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Monday, July 27


- WEATHER -


- COVID-19 UPDATES & IN THE MAIL -


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Village Board meeting tonight at 7 PM at the Village Hall. This meeting will be held in-person and open to the public. If attending, please wear a mask covering your nose and mouth and maintain at least six feet between yourself and others



Milk will be distributed at Waterville Jr./Sr. High from 4:00 until 6:00 on July 29. Limit two per car.






- AROUND TOWN -

Live music returned to Waterville last Friday with local talent Nick Piccininni at the Waterville Public Library. The crowd was further apart and stayed seated- a huge difference from the relaxed, meandering feel of most library events. But able to enjoy a blue sky summer night with great music and a food offerings grilled (and delivered) by the Waterville Rotary Club. The Club then puts any proceeds towards local programming.


Any time this summer, you can walk along and enjoy the ever-growing Community Outdoor Art Show. Blank lawn signs can be picked up at the library for use.


It's time for local Sweet Corn!

Despite the relatively cool morning, it's a scorcher of a summer day! Stay cool!

The park is getting plenty of enjoyment by the local wildlife, with possibly more to come before the end of summer.

If nature doesn't do it, it might be a good night to make check on watering all those lovely gardens.








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