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Friday, March 17

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The Utica St. Patrick's Day parade that was postponed last weekend due to weather will now take place on Sat. March 25.  


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Stella hit Tuesday!
In case some of our readers are not local, we had Snow Storm Stella, which began Tuesday and left people digging out on Wednesday,  It ended up being accumulating some of the highest blizzard snow totals in a 24 hour period. Travel bans were in place Tuesday evening in and effort to keep drivers and rescue teams safe, as well as to allow plows to try to get the roads cleared.   See local pictures from the past few days below.


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Photo: Dana Jerzak

While Stella was snowing & blowing Dana & Fred Jerzak drove to Boston... as a new liver became available for their son, Gavin, who was born with Biliary Atresia.
Congratulations and continued best wishes to Gavin and family!

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While it may not feel quite in the air.. Spring does officially start on Monday!








Tickets available at the WCS District Office



AMERICAN RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE
SATURDAY, MARCH 25,  2017, from 8:30 to 1:30
Waterville Village Hall.





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Our Favorite Stella pictures sent in by you!
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Monday Afternoon, pre-Stella:




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Tuesday:
Noon at the Waterville Public Library- 
there's a field back there, and this marker is now so far buried that we can't currently find it.

3 pm

5 pm

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Wednesday

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Thursday:
School resumed in Waterville, and people were able to get out and about (with a lot of careful glances around snowbanks).



Thanks to the many residents who chipped in and made sure hydrants were clear near their houses.



The plow marker is in there...somewhere...
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Friday:






With no school today, we're sure there's plenty of people out there enjoying the snow!  Keep sending us pictures!  Meanwhile, we'll see you Monday for the first day of Spring...

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