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Friday, March 30

- WEATHER -




Rain has brought flooding to some local areas

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- NEWSWORTHY -

"Waterville Marine Surprises Family with Early Homecoming"


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- IN THE MAIL -









Waterville Baptist Church: 10 am Breakfast; 11 am Service
Waterville Methodist Church: 11 am Service
St. Bernard's Catholic Church see below

















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- AROUND TOWN -

These WCS students were selected based on applications to visit the Rome Labs Science and Technology Department to explore various careers and opportunities. 

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Wednesday Night the community came out to support Ella Ryan with a massive Bake Sale & Raffle!
Thanks to Sheila Zombek for allowing us to share her photos (and her organizational skills)







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Crowds, cheers, and smiles came out for the Faculty Basketball Tournament to benefit the WCS Art Club Thursday night.


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Easter Egg Hunt's Past:
2016

2017:


In preparation for this year... bring your boots! However the sun is predicted to shine!


For perspective:
March 31, 2017:




April 3, 2017




April 4, 2016:




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