Thursday, May 30, 2013

"Gone Fishin' "

For your Amusement and/or Edification!

The Blogger's List of

MORNING NEWS WEBSITES.

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This can be tricky because of required subscriptions and associated "sign-in" process, but the easy way to find local news is to look for the little white search area at the upper right of the front page, type "Waterville" (or Deansboro or Oriskany Falls or whatever) and click on the little magnifying glass.

Also: click on "Announcements" to read Death Notices and Obituaries.

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OTHER NEWS



but if you're a very early riser, you'll like the YNN Weather because the YNN meteorologists are always awake and at work before 4:00 a.m.!

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For Obituaries -



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I always check the

BULLETIN BOARD IN THE PARK
and

Tom's messages at
THE WATERVILLE CAR WASH

as well as checking out

POSTERS
at the Post Office and various store windows. 

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For an ongoing list of local events, check 
The Waterville Times
The Times also provides links to a great many local businesses and organizations.

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Brenda Knoeller, Village Clerk,  has developed a website for
where you'll find links to the answers for all your questions!

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Amanda Briggs, webmaster for the 
WATERVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY
 maintains an very clever and informative website 
including an
where you can click on an event to learn details.

Daily announcements from
The Waterville Public Library can be found on Facebook!

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Also on Facebook,
maintained by Society President Yvonne Brady, providing frequent photographs and interesting news clips from years past as well as news of upcoming events.

(You might also like to spend some time perusing the Marshall Historical Society's website, maintained by Lawrence Gilley and filled chock-full of historical articles.)

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Of course much of what you see on the blog are photos, posters and news bits that have arrived in my morning Email.

As I've said in the past few days, the prime function of "At Home in the Huddle"  is to keep a record of events that make the Waterville community what it is and what it will be.

Although I may have hung out the figurative "Gone Fishin' " sign, I really will be checking blog email very often and hope that if you have seen an extraordinary event or know of something that is going to happen, and that should be part of that record, that you'll let me know!

huddleblogger@aol.com





Hoping that your Summertime will be just what you want it to be, too   ...     PsB


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