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Peterson takes shot in traffic

Latiesha Peterson takes a shot in traffic during the Lady Warriors loss to Troy on Saturday, Jan. 16.

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Jones looks for room to operate

Taylor Rae Jones looks for room to operate during the Lady Warriors loss to Troy on Saturday, Jan. 16.

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Schmitt pushes ball up floor

Adelaide Schmitt pushes the ball up the court during the Lady Warriors loss to Troy on Saturday, Jan. 16.

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Destroyers return

Mansfield Destroyers sign two former players, Connor Hung and Kyle Smith, for the 2021 season.

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Ackley controls the ball

Abby Ackley controls the ball for the Lady Indians during their season opener against the Williamson Lady Warriors.

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Wattles reaches to return ball

Senior tennis player Megan Wattles reaches out to return the ball during the Cowansque Valley Indians 2020 season.

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Chapel shoots three-pointer

Freshman Payton Chapel shoots a three-pointer during the Lady Tigers loss to Canton on Saturday, Jan. 16.

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Sparrow drives to basket

Shaniya Sparrow drives to the basket during the Lady Tigers loss to Canton on Saturday, Jan. 16.

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Kahl takes shot at rim

Senior Sarah Spohn takes a shot at the rim during the Lady Tigers loss to Canton on Saturday, Jan. 16.

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Tilton rises over defense

Gage Tilton rises up for a layup during the Indians win over Williamson on Saturday, Jan. 16. 

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Barnes takes jumpshot

Glenn Barnes takes a jumpshot as the Indians claim their first victory of the season over Williamson on Saturday, Jan. 16.

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Cooper scores in fourth quarter

Ben Cooper scores two of his 12 fourth quarter points during the Indians win over Williamson on Saturday, Jan. 16. 

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Page shot

Rosalyn Page shoots a layup with Sarah Chambers looking on during the Coudersport Lady Falcons playoff run last season.

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Boyce hits shot over defender

Senior Kiyah Boyce goes up for a layup over a Wyalusing defender during their 21-20 loss on Tuesday, Jan. 19.

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Cavanaugh hits shot

Abbye Cavanaugh lines up a hook-shot during the Lady Hornets loss to Athens on Saturday, Jan. 16.

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Cavanaugh goes up for shot

Abbye Cavanaugh goes up for a contested jump-shot during the Lady Hornets 21-20 loss to Wyalsuing on Tuesday, Jan. 19.

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Cavanaugh goes up for jump-shot

Abbye Cavanaugh goes up for a contested jump-shot during the Lady Hornets 21-20 loss to Wyalsuing on Tuesday, Jan. 19.

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Coolidge goes up between defender

Emma Coolidge rises up between defenders for two points during the Wellsboro Lady Hornets loss to Athens on Saturday, Jan. 16.

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Posada dribbles past defender

Ella Posada dribbles past an Athens defender during the Wellsboro Lady Hornets loss to Athens on Saturday, Jan. 16.

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Coolidge rises up for jump-shot

Emma Coolidge rises up over the defense for a jump-shot during the Lady Hornets 21-20 loss to Wyalusing on Tuesday, Jan. 19.

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Destroyers

The Destroyers re-sign two Division I players that were scheduled to play for them in 2020.

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Larson chips out of sand

Sophomore Leah Larson chips the ball out of the sand during the Coudersport golf team’s 2020 season.

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Streich chips ball onto green

Brady Streich chips the ball towards the pin during the Coudersport golf team's 2020 season. 

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Spencer knocks down three-pointer

Noah Spencer knocks down a three-pointer on his way to 24 points in the North Penn-Liberty Mounties season opening win over Cowanesque on Friday, Jan. 15.

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Litzelman goes up for shot

Colton Litzelman goes up for a contested shot during the North Penn-Liberty Mounties win over Cowanesque Valley on Friday, Jan. 15.

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Spencer scores against CV

Noah Spencer scores two of his 24 points for the North Penn-Libery Mounties during their win over the Indians on Friday, Jan. 15.

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Alexander grabs rebound during win

Kevin Alexander pulls down a rebound during the North Penn-Liberty Mounties win over Cowanesque Valley on Friday, Jan. 15.

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Kellert meets opponent at net

Avaree Kellert meets an opponent at the net during the Coudersport Lady Falcons 2020 volleyball season.

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Britta Hooftallen

Britta Hooftallen, a member of the Austin Area School Board of Education, was honored virtually by PSBA Representative Erin Eckerd for her 12 years of service on the School Board.

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Elkland tannery model

Tom Caldwell of Elkland is pictured with the model of the Elkland tannery that he constructed and donated to the town’s library. Behind him are photos of the tannery and products once made there.

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Elkland tannery model

A locomotive sits on the track in a model of the Elkland tannery, probably bringing in deer hides or shipping out finished leather goods.

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Southern Tioga welcomes facility dog

At right, Patricia White, principal of Warren L. Miller Elementary School in Mansfield, holds the leash of Nutmeg, the school’s new facility dog.

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Southern Tioga welcomes facility dog

Nutmeg, the facility dog, will accompany Principal Patricia White to Warren L. Miller Elementary School in Mansfield to motivate children to learn.

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Ives Run

Visitors to Ives Run last summer are shown paddle boarding on Tioga-Hammond Lake.

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Ives Run

Visitors to Ives Run last summer are shown preparing to get out on Tioga-Hammond Lake.

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Army Corp park rangers

Tioga-Hammond and Cowanesque Lakes’ park ranger staff are shown during last year’s camping season. Back row, left to right: Seasonal Park Ranger Steve Henneman, Permanent Park Ranger Brad McElheny, Seasonal Park Ranger Trenton Fousnought, Seasonal Park Ranger James Martin. Front row, left to right: Permanent Park Ranger Brandon Dubble, Permanent Park Ranger Brandan Crabill, Seasonal Park Ranger Matthew Porter, Permanent Park Ranger Molly Wilson.

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Refurbished signs welcome visitors to Mansfield

Dawn Hull (left) and Kathy Telep stand beside the refurbished sign that welcomes visitors and travelers to Mansfield. This is one of three signs refurbished; a fourth did not need refurbishing.

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Red Molly presents virtual concert

Members of Red Molly are (from left to right) Laurie MacAllister, Abbie Gardner and Molly Venter.

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Diapers for Darlings deliver

Jessica Birbeck, team leader of Diapers for Darlings, transports inventory on relocation day, Jan. 2.

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Diapers for Darlings deliver

Astrid (Betsy) Hakvaag, DfD volunteer, helps pack a vehicle on relocation day.

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Diapers for Darlings deliver

The Diapers for Darlings crew stands in front of the storage area (from left) Linda Andrews, Jessica Birbeck, Chrissy Moyer and Joanna Hallead.

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Diapers for Darlings deliver

The Diapers for Darlings crew stands in front of the storage area (from left) Linda Andrews, Jessica Birbeck, Chrissy Moyer and Joanna Hallead.

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Students memorize Constitution’s Preamble

Mrs. Yungwirth’s sixth grade social studies class at the Rock L. Butler Middle School in Wellsboro recently completed a chapter on U.S. history, government, economics and culture. When discussing the writing of the Constitution, students began to learn the Preamble, largely through the Schoolhouse Rock. These students successfully memorized and recited the Preamble: (kneeling, from left) Travis Zentner, Aaliyah Bailey, Ella Boyce, Carmen Stephen, Dylan Tomlinson; (standing) Derek Morral, Trevor Martin, Jaelin Young, Braxton Kerr, Jericho Stroud; (absent) Alexis Passmore and Kayden Pearson.

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Wellsboro honors students in December

Wellsboro High School recognizes four students each month, representing each grade and category. The December students of the month are (from left) Conner Adams, 10th grade, athletics; Jeremy Flannery, 12th grade, career and technical; Olivia English, 11th grade, fine arts; and (absent) Emma Elkin, ninth grade, academic/college prep.

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Wellsboro recognizes Students of the Month

Wellsboro High School recognizes four students representing each grade and category. The November students of the month are (front row, from left) Peyton McClure, 10th grade, academic/college prep; Nehemia Burrous, ninth grade, career and technical; (back) Will Poirier, 12th grade, athletics; and Even Hoover, 12th grade, fine arts.

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Students perform random acts of kindness

Sixth grade students at Rock L. Butler Middle School in Wellsboro were challenged to complete random acts of kindness during December and continuing into January. A calendar provided by teacher, Kate Kreger, offered ideas such as smiling, leaving money in a vending machine, visiting a shut-in and leaving a happy note. Students are also reading the book “Wonder.” Some of the participants in the kindness program are (kneeling, from left) Kaelyn Peterson, Morgyn Colegrove; (standing) Kimberly Harris, Wyatt McConnell, Jackson Sensenig, Megan Newruck and Bailee Confer.

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Snow covers elm

Wellsboro photographer Bernadette Chiaramonte took this photo of the historic elm tree outside the old Tioga County Jail building at daybreak after a beautiful wet snow created an image not to miss. If you have a photo you’d like to submit to this newspaper, send it to news@tiogapublishing.com.

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Broad Acres vaccine

Lori Valentine, director of nursing at Broad Acres in Wellsboro, receives the second round of the COVID-19 vaccine on Monday, Jan. 18.

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Broad Acres visit

David Scrimshaw waves to his dad, Paul, 99, a retired Navy captain, from outside Broad Acres Nursing Home in Wellsboro. 

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Susqhennock Trail in winter

The Susquehannock Trail has areas for hikers and cross country skiers.

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Senate candy dish inventory distributed to Guard

The U.S. Senate’s candy desk, located in the back row of the Republican side adjacent to the Chamber’s most heavily used entrance, has been stocked since 2015 by Senator Toomey. One perk of running the candy desk is that Pennsylvania’s numerous candy makers send product regularly to be featured. However, to express legislator’s gratitude, Senator Toomey’s office used its back stock of candy to put together care packages for the members of the National Guard now working in Washington, D.C., including those members from Pennsylvania.

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Senate candy dish inventory distributed to Guard

The U.S. Senate’s candy desk, located in the back row of the Republican side adjacent to the Chamber’s most heavily used entrance, has been stocked since 2015 by Senator Toomey. One perk of running the candy desk is that Pennsylvania’s numerous candy makers send product regularly to be featured. However, to express legislator’s gratitude, Senator Toomey’s office used its back stock of candy to put together care packages for the members of the National Guard now working in Washington, D.C., including those members from Pennsylvania.

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Truck-Lite in Coudersport

Truck-Lite is planning to increase production at its plants in Coudersport (above) and Wellsboro.

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Truck-Lite in Wellsboro

Truck-Lite is planning to increase production at its plants in Wellsboro (above) and Coudersport.

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FFA supports Goodies

Grand Canyon FFA Chapter President, Emma Coolidge, presenting a check to the Goodies For Our Troops organization. The money was raised from the Wellsboro High School chapter’s pancake breakfast held at the Fireman’s Annex in late 2020.

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Celebrates 100th birthday

Country Terrace resident Odeena Strange celebrated her 100th birthday at the Wellsboro assisted living facility. Even though she could not meet with her family in person, she had a Zoom gathering with family from Hawaii, Germany, Florida, Washington, California making an appearance to wish her happy birthday. Fellow Country Terrace residents helped her celebrate with a piece of cake. Of course, she had a sip of champagne as well.

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Peterson takes shot in traffic

Latiesha Peterson takes a shot in traffic during the Lady Warriors loss to Troy on Saturday, Jan. 16.

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Adelaide Schmitt pushes the ball up the court during the Lady Warriors loss to Troy on Saturday, Jan. 16.

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Mansfield Destroyers sign two former players, Connor Hung and Kyle Smith, for the 2021 season.

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Senior tennis player Megan Wattles reaches out to return the ball during the Cowansque Valley Indians 2020 season.

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Chapel shoots three-pointer

Freshman Payton Chapel shoots a three-pointer during the Lady Tigers loss to Canton on Saturday, Jan. 16.

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Shaniya Sparrow drives to the basket during the Lady Tigers loss to Canton on Saturday, Jan. 16.

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Glenn Barnes takes a jumpshot as the Indians claim their first victory of the season over Williamson on Saturday, Jan. 16.

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Cooper scores in fourth quarter

Ben Cooper scores two of his 12 fourth quarter points during the Indians win over Williamson on Saturday, Jan. 16. 

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Rosalyn Page shoots a layup with Sarah Chambers looking on during the Coudersport Lady Falcons playoff run last season.

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Cavanaugh goes up for jump-shot

Abbye Cavanaugh goes up for a contested jump-shot during the Lady Hornets 21-20 loss to Wyalsuing on Tuesday, Jan. 19.

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Coolidge goes up between defender

Emma Coolidge rises up between defenders for two points during the Wellsboro Lady Hornets loss to Athens on Saturday, Jan. 16.

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Posada dribbles past defender

Ella Posada dribbles past an Athens defender during the Wellsboro Lady Hornets loss to Athens on Saturday, Jan. 16.

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Coolidge rises up for jump-shot

Emma Coolidge rises up over the defense for a jump-shot during the Lady Hornets 21-20 loss to Wyalusing on Tuesday, Jan. 19.

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Destroyers

The Destroyers re-sign two Division I players that were scheduled to play for them in 2020.

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Larson chips out of sand

Sophomore Leah Larson chips the ball out of the sand during the Coudersport golf team’s 2020 season.

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Streich chips ball onto green

Brady Streich chips the ball towards the pin during the Coudersport golf team's 2020 season. 

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Spencer knocks down three-pointer

Noah Spencer knocks down a three-pointer on his way to 24 points in the North Penn-Liberty Mounties season opening win over Cowanesque on Friday, Jan. 15.

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Litzelman goes up for shot

Colton Litzelman goes up for a contested shot during the North Penn-Liberty Mounties win over Cowanesque Valley on Friday, Jan. 15.

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Spencer scores against CV

Noah Spencer scores two of his 24 points for the North Penn-Libery Mounties during their win over the Indians on Friday, Jan. 15.

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Alexander grabs rebound during win

Kevin Alexander pulls down a rebound during the North Penn-Liberty Mounties win over Cowanesque Valley on Friday, Jan. 15.

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Kellert meets opponent at net

Avaree Kellert meets an opponent at the net during the Coudersport Lady Falcons 2020 volleyball season.

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Britta Hooftallen

Britta Hooftallen, a member of the Austin Area School Board of Education, was honored virtually by PSBA Representative Erin Eckerd for her 12 years of service on the School Board.

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Elkland tannery model

Tom Caldwell of Elkland is pictured with the model of the Elkland tannery that he constructed and donated to the town’s library. Behind him are photos of the tannery and products once made there.

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Elkland tannery model

A locomotive sits on the track in a model of the Elkland tannery, probably bringing in deer hides or shipping out finished leather goods.

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Southern Tioga welcomes facility dog

At right, Patricia White, principal of Warren L. Miller Elementary School in Mansfield, holds the leash of Nutmeg, the school’s new facility dog.

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Southern Tioga welcomes facility dog

Nutmeg, the facility dog, will accompany Principal Patricia White to Warren L. Miller Elementary School in Mansfield to motivate children to learn.

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Ives Run

Visitors to Ives Run last summer are shown paddle boarding on Tioga-Hammond Lake.

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Ives Run

Visitors to Ives Run last summer are shown preparing to get out on Tioga-Hammond Lake.

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Army Corp park rangers

Tioga-Hammond and Cowanesque Lakes’ park ranger staff are shown during last year’s camping season. Back row, left to right: Seasonal Park Ranger Steve Henneman, Permanent Park Ranger Brad McElheny, Seasonal Park Ranger Trenton Fousnought, Seasonal Park Ranger James Martin. Front row, left to right: Permanent Park Ranger Brandon Dubble, Permanent Park Ranger Brandan Crabill, Seasonal Park Ranger Matthew Porter, Permanent Park Ranger Molly Wilson.

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Refurbished signs welcome visitors to Mansfield

Dawn Hull (left) and Kathy Telep stand beside the refurbished sign that welcomes visitors and travelers to Mansfield. This is one of three signs refurbished; a fourth did not need refurbishing.

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Red Molly presents virtual concert

Members of Red Molly are (from left to right) Laurie MacAllister, Abbie Gardner and Molly Venter.

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