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Monday, March 7

- IN MEMORIAM- 
Nancy Reagan
July 6, 1921 - March 6, 2016
Wife of the 40th President of the USA, Ronald Reagan, 1981-1989
Born Anne Frances Robbins on July 6, 1921, in New York City, Nancy Davis was the daughter of Edith Luckett, an actress, and Kenneth Robbins, a car dealer who abandoned the family soon after her birth. 
Miss Luckett resumed her stage career when her daughter was 2 and sent 
the child to live with relatives in Bethesda, Md. In 1929, 
Mrs. Luckett married a Chicago neurosurgeon, 
Loyal Davis, who adopted Nancy and gave her the family name...  
Click Here to read more from the New York Times article 



-WEATHER -
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- IN THE MAIL -

Yesterday, March 6th to Melissa Moshetti Tanner
Today, March 7th to Ella Briggs
Tomorrow, March 8th to Tracy Tanner Beasley
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March Madness Chess Bracket Battle 
Throughout the month of March, members of the Waterville school community are competing to determine the best chess player at the Waterville Junior/Senior High School Library via a March Madness Bracket-Style Chess Competition. 
Waterville Junior/Senior High School students Gideon, Micah, Brett, 
and Addison compete as Griffin observes.

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While the Observer Dispatch has an article on the Iditarod, and the snow that was shipped in for the race... (click here to read the full article)
Observer Dispatch:  Defending Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race champion Dallas Seavey (16) waves to the crowd as she begins the ceremonial start of the 1,000-mile race in Anchorage, Alaska, Saturday, March 5, 2016. (AP Photo/Michael Dinneen)
The Races at the American Legion, Post 92
on Route 20 have been cancelled again 
due to lack of snow.
The weekend will still include
Live Music by All Tuned Up
Sat. March 12th, 8-11 pm
$2 Cover Charge
Chicken BBQ
Sun. March 13th
Noon- Sold Out

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WCS  Musical
Don't forget to call Linda Hughes in WCS Business Office 
@ 841-3800 for tickets 
$7 for reserved seating

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The new Marshall Historical Society News Letter is available.
Click Here to find it online

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MPS PTA Meeting 
Tonight @ 6:30 pm

PARP Calendar
including Wacky Clothes Wednesday this week
Send or tag us in your pictures of your wacky clothes child!
 
Click to Enlarge

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WCS Board of Education
Meeting Tues. March 8th 
 @ 6:30 pm
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- AT THE LIBRARY -

Free Friday Matinee
Fri. March 11
@ 1 pm
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Don't forget to Sign up for this craft party by Fri. March 11th.
Older teens are also welcome.

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You have 1 more day to stop in and guess for Week #1!

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