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his is easily my favorite issue of the year, it’s hard not to get emotional thinking about all the fantastic organizations that my co-workers and I get to support this week, from furbabies to actual babies to families and vets and the great outdoors!

This week’s issue is just one of the many ways Jimmy helps people and our community throughout the year. He would never talk about how much he does to help the people in and around our community, and he would be super embarrassed if I went into too much detail, but suffice it to say, he helps out a lot, and allowing us to do these pages is really just the tip of the iceberg.

So, thank you, Jimmy. Not only for the opportunity you give us to help out our favorite organizations, but for all you do the other 51 weeks of the year for so many people in our area.

On to the details about this week’s issue: For the past nine years, Jimmy has given each full-time employee a page of the paper to donate to the charity of their choice. We all get to pick some-

thing that is near and dear to us and donate ad space, editorial space, or a combination of both.

As you can see on the cover, we have a variety of organizations from across the area that we donated space to this week. I’m sure that you are familiar with most, and you can learn about what they do in more detail as you read through this issue, but here is a quick rundown: Consolidated Sportsman of Muncy Creeks: The Sportsmen manage two trout nurseries in cooperation with the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission at the Faus Nursery in Hughesville and the Bob King Nursery at Roaring Run. Family Promise of Lycoming County: Family Promise of Lycoming County empowers families to become and remain self-sufficient by breaking the cycle of homelessness, provides community awareness and advocacy, and creates mission opportunities for individuals and faith-based communities.

Hyner Lodge Foundation: The Hyner Lodge Foundation promotes the Veteran’s wellness and recovery by providing

activities that support the integral health and well-being of the individual. Families and caregivers are allies in their healing and rehabilitation process.

Lycoming County SPCA: The mission of Steph the Lycoming CounNordstrom ty SPCA is to protect all domestic animals by providing shelter, emergency treatment, investigation and prosecution of cruelty or abuse complaints, adoption and counseling, education programs, and humane care throughout Lycoming County.

Veterans Benefits Center: The Veterans Benefit Center in Lock Haven serves any and all veterans and their families. They offer assistance with: Compensation, Pension, Individual Unemployability, Military Records & Medals, Survivor Benefits, Appeals, and Transition Assistance.

YWCA Williamsport: The YWCA supports this community by providing comprehensive and lifesaving services for women, children, and men as they work to rebuild their lives through two signature programs, Liberty House and

Wise Options.

Each of these charities means something to the employee that sponsored them. They are all amazing local organizations that are doing what they can to help in our area.

So, thank you again, Jimmy. Doing things like this makes me so proud to be a Webb Weekly employee. I hope that as you read through the ads/editorials about these charities, you will consider adding them to your 2025 donation lists if you are able.

Happy New Year!

Happy New Year to you and yours!

Do you have your resolutions ready to go? I haven’t had much luck with 2024’s, so we’ll see if can have some better luck in the new year!

For those that were keeping up with my Christmas procrastination, you’ll be happy to know that I did get everything done on time! Every present was wrapped, I got dinner on the table and even had time to celebrate proper with family!

Hopefully you all had a safe and Happy New Year! Mid-week holidays are always kinda rough, so here’s hoping you didn’t ring in the new year too hard making for a rough Thursday!

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From July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2023, the YWCAʼs Wise Options program provided 47,525 nights of safe shelter to adults and children fleeing violence, serving 1,695 individuals – 213 of them were under the age of 18.

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he YWCA Northcentral PA began shaping the future for women and children in the late 1800s, creating a safe place for young working women to live and gather. Today, celebrating 130 years of service to Lycoming County, the YWCA supports this community by providing comprehensive and lifesaving services for women, children and men as they work to rebuild their lives through two signature programs, Liberty House and Wise Options.

Operating since 1977, Wise Options has provided a comprehensive victim service center for individuals in Lycoming County. Designed to meet the needs of survivors and their children whose lives have been affected by domestic violence, sexual violence, and other violent crimes, Wise Options offers free and confidential services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with services available to victims of all ages and genders.

Wise Options services to include:

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Despite poor reviews and lukewarm receipts, don’t be surprised if Red One quietly climbs “to the top of the wall” as a new Christmas classic.

Several weeks past, having noted its dismal rating at Rotten Tomatoes — and its slender box-office take — I decided against seeing this new action-comedy.

But in the meantime, friends assured me Red One was actually quite good; so some of them were kind enough to stream it with us after Christmas dinner — even though they’d already seen it the previous evening.

What a blast we all had! I really should have paid more attention to that 90% audience-approval at RT — in contrast to 30% with critics. I try not to read reviews before penning my own, but I can hardly imagine what they objected to.

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snagged a well-deserved Oscar for Whiplash and also voiced Santa in the sadly neglected Klaus — plays a buff and lovable Claus who gets kidnapped by … well, let’s keep that under wraps, as it were.

Dwayne Johnson and Chris Evans costar as, respectively, Nick’s staunchest sideman and a self-centered cynic who himself gets hijacked (watch for a nifty pun on that!) into finding the jolly old elf.

I’m not alone in suggesting that Red One is a Santa Claus story for Marvel fans. It’s got laughs and exciting action — and it never takes itself too seriously; yet the story certainly pulls on your heartstrings — as any worthwhile Christmas movie must. Indeed, its dual family-redemption subplot works so beautifully that I actually got choked up at the end.

Some critics called it predictable; but I completely failed to foresee any of the plot twists — not even the film’s clever explanation about how St. Nicholas delivers all those presents in a single night … via chimney, no less. (And while

we’re on the Santa mythology: Red One happily nods to the current internet hype over the fact that male reindeer shed their antlers in winter; so Santa’s sleigh must be driven by ladies!)

Written by Chris Morgan (of the Fast and Furious franchise) and directed by Jake Kasdan (son of Hollywood legend Lawrence), Red One features a sensational, pulse-pounding score. Its excellent supporting cast includes Lucy Liu, Bonnie Hunt and two young standouts: newcomer Wesley Kimmel as the son of Evans’s Jack; and Kiernan Shipka as a certain she-who-must-not-be-named.

(Mad Men mavens might recognize the now-grown-up Shipka from her earlier role as a Draper daughter.)

As noted earlier, the friends I streamed it with on 12/25 had already watched it on the night before Christmas. And all through the house, I think they enjoyed it even more the second time.

I suppose the film is not quite as clever as critics would have liked. In any case, except for the terrific line about Wonder Woman (which the previews spoiled, ack), it’s not super-hilarious like a lot of other seasonal fare — say Home Alone, Christmas Story or Elf. But I laughed when I saw it, in spite of myself.

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SPORTSMEN The Sportsmen manage two trout nurseries in cooperation with the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission at the Faus Nursery in Hughesville and the Bob King Nursery at Roaring Run. Each year, the Sportsmen receive thousands of fingerlings to raise throughout the year to stock local streams in Eastern Lycoming and Sullivan Counties.

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The success of the Consolidated Sportsmen of Muncy Creeks depends on an active membership to contribute time, ideas, and sweat. For a few hours each month, you can meet with like minded people and catch up, tell a story, and most importantly preserve our outdoor traditions.

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Membership dues are $10 a year. Dues along with donations support the management, feeding and stocking of 12,000 trout directly into the waters where we live in and around Muncy Creek.

Consolidated Sportsmen of Muncy Creeks is a member of the Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen’s Club.

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hen most of us So, depending on which calenthink of the new dar you are referring to, there year, we think of are many different dates that goofy party hats, begin the new year. late-night celebrations, and I know you’re dying to know maybe one too many cocktails who the first people in record— basically, a bunch of bad deed history were to party into cisions. the New Year. Well, according There might be decadent food to the good folks at History. involved, and you might even com, if you guessed that the Dave Babylonians in Mesopotamia have some annual traditions, Bellomo (present-day Iraq) were the such as watching a lighted ball drop in Times Square or countfirst to celebrate the new year ing down the last seconds of the year (called Akitu), you would be correct. with friends and family. You might even Now that we had answered the quescelebrate with some fireworks, much to tions of who and when the new year the chagrin of your neighbors. It makes first became officially celebrated let’s sense then that with each new year address the concept of time and the difcomes a renewal, a do-over, and a clean ferent calendars. Not everyone was on slate if you will. A chance to start fresh. the same page.

But have you ever given much thought The Babylonians partied after the to why we celebrate the end of one year spring equinox, but many other civiliand the beginning of the next? No? Me zations chose different days to mark the neither. changing year.

Well, as I looked into the history of The Persians also used the spring equiNew Year’s celebrations, I found some nox, but the Assyrians celebrated with interesting things. First, the transition the new moon closest to the autumn from one year to the next has been cele- equinox in mid-September, with the brated for over 4,000 years! Second, we Egyptians and Phoenicians celebrating have to be specific about which calen- on the autumn equinox. dar we are discussing, as there are many.

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NEW YEARS

A NEW YEAR A NEW RESOLUTION As we begin this new year with a list of resolutions, the most important is a plan for the future.

Planning ahead protects those you love from the financial and emotional burden of final arrangements and difficult decision making.

Plan for the unexpected. Plan for peace of mind.

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The Greeks used the winter solstice, and the Romans used the republican calendar on March 1st, which consisted of 10 months and 304 days. Later, in 46 B.C., they switched to January 1st and the Julian calendar, which ran 365 days and held a leap year every fourth year.

The list goes on and on.

Currently, most of us in Northcentral PA use a Gregorian calendar, and December 31st marks the end of the year.

The Gregorian calendar was introduced in 1582 by Pope Gregory XIII to replace the Julian calendar so that leap years could be more evenly spaced, which made a year approximately 365.25 days long and more closely followed the Earth’s timeline around the Sun. According to Britannica.com, most European countries followed suit by adopting the Gregorian calendar, with Scotland jumping on board in 1660, Germany and Denmark around 1700, England in 1752, and Russia in 1918.

Even now, however, this calendar is not the only way humans measure time.

The Chinese New Year begins on the first new moon between January 21st and February 20th. In Thailand, the water festival Songkran is celebrated in April, and Nowruz, celebrated in parts of the Middle East, is held on March 14th, and so on.

As I mentioned at the beginning of this article, the significance of celebrating the transition from one year to the next goes far beyond the chance to party like it’s 1999 or declaring a list of resolutions that we are highly unlikely to see through. It gives us a chance to start over, even if it is just symbolically.

It charts the passage of time and allows us to reflect on the past and look forward to the future.

Did you know that the Romans based the name of the month of January on their god, Janus? Janus had two faces, one looking backward and the other looking forward. Perhaps the Romans knew something about resolutions and the idea that it was good to try to rid oneself of poor habits and turn over a new leaf in the new year.

While I am not generally a fan of New Year’s resolutions in the sense that people set unrealistic goals without significant planning, I am a fan of renewal.

Of forgiveness — both oneself and of others. I believe in the promise of better things to come but also of learning from the mistakes of the past. The passage of time is not something for which to be sad. Rather, cherished for it is extremely limited and precious. So, in all sincerity, I hope that you, your friends, and your family have a great new year.

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December 23rd – December 27th Floyd “Buck” Reynolds, 67, of Hughesville Linda L. Waltz, 76 JoAnn L. Aloisio, 77, of Williamsport Robert F. Wagner, 80, of Williamsport Emma C. “Carol” Trexler, 83, of Mill Hall David C. Smith, 80, of Williamsport Barbara J. Spring, 82, of Williamsport Virginia Mae (Tib) Barkley, 75 of Renovo

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Cecil Alexander Watson, 72, of Williamsport Barbara E. Fraley, 81, of Muncy Ben G. Hoffman, Jr., 97, of Williamsport Cheryl K. “Chic” Hurd, 69, of Lock Haven Marvin E. Fishel, 87, of Williamsport Sherry Kay Miles, 68, of Williamsport Curtis J. Armstrong, 60, of Muncy Valley Makaylin Lee Gannon, 20, formerly of Jersey Shore Pamela K. Reichert, 75, of Lock Haven Kenneth C. Larson, Junior, aka “Ken”, 90 Mary Kathryn Zimmerman, 84, of Williamsport

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the weekends. They also have ith the holiday a version in boucle knit, but season coming to an end and instead of a cardi and sweater, the skirt pairs up with a hoodcolder months ahead, cozy dressing is all I can ie for extra coziness on the go.

For work-from-home days, think about. As much as I love dressing up, this time of year, which may include a lunchhour grocery run, considthere’s no denying the irresister an elevated sweatsuit like ible pull of matching knitwear and lounge sets. Consider Girlfriend Collective’s 50/50 Bernadette Relaxed Fit Joggers and Sweatthese a more modern take Ulsamer shirt that comes in three muton the classic shell and cardied colors and sizes from XS up gan sweater set. Whether it’s an upgraded sweat suit or a matching to 6XL. Sure, you can wear mismatched pullover and skirt, sets can be a one- sweats, but a matching set has a more and-done outfit formula for winter. put-together feel if you’re leaving the Here are a few options and combina- house. For days when you’re hunkering down to enjoy some TV time, consider tions to consider.

In my mind, the ultimate set trend- swapping out your PJs for Nordstrom’s ing this season and super easy to pull So Soft Sweater and Lounge Pant set. off is the pullover, cardigan, and skirt I’m a big advocate of changing out of set. Think of this as a knitwear trifecta. sleepwear, even if you’re just puttering It can be all worn together or broken around the house. Then, if you do need up. I’m liking the options from H&M, to go out, simply slide on some sneakwhich features a gray mélange Flared ers and grab a scarf, hat, and puffer Knit Skirt and matching Kint Cardi- jacket for a functional yet coordinated gan and Oversized Sweater, perfect look.

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I also like the idea of a matching sweater vest and pants, like Madewell’s Stockton Sweater Set. This longer knit vest and pull-on pants come in three different earth-toned neutrals and can be layered with a turtleneck and suede clogs for a boho grandma coastal vibe, chic-afield with ballet flats and a blazer, or toughened up with boots and oversized leather jacket. With any sweater vest set, you can style the vest on its own over a dress or blouse and trousers, while the pants can be paired with

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It was precisely for this reason that our Founding Fathers prohibited the abridging of freedom of speech in the First Amendment to the US Constitution. Somewhere along the line, this got forgotten because blocking “abiding the freedom of speech” was exactly what had been going on. Putting a stop to this returned Donald Trump to his ability to get his message out freely without “fact checkers” who were consistently wrong.

And recently, it saved the American people billions of wasted money from the Continuing Resolution in Washington, D.C. It has been a pattern for Congress to avoid accountability for overspending by waiting until almost the end of the year, then present a griftheavy bill and demanding that it be immediately passed before the year-end

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The first bill was over 1,500 pages long, another legislative trick because no one could digest it in time. But Musk created an artificial intelligence program, Grok, that could and did, and the analysis was posted on X so everyone could see a summary of what was in the bill. Not surprisingly, folks were not too happy when voters saw that Congress would fund a 35% raise for themselves, give more funding for government censorship, give immunity from prosecution for the corrupt J6 committee, etc. They were swamped with complaints. It failed the first time and the second, and finally, the third bill was pared down to one-tenth of the original and was finally passed, and President Biden signed it.

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The word’s final syllable is a form of the common root “spec(t)-,” meaning “to look.”

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Roux (ROO, noun) – “A mixture of fat and flour used to thicken sauces” (Random House Collegiate). It’s related to the word russet — for its yellow, brown or reddish color.

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In the fashion of many words ending in X, its plural forms are scoleces or scolices. But let’s be honest — one of these is plenty, thanks.

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That’s depressing. We can’t go into a brand-new year with a depressing article to read! I won’t have it! Instead, I want to go into the new year being thankful.

Yes, it was a hard year, BUT it could have been worse. That’s how I have to look at things.

I have a beautiful, healthy family, and we have a roof over our heads, and for that, I am grateful. I am also thankful for you. Yes, you. The one reading this article right now. I can’t thank you enough for your love and support week after week. I am always so blown away by how many of you take the time to read my article each week. You would be surprised by how I hear your stories about loving my articles. I hear about it through friends, families, and co-workers, and it makes me smile from ear to ear. I wish I could share every story, but I will just share a few from this year.

My momma told me she was at a wedding in December, and somehow my name got brought up, and this woman realized she was sitting with my family and said how much she just loves reading my articles. This woman asked, “Is Andrea’s Momma here!?” My momma told her she was my momma. My momma is often mentioned in my articles because she is kinda a big deal. *wink wink* But how special for her to mention my momma and get to meet her like she was a local celebrity! Haha.

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It started literally in the new year with me being so sick that they had to cancel a surgery I had scheduled and postpone it for another three months. I was devastated. That should have been a sign of how the rest of the year would go. If I had known, I would have wanted to just keep a blanket over my head and not come out until the year was over.

I also lost one of my biggest fans of my Webb articles. Someone who looked forward to getting the mail each Wednesday so he could read “his girl’s” article that week. This man was my father-in-law, Robert “Bob” Rook, who we lost in August from cancer. Cancer sucks. The whole thing sucked. Watching him decline all through summer was so hard to watch. I miss him telling me how much he loved certain articles and how he would hear his golf buddies talk about my articles, too. He would then tell me how “so and so” read and enjoyed last week’s article. He loved telling people I was his daughter-in-law. I miss his sweet personality and his always calling me “his girl.” Bob will be missed by many. He was truly a loved man.

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was that song. Kenzy and I looked at the lyrics while Chris drove, and we sang our hearts out.

The next night, we were going to be with our son Tyler in the car, so Kenzy and I planned on singing this as loud as we could to him in the car to annoy him. He is 15; everything annoys them at this age. The next night, we played the song in the car on the way to dinner, singing this happy, merry song. Ty wasn’t amused, but I know deep down he thought it was funny from the grin on his face. You can’t help but want to sing along. My husband said that song brought back a lot of his childhood Christmas memories. For me, it’s the first I heard that song! It was so fun hearing what song was going to be next. The fact that some man out there took the time to make this thoughtful gift for the Christmas season was so heartwarming! To whoever did this for me, I can’t thank you enough. It was

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My readers truly get to know me and my family. This man knew how much we loved Christmas and took the time to make us our own personal Christmas CDs. It’s awesome. Thank you.

Thank all of you! I am so blessed to do what I do and work for such a wonderful business/ family.

This year, I’ll be sure to continue writing about family, friends, and crazy Andrea stories because you all know that’s a given. That’s one thing about me. I am who I am in person, as I am when I write. I’ll never not be my true self.

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I hear lots of stories and receive the kindest, thoughtful letters. Thank you for taking the time to do this. It’s so touching. My readers are so thoughtful.

Last but certainly not least, this December Steph let me know a reader dropped off some goodies for me, so I stopped by the office to pick it up. It was a yellow envelope with my name on it. Inside was a CD and USB flash drive. On these were Christmas music. Music filled about Santa, the North Pole, and all things Christmas. There were lyrics printed for the very first song, “Must be Santa.” The first song on the CD

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f you’ve ever felt an intense sting in your nose or a sharp bite in your toes while out in the cold, it could be more than just normal discomfort. These sensations might be signaling a condition called Raynaud’s phenomenon, also known as Raynaud’s syndrome or disease. This condition affects the small blood vessels in the extremities, causing an exaggerated response to cold temperatures. It leads to spasms in the blood vessels, which result in numbness, throbbing, or tingling, triggered by temperature changes or stress. This is much more than simply having cold hands and feet.

In people with Raynaud’s, affected areas like fingers, toes, nose, or ears typically go through a color change — from white to blue to red — as blood flow decreases and then returns. For comparison, normal fingertips may just turn blotchy when warming up after exposure to the cold.

While the exact cause of Raynaud’s remains unclear, seeking treatment is important to prevent long-term damage.

Around 5% of Americans experience Raynaud’s, yet only one in five affected individuals seek medical attention.

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While not life-threatening, it can cause significant discomfort, which can often be managed with lifestyle changes.

Secondary Raynaud’s is less common and is often an early warning sign of a more serious underlying condition, such as lupus, scleroderma, or Sjögren’s syndrome. In severe cases, secondary Raynaud’s can lead to complications like skin ulcers or even gangrene if left untreated.

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stress aggravate Raynaud’s phenomenon. You can help reduce the number of attacks and improve your overall health by following these tips: – Quit smoking and stay away from secondhand smoke – Avoid caffeine because it constricts your blood vessels – When going outdoors in cold weather, be sure to dress warmly – Stress can cause Raynaud’s attacks, so try to minimize it – Don’t use tools that vibrate your hands – Talk to your health care provider about any medications you take that constrict blood vessels Those with Raynaud’s should also pay special attention to their hands and feet. That means having proper-fitting shoes, avoiding injury, and not wearing anything that constricts the blood vessels. Avoid going barefoot, always wear gloves (mittens are best) in the cold, and practice good nail care.

For those with primary Raynaud’s, treatment focuses on managing symptoms. Patients are often advised on ways to keep warm and reduce discomfort, such as wearing gloves when handling cold items, dressing in layers to maintain core body temperature and learning stress management tech-

niques. In some cases, medications like calcium channel blockers (which help relax blood vessels) or blood thinners like aspirin may be prescribed. If the condition doesn’t progress within five years, it’s unlikely to lead to more serious complications.

For individuals with secondary Raynaud’s, treatment is similar but includes addressing the underlying condition that’s contributing to the symptoms.

This might involve additional medications to manage the associated disease.

When to Seek Emergency Care If you notice that color isn’t returning to affected areas or experience excessive pain or ulcers, seeking immediate medical attention is crucial. These could be signs that blood vessels are blocked, which requires urgent care.

For more information about Raynaud’s, talk to your primary care doctor about further steps for workup and treatment.

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Anytime over the next several months that we have a fresh snowfall will be the perfect time to take a hike and discover the tracks of the various animals that live in or travel through our fields and woods.

These tracks tell a story, if we will, but listen. Size variation and pattern differences can identify a whitetail deer track as a buck, doe, or yearling. Distance between tracks can allow you to determine if the animal is merely walking slowly, undisturbed, or that the animal is running for some reason.

Usually, deer and other animals travel slowly – listening and watching for predators and seeking food. Over the winter months, wildlife needs to conserve their energy as their fat reserve is slowly used up in the colder temperatures.

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was no reason for the deer to be running instead of moving at a steady walk. As I backtracked where the deer had come from, the answer presented itself. Parallel and a few feet to the side of the deer tracks lay a fresh set of bobcat tracks. The predator had chased the deer out of the woods, but once it reached the open field, the cat slowed to a walk and then turned and headed back into the forest.

For the whitetail deer hunter, the more heavily used deer trails are much more obvious with snow on the ground, and identifying those trails now will help you better plan your next season’s hunts. Most trappers have specific animals that they plan to target over the upcoming trapping season, and fresh snow will quickly show you whether or not those animals are frequenting your area and what their travel patterns are.

More than 25 years have passed since I first had the opportunity to hunt for whitetail deer in the renowned destination of Saskatchewan. Over the years prior, I had read numerous articles describing in detail the huge 300-pound class bucks that frequented the woods of this western Canadian province. On the second day of a 5-day hunt, temperatures dipped to -50 degrees Fahrenheit, yet throughout the morning, I watched numerous does and smaller bucks pass within shooting range. It was 11:00 a.m. when I caught a glimpse of a huge-bodied, chocolate-racked buck, and a single shot allowed me to tag a beautiful 9-point monster

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Finding tracks in the snow and learning how to “read” them is a fun pastime in these winter months. If you are new to the experience or want to learn more, there are numerous ways to hone your skills. Check out the “Pocket Guide to Animal Tracks” by Andy Diamond or the “Field Guide to Tracking Animals in the Snow.” There is also a handy pocket guide entitled “Animal Tracks: A Folding Pocket Guide” that you should be able to find through your local bookstore.

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that scored over 160 points and weighed 280 pounds after it was field-dressed! One of the other hunters was not as fortunate because over the same 2 days, he saw no deer at all at a location where deer usually frequented.

On the third day, the outfitter and I went to that spot to find out why no deer had passed there in days. There in the snow were tracks that I could barely cover with my hand.

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Another safety factor to consider is if the ice surface is very slippery, which is fairly common, you should slip on a pair of spikes. I know of a case some years ago where a friend didn’t put spikes on and slipped, hitting his head and briefly becoming unconscious.

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While the opening round of the new 12- Mid-American Mountain West, and Sun team format produced color and pageantry Belt conferences. The remaining seven at the four on-campus host sites, the games teams were selected as at-large teams.

Similar to what happens during the March themselves ended up suggesting that the four visiting teams invited to the dance had Madness basketball selection process, no no need to rent a tuxedo to strut their stuff. matter how many teams are chosen to Notre Dame, Penn State, Texas, and compete, there is always discord coming Ohio State faced minimal opposition from from those teams left out of the party.

Indiana, SMU, Clemson, and Tennessee, Clemson won the ACC championship, posting impressive wins and catapulting and Boise State was the Group of Five them to the Elite Eight of the new gridiron selection, thus chosen automatically, but format. The Nittany Lions are heavily performances put forth by Indiana, SMU, favored in their New Year’s Eve clash with and Tennessee made wondering if some Boise State in the Fiesta Bowl. New Year’s teams not in the field would have made for Day action features Texas & Arizona State better games.

No college team with three losses was in the Peach Bowl, Ohio State & #1 Oregon in the Rose Bowl, capped off by Notre selected to the tournament field, but fans of SEC schools Alabama, Ole Miss, and South Dame & Georgia in the Sugar Bowl.

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Should you need any help/encouragement with your own New Year’s resolution, perhaps one of the following from a list I came across could be considered: – “Be kinder to myself and learn to love myself more.”

– “Do my best. Try to stay positive but forgive myself when I’m not. Try to figure out where the negativity is coming from.”

– “Spread more kindness. There’s too much bad going on to waste time being hateful and mean.”

– “Save money and budget, eat better, and lose weight.”

– “Do more things with my children.”

– “Give myself space to learn and create, without worrying about outcome or goal.”

– “Travel more.”

– “Support local businesses, cook at home more, and be intentional with my contributions to important causes.”

– “Take more time for myself mentally and emotionally. I hate being stressed and overwhelmed all the time.”

– “Smile more.”

– “Stop fighting with people that aren’t worth my time.”

– “Learn to stop blaming myself when things go wrong, especially when I know I did everything right.”

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strong strength of schedule. PSU is happy with their ‘white-out’ win, but can you imagine what the excitement would have been for a date with Alabama instead of the SMU Ponies?

Of the eight remaining teams, Oregon, Georgia, Texas, Penn State, Notre Dame, and Ohio State were ranked 1-6 in the final poll prior to the tournament’s start. Boise State was ranked #9, and Arizona State was ranked #12.

Not only were fans of the teams that made the tournament excited, but each of the universities will be smiling as their bank accounts receive hefty deposit slips.

The new 12-team playoff format comes with the following revenue distribution model: – $4 million for each of the 12 teams that make the College Football Playoff – $4 million for each of the 8 teams that make the Quarter Final Round – $6 Million for each of the 4 teams that make the Semi-Final Round Additionally, each team participating in the College Football Playoff receives $3 million to cover expenses for each round.

Each conference receives $300,000 for each of its schools whose football team meets the NCAA’s APR (Academic Progress Rate) for participation in a postseason game. Each independent institution also receives $300,000 if its football team meets the same standard.

As the calendar flips to 2025, I thank you for allowing me to visit with you each week.

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appy New Year, kids. Special thanks to those who are fans of this page. I am truly humbled by all of your feedback

and praise.

I want to give some love to a few — props to the boss man Jim and my lovely editor Steph for allowing me to partake.

I am a part-time scribe for them, and these great folks allow me to improvise.

Jim is the big brother I never had. I only hear from him when I do something great or something terribly bad. He has been a great mentor. I appreciate his friendship, encouragement, and trust.

Although I only see her a few times a year, Steph and I are good buds. We correspond quite often, and she routinely keeps me up to par. Steph is the brains of the operation. Duh. I have been with Webb since her beginning. Jim pitched an idea while I was working at White Deer Golf Course. I provided the copy and designed our advertisements. I would update the folks on some of our tournaments and throw in a few stories about some of the charismatic members. I did this every week for ten great seasons. The pages were called “Notes from the Greenside Bunker.” My proud mother actually made a scrapbook of many of these entries. I

often look back at them and smile. This was the start of our relationship.

Jim and Steph asked me to go full-time several years back. It has been a lot of fun. I hit 300 articles earlier this year.

That’s a big deal. They will occasionally ask me to do a cover story. These are special assignments on local sporting celebrities. Sometimes, it’s a feature on a team or a youngster who claimed recent PIAA gold. There’s a lot more pressure associated with these projects. I always do the best I can. One of my favorite pieces was on the legendary Coach Frank Girardi’s enshrinement to the College Football Hall of Fame. That one won me an award. I am dead serious. It’s now in a frame.

My friends give me the freedom to write about whatever. My weekly writeups vary, and sometimes, I turn a few heads. I have covered just about everything with sports. Professional to amateur. I have penciled many articles on local football and basketball. I also chimed in on high school wrestling and baseball. I even told a few tales about some throwers and pickleball, too. I thoroughly enjoy getting to know many of the young athletes and coaches in the area. It keeps me in the loop. My article on a Brazilian foreign exchange student

set all kinds of records.

Our international online views went up 1,450%.

I do get to scribe about fishing and my love for the great outdoors.

Hiking with Jensen has been a popular topic.

We are so blessed to Jamie live in such a beautiful Spencer area. My chums sometimes take me on their adventures after I promise to mention their names. J Britt introduced me to ice fishing, and Ian got me into trolling for walleyes. Austin took me bassing on the Susquehanna, and Kennedy saved the day. The Spanglers take great care of me. We fish tons. My Unbelievable Fishing Story also won me some hardware.

Yes. There is never a dull moment. How many others watched the very first MLB Little League Classic from a kayak? Or caught a monster smallmouth under the lights? Oh, the memories.

My three-week rant, “Setting the Record Str8,” got me into trouble. I no longer push the envelope. Or I have to give a heads-up. Several folks applauded my perspective on the County’s decision to take over the golf course, but two guys got really mad. Time heals. We have since made up.

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on this extraordinary lad. I wrote about him while he was in high school and when he was with the Missouri State Bears. Alize became the first from the area to be drafted by the NBA. Major headlines. He routinely gives back to the community, and his new basketball courts earned a front-page spread. Alize continues to amaze. He has an annual Thanksgiving benefit to help the less fortunate and buys team shoes for local hoops squads. But his little brother is closing in. I think Davion now has six.

My favorite subject is my family. Jensen is fifteen and acts more like his dad — poor kid. Many articles I submit are about his sports. Teach doesn’t like the spotlight, so I refrain from using her name. I love sharing our stories.

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I was never a fan of writing. It was my worst subject growing up. That’s why I love it when folks recognize me from this page. Humbling. I owe a lot to my great team at the Webb Weekly. It has been a pleasure.

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