Monday morning update and add-on

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The TWCNY Weather Forecast

"Warmer and Pleasant! Colder Late Week.

We have a quiet and warm forecast ahead with mainly dry conditions. A few extra clouds today keep us in the 50s but above average. As we look to the afternoon, we should be mild and pleasant.
Warmer temps are still ahead with highs easily in the 60s for most tomorrow with dry and pleasant conditions.

Mid week a new system brings clouds and showers making for an unsettled day. But the bigger story will be the bitter cold air that arrives late week and for the weekend that will fire up the lakes."

The first snowfall reached the Waterville area on Friday afternoon and evening. Although there was very little accumulation in the Village, this Colgate University Webcam view of

the center of Hamilton made it look as if a full-scale blizzard was in progress.

Here is the link to quite a few 

Central New York Web Cameras

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IN THE NEWS

"Waterville Man Charged with Obstructing the Mail.

From WIBX Radio.

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Here & There

Have you seen the new sign at the Memorial Park School?

 

No - this is not a new door at St. Bernard's!  
The real doors are being repaired and refurbished 
and will be back soon.

Out in Hanover corn is still being harvested.
(Please click to enlarge view.)

There are just a few leaves left on the aspen next to Gridley-Paige Road.

The first snowman has appeared in front of the former C&H Plastics building on Route 315.

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Both residents an visitors remark on the sightliness of the village, but here and there are some real "eye sores" that cause people to wonder "Who's responsible for these buildings?" and "What can be done about removing them?"

On Buell Avenue.

Berrill Avenue.

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COMING EVENTS

Today is the U.S. Marine Corps 239th Birthday!

Tuesday is Veterans Day!

If you have a photograph of your favorite veteran that you would like to have me post tomorrow 
please send a JPG or png file to
huddleblogger@aol.com

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COMING EVENTS

VILLAGE OF WATERVILLE

Wednesday is 
METALS COLLECTION DAY!

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WATERVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL

- Monday - 

Winter JV/Varsity Sports Begin

-Tuesday -

CLOSED / Veterans Day

-Wednesday -

Financial Aid Night - 6:30 p.m.

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WCS Sports

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AT THE LIBRARY

There are no special events at the Library on Monday

- Tuesday -

CLOSED / Veterans Day

-Wednesday -

Craft: 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.

"Turkey Pinwheels"

Ages 7-12 | Sign Up

Come by the library to make a festive turkey pin wheel.

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Waterville Book Discussion Group

"A baker enlists a Nazi hunter to entrap a nonagenarian who may have brutalized her grandmother in Picoult’s ambitious latest.  A fictional testament as horrifying as it is suspenseful." 

The Story Teller, one of the latest novels by best selling author Jodi Picoult is the choice for  the Waterville Book Discussion Group for the next reading.  

The group will skip the November session and meet on Wednesday, Dec 3 at 12 noon

in the meeting room at the Waterville Public Library.  

Bring your lunch;  coffee, tea, and dessert will be served, 

 along with some good discussion.  

You can call the library at 841 4651 to reserve a copy of the book. 

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PLANNING AHEAD

PRIZE SPEAKING - Thursday at 7:30

"Waterville Central School presents the 141st Annual Prize Speaking Contest on Thursday, November 13, 2014.  The contest will beginat 7:30 pm and will be held in the High School Auditorium.  The contest will feature excerpts from drama & literature, humorous monologues, and poetry. 

"The event is sponsored by The Rotary and refreshments will be provided by the High School Student Council. 

Students participating this year include: 

Emily Belouin, 

Morgan Bremer, 

Kaelee Cleary, 

Mary Lourdes Erlichman, 

Anna Rae Martin, 

Cassie Martin, 

Rylee Maxam, 

Jennifer Still, 

Andrew Tilbe, 

and Kaitlyn Williamson.

"We welcome everyone to come and enjoy an evening of drama and fun." 

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- Saturday -

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- In Deansboro -

Inspired by the summertime Story Swap Series 

"Once Upon a Time in Waterville" ......

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-Hamilton -

Hamilton Indoor Farmers Market 

at Parry's, 100 Utica St., Hamilton

Sat. Nov. 15th, 8am-12noon

Featuring fresh baked goods, local produce, meat, dairy, eggs, honey, maple & gifts.  

Come & sample the wide variety of local food Parry's offers everyday also.

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FOR THE RECORD