South Williamsport

District 4 All-Star Football Game Set For Kickoff

47 weeks 6 days ago

The South Williamsport Lions Club will once again be hosting the PIAA District 4 All-Star Football Game at Rodney K. Morgans Stadium in South Williamsport on Friday, June 29th. Kickoff is at 7 PM. more»

Using Peace Corps Ideals To Bring Meaning To Your Volunteer Experience

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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»

Team Hosts for Little League Baseball World Series

48 weeks 18 hours ago

One of the key components in the Little League experience enjoyed by the 16 teams who earn their way to the Little League Baseball World Series is the role played by the team hosts or “uncles” and “aunts.” more»

66th Little League Baseball World Series Schedule Announced

48 weeks 18 hours ago

SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (June 14, 2012) – With just two months remaining, the countdown to one of the summer’s most popular sporting events, the Little League Baseball World Series, began today with the announcement of the pairings and schedule by Stephen D. Keener, President and Chief Executive Officer of Little League Baseball and Softball. more»

Weekend Roundup: June 15, 2012

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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

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William Woys Weaver credits PASA for farm resurgence

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

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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

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»

Travel Buddy Of The Week: IVHQ

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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»

Scott Spillman Named to Position with Little League Baseball and Softball

49 weeks 3 days ago

Scott Spillman has been named Little League’s Sponsorship and Marketing Coordinator, it was announced by Stephen D. Keener, President and Chief Executive Officer of Little League Baseball and Softball. Mr. Spillman will be a member of the Marketing Department at Little League International in South Williamsport, Pa. more»

The Word "Voluntourism" And Its Nasty Connotations

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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

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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»

What to Do When You Hate the Food

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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»

Travel Buddy Of The Week: Gap Africa Projects

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December 31, 1969

This week's featured Travel Buddy is Gap Africa Projects! With programs throughout South Africa and Ghana, Gap Africa Projects invites volunteers to help with environmental and marine conservation, community development, teaching, and much more. Check out our newest 60 Seconds To Serve video below to learn more!

Volunteering For Senior Citizen Care

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December 31, 1969

Let’s face it: Not all of us can have the perfect grandparents that always seem to have the homemade chocolate chip cookies and hugs that television and movie families have made us covet. Want a shot at another group of elderly individuals you can love and call family? Volunteering for senior citizens may be the right task for you! more»

Teen Jailed Following Trespass in Salladasburg

50 weeks 4 days ago

Teen Jailed Following Trespass in Salladasburg - PSP Montoursville charged a homeless teen for trespass following an incident on Tuesday in Salladasburg. Trooper Erik Barlett said shortly before 11 p.m., Ann Marie Miller, 45, of 26 Water Street, was in the shower when she heard her basement doors shutting. Miller emerged from the shower and saw a flash of clothing and immediately dialed 911. more»

Museum's Open House Recognizes National Little League Week

51 weeks 4 days ago

Little League International and the Peter J. McGovern Little League Museum will open its doors to the public for free tours and other events on Saturday, June 16, in recognition of National Little League Week.

The museum will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. for the open house with admission free all day. more»

Little League Museum Offers Free Admission to Active Duty Military, Families

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51 weeks 5 days ago
Members of the U.S. Army 'Broncos' return home to their families (Photo courtesy of Wikipedia Commons).

The Peter J. McGovern Little League Museum is among more than 1,500 museums participating in the Blue Star Museum program for 2012. The program begins May 28 and runs through Labor Day. more»

Little League Honors Top County Seniors With Stotz Scholarship

1 year 3 days ago
The 2012 Carl E. Stotz Scholarship Luncheon was recently held at Little League International. The annual scholarship program, which was created in 1994, has exceeded the $116,000 mark for total monies presented to scholarship honorees. The 2012 recipients are, in the front row (left to right): Rachel Cummings (Jersey Shore High School); Maria Cioffi (South Williamsport High School); Lindsey Stopper (Loyalsock Township High School); Sophia Reeder (Muncy High School); and Jillian Jackson (South Williamsport High School). Pictured in the back row (l to r): Karen Stotz Myers, daughter of Carl Stotz; Colton Henry (Jersey Shore High School); Alexander Bellott (Loyalsock Township High School); Aleksander Keller (South Williamsport High School); John Goetz (Montgomery High School); Kimberly Kist (representing her son, Gregory – St. John Neumann Regional Academy) and Stephen D. Keener, Little League Baseball and Softball’s President and Chief Executive Officer. Gregory Kist, from St. John Neumann Regional Academy, was unable to attend the luncheon.

Each spring Little League Baseball and Softball rewards high school scholars in the area with the Carl E. Stotz Little League Baseball Scholarship. The 10 recipients exemplify the same ideals as the founder of the world’s largest organized youth sports program: good citizenship, hard work, character, courage and loyalty. more»

Little League Experience Offers Children Unique Baseball Training Opportunity

1 year 6 days ago
(Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons)

The Little League Experience, hosted by Little League International and powered by Baseball Factory, will be held over the Memorial Day weekend, May 26-28, for the third consecutive year in South Williamsport, Pa. more»

Frayed Passport

April 27, 2012
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Tips For Staying In Touch With Family And Friends While Volunteering Abroad

April 27, 2012

 

Traveling abroad allows you to venture to foreign lands, discover new languages, and see new sights. But staying in touch with all of your old friends and family members can be costly, and even downright complicated. From expensive international rates to costly Internet fees, calling old friends, saying hello to mom and dad, and even checking up on siblings can rack up hundreds. more»

2 Dead After Cruise Line Doesn’t Rescue Adrift Boaters

April 27, 2012

Whether accidental or on purpose, this story is just more»

Full Crew Farrallones Race Survivor Speaks Out

April 27, 2012

We can’t imagine how hard it was for Bryan Chong to write this letter, but we think he did an in more»

Cruiser Rescued After 11 Weeks Drifting in Indian Ocean

April 27, 2012

We’re so happy to hear that this story has a happy ending, but we can’t help but think that an EPI more»

Workshops

April 22, 2012

The Internet is a labyrinth wherein many people get lost or easily distracted. If you find yourself wasting time instead of being creative or efficient, chances are you need two things: knowledge and discipline. There is a time to work and a time to play online. If you aren’t able to set boundaries, perhaps it’s because you don’t know which tools are useful and which are destructive. more»

WordPress Tutorials

April 23, 2012

So you want to use WordPress but not sure how to go about it? more»

Social Applications

April 23, 2012

If you are considering adding social media and other interactive elements to your public relations and marketing plan, here is a comprehensive list of the more popular and effective applications. The bottom line is that all of these are free on a basic level. As you require more services, you can subscribe to paid plans. Most are very inexpensive. more»

Websites

April 23, 2012
Basic Website Design

Basic Website Design more»

Social Media Package

April 23, 2012

If you are selling something, then you need the Social Media Package. But which platform should you focus on? And who has time for all that messing around on social sites? Not us. We’re too busy trying to be creative in our own fields of interest. more»

eBook Package

April 23, 2012
Publish an eBook

Publish an eBook more»

Google Apps & YouTube

April 23, 2012
Google and YouTube

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Editorial Services

April 23, 2012
Editorial Assistance

Editorial Assistance more»

Novice Cruisers Smash Boat into Reef 400 Yards into Short Voyage

April 23, 2012

Just more proof that sailing requires much more than a boat. more»

5 Dead in Farallon Islands Race Crash

April 23, 2012

There is no doubt that the sailing world was stunned by this horribl more»

Cruising Shot of the Week

April 23, 2012

A gorgeous sunset in Formentera, Bale more»

Topics in Chronicling America: "Sinking of the Titanic"

April 23, 2012

Lulled into a false sense of security, Titanic passengers continue their lively parties and return to their beds after an iceberg deals the fatal blow to the “unsinkable” ship. Hours later panic rushed through the more than 2,000 passengers as the few life boats filled and the ship began sinking. more»

Topics in Chronicling America: "The Great San Francisco Earthquake, 1906"

April 23, 2012

Horrific shrieks of pain and grief pervade San Francisco as the most violent earthquake in modern history slams the city in the early morning hours of April 18, 1906. EARTHQUAKES DEAD MAY NUMBER 3,000; FIRE IS NOW RAGING, screamed the Final edition of the New York Evening World. Read more about it! more»

100 Years Ago: "AID WAS REJECTED

April 23, 2012

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How Fenway Park Is Like Saving Nature

April 23, 2012

Mark Anderson, The Nature Conservancy’s Eastern US Science Director, explains what 100-year-old Fenway Park in Boston has in common with nature conservation. more»

Welcome to the Conservation Gateway

April 23, 2012

The Conservation Gateway is your source for the latest Conservancy methods and tools. It’s where practitioners, scientists, and decision-makers can explore and easily access how-to information, case studies, scientific findings and more. Become a Gateway Insider and stay informed. more»

Report: Green infrastructure saves money

April 23, 2012

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Jeff Odefey, American Rivers, 914.584.8972
Terry Poltrack, American Society of Landscape Architects, 202.216.7852
Mark Buckley, ECONorthwest, 541.344.4955
Lori Harrison, Water Environment Federation, 703.216.8565

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American Rivers and EPA award $250,000 grant to protect Adams County forests and clean water

April 23, 2012

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April 12, 2012

Washington, DC – American Rivers and the Environmental Protection Agency today announced that a forest and clean water protection effort in Adams County, PA will receive a $250,000 grant, as part of a comprehensive initiative to protect and restore rivers in the Potomac Highlands region. more»

EPA and American Rivers Award $1.37 Million in Grants to Restore Potomac Highlands Rivers, Clean Water

April 23, 2012

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April 12, 2012

FROSTBURG, MD – The Environmental Protection Agency and American Rivers today announced the six recipients of $1,373,119 in environmental grants to benefit communities, and protect rivers and clean water in the Potomac Highlands region of Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia. more»

Small Sailboat Kits & Boat Dealers

April 23, 2012

Find out more info about Small Sailboat Kits here http://tinyurl.com/GetBoatPlans more»

Sailboat Plans–Daysailers Under 10 ft LOA.avi

April 23, 2012

A collection of small daysailers boat-building plans from The Shellback’s Library at The Press at Toad Hall. Designers include William F. Crosby, Edson I. Schock more»

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