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Wednesday, March 22

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Happy Birthday (tomorrow) to Patty Louise (of The Waterville Times)!

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Utica's St. Patrick's Day Parade is Rescheduled for this Sat. March 25th

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Tween Craft Night at the Waterville Public Library
Kids in grades 4-7 | Sign Up at the library or send us a message
Kids can enjoy pizza, snacks and a craft!
The March project is a clothespin picture frame.

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The snow dumped from Stella has made for a winter playground for many.  As it continues to melt and get get use be sure to check conditions as needed.

For snowmobiles, there is this interactive map:
Click Image for Link
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Marshall Towpath:






On Bacon St you'll notice this tall guy!  Thank you to Sabrina Blunt and company for adding some cheer to the Village (and letting us use this picture).

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Help us document the fun that comes with a good blizzard too!
Don't forget to  send pictures of how you've been enjoying the snow.  Facebook message us at Hub of the Huddle, or email hubhuddle@gmail.com.

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