WCS Budget Vote
From the Utica Observer-Dispatch
WATERVILLE
2014-15 budget: $16,531,207
Yes: 230
No: 86
School board candidates (three seats):
Bud Dorr: 276
Steven Turner: 200
Jennifer Neff: 249
Propositions:
Buses: Passed, 215-93
Waterville Public library: Passed, 232-76
C.W.Clark Memorial Library: Passed, 233-73
Waterville Public Library trustee:
Kelly Hildreth: 237
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For Wednesday Morning
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It's Recyclables Collection Day
50 degrees and sunny at 6:30 a.m.
The TWCNY Weather Forecast:
"Scattered showers and storms, Cooling Down Toward the End of the Week.
Between the warm front and a disturbance pushing in from the west today, it looks like we'll have a few more scattered showers and storms to contend with. Luckily, temperatures won't be negatively impacted with highs in the 70s.
Showers and storms remain in the forecast for Thursday and the overall weather pattern will stay on the unsettled side through at least the end of the week.
Even though highs are expected to drop back into the upper 60s Thursday and mid 60s Friday, temperatures should recover into the 70s just in time for the upcoming holiday weekend!"
Between the warm front and a disturbance pushing in from the west today, it looks like we'll have a few more scattered showers and storms to contend with. Luckily, temperatures won't be negatively impacted with highs in the 70s.
Showers and storms remain in the forecast for Thursday and the overall weather pattern will stay on the unsettled side through at least the end of the week.
Even though highs are expected to drop back into the upper 60s Thursday and mid 60s Friday, temperatures should recover into the 70s just in time for the upcoming holiday weekend!"
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Ronald J. Furness
1936 - 2014
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IN OTHER NEWS
"Real Heroes Honored Locally"
From the Observer-Dispatch.
Front Page Headlines from
THE WATERVILLE TIMES
"Year Later, at the Finish Line"
"Congressional Breakfast"
"WCS Librarian Cut Criticized"
"Brookfield Will Let Moratorium End"
"Memorial Day Events"
"High School Playoff Time"
"Sci-fi Book Available"
"Navy Basic Finished"
To read more, please click HERE.
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John Maine has graduated from the University of Binghamton with Honors in Philosophy, Politics & Law.
He will continue his education at the Albany School of Law.
He is the son of Marilyn and Daniel Maine of McCabe Road.
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Kate Morgan graduated with Honors from SUNY Oneonta and received the Secondary Education Achievement Award.
She is the daughter of Jim and Nancy Morgan of Stafford Avenue.
Kate Morgan graduated with Honors from SUNY Oneonta and received the Secondary Education Achievement Award.
She is the daughter of Jim and Nancy Morgan of Stafford Avenue.
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IN THE MAIL
This photo and E-note from Pat Moshetti:
Flying Squirrels
"I've had a group of around 8 of these guys at my feeder since winter. Last night was the first night I was able to get close enough to snap a picture."
(Thank you, Pat!)
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Here & There
More pictures of the damage caused by last Friday's "micro-burst" in N. Brookfield, courtesy of Sherry Wright.
When the Wrights' massive poplar tree fell, it went right across the road, with much of it landing on the Maines' side yard.
The power company arrived very quickly ....
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Here & There
More pictures of the damage caused by last Friday's "micro-burst" in N. Brookfield, courtesy of Sherry Wright.
When the Wrights' massive poplar tree fell, it went right across the road, with much of it landing on the Maines' side yard.
The power company arrived very quickly ....
........ but despite a rapid clean-up, power was not fully restored until the next morning.
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In the Village
The "tubs" are out along Main Street and some have even been planted ......
............ as has the Watering Trough in the Park.
Old-fashioned "Bleeding Heart" blooms in flowerbeds ....
..... and out in the countryside, the old apple trees on this hill look as if they are covered with frost instead of blossoms.
On the banks of "the Oriskany," blossoms of Wood Betony appear to whirl in a happy dance.
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COMING EVENTS
WCS Sports
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Jr. High Spring Concert and Art Show
Wednesday at 7:00 p.m.
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Friday - NO SCHOOL!
Walkers Group at 6:00 on Wednesday
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On Thursday, "Get Arty!"
Ages 7-12 | Sign Up at 841-4651.
Kids can come to the library to learn a little about an artist and we’ll paint like them! In March we painted like Jackson Pollock. In May we’ll paint like Georgia O’Keeffe.
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ALSO ON THURSDAY
BBQ Season kicks off this Thursday May 22nd in Waterville at the last INDOOR Farmers Market.
Come enjoy hamburgers, hotdogs, sausages and peppers, kielbasa and kraut, (from Promise Land Farm all natural beef and pork), chicken kabobs on a pita, BBQ split chickens, with our famous cole slaw and macaroni salad.
Acoustical entertainment by Grace Clark.
Got Bibb?
The Indoor Market will have fresh Boston Lettuce this week.
Join us in celebrating the last Waterville winter market.
The summer Waterville farmers market will be next to the Waterville Public Library starting Friday June 6th from 11-6.
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FOR THE RECORD
It's been creeping up!
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Beautiful Weather!
I'll be back on Friday morning!
Come enjoy hamburgers, hotdogs, sausages and peppers, kielbasa and kraut, (from Promise Land Farm all natural beef and pork), chicken kabobs on a pita, BBQ split chickens, with our famous cole slaw and macaroni salad.
Acoustical entertainment by Grace Clark.
Got Bibb?
The Indoor Market will have fresh Boston Lettuce this week.
Join us in celebrating the last Waterville winter market.
The summer Waterville farmers market will be next to the Waterville Public Library starting Friday June 6th from 11-6.
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FOR THE RECORD
It's been creeping up!
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Beautiful Weather!
I'll be back on Friday morning!
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