56 degrees and clear.
WKTV predicts a; "Beautiful start to the work week...
Gorgeous start to Monday with wall to wall sunshine throughout the morning and afternoon. With the sunshine and southerly winds, temperatures will climb back into the low 80s with low humidity. Tuesday will start off dry with an increase in clouds by the afternoon as another storm system approaches. Rain and thunderstorms will begin to develop late Tuesday afternoon and evening and continue into Wednesday.
Behind the cold front, quiet but cool conditions to end the week. Some signs of a warm up for the end of the weekend.
There was a large, happy - but bittersweet - gathering, yesterday, at the Firemen's Field Pavillion as a crowd of her friends got together to remember Pam Howard Camp, who passed away in July. Everything she loved was there: lots of people, lot and lots of bikes, some great music and a glass or two of beer.
She'd have had a good time, for sure!
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HEADING INTO THE WEEK
HEADING INTO THE WEEK
New at Food King!
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Mike Tower says that work on the Bandstand will get right back up to speed today!
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It may be quiet here in the village, but the Observer-Dispatch carries a l-o-n-g- of events scheduled for today's Utica Monday Night!
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Tomorrow's Movie Classic, shown at the Library at 3:00 and 6:00,
is "The Sound of Music"
with Julie Andrews.
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ON SATURDAY
is "The Sound of Music"
with Julie Andrews.
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ON SATURDAY
Bring the whole family to the Library for the 4th Annual
CARNIVAL!
There will be jugglers, live music, carnival games, food,
crafts, face painting, family race events & a child ID kit station.
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Bring a blanket and make it an afternoon event!
*the carnival games and food cost money, everything else is FREE!
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It's a couple of weeks late, but PurpleLoosestrife is starting to bloom in roadside ditches and throughout the Utica Marsh.
There's another splash of purple - this is on the side lawn of the Waterville Cemetery: a carefully mown-around patch of Wild Thyme!
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There's another splash of purple - this is on the side lawn of the Waterville Cemetery: a carefully mown-around patch of Wild Thyme!
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IN THE MAIL
Gil Condon sent this really great photograph of Fr. John Powers and his team, taken in 1950 or 1951. Do you recognize any of these fellows? (Thanks, Gil!)
FOR THE RECORD
Gil Condon sent this really great photograph of Fr. John Powers and his team, taken in 1950 or 1951. Do you recognize any of these fellows? (Thanks, Gil!)
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Up by 6 cents!
Have a good day, every one!
TOMORROW: BIG TRASH!
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