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  • International Literacy Day: Why Reading Matters More Than Ever0

    I know, I know. I’m writing about reading again. Because it’s important, and it is that deep. And it just so happens that every year on September 8, the world celebrates International Literacy Day — a day dedicated to recognizing the importance of literacy and the enormous impact reading and writing have on individuals, communities,

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  • The True Meaning of Lycoming0

    The name Lycoming stems from a deep indigenous linguistic tradition that predates European arrival by centuries. The word itself means sandy or gravelly creek, rooted in the language of the Lenape people, who were the original stewards of the lands comprising modern Pennsylvania. In their native tongue, the original name for the waterway was Legani

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  • Feeling Fall as Summer Fades0

    Let me be the first to wish you a Happy Fall, Y’all. I know we still have Labor Day ahead and the official beginning of Autumn is September 22nd, but with all that’s going on this month, I was inspired to get out ahead of the season. Before I start talking about Home Improvement and

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  • County Hall Corner: Lycoming Clarity0

    The Lycoming County Commissioners gathered on August 20th to address persistent misinformation circulating on social media regarding two critical areas of county operations. The commissioners and public safety officials took the opportunity to clarify what was actually happening versus what rumors suggested, demonstrating that transparent communication is essential when public confidence depends on accurate information.

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  • The Roving Sportsman… Helping the Monarch Butterflies

    The Roving Sportsman… Helping the Monarch Butterflies0

    Since 1996, the population of monarch butterflies in the Eastern United States has declined by nearly 80%, and one of the biggest reasons is the loss of habitat. Monarchs need early successional vegetation, with milkweed and various flowering plants such as goldenrod that often can be found in fallow fields, highway edges, and agricultural field

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  • I Love Homeruns0

    The World Series was wonderful this year. Something I noticed that sounds a little crazy to even say is that kids were catching heat for celebrating home runs. Honestly, pro players hear it too. I would consider myself old school when it comes to baseball. Respect the game. Hustle. Play the right way. Don’t show

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  • Those Large Black Birds0

    How often are we driving down the road when we suddenly spot a freshly killed wild critter right in the middle of the highway, and two or three large black birds are enjoying a fresh meal? Sometimes those large blackbirds are about the size of a wild turkey, and we quickly identify them as the

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  • The Original

    The Original0

    George Cline is a legend. The long-time Williamsport resident is 96 years young. My man still looks great, and he is full of spunk. George was one of the originals. He played Little League baseball back in 1939. The very first. I caught up with George this week. We were outside of Leighton Place overlooking

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  • Conserving Fuel as Prices Rise0

    Fuel is a necessity for millions of drivers on the country’s roadways. According to a recent report from Experian Automotive, approximately 1.4 percent of the 292.3 million cars and trucks on the road in the United States in 2024 were electric. Even though the number of EVs is rising, there are still plenty of people

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  • Rethinking Jeans0

    With the concept of wearing the clothes you already have, but in new ways, I wanted to explore different styles of jeans and how to refresh old denim. Jeans are a ubiquitous part of most of our lives and an essential fabric for fall, so let’s run down some styling options to breathe some crisp

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  • Plants That Can Deter Insects and Wildlife0

    Few things can upset an otherwise beautiful and relaxing day spent in an outdoor living space more quickly than insects and pests. Whether it’s mosquitoes trying to bite homeowners and their guests, flies looking to land on food, or wildlife leaving trails of excrement throughout a yard, these unwelcome guests can make it hard for

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  • Southeast Little League Coaches Bring Extensive Previous LLWS and Professional Baseball Experience To Help Guide Their Team0

    While most of the attention on the Southeast Region team from Phenix City, Alabama was focused on the amazing performance of Kinley Rasmus and her standout pitching and hitting performance in the Little League World Series, it should be noted that her family, her father, Cory played here in the LLWS in 1999 along with

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  • 55th Lock Haven Boat Regatta September 4-70

    It is going to be four days of exciting powerboat racing, great music and entertainment, fabulous food, arts and crafts, and fireworks when the 55th Annual Lock Haven Regatta is held Labor Day Weekend, September 4, 5, 6 and 7. The event begins Friday night with stands opening up on Water Street at 6 p.m.,

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  • Guide To Eating Oysters0

    Eating oysters can be a unique culinary experience. Generally speaking, oysters are served raw on the halfshell. Oysters can take on the specific flavor characteristics of the water they grow in, something known as “merroir,” which is derived from “mer,” the French word for “sea.” Currents, runoff from land and other elements all affect the

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  • School Night Meals That Help Busy Families Share Time Together0

    Weeknights often feel like a race against the clock. Busy families feel the squeeze from school pickups, homework and social commitments, but dinner remains one of the few opportunities for everyone to slow down, reconnect and share important moments together at the close of a hectic day. With a little planning and convenient ingredients like

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  • Horoscopes0

    ARIES – Mar 21-Apr 20 Aries, you are bursting with momentum, but your tongue may move faster than your brain this week. You don’t need to force a final decision or push an agenda right now. Speak thoughtfully. TAURUS – Apr 21-May 21 Reshuffled schedules might test your patience, Taurus. Focus on finding a healthy

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  • Let Them Eat Cake – Sometimes0

    Once in a great while, I stumble across a book that’s so good, I reread it. Glucose Revolution by Jessie Inchauspé (Glucose Goddess on Instagram) is just such a book. It might not be of interest to everyone per se, but since I have type 2 diabetes, I am wholly invested in its subject matter.

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  • Is Pet Insurance Worth it?

    Is Pet Insurance Worth it?0

    Keeping pets happy and healthy is a priority for pet owners. Navigating companion animals’ health issues is not always easy and can be expensive if something serious crops up. People may wonder if pet insurance is an effective way to defray some of the costs and achieve peace of mind? Pet insurance is something that

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  • UPMC Neurosurgeon: How Technology Helps Guide Brain and Spine Surgery0

    For many people, the thought of brain surgery can feel overwhelming. It is natural to have questions: How will the surgeon know where to go? How do they avoid important areas of the brain? What information is used to plan the safest approach? One tool that helps answer those questions is image-guided surgical navigation. In

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  • Dolly0

    Swedish American two-time Olympic pole vault champion Armand Duplantis was not in attendance at the Little League World Series, but the words of the world record holder (20 feet, 8 inches) gave testament to what was unfolding on the pristine fields at the South Williamsport complex. As the crowd rose for the playing of the

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  • Horsehide, Pigskin and Bus Rides0

    As I crossed the Market Street Bridge early this past Friday morning, one thing caught my eye. The bright lights at the Little League baseball complex shining through the heavy fog. As you know, Thursday was a complete washout. When I managed Little League Baseball, I always enjoyed having the kids or coaches tell jokes

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  • That’s a Wrap

    That’s a Wrap0

    It’s the 2nd week of Little League, and we’re getting deeper into the brackets every day. That means we’re inching closer to a championship — and, with it, the end of summer. And you can feel it already: the days are a little shorter, the nights are a little cooler, and the first days of

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  • Run for Your Life0

    When I tell people I run and actually enjoy it, I usually get some crazy looks. Sometimes I even get an eye roll. And honestly, I get it. There was a time when I thought running was the absolute worst. Growing up playing sports, running was usually a punishment. It was something you did to

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  • Classic Recaps

    Classic Recaps0

    The Little League World Series is underway. A few days in, and we are still smiling. Thursday’s rains dampened a few spirits. No worries. It will be a very festive yet busy weekend. You know us locals may take this for granted. But the Little League World Series is an awesome experience. My first was

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  • The Roving Sportsman… The Monarch Butterfly0

    The more time you spend outdoors, the greater the chance you have of being exposed to the Wonders of Mother Nature, and one of those great wonders is occurring right now. It is happening in fallow fields and field edges throughout the county — wherever there is an abundance of thistle, milkweed, and goldenrod. Some

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  • Those Who’ve Led0

    What has already been an exciting and eventful time, the past week surrounding the annual Little League Baseball World Series heads toward its championship conclusion at Lamade Stadium this weekend. While Friday is a scheduled day off for the Little Leaguers, downtown Williamsport will be bustling with fans as ‘Williamsport Welcomes the World’ to its

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  • Youth Shooters on Target at Sulphyr Springs

    Youth Shooters on Target at Sulphyr Springs0

    On Saturday, August 15th, Sulphyr Springs held its annual Youth Shoot, drawing 59 young competitors and their parents or guardians. Every kid was given a goodie bag from the PA Game Commission, a Nutri Grain bar, and hearing and eye protection. Participants competed across three distinct age divisions: 8 and under, 9-12, and 13-16. Each

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  • Little League® to Celebrate Commitment and Contributions to the Program with its 2026 Signature Awards0

    Every year, the Little League® program is shaped by individuals whose dedication, leadership, and commitment extend far beyond the baseball and softball diamond. From devoted parents to community partners who continue to embody the values they first learned as children, Little League International is proud to recognize those whose lasting impact reflects the mission of

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  • T-Mobile Celebrates Everyday Heroes with Memorable “Magenta Moment” During Opening Day of the 2026 Little League Baseball® World Series0

    As the Official Presenting Sponsor of the Little League Baseball® World Series (LLBWS) since 2023, T-Mobile stepped up its commitment to the event in 2026 with a takeover of Opening Day that featured exclusive pin giveaways and a memorable “Magenta Moment,” shining a spotlight on an extraordinary individual who showcases a commitment to serving both

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  • Help Make the Experience Possible: Time to Rally for Little League®0

    As the Little League® International Tournament hits the biggest spotlight in youth sports, now is the perfect time for fans and supporters to RALLY for Little League and donate to help make the experience possible for generations of Little Leaguers® to come. A mission-driven nonprofit, Little League uses its revenues to remove barriers and create

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