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Friday, March 20

- WEATHER-


- COVID-19 UPDATES & IN THE MAIL -

All Information Subject to Change- especially as change is happening so quickly to help protect the health everyone.



Click Here for news  from WKTV on the Executive Order that 100% of the non-essential service workforce must now stay home:
"According to the governor's website, businesses considered essential include:  Shipping, Media, Warehouses, Grocery and food production, Pharmacies, Healthcare providers, Utilities, Banks/Financial Institutions, Other industries critical to the supply chain."

Click Here for more from the webpage of Governor Cuomo 
Click Here for Federal Tax Information, including Coronavirus Tax Relief
Click Here for the CNY Homepage Guide to Essential vs. Non Essential

From WCSD:
Good afternoon. This is Mr. Chafee. During this current health crisis you may be considered an essential employee who is still required to work. Child care placement may be available to essential employees who work in health care, who are first responders, who work in grocery stores, in transportation, some construction fields, certain non profit agencies and in the food or supply distribution fields.
If you believe that you may qualify, please call the Oneida-Herkimer-Madison Child Care Resource Center at 315-223-7850 extension 222. 
Thank you to all of the essential personnel who continue to support our community's safety and health. Please be safe, and whenever possible, stay at home.





Click for all Village of Waterville Updates
The Village Municipal Hall will be closed to the public effective Tuesday, March 17 until further notice. The office will still be staffed and can be reached at 315-841-4221. Any bill payments can be dropped in our outside drop box. All Village services will continue to run as normal.














Restaurants are still considered essential in food supply through Take Out & Delivery Options.
Michael's Fine Food responded with this option:
Our chefs have been hard at work the past couple of days and we are very pleased to introduce our new takeout and delivery menu. We have consolidated both Michael’s Fine Food and Spirits & Hamilton Inn’s inventories and are offering favorites from both. Starting tomorrow, we will begin offering take out orders only. The hours are as follows:
Thursday-Friday: 12pm-8pm
Saturday: 4pm-8pm
Sunday: Closed
Beginning next week we will be offering both takeout and delivery during the following hours:
Monday-Friday: 12pm-8pm
Saturday: 4pm-8pm
Sunday: Closed
We have set up an online ordering platform in which the link to can be found on both the Hamilton Inn and Michael’s Fine Food and Spirits websites. Orders may be placed via phone or through our online ordering platform beginning at 8am each day.
We are still offering our entire catering by the tray menu as well but ask for a two day advance notice on any of these orders.
This new menu we are offering exclusively out of our Hamilton Inn location with hopes of offering the same at our Michael’s location sometime soon and put even more of our employees back to work.
We continue to be humbled and deeply moved by the support from all of the surrounding communities and are very anxious to serve you!
*Curbside Pickup Available on Request*
Very Truly Yours,
Michael Latreille, Chef/Small Business Owner 
  

New York Pizzeria & Johnny's China Cafe still have their Take Out Menus available




















At Home Programming to go with Digital Services from the Waterville Public Library



- AROUND TOWN -



From the Waterville Central School District:
"All those Chromebooks are now in students' hands.
Special shout out to Mr. Shue, our Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES tech guru! Couldn't be more thankful for the hard work of our faculty and staff!!!"



Meanwhile, spring has begun, Easter is nearing, and things will continue on- just differently for a time.








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