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BACK TO SCHOOL
and back on regular schedule.
It's Garbage Day.
Just 32 degrees at 6:30 with a trace of new snow.
Just 32 degrees at 6:30 with a trace of new snow.
From WKTV: "Monday starts out with mostly cloudy skies and a few flurries. An
area of high pressure brings sunshine and mild weather by Monday
afternoon with highs in the upper 30s. Sunshine to start Tuesday with an
increase in clouds out ahead of a large storm system. This storm system
will be watched closely as precipitation could be a mix of rain and
snow by Wednesday.
Unsettled weather remains in the forecast late into the week, with several opportunities for light snow."
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It was a disappointing weekend for area athletes and their fans.
Section III Class C-2 Semifinal
Fabius-Pompey 60, Waterville 37
Waterville 11 7 12 7 — 37
Fabius-Pompey (16-4): Dan Gallagher 6, Stu Wright 22, Mike Rotondo 9, Nate Scalisi 2, Ross McGowan 1, Nick Vilardi 20. Totals: 25-4-60.
Waterville (18-2); Jon Piersma 8, Jake Knutti 9, Anthony Rice 2, Luke Barnes 14, Zach Sawyer 2, Greg Elliott 2. Totals: 12-12-37.
3-point goals: Fabius-Pompey 6 (Wright 3, Vilardi 2, Rotondo); Waterville 1 (Barnes).
NOTE: Fabius-Pompey and Mohawk play at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Herkimer County Community College for Class C-2 title.
- from WKTV.
- from WKTV.
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Despite a steady drizzle on Saturday, these clever sculptors were putting finishing touches on a Snow Family (including a pet dog - or cat?) while many more children and their parents enjoyed Snow Fest activities, hot chocolate and doughnuts inside the Library.
Although some snow fell on Sunday afternoon, it will take several more inches before this trail is rideable, again.
The thermometer on Sally Road .....
...... explains the lack of snow in Hanover .....
...... and also why the maples at the Hildreth home on Osborne Avenue have been tapped!
Carpenter Wayne Brouillette has been making the most of the mild weather working on the enclosure for the "lift" at the rear entrance of the Waterville Historical Society.
★ CONGRATULATIONS★
- to Alyssa Loudon, of Waterville, who has been named to The College of Saint Rose Dean’s List for Fall 2012.
- to Margaret Bushmann of Deansboro who has been nominated to the U.S. Naval Academy by U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand.
- to Dillon Damuth, of Oriskany Falls, who has been named to the Dean’s List of Elmira College for Fall 2012.
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GOOD READING
- by Hobie Morris, from the Madison County Courier.
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Cover image used with the kind permission of The Utica Phoenix.
"Downtown Don Brown (aka 'Mr. Mickey Mantle')"
in the current issue of The Utica Phoenix.
I'll have more in a day or two about Don, his upcoming trip to Oklahoma to raise Organ Donor Awareness, and a special Benefit Dance that will be happening soon.
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FOR THE RECORD
More when it happens!
Have a fine day, everyone!
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