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In fact, when Jeff Reynolds looked out of the big window at the Library yesterday afternoon and saw this, he wrote:
"Spare Us!"
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The Monday morning Weather Forecast from TWCNY:
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It's Garbage Day and
30 degrees at 6:30 Monday morning.
I was going to post a picture of my back yard as it looks this morning, but I decided that that would have been cruel.
(It's all WHITE out there!)
In fact, when Jeff Reynolds looked out of the big window at the Library yesterday afternoon and saw this, he wrote:
"Spare Us!"
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Just focus on the forecast.
"Warmer and Quiet, Mild Start to April.
Look for any precipitation to wind down this morning, with brighter skies emerging during the afternoon. It will be al ittle breezy, wamrer and quiet. Highs in the 40s.
Tuesday will likely be the nicest day of the week. High temperatures will flirt with 60 in some spots. A cool front will move through late Tuesday night and knock temperatures back down to seasonable levels for the middle of the week.
A lingering shower will also be possible Wednesday."
Look for any precipitation to wind down this morning, with brighter skies emerging during the afternoon. It will be al ittle breezy, wamrer and quiet. Highs in the 40s.
Tuesday will likely be the nicest day of the week. High temperatures will flirt with 60 in some spots. A cool front will move through late Tuesday night and knock temperatures back down to seasonable levels for the middle of the week.
A lingering shower will also be possible Wednesday."
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IN THE NEWS
From the Observer-Dispatch.
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Sunday Ride-around
It was drippy and foggy, around noontime. There were a few customers at Morgan's, on West Main Street ......
.............. and on East Main Street cars belonging to parishioners of SouthGate Ministries and The Waterville Baptist Church lined both sides of the street.
North of the Village, fog hung around the old maples at Hanover Green .....
... and this was the view looking farther North past Sally and Fredolyn's place!
At least the stone wall at the top of Grant Hill was recognizable even if West Hill, in the distance, was not!
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High Water!
At the Dugway, south of Clinton.
The Sangerfield River was 'way out of its banks at Loomis Road, too.
Although Big Creek was not producing its usual Springtime roar and there was no flooding at the usual spots - at the Rt. 12 underpass, on Osborn Avenue or Conger Ave. - it appeared to have flowed over its banks across from Elaine Peterson's just enough to wash out some soil around Norm Cowen's Fisherman's Chair!
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High Water!
At the Dugway, south of Clinton.
The Sangerfield River was 'way out of its banks at Loomis Road, too.
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"Are you sure that we're in the right place?"
Waiting for more snow and ice to melt, two pairs of Canada Geese explored the pond next to Madison Street just beyond the Moon residence.
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APRIL CALENDARS
Waterville Central School
For interactive Calendar, please click HERE
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Waterville Public Library
For interactive Calendar, please click HERE.
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For Village Calendar and Website, please click HERE.
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SPECIAL EVENTS THIS WEEK
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Music Booster Meeting at 7:00 on Tuesday
Sports Events Begin on Wednesday!
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---- AT THE WATERVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY ----
Tuesday at 7:00 p.m.
Knit 2gether
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Wednesday at 6:00 p.m.
Walking Group
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SIGN-UPS WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
ANYONE wishing to stretch their food dollars can participate. The cost of the package is $15.50 and participants pre-pay with cash, EBT card, local check, credit/debit card at the time of order. Sign ups are the first Wednesday of the Month at the Village Hall from 12-1, during the Senior Luncheon. See Debra Atkinson. The first Thursday of the month you may sign up at the Library from 4:30-5:30 and ask for Jane. You may also call Debra Atkinson at 750-5785 within the first week of the month to place your order. Pick-up is generally the third week of the month on Fridays at Southgate Ministries Church at 10 o’clock in the morning.
Projected List for April - $15.50
(Subject to Change)
Additional Specials Available.
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FRIDAY the 4th
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APRIL 5:
The Second Annual
DANIEL BARDEN MUDFEST
(Click to learn more!)
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APRIL 5:
The Second Annual
DANIEL BARDEN MUDFEST
(Click to learn more!)
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MORE SPECIAL EVENTS IN APRIL
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April 13
The Barton Hose Company's 59th Annual
PALM SUNDAY HAM DINNER
at the Deansboro Fire House
12 noon - 3:00 p.m.
Adults: $10.00
Children 5 - 12: $5.00 (in dining area only.)
Children under 5: FREE (in dining area only.)
Family style Seating
Take-outs Available, Adult Size Only.
Homemade Apple Pie!
(The Pie Prep Pros turned out 185 Pies on Saturday!)
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WATERVILLE ROTARY EASTER EGG HUNT
April 19 at Harding Nursing Home
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TUESDAY IS BIG TRASH COLLECTION DAY!
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Back on Wednesday morning
unless something blog-worthy happens before then.
Enjoy Spring, everyone!
