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Garbage Day today
53 degrees at 5:30, dry and no rain on the radar.
The Weather Forecast from YNN:
"Today will be a nicer day area wide as it will be dry and warmer with highs in the upper 60s to near 70 degrees.
We’ll
be watching our next storm system move in from the west on Wednesday.
Any morning sun will give way to clouds and be accompanied by developing
showers/storms (especially through the afternoon and evening). Despite
that, temperatures should still manage to top out in the upper 60s."
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The Photos You're Waiting For!
- with great thanks to Jody Hildreth, who has shared these and eighty-three more of his photographs of the WCS Drama Club's presentation of Arthur Miller's "The Crucible" on Facebook, HERE, and also at Shutterfly.
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From my Camera: just a few shots -
Over the weekend more and more strung-out heaps of leaves lined streets. Although soggy from yesterday's rain, they'll dry out fast and the Village's super-sized Leaf Vacuum will come along and scoop them up from the Tree Belt (or Terrace.)
Down near Forge Hollow, where the DOT spent a great deal of time rerouting Big Creek during the Summer, even more work has been done with even more man-power and lots of logs. The results are hard to see from the road, but presumably the trout will enjoy the several new "pools" created for them!
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Even on gray days, the tiny blossoms on Witch Hazel trees next to the Marshall Trail and in other woodsy areas are bright....
and Hallowe'en witches and friendly ghosts are appearing here and there throughout the Village - like these on West Bacon Street.
Cheers! to the painters whose work has made the Victorian trim on the 140-year-old Swanberg Home look as good as new!
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IN THE MAIL
From John (Jack) Brouillette: "Seneca Foods notified us this morning that they will not be taking any more green beans this year.
I would like to open the fields to the public to “help themselves”. There are two fields North of Waterville near or on Hanover. One is near the intersection of Peck and Brouillette Road off Hanover Green. The other is down toward the intersection of Shanley and Hanover by the two ponds. If possible, please post and let bloggers know. Sadly, they will be tilled under in a few days. They can contact me at 427-4741 for additional information."
I'm pretty sure that the "day-glo" flags have been put there to show you the fields to which he is referring.
Thank you, Jack!
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A SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Hand Delivered to me by Susan Edkins:
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NEWS of Local Interest.
- from the Observer-Dispatch.
- from the Observer-Dispatch.
"Filmmaker concentrates on area hops growers for documentary"
- from the O-D.
"Filmmaker concentrates on area hops growers for documentary"
- from the O-D.
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WCS Sports Scores
Thursday - Boys' Soccer
Hamilton 2, Waterville 1
Hamilton (8-0, 9-3): Brian Meeks 1-0, Ben Knecht 0-1, Ryan Tuttle 1-0. Tyler Curtis 2 saves, Lucas Ord 3 saves.
Waterville: Alex Nasypany 1-0.
Halftime: Hamilton 2-1.
Friday Football
Herkimer 52, Waterville 20
Austin
Mills rushed for 159 yards and three touchdowns on 18 carries and threw
for another score and Brennen Thompson also had three touchdown runs as
state-ranked No. 18 Herkimer rolled to a 52-20 win over Waterville in a
Class D East football game Friday night.
Thompson
finished with 81 yards on seven carries, Anthony Luppino added a
touchdown run, and Zach Steele had a touchdown reception for the
Magicians (4-1, 5-1).
Herkimer’s Ryan Fahy had nine tackles and three sacks.
Jon Piersma threw three touchdown passes, two to Zach Sawyer and another to Luke Lachman, for Waterville (3-2, 4-2).
Waterville 6 0 6 8 — 20
Herkimer 12 22 12 6 — 52
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COMING EVENTS
Click to enlarge, and for more information please go to DigitalSports.
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At the Library Today
"Spooky Movie" at 6:00
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Introduction to Knitting at 6:30
Knit 2gether at 7:00
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FOR THE RECORD
Congratulations to my fleet-footed son-in-law, Rick Methe,
who ran the Mohawk-Hudson Marathon on Saturday
and shaved 12 minutes off his 2012 time!
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Have a great day everyone!
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COMING EVENTS
Click to enlarge, and for more information please go to DigitalSports.
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At the Library Today
"Spooky Movie" at 6:00
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Introduction to Knitting at 6:30
Knit 2gether at 7:00
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FOR THE RECORD
Congratulations to my fleet-footed son-in-law, Rick Methe,
who ran the Mohawk-Hudson Marathon on Saturday
and shaved 12 minutes off his 2012 time!
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Have a great day everyone!
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