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And in other News ... "Organization approaches adolescents with planned fun and companionship",  Williamsport Sun-Gazette :: June 8, 2009 Believe it or not, a church service isn't always the best way to approach a teenager curious about his or her purpose in life, but who has rejected pastoral direction. It's not that church is the wrong place," said Matthew McGovern, area director for Lycoming County Young Life, an interdenominational Christian youth outreach. "It's just that sometimes they don't need to be preached to," ... [read more]  "Girls on the Run accepting summer camp registration", Williamsport Sun-Gazette :: June 6, 2009Girls on the Run, a nonprofit program offered to girls in third through fifth grade, is accepting registrations for its summer camps. The program is offered as a one-week summer camp from 8:30 a.m. to noon Monday through Friday... [read more] For more information contact Michelle McElwee at 322-7873 or e-mail mcelweem@diakon.org "Students participate in ‘Hoops for Heart’", Williamsport Sun-Gazette :: June 4, 2009Students at the Jersey Shore Area Middle School recently participated in  the third annual Hoops for Heart event to raise money for the American Heart Association. Lyndi Weisberg, an eighth-grade student, was instrumental in coordinating the event. Through a variety of activities, the students and faculty contributed $1,169 to the American Heart Association. Students in sixth, seventh and eighth grades were encouraged to form coed basketball teams. These teams played each other. The one that came out on top played the "Nothing but Nets" middle school faculty team... [read more] ANYBODY WANT A NEW SKATE PARK IN WILLIAMSPORT?CLICK HERE TO LET US KNOW !!!  "Skatepark needed" Williamsport Sun-Gazette :: May 4, 2009What does Lewisburg, Lock Haven, Sunbury, and even Montgomery have that Williamsport does not. Give up? They all have a skatepark facility for Their youth. For some reason Williamsport officials seem to think that these kids and young adults should have to leave town or run the risk of being fined for practicing in Their own town. When are our leaders going to realize that it's not going away. There are more youth involved in skateboarding, BMX, and in-line blading than baseball and football combined. - Justin Livermore, Cogan Station, Submitted by Virtual Newsroom [read more] |
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"Student to compete in talent contest" :: Williamsport Sun-Gazette :: May 10, 2009
Danelle Amanda Dymeck, 17, a senior at Williamsport Area High School, has been chosen as a state finalist in the National American Miss Pennsylvania Pageant, which will be held July 12 and 13 in Harrisburg. The winner of the pageant will receive a $1,000 cash award...
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"Local teens fare well in rodeo competition" :: Williamsport Sun-Gazette :: May 10, 2009
Members of the Pennsylvania High School Rodeo Association have been traveling throughout the state for the past month to participate in rodeos and earn points to compete at the National finals and three area teens - Brent Phillips (Beech Creek), Ashley Derr (Linden) and Tyler Waltz (Jersey Shore) - have excelled. The first spring rodeo was held on April 4-5 at Homestead Farms in Hummelstown. [read more]
"First Cast program begins for youths" :: Williamsport Sun-Gazette :: May 10, 2009
STONY FORK - The Tiadaghton chapter of Trout Unlimited will hold its fourth annual First Cast program from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at Stony Fork Creek campground. Check-in begins at 9:30 a.m. First Cast is a nationwide initiative for children ages 8 to 18. Participants learn coldwater conservation through angling and related programs, such as fly casting, fly tying, aquatic entomology, watershed conservation and fly fishing for trout. For more details, or to register, contact Russ Manny at rmanney@epix.net or 724-7039 or Jere White at jj7373white@epix.net or 662-2167. [stony fork creek campground website]
Introducing the students of Lycoming and Clinton Counties [they're quite "clickable"]
STUDENT OF THE MONTH [sun-gazette article]
Courtney Elizabeth Weaver, Jersey Shore, PA
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PHOTO PROVIDED courtesy Williamsport Sun-Gazette From left are Jersey Shore Area High School FBLA members Courtney Weaver, Amanda Good and Sarah Griggs.
"Jersey Shore FBLA raises money for CF"
The Jersey Shore Area High School Future Business Leaders of America have been diligently working and targeting their efforts toward raising funds for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation throughout the current school year." [read more]
"Muncy High School students participate in The American Society of Human Genetics Annual Convention in Philadelphia." - SunGazette.com, December 22, 2008
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"Breanne Phillips and Kelsea Toseki take a break from working with some of the top genetic researchers in the world." [read more]
Montoursville Girls Build Houses
(what are they putting in that water, and where can I get some?)
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"Building a future" - Sun-Gazette, November 24, 2008, By ALISSA EATON
Montoursville Area High School senior Sarina Sechrist nails in the starter plate for siding at the Women Build for Habitat for Humanity in the Linn Street Renaissance Project in September. Sechrist, along with Aubrey Fulton and Beth Hughes, are working on the Women Build as their senior project. read more
Montoursville Girls Soccer :: PIAA Class AA :: STATE CHAMPS!
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The Warriors earned the title by defeating South Park 3-1 on a rain-soaked Hersheypark Stadium. Montoursville was carried by a gutsy performance from senior forward Tesa McKibben, who scored two goals, both times capitalizing on South Park mistakes. Those two misplayed balls will likely be replayed in the mind of coach Shelly Thropp and the rest of the Eagles for some time to come. - "Warriors win state title", by Christian Ingram, Sun Gazette, November 16, 2008 read more
Loyalsock Lancer Boys' & Girls' Soccer Teams Advance in PIAA: On Saturday, the girls' soccer team captured its first District 4 title over rival Lewisburg. In a very hard-fought win, our girls persevered and now will play Tuesday, Nov. 4 in the PIAA state playoffs. The boys' and girls' soccer teams both walked away with impressive wins Tuesday evening.
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The Uptown Music Collective is now offering audio and video production courses. The new program is called AVRA [Audio and Video Recording Arts]. For more information, contact Scott Francis, t-sfrancis@juno.com, 570-329-0888.
see a video preview of the program here
and don't miss our newest music venue in town, SITE:B
Showcase 2008 Video :: "Every Kind of People"
@ The Campbell Street Community Center, 600 Campbell Street, Williamsport, PA
570-322-5515 (call for details)
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