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Friday, December 14

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Photo: The Waterville Times Facebook

Multiple Fire Departments, including Oriskany Falls, Waterville and Deansboro, responded to a house fire on Sanger Hill Road Thursday morning.  The house is a loss, and efforts are in effect to help the owner.


From the Skeele Insurance Agency Facebook:
"Sadly, our neighbor and Legionnaire Lee Edwards of Sanger Hill Road, had a horrible house fire this morning and lost everything, including his pet. He was able to escape with no injuries but everything he had is gone. The Agency is accepting any/all donations of lightly used or new clothing, toiletries and small appliances at this time. Shirts: Large, Pants: 32x29. Gift cards for Dollar General, Stewart’s and CVS are also appropriate.  Thank you in advance for your gracious giving for this hardship!"

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More than 400 Pajama Drive items collected by Waterville Elementary...

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@Watervillesupt:
"115 pairs of mittens were donated by the Waterville School Community and delivered to the Waterville Christmas committee. Debbie Lemery was there to accept the donation. Jr. HIgh Student Council members pictured are Anthony, Tairyn, Jesse and Annabella."

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Superintendent Chafee was also there supporting at the HS Winter Concert as well.
Photos @watervillesupt


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Wreaths have been added to the Soldiers and Sailors monument



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