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Wednesday, July 17

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With big fits of rain coming and going as remnants of Hurricane Barry passes through, a Flash Flood Watch has been issued.

Then, there is the expected heat index for the weekend... You don't have to shovel it, but also stay cool.
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- IN THE MAIL -

****POSTPONED****
Due to weather, see the Swamp Drivers on Wednesday September 4th, 6-8 pm.






















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- AROUND TOWN -

Gas & Milk:


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Over the weekend, McKenna Furner earned a Miss Madison County crown!  Congratulations McKenna!

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Yesterday, July 16th, marked the 50th Anniversary of Apollo 11!
Where were you?
"'Liftoff. We have a liftoff. 32 minutes past the hour. Liftoff on Apollo 11."
50 years ago #now, Apollo 11 launched and began its historic journey to the Moon. In addition to those watching at NASA's Kennedy Space Center, an estimated 25 million Americans watched the live TV broadcast which was transmitted to a total of 33 countries on 6 continents."
- Nasa History

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Photo: Tom Eisenhut
Tuesday, the sky was far more blue, presenting a nice backdrop for special birthday wishes for Kaitlin Eisenhut.

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Despite Tuesday being the calm before the storms that have moved in, it still brought the surprise of a down tree for those on the St. Bernard's property. That was later followed by a small gas leak. The staff were grateful for the quick response of  Hutchings Tree Service, the Village of Waterville, and NYSEG.
Photos: St. Bernard's Parish



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The gallery wall at the Waterville Public Library is currently displaying some of the fun promotional work that Pamela Hoffman, who was fondly known as Miss Pam, used her talent to create over her years in Waterville (along with many amusing story times, costumes, and more).





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