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or planning a pro ect, I m sure the right professional or product can be found within our Fall HI insert. And please remember, every issue and advertiser past and present can always be found at webbJim Webb Jr. weekly.com. I know it may seem a little early, but it s really not for those who will be hunting for that trophy whitetail locally. I ve already heard stories about many big bucks roaming Penn s oods. Our 20th annual ncle on s Monster uck ontest will again run with the 202 -27 PA hunting season. he normal cast of characters, Poust axidermy, Sauers rading, and Stoltzfus utcher Shop, will again provide the great prizes for the winners. emember, our contest follows the belief that a trophy is in the hands of the holder, so any legally harvested buck is eligible for entry. omplete details of our ncle on s Monster uck ontest will be published along with our Fall Outdoor uide on September 30th. I ll nish up this week with a tip of my hunting cap with the American Flag on the side to Webb Weekly’s very own es Sones. es is very active within

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International Literacy Day isn’t only about teachers. It isn’t only about schools. And it certainly isn’t only about children who are struggling. Parents, grandparents, caregivers, librarians, educators, community organizations, Low literacy can make and all of us have a role in creating a culture everyday tasks more that values literacy. difficult — from unWe can encourage children to read. derstanding workplace We can make books available. instructions and government forms to interSteph We can talk about stories. preting news, comparing Noviello We can read ourselves. We can support our schools and libraries. information, or following And we can stop treating reading as merewritten directions. And these challenges don’t begin in adult- ly another academic requirement and start recognizing it for what it really is: a life hood. skill. Building Strong Readers Starts Early Because when someone can read well, they Reading is the foundation for learning across virtually every subject. Children who have more choices. They can learn independently. They can struggle with reading can quickly become question information. They can advocate discouraged and begin avoiding books, which gives them fewer opportunities to for themselves. They can navigate the world build vocabulary, fluency, background with greater confidence. They can continue learning long after they leave the classroom. knowledge, and comprehension. That is why International Literacy Day That’s why encouraging children to read early — and helping them find books they matters. And in 2026, with the latest U.S. data actually want to read — is so important. For reluctant readers, a graphic novel showing a troubling increase in the number counts. A comic counts. A magazine counts. of adults performing at the lowest levels of An audiobook can count, too. The goal isn’t literacy, it matters more than ever. So this September 8, celebrate Internationto force a child to love a particular kind of book. The goal is to help them discover that al Literacy Day by doing something simple. Read a book. Give a child a book. reading can be enjoyable, interesting, and Visit your library. Read with someuseful. And one of the simplest things adults can one. Recommend a favorite story. And, perhaps most importantly, remember do is let children see us reading, too. that every strong reader starts somewhere. Literacy Is Everyone’s Responsibility Sometimes, all it takes is finding the right book.

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Gazette and Bulletin September 6, 1927 New Junior High School System Effective With Opening of Term Compiled by Lou Hunsinger Jr.

he first peal of the school bells for the term of 1927-28 this morning will summon about 8,100 children back to the Williamsport public schools to start or resume their studies. This is a new record enrollment for the city, but it will be practically eclipsed by another more unusual and important event. The inauguration of a complete junior high school system this term marks a really important event in the educational history of the community. For, with the opening of the new Thaddeus Stevens School, the junior high school regime — the goal toward which the Williamsport School Board has been working for several years — will be put in operation. The Thaddeus Stevens, Andrew Curtin and Theodore Roosevelt junior high schools, will accommodate

all freshmen students with the exception of those enrolled in the industrial courses. The latter number of about 100 this year. All sophomore, junior and senior class students will attend the senior high school and will constitute an enrollment of about 1,300 this term. Industrial Arts courses will be begun this year in the seventh and eighth grades of all three junior high schools, and next year it is expected the course will be opened in the ninth grade in these schools. This year, too, will see the opening of the first public school library in the city which will be located in the new Stevens Junior High with from 1,2001,300 books. This will gradually be built up to a working library of special value to school students and directly related to the subjects taught, supplementing the information found in textbooks.

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he 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. The first major issue involved the 911 dispatch center. Rumors had been circulating online claiming that the county emergency center was suffering from massive staffing losses that would severely impact public safety. The public safety director and commissioners clarified that these claims were false. While there had been recent shifts in the human resources structure, the department was not losing critical personnel in the way social media posts suggested. Officials shared that one employee who initially planned to leave for another organization decided to stay on a part-time basis. A for-

mer dispatcher had recently rejoined the department part-time to maintain strong staffing levels. The county is actively working to reach full capacity and approved a temporary staffing contract to maintain safety operations during the transition period. The clarification mattered because emergency response depends on public confidence that dispatch operations are functioning reliably. The second rumor involved the Lycoming County Farm property. Speculation had spread online that the county was engaging in an underhanded sale of the entire historic farm property. The commissioners thoroughly debunked this claim, clarifying that they had only approved the sale of a single vacant lot on the property for eighty thousand dollars. The buyers are a local couple who intend to build a single residential home on that specific lot. The commissioners emphasized that there are absolutely no plans to build a townhouse development or a data center on the land, nor are there any plans to sell the actual farm itself. The farm remains a historically significant county resource. The proceeds from the single lot sale

are being fully reinvested back into the farm property for necessary building repairs and a September Farm Outreach Day. The county intends to completely maintain the farm, which supplies fresh produce to the county prison and pre-release center. This reinvestment demonstrates that the commissioners view the property sale not as a financial transaction for the county’s general fund, but as an opportunity to strengthen the farm’s capacity to serve county operations and community educational programs. What emerged from the commissioners’ clarifications was recognition that misinformation spreads quickly through social media channels, often without any factual foundation. The 911 staffing rumors could have damaged public confidence in emergency response at a moment when the department was ac-

tually managing transitions successfully. The farm property rumors could have generated community anxiety about the loss of a historic resource when the commissioners were actually protecting that resource while funding its improvement. The commissioners’ willingness to address these rumors directly rather than ignoring them demonstrates respect for community members who deserve accurate information about their county government. When officials remain silent while false claims spread, the absence of response can feel like confirmation. When officials address misinformation explicitly, they establish that transparency and accuracy matter more than allowing confusion to persist. The August 20th meeting reflected how county governance must operate on two levels simultaneously. Commissioners must manage actual operations like 911 staffing transitions and property sales. Simultaneously, they must communicate clearly about what is actually happening to counter false narratives that emerge from misunderstanding or malice. Both functions are essential to maintaining community trust. Lycoming County residents deserve to understand what their county government is doing and why. The commissioners demonstrated that they will provide that clarity when rumors threaten to obscure reality.

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Southeast Little League Coaches Bring Extensive Previous LLWS and Professional Baseball Experience To Help Guide Their Team By Lou Hunsinger, Jr.

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Laying It on the Lie: One Final Grammar Snag By Joseph W. Smith III

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an you identify which one of these sentences is wrong? I laid my weary body on the bed. For a long time, I was just laying under the covers. I really wanted to lie there all day. But eventually, I had lain around enough. Yes — the second one is grammatically faulty; but do you know why? Here at “Weird Words,” we’ve been sitting on grammar for the past month — ever since I felt the need to explain my use of ain’t in one earlier column. So after laying that to rest — and dealing as well with split in nitives, terminal prepositions and the tricky who-whom we ll nish this short series with one of the snarliest grammar issues in the English language: lay, lie, laid and lain. But once again, it’s going to involve some nuts and bolts. he rst thing to say is that none of the confusion involves lie in the sense

of telling an untruth; the forms of that verb are always lie, lied or lying. Yet it’s worth mentioning, because that sense of lie is a good example of what’s called an intransitive verb. I know, I know hat sounds off-putting but it’s relatively simple. A transitive verb is an action done to something: He tackled his opponent. (That is, you can’t just say “He tackled”; it makes no sense.) An intransitive verb does not have an object it acts upon. For instance, agree, ow and sneeze are always intransitive: you can’t ow something, or sneeze something else. On a related and mildly interesting note: With the advent of TV remotes, the verb pause suddenly became transitive; before that, you could not pause anything! And like pause, most verbs can be both transitive or intransitive; you can eat a meal, or you can just eat. But that is not the case with lie and lay. Lay is a strictly a transitive verb; it means “to put something down.”

Its past tense is laid. Thus: “Yesterday we laid some tiles; tomorrow we will lay the bricks.” Lie, on the other hand, is an intransitive verb, even when it means “untruth” Joseph W. — but that’s not the Smith III confusing part; we all know you can tell a lie, but you can’t “lie something.” The problem is that the other sense of lie is similar to lay: it means to make yourself prone on a at surface I will lie down in bed.” (Notice how both senses often connect to “down.”) So if you keep that distinction in mind — lay acts on something, lie means being prone — you can avoid the two most common errors of lay and lie: First, people often say, “I was laying around all day.” Even I myself sometimes mistakenly phrase it this way. But … it should be lying. Personally, I’m helped on this by recalling Mark Harris’ long-ago novel Lying in Bed; the plot involves adultery — and thus his title cleverly plays on both senses of lie.

So, be likewise careful with the present tense of lie: “I think I will lie down for a bit.” You should never say, “I will go lay down.” Lay can’t be intransitive. But the real confusion comes with the past tense of lie — which is … lay. And that gives us admittedly awkward sentences like this: “This morning, I lay in bed till my alarm went off. Or She lay on the oor to watch . And last but not least: The past participle of this lie — that is, the form used with has, had or have — is lain: “Go get him up; he has lain in bed too long.” (Thankfully, these cases don’t come up much in speech or conversation!) So to sum it all up: Lay is an action done to something: “He laid down his weapon.” Lie means becoming prone: “I should lie down.” The latter takes such other forms as lying and lain; you can’t say, “I was laying in bed,” as I did at the beginning of this piece. And nally he weird past tense of lie is lay: “Our lazy dog lay on the oor all day.” There is no layed. You spell that laid, and use it only as a transitive: “Smith was done with grammar — so he laid down his pen.” Thank God for that.

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or 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 simple terms, it is a technology that helps neurosurgeons use a patient’s own imaging, such as MRI or CT scans, to better plan and guide surgery. People sometimes compare it to GPS, and while brain surgery is much more complex than following directions in a car, the comparison can help

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he 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 someone up. But I also think you should be allowed to celebrate a home run. Hitting a baseball is one of the hardest things to do in sports, and hitting one over the fence is even harder. So why not enjoy it? So I thought it would be fun, maybe just for me, to look back at a few of the most meaningful home runs I hit and why I celebrated them. Hopefully it makes you think about something. Sometimes you have no idea what is behind someone’s celebration. Maybe they are celebrating a lot more than just a home run. We’ll start with the first in-game home run I ever hit. I was 10 years old, and hitting one over the fence was something I wanted so badly. My dad would always tell me, “You’re only 10. You have plenty of time.”

No 10-year-old wants to hear that. I wanted one now. One summer night at Brandon Park against Ed’s Market, I connected on a pitch in the sixth inning and sent it onto the hill in center field. They always say, “Act like you’ve been there before.” Well, I hadn’t. So somewhere around second base, I jumped and screamed, “Yeah!” All I could think about was the rounds of batting practice my dad and I had taken trying to get me strong enough to put one over the fence. I wasn’t showing anyone up. I was a 10-year-old kid who had just accomplished something he had worked hard for. Two years later came another one I’ll never forget. We were playing in the state tournament, trying to keep our dream alive of eventually making it to the Little League World Series. It was our first game, and it felt like the whole town of Loyalsock was there supporting us. We were facing a great pitcher who would eventually be drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals. In the first inning, I connected on a fastball and sent it over the right-field

fence. Coach Chris Haefner caught it. That made the moment even better. During youth baseball seasons, he and I always had a little goodluck bro hug before my at-bats. Then LitJimmy tle League got strictWebb III er about how many coaches could be in the dugout, so he was outside the fence that day. As I rounded first, I looked in the outfield and we celebrated together. That was special. Fast forward to high school. We were playing in the state semifinal. For the first time in my high school career, our head coach, Coach Eck, wasn’t there. He was home listening to the game on the radio with his mom, who was battling cancer. In the bottom of the sixth, I got ahold of one and drove it out to left-center. As I rounded third, I saw Coach Hill, who was filling in for Coach Eck. I can still remember the look on his face. I couldn’t help it. I went nuts and let out a scream. There was a lot more emotion behind that home run than simply watching a

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Homeschool Day for Grades K – 5th What: All programs for this day are for homeschool or cyber school families with children in grades K-5. We will be learning about butterflies and moths. Children must be accompanied by an adult! Registration required at events.dcnr.pa.gov/ricketts_glen_state_park or by emailing Rhiannon Summers at rhsummers@ pa.gov or calling 570-477-7780. When: Friday, September 4th, from 9-11:30 a.m. Where: Park and meet at the Visitor Center in Ricketts Glen State Park. “Snakes of PA” What: Join the park naturalist to learn about the different “Snakes of PA.” Topics will include the myths that have come up, diets, habitat, and more. All children must be accompanied by an adult to participate. Program may be modified or cancelled in the event of severe weather or new state or community guidelines. Meet at the amphitheater (by the pool). Please bring a lawn chair. When: Friday, September 4th, from 8-9 p.m. Where: Hyner Run State Park, Amphitheater (by Pool). “Snakes of PA” What: Join the park naturalist to learn about the different “Snakes of PA.” Topics will include the myths that have come up, diets, habitat, and more. All children must be accompanied by an adult to participate. Program may be modified or cancelled in the event of severe weather or new state or community guidelines. Meet at the amphitheater. When: Friday, September 4th, from 4-5 p.m. Where: Little Pine State Park, Amphitheater. “Stream Study” What: Join the park naturalist to do a “Stream Study” learn about some different aquatic insects that call Little Pine Creek home. All children must be accompanied by an adult to participate. Program may be modified or cancelled in the event of severe weather or new community guidelines. Meet at the campground entrance.

When: Saturday, September 5th, from 3:30-4:30 p.m. Where: Little Pine State Park, Campground Entrance. “Star Tour” What: Join the park naturalist and go on a “Star Tour.” Participants will be learning how to use a star map, finding visible constellations and sharing some folklore and mythology about them. Please bring binoculars to enhance the view of some of the different constellations and stars. All children must be accompanied by an adult to participate. Program may be modified or cancelled in the event of rain or new community guidelines. Should the weather be cloudy, an alternative program will be offered. Meet at main day use area parking lot. When: Saturday, September 5th, from 8:30-9:30 p.m. Where: Little Pine State Park, Main Day Use Area Parking Lot. Nature Story What: Bring your children to the Amphitheater to enjoy a story and participate in an activity, game, or craft. Contact Rhiannon Summers at 570-477-7780 or rhsummers@pa.gov for more information. When: Saturday, September 5th, from 4:30-5 p.m. Where: Meet at the Amphitheater in Ricketts Glen State Park. Evening Bird Walk What: Join the park naturalist on an evening bird walk in the woods and shrub lands of Ricketts Glen State Park. Good boots are recommended for walking. Please bring your own bug spray, flashlight, and binoculars. Some binoculars are available to borrow. Contact Rhiannon Summers at 570-477-7780 or rhsummers@ pa.gov for more information. When: Saturday, September 5th, from 6:30-8 p.m. Where: Meet at Hayfields along Rt. 487 in Ricketts Glen State Park. Yoga on the Beach What: Join yoga instructor, Tawnia Converse, for a morning yoga session on Lake Jean Beach. No experience required and bring your own mat or towel.

Registration required at events.dcnr.pa.gov/ricketts_ glen_state_park or by emailing Rhiannon Summers at rhsummers@pa.gov or calling 570-477-7780. When: Sunday, September 6th, from 9-10 a.m. Where: Lake Jean Beach in Ricketts Glen State Park. “Creek Critters” What: Join the park naturalist to learn about “Creek Critters” that call Hyner Run home. There will also be a craft. All children must be accompanied by an adult to participate. Program may be modified or cancelled in the event of severe weather or new community guidelines. Meet beside the pool. When: Sunday, September 6th, from 3:30-4:30 p.m. Where: Hyner Run State Park, Pool. “Star Tour” What: Join the park naturalist and go on “Star Tour.” Participants will be learning how to use a star map, finding visible constellations and sharing some folklore and mythology about them. Please bring binoculars to enhance the view of some of the different constellations and stars. All children must be accompanied by an adult to participate. Program may be modified or cancelled in the event of rain or new community guidelines. Should the weather be cloudy, an alternative program will be offered. Meet at the View. When: Sunday, September 6th, from 8:30-9:30 p.m. Where: Hyner View State Park, View. Butterflies and Blooms Walk What: Join the park naturalist on a walk in the Hayfields to observe and identify butterflies and the blooms that support them. Good boots are recommended for walking. Please bring your own sunscreen, bug spray, and binoculars. Some binoculars are available to borrow. Contact Rhiannon Summers at 570-477-7780 or rhsummers@pa.gov for more information. When: Monday, September 7th, from 1-3 p.m. Where: Meet at Hayfields along Rt. 487 in Ricketts Glen State Park. Book Sale What: Friends of Muncy Library book sale.

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Susquehanna Chapter of Trout Unlimited Picnic and Meeting What: Want to learn about our local TU Chapter activities and conservation projects, the how-to of trout fishing, share some stories, or maybe try out fly casting? Maybe you’d like to bring your equipment and fish in Lycoming Creek? The public is invited to a picnic and outdoor meeting of the Susquehanna Chapter of Trout Unlimited. Hotdogs, corn-on-the-cob, and drinks provided. Participants encouraged to bring a side dish or dessert to share. When: Wednesday, September 9th. Meet, greet and picnic to begin at 5:30 p.m. and activities to follow. Where: Trout Run Park Pavilion located just south of the village of Trout Run and can be accessed from the old Rt 15 highway. Post Breakfast What: The Milton American Legion, Post 71, will begin serving breakfast for $9 per person with a large menu available. Please call 570-742-4236 ahead if you are part of a large group so we can be ready for you. When: First and third Sunday of the month. Breakfast is open to the public from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Where: Milton American Legion, Post 71, 401 N. Front St., Milton. CHURCH EVENTS CHURCH EVENTS... Concert What: Nottingham Four in concert. There will be a love offering taken to support Nottingham Four. When: Saturday, September 5th, at 7:30 p.m. Where: Lairdsville Faith Church, 6786 Route 118, Lairdsville.

Worship Service What: 125th anniversary worship service. All are invited to attend. When: Sunday, September 6th, at 9:30 a.m. Where: Wallis Run UMC, 9915 Wallis Run Rd., Trout Run. Country Style Ham & Turkey Dinner What: Labor Day country style ham and turkey dinner. In addition to the dinner, there will be sandwiches, French fries, funnel cakes, ice cream and soda will be available. Homemade jams and jellies and a variety of fudge for sale. Bingo in the basement of the Parish Hall. Ticket prices: $14 for adults, $6 for kids 4-12, under 4 free. When: Monday, September 7th, from noon- 5 p.m. Where: Immaculate Conception Parish Center in Bastress of Jacks Hollow Rd. Dinner What: Chicken & waffles with gravy, corn, mac & cheese, fruit cocktail or cake. $10/person. When: Friday, September 18th, from 4:30-6:30 p.m. Where: All Saints Church, 1656 Scott St., Williamsport. Chicken & Biscuit Dinner What: Balls Mills chicken & biscuit drive thru dinner. Two biscuits, chicken & gravy, 2 sides, dessert & drink. When: Saturday, September 19th, from 3-5 p.m. Where: Balls Mills United Methodist Church, 5941 Bloomingrove Rd., Cogan Station. House Church What: Weekly worship. When: Sundays at 9:30 a.m. Where: Word of God Community Church, 213 Kendall Ave., Jersey Shore. His Glory Ministry

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Garden Club What: Williamsport Garden Club Meeting. Program: “Bees and Honey” presented by Chris Ridge. When: Thursday, September 3rd, at 6:30 p.m. Where: First Church of Christ Disciples, Almond St., Williamsport.

Legion Meeting What: Muncy American Legion Auxiliary Unit 268 monthly meeting. When: Last Monday of the Month at 6:30 p.m. Where: Roland Ritter American Legion Post 268, 515 Legion Rd., Muncy.

Membership Meeting What: Notre Dame Club of Greater Williamsport membership meeting. Members and prospective members welcome. When: Tuesday, September 15th, at 6:30 p.m. Where: 505 Restaurant, 505 Washington Blvd., Williamsport.

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 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.

TOPS Program What: TOPS Weight Loss Program. First meeting free. www.tops.org for more information. When: Every Monday, from 5:15-6:15 p.m. Where: Divine Providence Hospital Auditorium, 1100 Grampian Blvd., Williamsport, use door before Chapel Entrance. Alzheimer Support Group What: Muncy Alzheimer support group. Please feel free to bring your loved one as we will have an activity for them to participate in while you are attending the caregiver group. When: The 2nd Saturday of each month at 10:30 a.m. Where: Community building behind Wolf Run Village, 246 May Dr., Hughesville. Legion Auxiliary Meeting What: Hughesville American Legion Auxiliary Unit 35 monthly meeting. When: Second Monday of each month at 6 p.m. Where: Glenn Sharrow American Legion, 76 N Main St., Hughesville.

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT ARTS and ENTERTAINMENT EVENTS EVENTS... Artisans Show What: Pine Creek Artisans Show. Local artist works. Cash or check only. Indoors. When: Saturday, September 5th, from 9 a.m.-4 p.m., and Sunday, September 6th, from noon-4 p.m. Where: 145 Railroad St., Cammal. Makers Market What: Makers Market featuring local growers, bakers, and handcrafted goods. Shop fresh produce, homemade breads, unique crafts, and more while supporting local vendors in a family-friendly atmosphere. Fry Bros will also have a beer tent for sampling Pennsylvania crafted beer sold at our locations as well! When: Every other Saturday May 30th-Oct. 17, from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (tentatively). Where: Fry Bros Turkey Ranch, 25 Route 184, Trout Run.

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Worship Service What: Quint Bower, Christian Bible study leader and adult Sunday school teacher, will give the message at Sunday worship and hymn Sing. This will be the last service of Our 125th year of Worship. Come as you are. Leave renewed! When: Sunday, September 6th, at 9:30 a.m. Where: Carsontown Community Church, 7951 Little Pine Creek Rd., Waterville.

Worship Service What: Worship service. Sermon: “Labor of Love.” When: Sunday, Sept 6th, at 10 a.m. Where: DuBoistown Church, 133 Summer St., DuBoistown.

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glucose spikes or atten nce in a great while, I stumble their glucose curves,” as Inchauspé refers to it. Now I’m across a book that’s so good, not a medical professional, so please don’t take any of this I reread it. Glucose Revolution information as if I were. You by Jessie Inchauspé (Glucose Goddess on Instagram) is just should always consult your doctor before implementing such a book. It might not be of interest to everyone per se, any medical advice. But so Melinda far, the hacks depicted in said but since I have type 2 diabeWentzel book appear to be helping me tes, I am wholly invested in its control my blood sugar. subject matter. Plus, I thought The irony here is that so many of my doctor might be impressed to learn that I read it — twice. Unfortunately, I her so-called hacks (there are 10 in haven’t been able to convince my hus- all) seem almost counterintuitive — band to read it yet. He argues, “When at least to me. For starters, apparently the order in which food is consumed they cure death, I’ll read it.” At any rate, it’s written in a conver- matters. Who knew? I’ve lived on this sational tone, it’s incredibly easy to planet since the Kennedy administraunderstand and there are cute little tion and never knew this mindboggling graphics throughout that appear to be fact. According to Inchausp , ber in hand drawn. And since I can relate to the form of veggies should start every the topics the author discusses, I got a meal, followed by protein and healthy lot out of her book and actually ap- fats, then carbohydrates and nally sweets, if at all. To put this into pracplied her ndings to my own life. In a nutshell, she shares her research tice I ate an Italian sausage sandwich on what she calls “hacks” that help at a Crosscutters game recently by readers more e ciently manage their deconstructing it — plucking the de-

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I personally add vinegar by having a dill pickle or three. And like ay omano once famously remarked, Man, I love a pickle. It s like a food and a drink. I agree wholeheartedly. Likewise, another practice mentioned in the book is to eat dessert immediately after a meal instead of snacking all day. I remember life as an exhausted parent of toddlers becoming ust as dependent upon the little baggies of heerios as my kids were. Apparently, though, having dessert spikes glucose less than snacking incessantly. So, if I m going to eat something sweet, I eat

it right after the meal and then go for a walk, ideally. As the ill-famed line goes Let them eat cake sometimes. hat s more, I ve added quite a bit of protein to my diet like reek yogurt. And I don t even like reek yogurt. ut if you add enough blueberries, it s at least palatable. hen again, I m playing ussian roulette with fresh produce i.e. yclospora . ut I digress. One of the most bizarre hacks the author touts in her book is to ditch cereal and uice for breakfast and instead eat something savory. My husband, of course, thinks it s beyond peculiar

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hen I was thinking about what I wanted to write about this week, and since my editor gives me considerable latitude in choosing my wellness topics, sugar addiction came to mind. “That’s a weird, random topic, Dave,” you say. Well, let me tell you how I got there. As my regular readers know, I am interested in a very wide range of subjects, particularly when it comes to health and wellness. I have worked with everyone from Olympic-level ath-

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a salad with a grilled chicken breast, greens, vegetables, and a dash of olive oil. Step 2. Remove foods with added sugar rather than eliminating all carbohydrates. Whole fruits, vegetables, and beans are fair game. Soda, sweet tea, juice, energy drinks, candy, cookies, pastries, ice cream, any cereal, avored yogurt, and sugary coffee are out. Read labels; sugar is everywhere. Sugar may appear as cane sugar, brown sugar, corn syrup, high-fructose corn syrup, honey, molasses, fruit juice concentrate, agave, malt syrup, dextrose, sucrose, or other words ending in “ose.” Keep any sugary foods out of the house. Why torture yourself when you are the most vulnerable? (FYI, arti cial sweeteners are also out. hile they may not raise blood sugar levels directly, they lead to a whole host of health problems, weight gain being one. We’ll save them for another article.) Step 3. If you are like me, sugar cravings go through the roof when you’re tired or stressed. Lack of sleep will increase appetite and make re ned-carb foods more attractive. In addition, stress can raise cortisol, which may affect blood sugar and intensify emotional eating. So, stay rested. Commit

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and ork s nephew, Luke, were eagerly anticipating a canoe trip to the oundary aters anoe Area in northern Minnesota, near the Anishinaabe reservation, and the A was always good for what ailed a man. ut this camping trip was anything but relaxing. pon arriving, ork noted that his friend, ordell ishop, a wilderness guide, left his truck at the entry point and he d allowed the three city folks in his group to be careless with their trash. Carry out what you carry in is an outdoorsman s rule, and nding plastic in the pristine wilderness truly angered ork. ut a dead man hidden beneath brush was no litter. Instantly, ork became worried about his friend. ordell s wife knew little about the men in ordell s group, but their presence seemed a lot like another case that ork had solved when he was amarack ounty s sheriff. After discussing the danger and watching his own group safely leave, ork set out to nd ordell and

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ther did Duke. I didn’t think a good town marshal was going to run around town like a chicken with his head cut off asking everyone to help . hat isn’t my idea of a good Western.” Rio Bravo, by contrast, offers a small handful of troubled men — not only Wayne’s John T. Chance, but also an alcoholic (Dean Martin), a tenderfoot (Ricky Nelson) and a game-legged old deputy (Walter Brennan). Together, this ragtag band must defend the jail where they’re holding a criminal — whose vicious cronies are determined to break him out. But this brief summary barely touches the richness of this character-driven lm leavened with humor and compassion, it’s considerably brightened by a young Angie Dickinson — as a ery widow who matches wits with a nonplussed Chance. Esteemed lm scholar obin ood put Rio Bravo at the very top on his personal list of greatest movies ever made. Even if you don’t care for the genre, there’s much to love in this sprawling, beautifully made Western classic. I think that s true of most lms on my syllabus — and we’ll deal with more in our next installment.

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such masterpieces as The Search, From Here to Eternity, Oklahoma!, The Day of the Jackal — and this real-time Western that won an Oscar for Cooper. He plays Marshall Will Kane, whose recent Joseph W. marriage to a paci st Smith III Quaker (Grace Kelly) is threatened by the imminent arrival of a vengeful gang that plans to gun him down. As the tense, 85-minute deadline looms, Kane realizes he’s going to have to do it alone — because no one will help him face the four men. he lm s original writer, arl Foreman, was blacklisted in the McCarthy-H A hearings, and the lm is now seen as an allegory for cowardly refusal to support those accused of Communist ties during that turbulent time. The famously conservative Wayne turned down the role for this reason; then later, he and director Howard Hawks engineered a response: “I made Rio Bravo because I didn›t like High Noon,” Hawks insisted. “Nei-

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population and provincial authorities in Philadelphia. Despite these peaceful diplomatic networks, the rising tide of European colonial expansion, fraudulent land treaties, and devastating European diseases eventually disrupted this ancient way of life. Throughout the middle and late eighteenth century, the Lenape were systematically forced to migrate away from the Lycoming Creek valley, moving westward into Ohio and beyond. Today, the Lenape are not extinct. Their descendants belong to vibrant, self-governing sovereign nations, in-

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understory burning, a sophisticated ecological technique that cleared away tangled brush, prevented catastrophic wildfires, stimulated the growth of berry bushes, and created open parklike forests that attracted deer and elk for hunting. Major Native American thoroughfares traversed the land that would become Williamsport. The most prominent of these was the Sheshequin Trail, a major highway that ran directly north through the Lycoming Creek valley, connecting the West Branch of the Susquehanna to the Chemung River valley in modern New York. This trail passed directly through the western edge of what is now Williamsport, making the future city site an active zone of travel, diplomacy, and trade long before any permanent European cabin was constructed. The history of the Lenape in this valley is also deeply intertwined with early diplomatic and spiritual encounters, such as those with the Moravian missionaries who arrived in the mid-eighteenth century. Leaders like Madame Montour, a prominent woman of mixed French and Native American heritage, ruled Otstonwakin and acted as a powerful diplomat, translator, and cultural bridge between the indigenous

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this region was a sprawling settlement known as Otstonwakin, located at the mouth of Loyalsock Creek, which sits on the eastern border of modern Williamsport and encompasses parts of modern Montoursville. Otstonwakin was a vital crossroads and trading hub for multiple indigenous nations, including traveling Iroquois, Shawnee, and Mahican families. Another area of significant population density was located further west at the mouth of Muncy Creek, where early residents established extensive agricultural fields on the broad river flats. These specific geographic locations were highly favored because the convergence of rivers provided excellent fishing, rich soil for farming, and immediate access to the extensive network of wilderness highways that connected the Atlantic coast to the Great Lakes. Long before European settlers arrived to establish the lumber industry, the physical landscape of modern Williamsport was already shaped by centuries of indigenous land management and sophisticated infrastructure. The area that comprises the modern city was a diverse ecosystem of dense, ancient forests intermixed with wide, open meadows. The Lenape practiced controlled

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PARCEL 1- 582 Mills Hill Rd- 68.95 Acre farm features: Approximately 40 acres tillable/pasture & 26 wooded, 4 Bedroom, 2 bath up-dated farmhouse, 32 stall bank barn w/ milk house & gutter cleaner, 16’ x 60’ stave silo w/ Patz unloader, 3 ton Farmer Boy feed bin w/6” auger. Equipment shed, run in shed & misc. others. Fenced pastures & stream. PARCEL 2- 533 Round Top Rd- 99 Acre farm features: Approximately 48 acres tillable/pasture and 50 wooded, 4 Bedroom, 1 bath updated farmhouse, 2 story, 3 bay garage with workshop. Combination equipment and horse barn, Run in shed in fenced pasture with stream PARCEL 3- 607 Mills Hill Rd- Home on 1.58 acres features: 2 Bedroom, 1 1/2 bath rental farmhouse , Small barn/storage shed, Field and stream. Auction for all 3 parcels and personal property to be held onsite at 582 Mills Hill Rd, Wellsboro, PA RE TERMS: PARCEL 1- $50,000 Down PARCEL 2- $50,000. Down PARCEL 3- $10,000 Down payment in certified or guaranteed funds day of Auction. Down payment to be payable to Fraley Auction Co, Inc,- balance due at Settlement within 60 days. A 6 % Buyer’s premium will be charged, RE taxes to be prorated to day of Settlement, Transfer Taxes divided equally between Buyer and Seller. Any inspections may be done at potential Buyer’s expense prior to the Auction. Subject to Owner’s immediate confirmation.

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these larger black birds. ow often are As you already know, we driving crows have adapted well to down the road our human activities, and when we sudthey don’t seem to mind denly spot a freshly killed living amongst us. wild critter right in the Crows are found yearmiddle of the highway, and round in Pennsylvania, and two or three large black birds are enjoying a fresh Ken ocks are known to range meal? Hunter up to 30 miles in a day searching for food. We may Sometimes those large blackbirds are about the size of a think that their food source is only wild turkey, and we quickly iden- those dead animals, but crows also tify them as the common Turkey feed on grasshoppers, caterpillars, Buzzard, but more often than not, grubs, worms, most any insects, and grain, fruit, and the eggs and what we see is the common crow. Most of the time we are probably young of other birds. Some other things about crows correct in our identi cation but be aware that the common crow is a that you may not have realized member of the Corvidae family, are that they have extremely keen and here in Pennsylvania we actu- senses of sight and hearing. What’s interesting is that they are ally have three species in this family — the Common Crow, Com- very wary, and when they are feeding, they will usually post a sentry. mon Raven, and the Fish Crow. We are most familiar with the These sentry birds watch for danCommon Crow, which is the most ger and, if necessary, alert the feedconspicuous and best known of ing birds with a sharp alarm caw.

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Something else I found interesting about crows is that they can be very curious, and shiny objects often grab their attention. Crows have been known to y off with bits of glass in their bills, but they also pick up rings, keys, and other small bits of metal. If you lost your keys in the driveway, you may want to see what the local crows are carrying around in their beaks. What a lot of people may not be aware of is that we also have another species of crow, and that’s the Fish Crow. In Pennsylvania, the Fish Crow is found mostly along the Susquehanna River, including the West Branch. The main reason it is found along the Susquehanna River is that, as the name implies, it feeds mainly on sh or small crabs. While all black like the Common Crow, the Fish Crow is somewhat smaller than the Common Crow, although that may not always be obvious when spotted in the wild. The third member of the crow family that lives here in Pennsyl-

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The Roving Sportsman… Helping the Monarch Butterflies By Jon Pries

ince 1996, the population of monarch butter ies in the Eastern nited 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 owering plants such as goldenrod that often can be found in fallow elds, highway edges, and agricultural eld edges. Monarchs in the caterpillar stage feed exclusively on milkweed. uring the summer months, monarchs can be observed ying across elds in search of bright owering blooms as the adults feed on the nectar from a wide variety of owers. Monarch butter ies can be found in South America, Central America, and in North America east of the ockies. ens of millions will gather in central Mexico during the winter. he lifespan of a monarch butter y ranges from two to six weeks for sum-

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mer generations, while the migrating generation can live for six to nine months ear after year, their seasonal activity is the same. In the summer une- uly Local breeding and feeding happen butter ies are active in short cycles lasting a few weeks. hen, the fall migration August-October occurs, peaking heavily through September and October as millions y south. In the winter months November- ecember , butter ies rest and cluster in trees in Mexico to save energy, moving little unless the weather warms up. Finally, in the spring February-March , the butter ies wake up, mate, and start ying north and the process begins all over again. So, what is it that we as humans can do to help slow and hopefully reverse the decline of the population of the monarch butter ies he answer is actually fairly simple. o what we can to improve their habitat. Are milkweeds absolutely necessary for monarchs he answer is

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planting. One of the best ways we can help the monarch butter ies throughout the state is to not mow all of our elds, but allow some to go fallow and thus permit goldenrod and milkweed to propagate and ourish. If it is ust not feasible to abandon an entire eld to allow milkweed and goldenrod to grow, consider some eld edges to become fallow areas where these plants can grow and survive. These added abandoned elds or edges will add a much-needed food source as well as propagation areas for the magni cent butter ies. hese fallow areas will provide additional habitat for numerous birds and mammals. Additionally, consider adding milkweeds and various owering pollinators to your property. You can easily

create a monarch habitat in your elds, yard, garden, or even in potted containers on a sunny patio. Because monarch caterpillars eat only milkweed, planting common milkweed, swamp milkweed, or butter y weed will provide a place for females to lay eggs and caterpillars to feed. Adult butter ies need energy for migration, so plant a variety of native nectar-producing owers that bloom from spring through fall. Place your habitat in an area that gets full sun and is protected from harsh winds. Avoid pesticides whenever possible.

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a resounding “yes”, because newly hatched caterpillars eat only milkweed leaves, and without them, they will die. Thus, adult monarchs lay their eggs on milkweed plants. Milkweed sap contains toxic compounds that caterpillars and butter ies store in their bodies, making them poisonous and taste bad to predators. In the adult, or butter y stage, the monarchs drink nectar and thus gain energy from a wide variety of owering plants, including sun owers, cone owers, zinnias, lantanas, ironweed, black-eyed susans, and goldenrod. A few additional owering plants that butter ies love are coreopsis, blazing star, oe-pye weed, and native asters. For further information as to what native owering plants are appropriate for our area, check with your local source of seeds for food plots or lawn seed. These pollinator wild owers can add to the visual appeal of a property by planting a variety of spring, summer, and fall owering plants in islands in a yard area, by adding them as a border around an existing garden, by lining the side of a driveway, or by dedicating a strip or edge of a larger eld for their

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Come join us for the complete liquidation auction for Little Mountain Welding. The Fishers are pursuing other interests therefore conducting this auction. Auction begins @ 8:30AM w/misc shop related, tools etc. Metalworking Machinery approx. 12:00 followed by row items, forklifts, etc. Auction day announcements take precedence over all advertising. Auction Co. and sellers are not responsible for any accidents. Payment terms: Cash, check or cc w/31/4% fee. Food stand. Hope to see you there! Can’t make it? We do accept phone and absentee bids.

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Note: Little Mountain Welding is a young company that was in business for 7 years and is now completely liquidating their metal fabricating business at auction with TOP quality merchandise. Numerous pieces of machinery and tools were purchased new in 2016 and are still in excellent condition. Another golden opportunity to purchase quality machinery & tools right out of an active shop. Looking for a ride from Lancaster county?? Call Elam @ 717-327-1215 for more info.

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As a fan of country music, years ago I tried in vain to bring Parton to the Williamsport area while serving the local Lycoming County United Way. Spurred by her father s inability to read, one of her most beloved projects was the Imagination Library, a program she began dedicated to inspiring a love of reading by giving books free of charge to children from birth to age ve. Our nited ay became a distribution point in this area. I thought it would be a great idea to have her perform at the Community Arts Center and promote the book

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Race car driver Tyler Reddick drove a pink and white hevrolet amaro, decked out with olly s likeness and signature at the ristol Motor Speedway in 2019. He nished second in the race, but 1 in the hearts of racing fans. Parton maintained a deep connection to her Tennessee roots in many spots related ways. She was there to support her high school alma mater, Sevier ounty High School, when they won state championships in girls basketball and again when the school s football team won a state title. Her onstage look was designed to command attention. Her iconic style platinum-blonde, sky-high, oversized hairdo, skin-tight out ts with electric colors was instantly recognizable. escribing her look, she once explained: I make okes about it, but it s the truth that I kind of patterned my look after the town trap. I didn t know what she was, ust the woman who was blond and piled her hair up, wore high heels and tight skirts, and, boy, she was the prettiest thing I’d ever seen. Momma used to say, Aw, she s ust trash, and I thought that s what I want to be when

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project. Needless to say, that attempt didn t get to rst base, but we did participate in the program for several years. hile Parton never saw the Little League orld Series or perform in this immediate area, she is remembered for some memorable sports-related performances. On Thanksgiving 2023, she gave everyone watching the allas owboys holiday game something to talk about. She wore a custom owboys cheerleading out t during the halftime show and drew rave reviews for her energy. Admitting she was nervous about the performance, she stated, “Well, at my age, if I can pull it off, it s going to be good. And if I don t, I can ust pass it off as an old woman doing a stupid thing.” Every ennessee girl knows the lyrics to ocky op , the uno cial ght song of the University of Tennessee. Once escorted to the eld by Peyton Manning, she electri ed the crowd by delivering one of the great ocky Top’ renditions of all time, calling it an honor to be here I love the crowd. It was ust good to be home.

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LIVESTOCK ROUND PENS ALL SIZES. Livestock Panels. Immediate Delivery. 570-916-3309. 201737

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YARD SALES GARAGE SALE SEPTEMBER 3rd & 4th, 8am-3pm, 1532 Exchange Road, Muncy. Household Items, Electronic Games & Movies, ocking hair & ecliner & offee Table, Toys, Clothes. 201747

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JERSEY SHORE LIVESTOCK MARKET LLC & FLEA MARKET: The following items were sold on August 27th, 2026: Beef Calves: $12.00 to $16.60 per pound; Beef X Calves: $9.00 to $14.40 per pound; Holstein Calves: $1.30 to $11.30 per pound; Fats: $1.74 to $2.16 per pound; Cows: $0.40 to $1.38 per pound; Bulls: $1.54 to $2.05 per pound; Feeders: $1.37 to $5.20 per pound; Goats: $40 to $365 per head; Lambs: $2.40 to $2.95 per pound; Sheep: $0.25 to $1.37 per pound; Hogs: $0.52 to $0.68 per pound. 1308 S RT 44 HWY, JERSEY SHORE PA 17740. 201745

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BUYING GOLD & SILVER PAYING CASH FOR... Highest Prices Paid for Gold & Silver Jewelry, Coins, Sterling Flatware, Dishes, Blue Decorated Crocks & Jugs, Vintage Watches / Guns & Antiques, Costume Jewelry and Advertising Items. Vintage Fenton Glass - Hens on Nest - Fairy Lamps

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PUBLIC SALES NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: The Following Self-Storage Cube Contents Containing Household and Other Goods Will Be Sold, For Cash, By CubeSmart Asset Management, LLC as Agent For Owner 300 Lycoming Mall Circle Suite 320, Pennsdale, Pa. 17756, To Satisfy A Lien On September 16, 2026, At Approx. 3:00 PM At www. storagetreasures.com. Cube 1258 Abigail Jimenez, Cube 1427 Shirley Rusin, Cube 1506 Brendon Hill, Cube 1612 Kenneth Oister, Cube 1647 Brittany Probst. 201564

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BIDS REQUESTS FOR BIDS are being solicited by the East Lycoming School District for Wood Chip Fuel. Speci cations may be obtained by contacting Heather Burke hburke@ elsd.org. Bids should be mailed to East Lycoming School District;

349 Cemetery Street, Hughesville, PA 17737 and be clearly marked “Bid for Wood Chips”. Deadline September 10, 2026, by 9:00 AM. The East Lycoming School District reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. 201546

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AMISH COUNTRY BUFFET the Buffet will be

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September 11th

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