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Welcome to Historic Muncy, a borough in Northcentral Pennsylvania. Muncy has nearly 2,700 residents. The friendly citizens are proud of its rich heritage and look forward to its dynamic future.

Muncy's high school American football team and that of its rival, the Montgomery's high school team, play annually for The Shoe. The trophy was created in 1961 from an old athletic shoe found in the Muncy High School locker room; the shoe has been bronzed and mounted on a wooden box.

Guest Post: Bukit Lawang--Rebuilding A Habitat For Humans And Orangutans In Indonesia

By
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December 31, 1969

Today's guest post is brought to you by Daniel van den Berg. Daniel is a Linux system administrator and loves travelling abroad. Originally hailing from the Netherlands, he currently lives in Brooklyn, NY. more»

Damage Reported in Lycoming County Following Severe Thunderstorm Warning

By NORTHCENTRALPA.COM
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45 weeks 1 day ago
Storm damage to a small building at Trout Pond Park in Muncy, following a thunderstorm on Saturday, July 7.

A late afternoon thunderstorm on Saturday, July 7 in Lycoming County wreaked havoc on both business and private sectors, prompting dispatched emergency personnel to douse fires and begin storm debris cleanup throughout the region. more»

Hess, Jennie Mae

45 weeks 1 day ago

Jennie Mae Hess

Jennie Mae Hess, 75, of 2442 Rt. 405 Highway, Muncy, died Friday, July 6, 2012 at her home.

Born October 25, 1936 in Montoursville, she was a daughter of the late Frank B. and Nina (Frezzer) Thomas. She and her husband of 53 years, Robert K. Hess, were married July 1, 1951. He preceded her in death November 3, 2004. more»

Kitka, Matthew J.

45 weeks 3 days ago

Matthew J. Kitka

(November 3, 1984 - July 4, 2012)

Matthew J. Kitka, 27, of Muncy, died Wednesday, July 4, 2012, at the Muncy Valley Hospital Emergency Room.

Born November 3, 1984, in Bloomsburg, he was a son of Andrew and Linda Peterman Kitka. more»

Guthrie, Billy E.

45 weeks 3 days ago

Billy Eugene Guthrie

(October 23, 1935 - July 3, 2012)

Billy E. Guthrie, 76, of Muncy, died Tuesday, July 3, 2012, at Washington Hospital Center, Washington, DC.

Born October 23, 1935, in Wayne Township, he was a son of the late Robert and Margaret Gump Guthrie. He and his wife, the former, Theresa M. Jordan, would have celebrated 54 years of marriage on November 1, 2012. more»

Bartlett, Scott L. “Scotty Dog”

45 weeks 3 days ago

Scott L. “Scotty Dog” Bartlett more»

Weekend Roundup: July 6, 2012

By
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December 31, 1969

Welcome to another Weekend Roundup! This week, we welcomed some new Travel Buddies and added some great new articles--let's get started!Fireworks - Volunteer Global more»

Muncy Couple Sustains Injuries in Moreland Township Crash

By NORTHCENTRALPA.COM
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45 weeks 5 days ago

Muncy Couple Sustains Injuries in Moreland Township Crash – PSP Montoursville report a driver involved in a car accident was transported from an area hospital to Geisinger Medical Center for treatment of the injuries he sustained on June 30. Trooper Buynak said Miles L. Long, 74, and his passenger, Lyvera M. more»

James Stugart Photo Gallery

By James Stugart
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21 weeks 1 day ago
Skunk makes a holiday visit. (Photo by James Stugart)

James Stugart loves being outside and photographing wild animals.

Volunteering For Wildlife Refuges

By
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December 31, 1969

Wildlife refuges are either naturally occurring or man-made areas for the protection of species—typically animals but also plants—from hunting, predation, destruction, or invasive species. The main goal of wildlife refuges is to preserve nature and to prevent extinction.Wildlife refuge - Volunteer Global more»

Egli, Florence I. Hall

45 weeks 5 days ago

Florence I. Hall Egli

(June 7, 1922 - July 1, 2012)

Florence I. Hall Egli, 90, of Hughesville, died Sunday, July 1, 2012, at the Williamsport Regional Medical Center.

Born June 7, 1922, in Williamsport, she was a daughter of the late James and Sarah Barto Florey. more»

Affectionate Interpretation: Service Learning As An American Tradition

By
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December 31, 1969

A few weeks ago, I was lucky enough to attend the National Conference on Volunteering and Service in Chicago. As I wandered around the beautiful city, I mulled over one of the major themes for this year's conference: A New Generation of Service. more»

Travel Buddy Of The Week: Love Volunteers

By
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December 31, 1969

This week's featured Travel Buddy is Love Volunteers. With projects available worldwide, Love Volunteers prides itself on providing comprehensive, rewarding volunteer experiences for it travelers. Check out our newest 60 Seconds to Serve video below!

Herr , Vicki and Chet

47 weeks 4 days ago

Vicki and Chet Herr
(April 13, 2012 - June 22, 2012)

Lavina "Vicki" Herr

Went to be with the Lord on April 13, 2012. Lavina was born August 19, 1918 to Walter and Edna Croman in Sullivan County PA. Vicki managed the Carroll House Department Store in Williamsport for 25 years and retired in 1972.

Chester "Chet" Herr more»

Wertman, Harold G.

46 weeks 1 day ago

Harold G. Wertman
(April 10, 1925 - June 28, 2012)

Harold G. Wertman, 87, a resident of Muncy, PA, passed away at 3:00 P.M. on Thursday, June 28, 2012 in the Gatehouse at Williamsport, PA. Born in Muncy Creek Twp., Lycoming County, PA, on Friday, April 10, 1925, he was the son of the late Leonard T. and Arvilla (Foust) Wertman. more»

Williamsport Driver Injured in Fairfield Township Crash

By NORTHCENTRALPA.COM
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46 weeks 3 days ago

Williamsport Driver Injured in Fairfield Township Crash – A 34-year-old man was transported to the Williamsport Hospital for injuries he sustained following an accident on June 24. PSP Trooper Joel Miles said Christopher H. Warney, of Williamsport, was traveling westbound on Mall Road in Fairfield Township shortly before 11:45 a.m. more»

Little, Crystal J.

46 weeks 3 days ago

Crystal J Little 

(September 21, 1961 - June 28, 2012)

Crystal J. Little, 50, Williamsport, died June 28, 2012, at Rose View Center, Williamsport.

She was born September 21, 1961, in Muncy a daughter of the late Dennis W. and Doris I. Stidfole Little.

Crystal enjoyed puzzles, coloring, drawing, cats and collecting teddy bears. more»

Wertman, Harold

46 weeks 3 days ago

Harold G. Wertman

(April 10, 1925 - June 28, 2012)

Harold G. Wertman, 87, a resident of Muncy, PA, passed away at 3 p.m. on Thursday, June 28, 2012 in the Gatehouse at Williamsport, PA.

Born in Muncy Creek Twp., Lycoming County, PA, on Friday, April 10, 1925, he was the son of the late Leonard T. and Arvilla (Foust) Wertman. more»

Weekend Roundup: June 29, 2012

By
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December 31, 1969

Time for another Weekend Roundup! This week we lots of great content on Volunteer Global, so let's get started: more»

Budget Restores Some Cuts But Maintains Fiscally Responsible Approach, Says Everett

By Feed: State Rep. Garth Everett news
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June 29, 2012

HARRISBURG – Pennsylvania House lawmakers today approved a new state budget that continues their commitment to protecting tax dollars and maintaining fiscal restraint. Rep. Garth Everett (R-Lycoming), who supported the measure, praised the spending plan as a balanced approach to addressing the state’s fundamental priorities.

Homelessness And How You Can Make A Difference To Those In Need

By
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December 31, 1969

Homelessness can be described in many ways—as the condition of people who do not possess a regular dwelling, including those unable to attain safe, adequate, or “night to night” residence, as well as those who seek shelters whether through local community institutions or makeshift homes.

Homeless woman - Volunteer Global more»

Travel Buddy Of The Week: Nicaragua Children's Foundation

By
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December 31, 1969

This week's featured Travel Buddy is Nicaragua Children's Foundation. This volunteer group promotes education and youth development locally, with service projects based in classrooms as well as in school improvement (gardening, construction, etc.). more»

Williamsport Man Jailed for Alleged Record Tampering

By NORTHCENTRALPA.COM
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46 weeks 6 days ago

Williamsport Man Jailed for Alleged Record Tampering - PSP Montoursville committed a Williamsport man to the Lycoming County Prison under $10,000 straight bail following an incident that occurred two months ago in Loyalsock Township. Trooper Douglass Hoffman said around 11:37 a.m. more»

UNOY Peace Builders: An International Organization Dedicated To Youth As Agents Of Peace

By
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December 31, 1969

United Network of Young Peace Builders (UNOY, pronounced “You Know Why”) is a global network of young people and youth organizations committed to the establishment of sustainable, peaceful societies. more»

Guest Post: The Perks Of Volunteering To Teach English (And Other Subjects) Abroad

By
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December 31, 1969

Today’s article is brought to you by Tom Hopkins. Tom is Editor in Chief for Minds Abroad, your informed counselor for study abroad and travel programs in China. Learn Mandarin in China and enrich your cross-cultural experience. more»

String of Burglaries Reported in Montgomery Borough

By NORTHCENTRALPA.COM
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47 weeks 3 days ago

String of Burglaries Reported in Montgomery Borough - PSP Lamar continue to investigate a string of burglaries which occurred in Montgomery. Trooper Jared King said on June 12 around 4 a.m., unknown individual(s) proceeded to break the rear door window of Audrey's Shear Vintage Salon, 11 S. Main Street, and entered the building. more»

Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable Agriculture

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In existence since 1992, the Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable Agriculture (PASA) continues working to bring farmers together to learn from each other, and to build relationships between those farmers and consumers looking for fresh, wholesome, locally and sustainably produced food.

Weekend Roundup: June 22, 2012

By
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December 31, 1969

Happy Friday, all! We hope you had a wonderful week and an exciting weekend planned ahead. We've got lots of fantastic news at Volunteer Global, so let's get started! more»

PASA Business Member Lady Moon Farms Receives Innovation Award for Fair Practices

By Feed: Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable Agriculture
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June 21, 2012

(Chambersburg, Pennsylvania)—Lady Moon Farms, the largest grower of organic produce on the east coast with farms in Pennsylvania, Georgia and Florida, has received an Innovation Award from Whole Foods Market. more»

Muncy Historical Society Hosts 'Florals Exhibit'

By Muncy Historical Society
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47 weeks 6 days ago
Muncy Historical Society Hosts 'Florals Exhibit'

he Muncy Historical Society celebrates Last Friday with its “Florals” exhibit and sale on Friday, June 29. The exhibit hours are Friday, June 29, 5 to 8 p.m. Light refreshments will be served during exhibit hours. more»

Travel Buddy Of The Week: The Humanity Exchange

By
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December 31, 1969

This week's featured Travel Buddy is The Humanity Exchange. With projects in Latin America and Africa, The Humanity Exchange invites volunteers on service and adventure trips to better their communities. Learn more in our 60 Seconds to Serve video below!

Using Peace Corps Ideals To Bring Meaning To Your Volunteer Experience

By
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December 31, 1969

So true! Volunteer Global

Here at Volunteer Global, we hear this question pretty often: "What alternatives are there to the Peace Corps?" And we always give the same answer: "There are none." more»

Weekend Roundup: June 15, 2012

By
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December 31, 1969

Welcome to another Weekend Roundup! We've had all sorts of fun updates this week, so let's get started!Guatemala - Volunteer Global

On Volunteer Global: more»

Wheal, Joseph James Daniel

48 weeks 3 days ago

Joseph James Daniel Wheal

(February 14, 1917 - June 15, 2012)

Joseph James Daniel Wheal, of Muncy, Pa., passed away on Friday, June 15, 2012 at the Muncy Valley Skilled Nursing Unit.

He was born on Feb. 14, 1917, in Perth Amboy, N.J. to the late Caroline (Orme) and James Daniel Wheal who had emigrated from England. The family moved to Pennsylvania in 1929. more»

William Woys Weaver credits PASA for farm resurgence

By Feed: Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable Agriculture
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June 14, 2012

Whether you crave cheese made from cow, goat or sheep's milk, you don't have to look far to find handcrafted, locally made cheese to please your palate.

"This artisanal cheese thing is taking off, and we are going to see a lot more of it," said food historian and author William Woys Weaver, whose latest book, "As American as Shoofly Pie," will be available next spring. more»

Volunteering Abroad In Guatemala

By
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December 31, 1969

The Republic of Guatemala is a country of wonder in Central America—having as rich of a history as an environment, making the people as unique and diverse as the land they inhabit. more»

PASA's Board of Directors Recently Adopted a Policy Statement on Natural Gas Extraction

By Feed: Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable Agriculture
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June 14, 2012

The Board of Directors of the Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable Agriculture (PASA) recently adopted a policy statement on the topic of unconventional natural gas extraction after considering comments from the organization's members and supporters. more»

Golf Tourney Raises Funds for Heritage Park

By Muncy Historical Society
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48 weeks 6 days ago
First-place winning team (net) Tom Ward, Travis Ward, Rick Quimby, and Bill Herman

The Vintage Course at White Deer Public Golf Course was an ideal setting for this year’s co-sponsored 2012 Muncy Cup golf event. Muncy’s Historical Society and Kiwanis Club partner for the annual outing that helps both organizations achieve community-minded objectives: preserving local history and heritage for future generations and helping the young people of the community. more»

Travel Buddy Of The Week: IVHQ

By
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December 31, 1969

This week's featured Travel Buddy is IVHQ. This New Zealand based organization places thousands of volunteers each year throughout Africa, Asia, and Latin America to help with a wide variety of service projects. Learn more about IVHQ in our newest 60 Seconds to Serve video below! more»

Deadline to Apply for Property Tax/Rent Rebate Program Extended, Says Everett

By Feed: State Rep. Garth Everett news
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June 12, 2012

HARRISBURG – Rep. Garth Everett (R-Lycoming) would like to let residents know that the deadline to apply for the state’s 2011 Property Tax/Rent Rebate program is being extended from June 30 to Dec. 31.

'Write the Darn Book' Good Advice from Local Author

By Mike Reuther
in
49 weeks 2 hours ago
Mike Reuther

Many people dream of writing a book, but few ever getting around to doing it. Why? more»

Deer and Motorcycle Collide in Lycoming County

By NORTHCENTRALPA.COM
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49 weeks 1 day ago

Deer and Motorcycle Collide in Lycoming County - Two people riding a motorcycle last week sustained injuries following a collision in Jackson Township. Trooper Jonathan Houseknecht said shortly before 9:30 p.m. on June 8, Steven A. Phillips Jr., 27, and his passenger, Kelly J. Berlin, 36, both of Eatontown, New Jersey, were traveling north on Route 15. more»

Edwards, Carol E.

49 weeks 1 day ago

Carol E. Edwards

Carol E. Edwards, 67, of 254 Pepper St., Muncy, died Monday, June 11, 2012 atthe Muncy Valley Hospital Emergency Room.

Born August 20, 1944 in Avis, she was a daughter of the late Christopher and Marie (Dullen) Bilbay.  On June 16, 1970 she married Kenny Ray Edwards, who survives.  Together they celebrated 41 years of marriage. more»

Alleged Burglary, Simple Assault Charges Pending for Mill Hall Man

By NORTHCENTRALPA.COM
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49 weeks 2 days ago

Alleged Burglary, Simple Assault Charges Pending for Mill Hall Man - PSP Lamar jailed a 32-year-old man in connection with a burglary and simple assault incident which took place around 8:40 p.m. on June 6. Trooper Michael Flook said Galon R. Glossner entered the residence of Terry A. Confer, 55, at 129 Fairview Street, Beech Creek borough in Clinton County without Confer's permission. more»

Mills, Dale M. Sr.

49 weeks 2 days ago

Dale M. Mills, Sr.

Dale M. Mills, Sr, 75, of 150 Heatherbrooke Estates, Muncy and formerly of Hughesville, died Saturday, June 9, 2012 at the Williamsport Regional Medical Center. more»

The Word "Voluntourism" And Its Nasty Connotations

By
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December 31, 1969

In 2004, as a freshman in college, I was hired as a work-study student with Peace Corps Headquarters. At 19 years old, I knew that I wanted to work with them, if not volunteer with them later—and was completely ignorant of this entire other sector of volunteer abroad programs. more»

Weekend Roundup: June 8, 2012

By
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December 31, 1969

It's time for another Weekend Roundup! This week, we've got lots of great stuff on Volunteer Global--check it out!

Our newest content:Thai Food! more»

PA Wilds Region Community Signage Grant Program Now Available

By Rep. Garth Everett's office
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49 weeks 5 days ago

MUNCY – Communities that are seeking to improve their welcome signs in the region are encouraged to apply for a mini-grant from the PA Wilds Community Signage Grant Program from now until June 22, Rep. Garth Everett (R-Lycoming) today said. more»

Muncy-area project will improve tracks, provide access

By SEDA-COG
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49 weeks 5 days ago
(Photo courtesy of SEDA-COG)

Work is moving along on the Koppers/Halliburton track construction and rehabilitation project in the Muncy area, involving the installation more»

What to Do When You Hate the Food

By
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December 31, 1969

It only took one trip to my neighborhood foodstalls to know that I was a complete and total failure of a traveler. After all, hadn't I spent months learning about how Thai food was one of the greatest cuisines on the planet and that anyone with even a minute sense of adventure loved it? more»

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