It's 49 degrees and overcast at 9:00 Wednesday morning.
The TWCNY Weather Forecast:
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Breann Dallas Kampf
1980 - 2014
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George Albicker
1927 - 2014
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Avis Norton Williams
1921 - 2014
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The Jolliest Place to be on Tuesday!
The TWCNY Weather Forecast:
"Tonight and most of tomorrow will remain dry and quiet but an area of low pressure will bring showers to the area near the end of the day and into the night and this will be part one of whats on the way.
Cold air will wrap around the back of this system and we will be feeling a big cool down getting into Friday and the weekend and the risk for snow showers will be possible."
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1932 - 2014
Breann Dallas Kampf
1980 - 2014
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George Albicker
1927 - 2014
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Avis Norton Williams
1921 - 2014
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Front Page Headlines from
THE WATERVILLE TIMES
"Pop Warner Champions (photo)"
"Sports, School Spirit Discussed"
"Covered Salt (Photo)"
"Library Offers Alerts"
"Christmas Committee Requests"
"Postcard Owners Found"
To read more, please click HERE.
"Sports, School Spirit Discussed"
"Covered Salt (Photo)"
"Library Offers Alerts"
"Christmas Committee Requests"
"Postcard Owners Found"
To read more, please click HERE.
The Jolliest Place to be on Tuesday!
Voting ......
....... at the Marshall Town Hall!
I was there at around 3:00 p.m. and the girls said that they had been busy all day.
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The Marshall Historical Society's
NOVEMBER NEWSLETTER
NOVEMBER NEWSLETTER
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IN THE MAIL
(Please Click Images to enlarge views.)
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COMING EVENTS
At Waterville Central School
- Thursday -
PRISM Concert
7:00 p.m.
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At the Waterville Public Library
NOW SHOWING
(Panoramic Photograph by Jeff Reynolds.)
in the Hallway Gallery
Works in Gouache (opaque watercolor) by Pamela Brown.
Artist's Reception Saturday, November 22, from 11 - 2.
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- Friday -
Movie Matinée at 1:00
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Family Movie at 6:30 p.m.
"A new release movie with a different twist about Sleeping Beauty & Maleficent.
Enjoy a free movie on the big screen with your friends and family!
Come 10 minutes early for good seats and popcorn."
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ELSEWHERE
ELSEWHERE
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Saturday, November 8
Oriskany Falls
Harvest Turkey Dinner.
Eat-in starts at 4:30 p.m. at the Oriskany Falls Methodist Church. Take-outs available starting at 4 pm.
Deansboro: Donation Auction,
6 p.m. at the Deansboro Fire Department.
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"Focus Groups" Coming to Waterville
Geography professor Ellen Kraly from Colgate University
will be bringing her Community-Based Research class to Waterville to conduct Focus Groups so your opinions about our area can be heard and better understood.
Focus Groups will consist of up to (10) local residents .
Residents will be asked to share ideas about life in the Waterville area and ideas about local issues such as community infrastructure, quality of life, economic issues and challenges related to aging in our area.
Focus Group details:
· Meet one time with 8-10 members for approximately 60-90 minutes · At Village Hall and other locations · Week of November 10th and 17th · Colgate will issue a final report available for public review
by January
Colgate University’s Upstate Institute has been working with the Waterville First organization for more than a year and is helping to coordinate the Focus Groups. If you would like to join one of the Focus Groups, please use this link (below) to register and choose a session that fits your schedule and interests. https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/QDK5JV6 or email us at wv1st@frontier.com
or call 841-4670.
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SAVE THE DATES!
- Thursday, November 13 -
141st Annual
PRIZE SPEAKING
(Look on Sunday for a list of the participants!)
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- November 20, 2014 -
PUBLIC HEARING
by the Planning Board of the Village of Waterville
to receive public comment on the proposed planned development project at 381 Putnam Street, Waterville.
The meeting will take place at 7:00 P.M.
at the Village Municipal Hall,
122 Barton Ave. Waterville.
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- Saturday, November 22 -
St. Bernard's FALL BAZAAR
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FOR THE RECORD Soon after I posted last Sunday's issue, which included some local history as written in 1886 by Amos O. Osborn, At Home in the Huddle's Facebook page received this note from Delphy Irvin - whose name I had never heard: "Love this blog. I am related to Amos O. Mayer. My mother was Rosalie Randall Rooks. Wish I was old enough to pay attention to the Mayer house when I lived in Waterville." To me, this was a huge treat! I asked a gentleman who had grown up in Waterville if he remembered Delphy, and he said that he did: "She was a very little girl with red hair. Cute as a button!" - and Lynne Tuttle Matteson remembers being her babysitter! I think I've got this worked out: Historian Amos O. Osborn m. Harriet Moss | Dau. Esther Osborn m. W. G. Mayer | Dau. Ada Mayer m. Dr. E. G. Randall (Ada's brother was artist A. Osborn Mayer.) | Rosalie Randall m. Ralph Edward Rooks | Delphy Rooks Irvin the great-great-grandaughter of Amos. O. Osborn (I love genealogy!) Delphy, if you're reading this, please write to me at huddleblogger@aol.com ************************************************ |
TBT
November 6, 2006
November 6, 2006
After almost two years and three months on the ground and many repairs, the cupola of the Masonic Temple Bell Tower was finally lifted back to the top of the tower!
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More as events warrant!
(Photos, especially.)
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More as events warrant!
(Photos, especially.)
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