, and sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). Breastfeeding is also economical and practical.

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he 1958 NFL championship overtime “sudden death” game between the Baltimore Colts and the New York Giants is considered by many sports historians as “The Greatest Game Ever Played.” One man, Andy France, longtime former rector of the historic Trinity Episcopal Church in Williamsport, was there. And Webb Weekly would like to bring you France’s recollections of that epic game.

“I was 22 years old and had just been discharged from the Air Force and lived in Madison, New Jersey, while attending Drew University,” France recalled for Webb Weekly.

“My parents lived in Parkton, Maryland, a small farm village five miles below the Pennsylvania/Maryland line. A friend of theirs gave them two tickets to the game. They did not want to make that trip, so they

said I could use them. It was an offer I could not refuse. My sister and her husband also lived in Madison, so my brother-in-law and I left in the morning for Yankee Stadium.”

He continued, “My recollection is that there were 25,000 tickets for Colt fans. All of them were in one end zone. By the end of the game, those seats were priceless. We were a noisy, loud bunch of crazy Colt fans.”

“The game was hard fought throughout. The NFL in those days focused on fullbacks and running as well as quarterbacks throwing. It was special to watch many all-pro players on both teams play their hearts out. For the Giants, it’s Frank Gifford, Rosey Brown, and Sam Huff. For the Colts — Johnny Unitas, Raymond Berry, Artie Donovan, Alan Ameche, Larry Moore, Big Daddy Gene Lipscomb, and Gino Marchetti.

“The lead went back and forth. The final two minutes were over the edge with excitement. The Colts kicked

a field goal to tie the score, and the game went into the first-ever sudden-death game in the NFL. The Giants had the ball to begin sudden-death play. They went three and out and punted to the Colts. Johnny Unitas began offensive play on the 14-yard line right in front of 25,000 of us cheering for the Colts. Johnny took the team down the field, and Alan Ameche scored the winning touchdown.

“Gino Marchetti broke his ankle during that final drive. Back then, injured players who had to go to the dressing room were carried on a litter by four men. While play continued, Gino and his litter passed right in front of 25,000 crazy Colt fans. Gino made the four men lower the litter to the ground. He sat up, watched the play, and would not leave for the dressing room.

“The 25,000 of us in the end zone seats were able to see that entire final series develop play by play. The seats were priceless.

“I knew I had seen the first ever sudden death game, but was not

aware of two items that developed until sometime after the game. The winning drive to victory took roughly two minutes, which soon became known as the two-minute drill. Also, as we know now, that game became the tipping point that allowed the NFL to become what it is today. Why is that? It was a great game and the first-ever sudden-death game, and it was televised nationally, so millions of people were part of the excitement. It soon became known as the greatest game ever played.

“One final point. We were in my car with a Maryland license tag. As we were leaving in heavy traffic, I wanted to go left as many cars were doing, but the policeman who was directing traffic made me go right.

Did he do that on purpose because I had a Maryland tag? No matter — we won the game.”

Many football analysts and observers believe that the 1958 championship game marked a coming of age for pro football and helped put it on the road to supplanting baseball as the most popular sport.

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And indeed, this is emblematic of the show’s whole approach, which — particularly with its reliance on CGI — is a little too glossy and superficial.

The Joseph W. dialog is often thin Smith III and trite; and — a frequent gripe among online reviews — the British RAF is caricatured as pompous, weak, and cowardly. That is nothing short of outrageous, given their valiant sacrifices over Egypt and in the Battle of Britain, to name just two instances.

Regarding this dismal misstep, however, it might be best to hold our fire till the other seven episodes play out; I wouldn’t be surprised if the writers had something up their sleeve to prove the American boys wrong in their stereotypical misjudgment.

And as for the digital images: Precious few of these 80-year-old aircraft are still airworthy — or even in one piece; without computers, I can’t see any other way to manage the dense,

rapid and terrifically exciting takeoffs, landings, bombings and dogfights.

Plus, there are just enough scenes of actual aircraft (mostly on the ground) to help offset this.

I also loved how the writers manage to cram into these episodes nearly every aspect of World War II aviation: landing gear, oxygen, payload, gremlins, flak, flight formation, takeoff checklists, G.I. chow (including those bountiful “last suppers” on mission day), airspeed, gun turrets, fighter attacks, superstition, injuries, navigation, engine fire, visibility, air sickness, post-run interrogations, ground crew (no medals; no sleep), chaplains, crash-landing, high-altitude frostbite and of course, the famed Norden bombsight.

As you can no doubt tell, I found both episodes entertaining, smart and suspenseful, with solid editing and handsome cinematography. While Masters of the Air may not quite rise to the stratospheric heights of its two forbears, I for one am really looking forward to the other seven episodes.

Let’s see if they can hit their target as well as those brave American boys in the sky.

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Lycoming County Special Olympics athletes and their Unified partners competing in this event and their respective finishes were, first place and receiving a Gold Medal were single division winners Jacob Carey, Alex Feaster, Elena Feaster, Lena Murphy and James Steinruck. Also receiving Gold Medals were Unified Doubles team of Braeden and Emma Schell and Unified Team of Byron Keith Diemer, Paul Smith, Sean Loner and Lester Loner. The Silver Medal recipients in the single competition were Dale Pidcoe, Zach Stutzman, Scott Troisi and Tina Welch. The Unified Doubles team of Heather Kennedy and Patricia Loner also finished in second place and received a Silver Medal.

Bringing home the Bronze medal in single competition were Kevin Boyles, Airik Carey, Anthony Moyer, Kyle Powell, Brendan Rooker and Neil Schweikart. Finishing in fourth place in the singles competition and receiving their awards were Anthony Fischetti, Maria Marinucci, Daryl Miller and Rhashan West-Bey.

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Special Olympics athletes and their Unified partners have been training on a weekly basis for this competition since September. Participants competed in various events including singles, doubles, teams, Unified doubles and Unified team competition. Special Olympics athletes and their Unified partners were divisioned based on their 15-game average and bowled against other individuals of similar abilities. This regional competition was an important event for all participants as it served as a qualifier for the Special Olympics Pennsylvania State Bowling competition. Individuals finishing in first, second or third place and meeting all other training requirements had their names placed into a random drawing and had the opportu-

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here are very polarizing opinions about winter weather — you either love it or hate it.

While ice and snow are beautiful and bring winter sports fun, they can also cause treacherous conditions for roads and sidewalks with the potential to wreak havoc on our bodies. Though many people may prefer to stay inside and wait for the outdoor activities until spring, getting some fresh winter air is important, not just physically, but mentally as well. Here are some common winter injuries to be aware of as well as some tips on how to prevent them and treatment options.

Preventing Common Winter Injuries Slips and falls cause the most common winter weather related injuries — fractures. In the elderly population, fractures from falls are more often seen in the hips. At the same time, younger people sustain fractures in other areas, including the extremities, shoulder, clavicle, and wrist. Head injuries can also happen from a slip on the ice and being knocked unconscious in blistering conditions can

turn deadly. To help prevent slips and falls, consider the following tips: – Wear non-slip shoes, especially when walking on ice – Make sure all walkways are plowed and have salt and cinders on them – Hold on to someone or something for support – Walk slowly and take small steps, keeping your feet under you Shoveling snow can be a pain in the back, literally, and the risk of lower back injuries is high when shoveling heavy snow. Shoulder pain and pulled or strained muscles are also common.

To help prevent snow shoveling injuries, consider the following tips: – Try to exercise lightly before shoveling snow – Lift with your knees and not your back – Use a lightweight shovel – Avoiding twisting motions – Wear a back brace – Take frequent breaks Though snow sports can be fun and exciting, they don’t come without risk.

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– Keep your hands, feet, and face dry and warm Available Treatment

The R.I.C.E. method (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevate) is good practice for bumps, bruises, and sprains, but more serious injuries should be looked at by a physician, especially if your condition worsens.

Exposure injuries, like frostbite and chilblains can be treated by rewarming.

All other frostbite-type injuries require medical attention because it can permanently damage skin, muscle, bone, and other tissue.

Being active in the winter is a great way to stay healthy and avoid the winter blues. While some people like to enjoy the cold winter months hibernating indoors, you may enjoy cold-weather sports and outdoor activities. No matter what your preference is, we want you to be safe and avoid a trip to an emergency department.

Ronald Campbell, M.D., is with UPMC Orthopaedic Care and sees patients at UPMC Outpatient Center, 24 Cree Dr., Lock Haven; UPMC Outpatient Center, 416 S. Main St., Mansfield; and UPMC Health Services Building, 1201 Grampian Blvd., Williamsport. To schedule an appointment with Dr. Campbell at any of these locations, call 570-321-2020. For more information, visit UPMC.com/OrthoNCPA.

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by Saint Saens, adding to the grandeur of the evening. Dr. Krieger is a Professor of Music at Susquehanna University who performed solo organ and harpsichord recitals in Argentina, Austria, Brazil, Canada, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Spain, and in the USA. Assistant Conductor Rebekah O’Brien will also grace the stage, conducting the contemporary piece “Caught by the Wind” by Jessie Montgomery. Jessie Mongomery “was born and raised in Manhattan’s Lower East Side in the 1980s during a time when the neighborhood was at a major turning point in its history. Artists gravitated to the hotbed

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Don’t miss this extraordinary event that promises to fill the air with the resounding beauty of the organ and showcase the incredible talents of these accomplished musicians.

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Mini Greek Yogurt Pancakes with Cinnamon-Maple Topping

Recipe courtesy of Marcia Stanley, MS, RDN, culinary dietitian, on behalf of Milk Means More Total time: 25 minutes Servings: 6 Ingredients: Topping: • 1 3/4 cups plain Greek yogurt (fat free, 2% or 5%) • 1/3 cup maple syrup • 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon Pancakes: • 1 cup all-purpose flour • 2 tablespoons sugar • 1 teaspoon baking powder • 1/4 teaspoon baking soda • 1/8 teaspoon salt • 1 egg, lightly beaten • 3/4 cup plain Greek yogurt (fat free, 2% or 5%) • 1/2 cup milk (skim, 2% or whole) • 3 tablespoons melted butter • 1 teaspoon vanilla • oil • 1 cup fresh blueberries or chopped fresh strawberries Directions: To make topping: Stir yogurt, syrup and cinnamon. Cover and refrigerate.

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In medium bowl, toss tomatoes, olive oil, garlic, oregano, salt and 1/4 teaspoon pepper.

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These are the critical rules that every hunter or gun owner should live by and cannot be stressed enough, especially during the early stages of someone new to hunting or gun ownership. Now, let’s take a look at some of the life lessons regarding hunting safety that most experienced hunters and gun owners have learned that are important to pass on to new advocates of our sport.

Take a Hunter Education course. It is a requirement within the various states across the United States as well as many foreign countries that one must take a hunter education course before obtaining a hunting license. This is a beneficial

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expo with an interactive drone experience.

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Oh wait, there’s more! The PA Fish and Boat Commission will have a booth with a hands-on experience related to our aquatic ecosystem.

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If you are looking for something to do with your kids during these cold winter days, a visit to the Montour Preserve looks like a pretty good idea to me.

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ineteenth-century memories. God has been good French journalist to me, and I’ve been blessed.

Jean-Baptiste You don’t get anywhere in life Alphonse Kerr is without a lot of help, and I’ve credited with saying, “The more had plenty. I do a lot of different things change, the more they things besides coaching, and stay the same.”

I’ve been fortunate to work with Apparently, Lycoming College a lot of great people,” a grateful has bought in.

Wiser acknowledged.

The school has announced The recognition for Wiser is plans to recognize 1974 part of improvements planned Scott graduate and longtime Lowery for the athletic complex, which football coach Steve Wiser includes the construction of for reaching the career milestone of a new apparel/concession building, 50 years coaching Warrior football by expansion of the plaza between the naming the football locker room in his Keiper and Girardi Stadiums, and a honor. The first of three special events complete renovation of the football in this commemoration will take place locker room.

Thursday evening at the college. Similar Growing up in Port Matilda, Wiser events will be held on February 15 in had never been to Williamsport until Doylestown and February 22 in West he arrived on the Lycoming College Chester. campus.

During his five decades in blue & gold, “I liked the campus and the smallness the Warriors defensive coordinator of it. I grew up in a small town, 900 serving under Frank Girardi and Mike people at the time. It was a friendly town; Clark has amassed impressive credentials everybody knew one another. When that have included 68 shutouts, 2x it was time to go to college, there was NCAA total defense leader, 3x NCAA pressure from family and coaches to go rushing defense leader, NCAA scoring to Penn State for wrestling. But I didn’t defense leader, 15 MAC titles and 13 want to do it and changed my mind to NCAA championship appearances. come to Lycoming.

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Mike was great and hired me to be a part of the staff he was building.”

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“Oh wow. That I cared. I was loyal.

The players and people around me were important. Seeing other people succeed.

I can best explain it by saying that at Christmastime, I’d rather give than receive. That’s been my philosophy with coaching. I like to see the players succeed and become confident. What Frank started building in the 70s is something

I’ve tried to help build upon and stay connected. I’d want people to say I’m a caring person, a people person, and one that tried to help others succeed.”

Getting out of bed each morning, Wiser’s assignment is to stay current.

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“I don’t believe kids have changed. One thing I’ve noticed that’s a bit different is sometimes the young people are not as confident. Even though a kid may

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through. I have no regrets choosing Lycoming. I’ve had a great experience here playing football, wrestling, and coaching, so things worked out for the best. The education and the friendliness are what attracted me here, and it has been a great run.

“When I graduated from Lycoming in 1974, Coach Girardi (like my second Dad, I love the guy) hired me to coach.

It was probably the second decision that made my parents upset. They wanted me to come back home to teach, but Coach helped me get a teaching job at Williamsport High School, where I taught for 32 years. So here it is: 50 years have gone by, and I’ve been blessed to be a member of the Lycoming College and Williamsport community.

“When Frank retired after his tremendous career, Mike Clark took over and allowed me to continue to coach and do what I love to do. I tell people all the time, don’t get a job. Get a career. Do something you have a passion to do. I look forward to getting up in the morning, going out, and doing something I love to do. I still feel good and still can relate to the kids, which I think is very important.”

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My bearded brothers went, and they had a ball.

Unfortunately, they did not take any photos. It would have been a great story. Stay tuned. I had to pull something from the archives this week.

A great adventure from 2017. My first experience fishing on thin ice. Yes. I feel bad for the recap. But there will be another time.

I truly dig everything about North Central PA. I guess you could say I am one of her biggest fans. Seriously. What’s not to love about the 570? This is the perfect backdrop for an outdoor enthusiast like me. No. I am no longer with the Chamber, but I believe I’d make a fine addition to their Visitors Committee. Application submitted. Lycoming County provides hundreds of exceptional fishing opportunities.

We are very blessed with several different types of water to target all kinds of species. Fishing has always been my passion; my lovely bride would say I am somewhat obsessed. I would fish every single day if I could, and I came awfully close several years back. A few of my favorite spots are just a short drive or walk from the homestead. I do my very best to fish them

year-round, but unfortunately, my expeditions have been nonexistent lately. The sub-zero temperatures and icy conditions have made it nearly impossible to navigate Lycoming Creek.

I normally don’t mind fishing in the cold, but my neighboring stream is now completely frozen. Mr. Trump hasn’t done a whole lot in year one, but it appears he and his staffers have solved global warming. It’s been a few weeks, and I am experiencing a void. I only wanted to get outside to try the new stuff that I scored. I needed some action, and I was desperate.

I reached out to a fellow fishing chum on Facebook. Jason Britton and I both attended Williamsport High. The resident is a few years older and is quite a fisherman. Jason grows an impressive beard and is one of the best at catching monster panfish. He competes and wins his fair share of state and local tournaments. Britton makes it look easy; you should see some of his amazing pictures. Jason is what you would call an ice-fishing expert, and I’ve always wanted to tag along for one of his adventures. He balked at first, but when I told him it was an assignment for the Webb Weekly — yeah, buddy — hook, line, and sinker. We were on. I only had to sign a disclaimer — no revealing secrets.

I arrived at the northern access of Rose Valley Lake at a quarter to 4:00. The Weatherbug App said it was a raw 17 degrees. Jason had already set up shop. He was fishing just a few clicks from the parking lot above. I was very surprised to find several others braving the elements. We weren’t the only crazies. I immediately noticed all of the fancy gear. It seemed like Jason had

something from every page of the latest Cabela’s catalog. From gas-powered augers to multiple ice-fishing combos. One enormous cargo sled and a few propane heaters. Portable blinds to state-of-the-art electronics. It was amazing, but since we were only fishing for a few hours, there wasn’t a need to set everything up.

“Todd has been slaying ‘em,” Jason relayed with a grin. “Why don’t you pull up next to him? Here. Use this. That color combo is banging right now. Are you familiar with one of these?” Jason was pointing to a Lowrance Elite V Depth Finder that was in a blue weatherproof case. Um. No. I had absolutely zero experience with such a high-tech sonar-pinging electronic device. It reminded me of the throwback 8-bit Nintendo game called TETRIS. “Well. Here’s your depth,” Jason continued.

“We are fishing in 6 feet of water. That’s the bottom and see this small blue beacon? That’s your jig. Now, move your rod. See it bounce up and down? Look. That’s a fish. There’s another.” Jason did his very best to sum up years and years of experience in a short two-minute introductory lesson. Then, he eventually cut the chord.

Jason went back to catching fish. He was landing jumbo perch and monster bluegills while I was still trying to figure out the orange and yellow flashes in the freezing cold. Any luck, Spencer? No! My patience was running thin.

Jason’s son, JR, and his precious granddaughter swung by just before dusk. Fishing is important to all of the Brittons, especially on brisk school nights. Young Aaliyah was all bundled up, and she made me laugh several times. This spunky kindergartener was absolutely hammering them, too. “Pap. I caught another perch,” Aaliyah explained. “That’s my third pap. Three

perch. Hey mister. Why aren’t you catching anything?”

OK. I was now crushed. Maybe it just wasn’t meant to be. Everyone was catching fish, including this little girl who was starting to rub it in. Todd was on fire. He was using the very same setup only five feet away. We’d switch holes, but he’d only start catching them in my old spot. Jason let me try his combo. Still no luck. I noticed he was now catching fish with his bare hands without any serial ports. Old school. I mean. Look, he just caught another.

What the heck? I’m cursed. My gloves were completely frozen, and I couldn’t feel my toes.

It was starting to get dark, and I thought to myself, how much longer? A few more minutes passed, and just when I was going to give- my sonar went berserk. I didn’t panic, nor did I call for help. I only tried to remember what was discussed in Ice Fishing 101. I slightly bounced my rod, hoping to entice that monster red flash that was embedded in the weeds. He came up for a quick peek, and I slowed my presentation.

I felt a slight twitch and quickly set the hook.

Then I realized there was a fish on the other end of my line. I was so excited. Hey guys. I finally got one! The boys were happy, but Aaliyah laughed when she saw my puny prize.

Shrinkage.

I have caught hundreds and hundreds of fish in my lifetime, but that four-inch baby bluegill was my first through the ice. Size didn’t matter, and I ended up catching two more. Nothing to brag about, but I was proud. I am still a novice, but I am hooked now — special thanks to my good buddy Jason, who taught me some new tricks. Ice fishing isn’t for everyone, but I had an absolute blast. Appreciate the patience and free advice — frozen lines. Cheers.

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464 N. Bridge Rd., Watsontown, PA 17777

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570.380.4430

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Delivery Options Available

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• SC15 processes up to 22” diameter, 16’ logs • Sets up quickly and easy to operate • Can be towed with 1/2 ton pick-up • Extra bar & chains included Available Weekdays & Weekends from *Friday-Monday.

All prices include tax.

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985 Alvira Rd., Allenwood, PA. 17810

Allenwood, PA 17810 • 570-547-0637

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570-419-7576

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288 Caldwell Rd., Trout Run, PA 17771

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Williamsport, PA 17701

PA #138222

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“Specializing in Standard Seam Metal Roofing” The Next Generation in Metal Roofing Daniel Fisher

570-989-1938

201 Ladd Road • Allenwood, PA 17810

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Montgomery PA

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570-916-3309.

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