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D4 South All-Stars topple North All-Stars
5 first half touchdowns by Selinsgrove’s Logan Leiby paved the way for the District IV South All-Star team in a 63-20 rout of the District IV North All-Star team in Friday’s 28th annual game put on by the South Williamsport Lions Club at South Williamsport’s Rodney K. Morgans Stadium.

The win also erased a three-game winning streak by the North squad.
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Chief Bodine Advises Fireworks Safety
Some of these laws and ordinances concerning fireworks are as follows:
⁃Pennsylvanians are now able to purchase Consumer Grade fireworks (pop bottle rockets, roman candles, etc.) at the age of 18.
⁃Civilians cannot purchase display fireworks without specific permits issued by the State of Pennsylvania.
⁃Civilians cannot discharge fireworks in the State of Pennsylvania within 150 feet of any occupied structure.
⁃Civilians cannot discharge fireworks in the borough of Wellsboro within 100 feet of any occupied structure, borough street, or property line unless you have expressed permission from the borough and fellow neighbors.
⁃Civilians cannot be under the influence of alcohol, a controlled substance, or any other drug while discharging fireworks.
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What The Fourth Means to You
Wellsboro Home Page would like to wish everyone a happy Independence Day! On this day, we celebrate the signing of the Declaration of Independence and our nation’s freedom. Most importantly, we would like to thank those who have fought and served for our country.
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Tioga County Fair Queen Program & Contest
The 52nd Anniversary of the Tioga County Fair is the week of August 6th running through the 11th.

However, a significant night for the fair is August 5th! This Sunday evening event held at the Tioga County Fairgrounds is the 2018 Tioga County Fair Queen Contest. The contest begins at 6:00 PM and all are welcome to attend. During the competition, each contestant will present her speech and answer an impromptu question. Johanna Vogt will be playing her violin while the judges’ deliberate. The young woman who wins this year’s contest and becomes the Tioga County Fair Queen for 2018 will be seen representing the fair during the week of activities and in the coming year.
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The Classic Car Cruise-In
Each Thursday evening of the summer, a festive, unique event takes place in the heart of Mansfield. From 5-8pm, people venture to the First Citizens parking lot for food, music, and of course, cars! The “Classic Car Cruise In” is a fun summer opportunity for the community to enjoy.

A group of like-minded car enthusiasts has created the event. How does it work? Car owners bring their prize rides, and fill the parking lot with a wide variety of vehicles from different time periods. There is no requirement for what town or county the cars come from, so the community of car owners represents a widespread region. The Cruise In gives these self-proclaimed motor heads a chance to get together and talk shop.
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