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Monday, March 26

- IN THE NEWS -

Photo: Waterville Times
Fire and sorrowful news struck the Buschor family and Deansboro Sunday morning.
Fire Departments from Deansboro, Waterville, Oriskany Falls, Clinton, and Vernon Center responded to the call around 7 am. The fire deemed fatal for Mary Lou Buschor, despite efforts by her husband, Robert, and son, Bobby, to rescue her.

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Click Link Here to Donate on the GoFundMe page
Further donations of time and skill to rebuild, clothing, etc. are being arranged.


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Happy Birthday Terry Tanner!


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- LOCAL CALENDARS -

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- IN THE MAIL -















Waterville Methodist Church: 11 am Service
Waterville Baptist: 10 am Breakfast, 11 am Service







Waterville Village Trustee, and Waterville First Board President, Brian Bogan will go over the village strategic plan, as we prepare to submit an updated version. Please come with your ideas and we can review the community needs and priorities survey. 
The current 2010 strategic plan can be found on the Village website:http://bit.ly/2Cq58Vl.











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- AROUND TOWN -


Friday night, MPS 5th & 6th Grade presented Bugsy Malone Jr to a pack auditorium/gymnasium.










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Sunday, despite the unexpected and tragic circumstances the Barton Hose Company out of Deansboro still pulled off a wonderful Palm Sunday Ham Dinner, the 63rd Annual.  Community members came out in support to help prepare and set up, then to eat.




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