Friday, September 11

Click Here for Photo Gallery of September 11, 2001 from history.com

- WEATHER -

- COVID-19 UPDATES & IN THE MAIL -

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Click Here for the Oneida County COVID-19 Dashboard

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MPS Meal Request Form

Jr/Sr High Meal Request Form

Today at the Jr/Sr High - In-Person

Purple Team: Blocks #1 & #2. Drop off 7:35-7:45 am

Gold Team: Blocks #3 & 4. Drop off: 11:45-11:55 am

"In this country, One in Three families struggles with their diaper need, but together we can make sure that no child ever goes without the diapers they need to be healthy, comfortable and well. This is the ultimate vision of our diaper bank called - It Takes A Village. It sure takes a village to raise a child, and It Takes A Village looks to help us do just that!"

The Learning Club sponsored by Learning at its Best is hosting a drive thru/walk thru Lemonade Sale to help raise funds for Cole Campbell during his fight against Leukemia.

On September 25 from 11-2 students and staff of the Learning Club will be set up outside at 110 E Main St to accept drive thru or walk by orders for lemonade. With staff assistance, students will be managing the event, serving as cashiers, bringing orders to vehicles and delivery orders to locals.

We will have two options available for sale:

-Prepared cups (with lids and straws)of pink or regular lemonade

-To Go Option which includes a bottle of water with a lemonade to go pack.

Recommended donation is $2. Feel free to donate more!

Orders can also be taken and paid for online. We will deliver orders within walking distanced the office

- AROUND TOWN -

Paul Ryder performed at the Village Bandstand on Wednesday evening for the Last Summer Concert. We caught the very beginning, and then witnessed many a household enjoying from their own lawns and porches, or enjoying while strolling the sidewalks.

While this was the last Summer Concert, Matt Chase and Thunder Canyon will perform on Cruisin' Day, Saturday, September 19th, keeping one piece of the annual festival alive.

In honor of September 11th he below photos were shared last year from the CNY Stair climb in 2019. Like many, the event became a virtual one this year.

and 2017

Hub of the Huddle Has Moved!

The Hub of the Huddle is a publication of the Waterville Public Library and so has moved to the Waterville Public Library website. Click HERE for current blog posts.

Monday, January 17

Monday, November 7

- IN MEMORIAM - Evelyn Paulson September 24, 1926 - November 3, 2016 Click Here for Details ***** - WEATHER - ***** - NEWSWORTHY- Where & When to Vote? Click the Image Below for a Direct Link: Who is on the Ballot? Click the Image Below for a Direct Link: ***** - IN THE MAIL - This Week: *** *** *** Waterville Memorial Park School Veteran's Day Celebration Please join the MPS Student Council and Memorial Park Elementary in honoring our local veterans. If you are a veteran interested in attending please call the main office at 841-3700. *** *** Closed in Honor: Post Office (often other Government buildings), WCS Elementary & Jr/Sr Hight, The Waterville Public Library *** *** Cub Scout Pack 23 and Boy Scout Troop 108 will be collecting for the food pantry in Waterville, Deansboro, and Oriskany Falls. Please have your donation visibly out by the front do

Wednesday, October 10

- IN MEMORIAM - Paul Edward Cornelius October 24, 1932 - October 6, 2018 Click Here for Full Obituary Jennie T. Nolan (Sherwood) February 10, 1925 - October 5, 2018 Click Here for Full Obituary ***** - WEATHER - ***** - IN THE NEWS - Kaia Henderson, now a basketball player for New Hartford, made the news for a recent SU scholarship offer. Click Here for the Full Story ***** - IN THE MAIL - ***** - AROUND TOWN - Gas & Milk: *** Congratulations to Abigail Wratten, the Brothertown Optimist Club October Youth of the Month for 2018. Cindy Gallagher, Agricultural Science teacher, and students presented at the October meeting about FFA and agriculture programs. *** Singer/songwriter Jared Campbell visited all ages at WCS as part 1 of a 3 part visit and opportunity throughout the 2018-19 school year. See him at Community Night on Monday, Octobe

Thursday, January 13

-IN MEMORIAM- Ernest J. "Ernie" Werner January 23, 1946 - January 8, 2022 Click HERE for the complete obituary. -WEATHER- -LOCAL CALENDARS- -Village of Waterville- -Waterville Central School- -Waterville Public Library- -Waterville First- -IN THE MAIL- Click HERE for Curtains Ad Link While we need a bit more snow here, if you travel a little north this long weekend, use that library card to check out snowshoes! WPL has 3 Adult pairs and 4 Children's pairs that check out with an adult Mid York library card. Soon we hope to have enough snow for local use too! We (Waterville Historical Society) are closed for the winter months (we're sure winter will arrive) while we complete some building projects. We are open by appointment, either email or FB message us. -AROUND TOWN- Blog Pics Village wreaths are coming down, a sure sign that a new year has begun! Around town, inconsistent snowfall... ...provides the keen observer... ...with an opportunity to... ...appreciate the

Wednesday, April 3

- WEATHER - ***** - VILLAGE NOTES - Click for webpage with Full Notes from Trustee Nichols Also from Trustee Nichols, an update on speed in the village. Data has again been retrieved from the Village's radar speed signs. The portable sign has been placed on NYS315 for the past 3 weeks. I have noticed first-hand that this sign's presence has made a huge difference in slowing vehicles down coming into the village. Reminder that the sign records data at the time the vehicle passes the sign, not when the vehicle first registers on the sign. Buell Ave (Route 315), from March 11 - April 1. Traveling into the village: Total vehicles: 22,424 0 - 30 MPH: 11,715 (52.24%) 31 - 35 MPH: 4,431 (19.76%) 36 - 40 MPH: 3,022 (13.48%) 41 - 45 MPH: 1,891 (8.43%) 46 - 65 MPH: 1,365 (6.09%) - Some of these vehicles were moving over 75 MPH. Traveling out of the village: Total vehicles: 23,834 0 - 30 MPH: 2,415 (10.13%) 31 - 35 MPH: 6,041 (25.35%) 36 - 40 MPH: 6,88

Friday, September 11

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