(yesterday)to
AMANDA STILES!
and
(today)
to
ESTHER STACY
in Florida!
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(today)
to
ESTHER STACY
in Florida!
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Ohhh!
Between the ballgame (Boston won, 7 - 5) and President Obama's speech and the reviews that followed, it was a very late night, last night!
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Between the ballgame (Boston won, 7 - 5) and President Obama's speech and the reviews that followed, it was a very late night, last night!
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Recyclables day: Garbage Collection is Tomorrow!
From WKTV: "A quiet, seasonably cool start to the day today. A bit of a breeze has kept fog from developing in most spots this morning.
Plenty of sunshine is expected this afternoon with highs in the low 70s. Clouds work back in to Central New York late tonight, with overnight lows near 50.
A storm system hovering offshore for the majority of the week will finally impact our weather. This storm has been suppressed to the south thanks to high pressure to our north. High pressure will weaken today, and this will allow the clouds and showers to work in during the day on Friday. At this point, it does not appear to be a washout for Friday. Showers are expected to develop in the afternoon and evening. Temperatures will be on the cool side, with highs only in the mid to upper 60s."
Clouds and showers will linger into the frist half of Saturday. Drier weather will work in by the afternoon. Sunday is expected to feature partly sunny weather with highs in the low to mid 70s. Pleasant weather will continue into Monday."
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Back in the Springtime, when the Meszlers' yellow magnolia was supposed to bloom, it got "nipped" by frost. It's making up for that delay, however, and now has some lovely huge blossoms!
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"ONCE UPON A TIME IN WATERVILLE"
Story Swap for Old-timers
resumes tomorrow morning at 10:15
(with coffee and doughnuts!)
at the Library.
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CUB SCOUT SIGN-UPS
6:30 P.M. on Friday
at ROC'S DARI CREME
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CONGRATULATIONS!
to Heather Davis from her family!
Heather is a freshman at St John Fisher College in Rochester. She has made the women’s varsity soccer team. Previously she played here at Waterville under Coach Tammy Alcott.
"ONCE UPON A TIME IN WATERVILLE"
Story Swap for Old-timers
resumes tomorrow morning at 10:15
(with coffee and doughnuts!)
at the Library.
**************************
CUB SCOUT SIGN-UPS
6:30 P.M. on Friday
at ROC'S DARI CREME
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CONGRATULATIONS!
to Heather Davis from her family!
Heather is a freshman at St John Fisher College in Rochester. She has made the women’s varsity soccer team. Previously she played here at Waterville under Coach Tammy Alcott.
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I spotted Val Schenk and Kirk and Cally Hudson who, along with a few other customers, were keeping the Blunts busy at their "Longview Farms" stand in the Park, yesterday.
Green Beans!
(a giant green truck for the Jolly Green Giant, I presume!)
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Have you seen the giant "scaffolding" at St. Bernard's?
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Another "Have you seen?"
(please click the image.)
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It's been eight years.
I spotted Val Schenk and Kirk and Cally Hudson who, along with a few other customers, were keeping the Blunts busy at their "Longview Farms" stand in the Park, yesterday.
Green Beans!
(a giant green truck for the Jolly Green Giant, I presume!)
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Have you seen the giant "scaffolding" at St. Bernard's?
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Another "Have you seen?"
(please click the image.)
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It's been eight years.
Are there any 9/11 events planned, locally?
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FOR THE RECORD
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"HOPS" are going to have to wait - maybe over the weekend.
The best around seem to be those planted in front of the Library as an Eagle Scout project by Jonathan Olin in 2008.
Have a great day, everyone!
The best around seem to be those planted in front of the Library as an Eagle Scout project by Jonathan Olin in 2008.
Have a great day, everyone!
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