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Friday, April 22

- WEATHER -


Click Here to Read about the History of Earth Day via livescience

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- IN MEMORIAM -
Prince

The musical icon passed away Thurs. April 21 at the age of 57.
Click here for The Washington Post Coverage
Click here for Vanity Fair Coverage
Click here for the Huffington Post Coverage on How the World Honoring Him

One Example: The New Yorker tweeted an sneak at next week's cover
'In honor of Prince, an early look at next week's cover, "Purple Rain": http://nyer.cm/G6UMqot'
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- NEWSWORTHY -
Be sure to check out the work of
Waterville Native, Mike Lemery.
His film on the 'Conowingo Dam Bald Eagles'
will be shown on Nat Geo Wild Channel
Fri. April 22 (Today) @ 6:30 pm
Click Here or on the Picture for a Live Link


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You may have heard that Utica Baseball has returned as the Utica Blue Sox.

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Happy 90th Birthday Queen Elizabeth (yesterday, April 21)
Click Here for BBC News Coverage

Photo from the Today Show

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- IN THE MAIL -



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The Marshall Historical Society April Newsletter
is now available Click Here to Read

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Poolville Indoor Farmer Market Seasonal Finale
Sat. April 23
10 am - Noon
"Come celebrate spring and stock up on local foods at the Poolville Farmers Market, this Saturday from 10am to Noon. This is the final winter market of the season before Hamilton Farmers Market opens on Saturday, May 9th . Spring is here and local farms are busy growing all sorts of fresh food for you and your families. "



Next Waterville Indoor Market
Wed. April 27th
Upstairs in Morgan's Hardware
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Next Weekend:
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- AROUND TOWN -


The Firehouse Sign


The lines in town have been getting a touch up.




DPW is out conquering lots of spring tasks


Deansboro, NY


Marshall Towpath Trail
Part of the Chenango Canal Towpath Trail
Click Here to Read More

Note the new Electric Fence bordering one property 
(particularly if you're with young children or animals).






 



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The Pre-K had a beautiful Art Gala at the Waterville Library.
Be sure to stop in before the end of April to get a closer look at these book inspired art pieces!





- AT THE LIBRARY -




Big May Events to Register for:
  


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