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Friday, May 8

Milk Give-Away at MPS Tuesday, May 5th 

- WEATHER -



- COVID-19 UPDATES & IN THE MAIL -

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Canceled/PostponedSangerfield Cemetery Association has postponed its 
annual meeting and election of three trustees, until a future date, at which time a Legal Notice will be posted.  

From the Jr/Sr High:
Click Here for an Update on Online Learning 
Students and parents, progress reports are now available on Parent Portal. 
Progress reports will be mailed home to all students.
From MPS:
Click Here for the PDF Update for MPS Online Learning

The Waterville Board of Education meetings for May 12 & 19, 2020
 will take place at 5:00 pm. remotely. Please see the School Website https://www.watervillecsd.org/







Click Here for Info or to Help this Group of Locals Sewing Masks





From the Brothertown Optimist Club regarding the Brothertown Scholarship Fund:




North Brookfield Fire Department Mother's Day Chicken BBQ
Sunday, May 10
11 - til gone
Dinners Only - $10
Drive-Thru Style Pick-Up in front of the Firehouse, delivered right to your vehicle.





- AROUND TOWN -

Tuesday's Milk Give-Away ended with all 750 gallons of milk distributed to the community. Plus, the Layers of Love, local mask sewing group, offered free masks to all who drove through. Thank you to all of the volunteers making assisting these and similar operations. For those in need or needing to avoid shopping in person, the SUNY Morrisville Dairy Drive-Thru offers their final distribution today, after beginning April 10th, from 4-6 pm.

The setting May"Flower" Supermoon


If you were in downtown Waterville on Thursday afternoon, you might have seen or been offered a drink from this duo who deemed their travels #equineandwine  Their goal to pass out a little joy and refreshment as they noticed stress levels increasing.


Despite the snow in the forecast for Mother's Day weekend, the seasonal gauge in front of Morgan's Hardware show signs of plenty of backyard gardening, relaxation and warm weather ahead.

Hopefully all of the tulips and other blooms that have been enjoying the recent sunshine continue to flourish after the weekend weather.

Whether it snows or not, you can still surprise mom with plenty of flowers, potted plants, and more this Sunday, as Merri-Rose Florish and Alcott's Garden Center have been sharing photos to remind us all that they can deliver right to your car.
Photo: Merri-Rose Florist
Hanging baskets, arrangements, and more!


Photo: Alcott's Garden Center

Photo: Alcott's Garden Center
Potted Tomato Plants


Things to remember for the weekend: 
Don't put away the snow brush for your car. 
Pitch in to help keep Waterville Clean, and participate in the Waterville Rotary Clean Up Day, 
Mother's Day is SUNDAY and you can celebrate with Drive-Thru Chicken BBQ from the North Brookfield Fire Department (as well as other things).

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