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Monday, August 29

By Hub of the Huddle
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Right through Labor Day Weekend 
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- NEWSWORTHY -


AP photo/Gene J. Puskar

Maine-Endwell defeated South Korea 2-1 on Sunday in the 
Little League World Championship game in Williamsport, PA.

Photo by Little League Baseball

Even more notable: "Maine-Endwell, which finished 5-0 in the tournament and 24-0 this postseason, is the first United States team to win the overall title since 2011 and the first from New York since 1964." syracuse.com
Click Here to Read more at syracuse.com

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Shaq joins Bear Grylls in the ADK, including a rumored stint on the Adirondack Scenic Railroad in "Running Wild with Bear Grylls."



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- IN THE MAIL -

Continuing - September 5th
Syracuse NY
(send us your photos from The Fair too)







Market Wednesdays continue until September 28th
Last Wednesday of August = the Last Night of Music!



Village of Waterville Calendar


*No Blog Post Labor Day

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BACK TO SCHOOL




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District Calendar
Click Picture for Live Link

Also, 7th Grade Orientation
Wed. Sept. 7th, 12:45 -2:15 @ the Jr/Sr High


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Annual Cruisin' Into Waterville

Vendor, Kids Run, Mary Cleary 5k, Softball Tournament, Chili Cook-Off, Tractor Show

Hurry to turn in Vendor Forms!
 


From Waterville Residential Care:
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- AROUND TOWN -

The somewhat New Kid on the Block
Website soon at belfieldre.com


Also coming soon
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Friday Night's calm near Hanover


By Monday morning, people seemed to wake with either far more or far less sleep after the power outage from ~7:30 pm - 10:30 pm Sunday night.
The clouds rolled in slowly, but provided quite the show along with some thunder and lightning. 

Once the power was out, many people took to the outdoors. Downtown was bustling with walkers, bikers, and plenty of porch sitting  But many were quick to comment that seeing the village dark was a bit eerie.  The next round of lightening and rain then sent most inside.

By this morning, no local outages were reported on NYSEG's Outage Map or site
* Thank You * to all of the workers & volunteers 
who worked to get the power back on and provide safety in the meantime.


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