a site for not-so-sore eyes
a site for not-so-sore eyes
There's tons of places in this area to find cool things to do or to learn. We've scoped out a couple of them for ya and we've listed them below. Check 'em out and see for yourself! Ya gotta get out and see other things sometimes, even though we like ya here on our website so much!
 CAPPA: Community Alliance for Progressive Positive Action! Shaping Tomorrow's Leaders Today is a comprehensive community based youth intervention and development project serving Williamsport and Lycoming County, Pennsylvania at large. The project strives to teach young people alternative methods to deal with negative influences within the community. Building strong character through participation in organized sports, creative and performing arts programs, workshops, community service projects, summer youth employment and offering academic support for all participants are the essence of the project. CAPPA SHOWCASE REACHES OUT TO COMMUNITY MEMBERS "it was a good day" ashley m. wislock :: sungazette.com :: june 22, 2009 Nearly 130 youths stepped, sang, danced and recited pieces in front of a packed house Saturday night at the fifth annual Community Alliance for Progressive Positive Action (CAPPA) showcase at the Community Arts Center on West Fourth Street. The showcase featured a variety of acts from local youth who have spent the last nine months learning and growing through CAPPA's academic-based enrichment program. "CAPPA is changing the lives of young people," Mayor Gabriel J. Campana said... [read more] ) visit the cappa website showcase 2009 video coming soon! [check out last year's video here] nappy roots :: good day Showcase 2009 :: June 20th 6pm :: Community Arts Center :: "EACH 1 Reach 1 Each 1 TEACH 1"  “Making My Dream a Reality” Essay Contest. Held Saturday April 18, 2009 CAPPA Showcase participants. J. Henry Cochran Elementary School - Apr 18, 2009 by CAPPA  On Saturday April 18, 2009 community members, dignitaries, and parents all gathered at Cochran Elementary School in celebration of exceptional CAPPA Showcase participants. Each of these dedicated youth had developed an essay that articulated his/her hopes, dreams and career aspirations in the first annual “Making My Dream a Reality” Essay Contest. Over the past eight weeks 30 Lock Haven University student mentors, in partnership with the Wmspt.Community Foundation, and the WASD,assisted... View Album Play slideshow CAPPA In the News (and other "in action" videos) [click here for YouTube videos]  Expanding :: Pajama Factory Location :: Coming Soon "CAPPA expanding" By GREG HAYES, hayes@sungazette.com, March 24, 2009 The Community Alliance for Progressive Positive Action (CAPPA) is preparing to open a third location for its academic enrichment program at the Pajama Factory, 1307 Park Ave., on May 1. CAPPA's new location will reach more eighth-grade students and incorporate educational software programs such as Plato Achieve Now, a learning program suited for kindergarten to sixth-grade students in the organization, according to Loni Gamble, founder and executive director. [read more] Showcase 2008 :: "Every Kind of People" More Information program slideshows: Academic EnrichmentGang Preventionclick here for available downloads on programming, forms, schedules, etc. contact CAPPA for full length DVD or more information on programs: CAPPA .................................................... 1919 Lincoln Drive ...................................Williamsport, PA 17701 ............................ Loni Gamble, Executive Director(570) 326-7700 ....................................... Holly Doyle, Executive Assistant cappa@comcast.net ................................. Carolyn E. Perry, Administrative Assistant |
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 600 Campbell Street Williamsport, PA 17701 570-322-5515CSFYCA seeks to make real and lasting changes in the community by impacting the lives of those people we serve. We will do that by providing programs and activities aimed at empowering youth, parents, adults, community organizations, and institutions to regain control of their lives, homes, and communities, and to collectively work to strengthen our diverse community. Nurturing positive feelings in community members about themselves intellectually, physically, emotionally, and socially. Offering programs that contribute to self-esteem enhancement and a high level of dignity - qualities that are essential in order to become healthy and effective in meeting the challenges of life. |
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 Coffee and Tean Room Opened in December of 2000 The Coffee and Tea room has been a restaurant, local music and local art venue for almost 8 1/2 years. |
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 SITE: BA new music venue for all ages. |
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 Generations Sports Complex DomeConstructed in 2006, the Generation Sports Complex Dome, is the largest fully air supported dome in the country. Its 135,000 square feet is equipped for field sports, training, tournaments, leagues and special events. |
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   Take comfort that the YMCA serves you from a rich tradition of experience. For over 150 years, the YMCA nationally has been involved in helping people like you develop a strong Spirit, Mind and Body.  Throughout Lycoming County and Northcentral Pennsylvania, the ywca’s focus is on helping people build better lives. We do this through the services described on this website plus many others. The staff, volunteers and community leaders who help make the ywca an integral part of our community strive to change with the ever changing needs of the communities we serve. The ywca of northcentral pa is the only ywca in the following counties: Bradford, Centre, Clinton, Columbia, Lycoming, Montour, Northumberland, Snyder, Sullivan, Tioga and Union Counties. Our Mission is to empower women and girls and serve as a catalyst for the elimination of racism and the promotion of social justice for all people. For additional information about the YWCA, please contact us at: 815 West Fourth Street Williamsport, PA 17701 (570) 322-4637 ext.100 |
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