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Friday, February 5

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 - IN MEMORIAM -

Richard L. Wiley
July 10, 1933 - January 30, 2021
- WEATHER -
- COVID-19 UPDATES & IN THE MAIL -

Click Here for the Latest from Governor Cuomo
Click Here for the COVID Report Card
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 Vaccine Information
Click Here for the Madison County COVID-19 Dashboard


Winter Break Meal Kit (Pick Up Waterville Public Library)
Please submit ASAP or by February 10th

High Risk Winter Sports Update
3:30 PM on Wednesday, February 3


Parents and Community Members:


At 1:55 PM on Wednesday, February 3, Dr. Spring, Superintendent of Schools, received the linked documentation from the Oneida County Health Department regarding high risk winter sports.


As a result of these guidelines, the district will need to make adjustments to the plan that was presented during the Tuesday, February 2 Board of Education meeting. This may delay the anticipated start date for sports, originally set for Wednesday, February 10. This delay may be necessary to ensure that the district plan complies with these new guidelines.


We understand the disappointment and stress these changes are creating for our student-athletes. As a district, we remain committed to getting our student-athletes on the court in as safe a manner as possible.


Oneida County Health Department Document


Thank you,

Administrative Team
Waterville Central School District




Monday, February 8, 2021 at 10 AM EST – 6 PM EST

The kiddos in Learning Club are hosting a Bottle and Can drive to raise money so they can purchase gift certificates for our local educators and medical personnel for their tremendous support they have given us throughout the pandemic. Gift certificates will be purchased from local businesses, providing even more community support!

Please see event details regarding how to nominate a educator or medical professional for a gift certificate, how to drop off bottles and cans the day of and how to provide monetary donations to help our cause.






- AROUND TOWN -

Did you vote yet?
In case you missed it Wednesday, Glen Carroll shared that this Waterville graduate could use some hometown help! 
My son, Patrick Carroll has been selected as one of 25 finalists for Pabst Blue Ribbon, Can Art.  The top 5 vote getters will have a Tall Boy with their Art with the top vote receiver winning $10,000.

Click HERE to vote!


From Village Trustee Daniel Nichols: 
A big “Thank You” to our local DPW, town, county, and state plow crews for working hard this week to keep our roadways open and helping keep excessive snow buildup in town under control.




We can vouch that they started well before dawn, and by the end of the day one could hardly guess there was a WCS snow day only a few days before.

If a Snow Day on February 2nd draws any memories, 10 years ago they had just the same. This year though, Punxsutawney Phil seemed to have learned a lesson and he saw his shadow. That makes it a more accurate prediction for 6 more weeks of winter. 
Below photos from At Home in Huddle, February 2, 2011
Babbott Ave
Berril Ave
Osborne Ave

Meanwhile on Main Street, we were only getting a glimpse of possibility at the now Sticks N' Stones.



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