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Friday, December 4


-  NEWSWORTHY -


Cast list for the 2016 WCS musical.
Look out for the musical in March!




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- ATTENTION PLEASE -


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- COMING EVENTS -


Waterville Public Library

Village of Waterville

Waterville Central School

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- IN THE MAIL -





- NOTEWORTHY -

Waterville Indoor Farmers Market

From the Indoor Farmers Market Facebook page:
"We will be opening on Wednesday December 9th. 2:00pm to 6:00pm. We will be at the Waterville Village Hall, the 2nd and 4th Wednesday from December thru April. Come down and support the vendors. Our vendors success depends on loyal customers, which in turn creates loyal vendors.
See you for the winter season."


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-SCENE HEREABOUTS  -

Waterville Post Office
Window display was designed and painted by the Waterville High School Art Club.
Members include: Madyson Bridge, Mikenzi Bridge, Helen Chadderdon,
Selena Davis, Indy Neidhart, Diana Selyuzhitskaya & Samuel Stuttard

On East Bacon Street 

On Babbott Ave.


Main Street Light Posts 

Stafford Ave.

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- ON THIS DATE -


Space Milestone: International Space Station Launch
December 4, 1998
The shuttle Endeavor took a U.S. component of the space station named Unity into orbit 220 miles from Earth where spacewalking astronauts fastened it to a component launched by the Russians, November 20th, 1998. The Unity Node contains more than 50,000 mechanical items, 216 lines to carry fluids and gases, and 121 internal and external electrical cables using six miles of wire.
For more information visit your public library!
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Ed. Note:   Speaking of Space, don't forget to mark your calendars for 
PUBLIC STARGAZING, 7:30p, SaturdayDecember 12
at the Barton-Brown Observatory, Waterville Public Library.
Beginning at 8:30p  there will be a guided tour of the sky
by our hosts, the Mohawk Valley Astronomical Society.
Dress warmly and remember it is weather permitting
More Information


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