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Mansfield Highlights:04/16/18 – 04/20/18
The Weekly Highlights are a great way to catch up, but don’t forget that you can always watch the full stories from either our front page or the archives section.
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Troy softball upsets Liberty, 4-3
The North Penn-Liberty Lady Mounties softball team was knocked from the ranks of the unbeaten after suffering a 4-3 loss to Troy on Friday, April 13.
North Penn-Liberty had a hard time hitting Troy’s Vanessa Watson as they only managed 5 hits on the afternoon. Heatley was 2-for-4, Kshir and Kouba were both 1-for-3, and Doney was 1-for-4.
Doney pitched a complete game allowing 4 runs (one earned), on 8 hits with 8 strikeouts and a walk.
The loss drops the Lady Mounties to 4-1 (4-1 NTL Large School Division). The team will return to action this afternoon for a non-league game against Benton.
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Haven’s First Annual Spring Gala
Join HAVEN of Tioga County for its first annual Spring Gala on Saturday, April 28, at the Deane Center in Wellsboro.
The evening of music and dancing kicks off at 7 p.m. The admission price of $50 per couple and $30 per individual includes hors d’oeuvres, desserts, and a cash bar. Food will be provided by Timeless Destination and music will be by Prestige Worldwide. Akiko’s Floral Arts is providing flowers to be raffled off at the end of the evening.
All proceeds benefit HAVEN, which provides free and confidential services including counseling, legal advocacy, safety planning, children’s services, relocation assistance, and more for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault in Tioga County.
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Back to Basics – Seasons
Some have compared the changing seasons in nature to the changing seasons in life. Your birth is like spring. Everything is young, full of life and promise. Then comes summer, when things mature and continue to grow. Autumn, however marks a significant change. Maturity presents a climactic display that gives way to winter. During winter, life slows and eventually gives way to death.
This is a fine analogy, but in reality life is not so linear. There are seasons in relationships, in your job, and your hobbies and interests. Life is full of change and as a result can be difficult to keep track of. At times we grow weary of responding to all of the seasons of life we experience. Is it really possible to find balance and peace when everything is always changing?
This feature is entitled “Back to Basics” because what we really need is a return to our foundation. God created us to find our satisfaction and purpose in Him. But, when we yield to the chaos of life we often forget about what matters most — Christ! Apart from Him the seasons of life are nothing more than meaningless hustling.
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Forged and Restored in Morris, PA
“We’re actually in our 10th year here, it’s been about 3 years now that we’ve had it open as a store front” says Zack Buck local veteran, owner, and operator of Blak Forge Armoury. Nestled in the town of Morris, PA, this rather unique shop offers a variety of rare and specialized services.
Zack has been an avid user of firearms since the age of 7, frequently hunting with his grandfather who helped to develop his love for guns. He began working at a traditional blacksmith’s forge, dabbling in muzzle loader builds for himself and friends, which developed into a hobby. His initial desire to work on firearms came in college when his brother, Jacob Buck, and some other friends discussed opening a gun store with the intent of doing gunsmithing. After doing some research, Zack found that his market would be better focused more on custom orders and restoration.
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Nature Interrupted
There’s a photographic experience coming this April and it’s located right here in Wellsboro.
The exhibition will show off nature, and how trash interrupts the beauty of it, more importantly the impact trash has on Earth.
Kaitlyn Callahan, the event coordinator, is an avid photographer and videographer. She has been working for the Home Page Network for two years and this will be her first exhibition.
The gallery is named, Nature, Interrupted and will be held on April 28th, 2018 from 4 to 6 in the evening at the Warehouse Theatre located on 39 Water Street in Wellsboro.
The event is sponsored by the Mansfield Foundation, Mansfield University, and our own family of advertisers.
Credits:
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Produced by Vogt Media
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