Friday, September 4

- IN MEMORIAM -

Irene B. Jaquays (Mazor)

December 4, 1929 - September 2, 2020

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- WEATHER -

- COVID-19 UPDATES & IN THE MAIL -

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Click Here for the Latest from the CDC

Click Here for the NYS Department of Labor

Click Here for the NYS Park Department

Click Here for the Oneida County COVID-19 Dashboard

Click Here for the Madison County COVID-19 Dashboard

Complete the meal request form at www.watervillecsd.org under the “school and re-opening tab.” Please submit by Friday each week.

Monday, September 7th

- AROUND TOWN -

Chromebook Pickup, along with masks and bits of other needed supplies, took place at the Jr/Sr High last evening. If you were unable to make it, you can still pick up your student's items today until Noon today. For MPS Full-Time Remote Learners picked up last night, but In Person Learners will receive theirs in school, once it begins.

Photo: Waterville Central School District

Photo: Waterville Central School District

This photo was shared out by the Positivity Project, with excitement to welcome students back to school!

The MPS Tiger points out the two doors for students to enter through on Tuesday. K-2 on the left. 3-6 on the right.

Also Thursday night, the King was finally able to take the stage after wind and rain postponed the Bandstand Summer Concert a day. Photo by Don Brown II, the acting King himself.

Thank you to Sharon Furgison, who shared some photos!

Right around Labor Day weekend, we usually start missing Roc's as it closes for the season. This year, they're still open! Until further notice, you can get your Roc-Star ice cream fix (and more) from 4-8 pm.

It's that Labor Day weekend feel out there. Summer is still hanging on strong, but Autumn can be seen and felt inching in.

Hop season is also evident at the Historical Society and the Lally gardens at the Library.

Happy Labor Day weekend! No blog post on Monday. We'll see you again on Wednesday, after start of school (Tuesday, September 8th).

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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

Monday, December 14

Click Here for the Daniel Barden Mudfest including the Barden Adventure Scholarship - WEATHER -

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, 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 e

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