Wednesday, February 3

- 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

The big talk, high-risk winter sports:

Click Here for Tuesday night's WCS Board Meeting

Click Here for Oneida County Guidelines released today

MPS Meal Request

Jr/Sr High Meal Request

Winter Break Meal Kit (Pick Up Waterville Public Library)

Please submit ASAP or by February 10th

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 -

Exciting news coming in from Glen Carroll, who is also asking for a some of that good 'ol Waterville support to show up!

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!

Gas:

There's nothing quite like a fresh blanket of snow in the winter to revitalize the landscape. That and some sunshine. Stay tuned tomorrow for the sunshine! Pinks, reds and flowers are continuing to pop up all around as well.

Coming Soon

Our first post is coming soon!

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, September 23

- WEATHER - Happy Fall! Click Here to Learn more about the Fall Equinox ***** - LOCAL CALENDARS - Click Images for Links to Calendars Village: Waterville Public Library: Waterville Central School District: WCS Sports: ***** - IN THE MAIL - ***** - AROUND TOWN - What a gorgeous day for Cruisin' Into Waterville this past Saturday! If anything, it was a bit warm for some- but no one really wanted to complain! We'll kick off the photos with the Parade! Then, more to come throughout the week. *** In honor of the first day of Fall, we stopped by the Pryputniewicz Farm which is always a beautiful sight of bounty this time of year. Not only did we get a glimpse of their variety of vegetables and pumpkins, but the kids offered to take charge of the camera to give the best views of their favorites. Enjoy! ...

Friday, April 27

- WEATHER - Click Below for more on April's Pink Moon from space.com ***** - IN THE MAIL - LIVE AUCTION for following items will be held @ 415pm. Curve industries snowmobile skis Generator Hunting bow 125 gallons fuel oil Stihl chainsaw Farmall pedal tractor Silent and Chinese auction winners will be announced @ 430pm. See you Saturday April 28th @ Sangferfield legion post #92 in Waterville from 1pm to 5pm. BUSHOR BENEFIT May: Waterville First’s 3 rd Annual Business Expo Saturday, May 12th An opportunity for Waterville area businesses to: Meet potential customers face to face Bring samples, handouts, applications, etc. to publicize your business Network with other businesses Delicious Pancake breakfast hosted by Waterville Fireman’s Ladies Auxiliary! To Sign Up Click Here Email us at ...

Monday, January 25

- IN THE MAIL - ******* - LOCAL SEEN - Looked ominous, but Winter Storm Jonah missed us! Along Route 20 over Richfield way. Photo: jmr ****** - 100 YEARS AGO - World War One was beginning to rage in Europe, having begun in August 1914. The US would not enter the war until April 2017. Click Here for a History Channel website chronicling the titanic struggle, day by day. We'll keep you posted on major events from time to time as the WW1 centennial progresses. This aerial photo of trenches in France was taken 95 years after the the first Battle of the Somme , which would ignite on July 1, a hundred years ago this coming summer. One of the most horrific battles in all recorded history, more than a million people were wounded or killed in total. The British alone suffered approximately 60,000 casualties on the first day of fighting (after a week of heavy artillery shelling on German f...

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