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Monday, June 3

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Over the busy June 1st weekend, rain and thunderstorms mostly held off for a wide assortment of annual events.

Friday night earned more buzz on the track!
New school record Dylan williams 800 by 2 seconds 2:00.87 placing 3rd. Girls 4x4 Lydia Snow, Amy Lakata, Megan Wittenbeck, and Sydney Hajdasz(alternate ciara Owens) placed 3rd with a seasons best time (-4 seconds) 4:17.62 only 2 seconds shy of the school record. Sydney Hajdasz competing in the 200m as well with a seasons best time of 27.89!!! Congrats to all



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WCS participated in the 70th Annual Sherburne Pageant of the Bands.
Jazz Band - 2nd Place
Concert Band - 3rd Place
Parade - 4th Place

Photos Sherburne-Earlville Central School District








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The Annual Rotary Auction had a great turnout, and was noted as both a fun and successful year! Auctioneers Keith Peavey and Dennis Taylor were praised for getting the crowd laughing and bidding. The Rotary Club would also like to extend thanks to all of the vendors, local business, and community members who helped to make the event a success. Interested in joining? Rotary meets every Thursday at  Michael's Fine Food at 6:30 pm.  Please contact any member for details.






The main raffles were drawn by an impartial and willing attendee!

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The Waterville Mountain Bike Club traveled to Walnut Mountain in Liberty, NY for a slick and muddy race. Waterville earned a 3rd, 4th, and 7th place. Well done!







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Back in Waterville The Loomis Gang Documentary crew visited Ben and Carol Wood's farm to film. Click through to learn more about this documentary
Photos from The Loomis Gang Documentary



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Speaking of history, the Waterville Historical Society can now be found on Instagram @watervillehistoricalsociety. John G. Brouillette will be managing the page, which will be dedicated to documenting the history of Waterville in before-and-after photographs, newspaper clipping, and many other formats to showcase the rich history of our small town.
  

"This photograph of Main Street facing west was taken about 1880. In addition to the advent of color photography, Main Street in 2019 features traffic lights, paved roads, and sidewalks. Waterville has come a long way since the 1880s, but many of the buildings pictured, as well as many other buildings in the village, still stand."

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