Monday, May 3

- WEATHER -

- LOCAL CALENDARS -

Village:

Waterville Central School District:

Waterville Public Library:

Greater Waterville Community Calendar (Waterville First)

- COVID-19 UPDATES & IN THE MAIL -

Click Here for Vaccine Information

Click Here for NYS Updates

Click Here for the COVID Report Card

Click Here for 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

Also Read the WCS Newsletter HERE

WCS Capital Project Updates Page

Click for WCS Summer Program

Waterville/Sangerfield Pre-Registration Link

TUESDAY, MAY 4, 2021 AT 6 PM EDT – 7:30 PM EDT

Tee/Coach Pitch/Minor League

Roc-Star Ice Cream & Eatery

Little League sign ups for boys/girls ages 4 (by Aug 31st)- 12.

$35 per player includes hat, shirt, and Little League insurance fees. Each child registered gets a free ice cream if present. Cash or checks made out to: Waterville Little League

Ages 4-6 need to play at least 1 season of teeball before being able to play coach pitch. 7 year old first year players can elect to go right into coach pitch. Youth ages 7-12 can play either coach pitch or minor level.

Bring a COPY of birth certificate that we keep on file. If your child played in past years, then no need to bring it again. Have their insurance card, so you can look at it to write their insurance card # on their registration forms.

When you arrive, we will give you the forms you need. Please take them to your car, fill them out, and return them when finished.

We hope your kiddos get out and have fun this season!!! AYSO soccer is just starting up. The soccer season usually ends the last week of June before baseball begins with younger kids in this league. Baseball is typically the last week of June until the last week of July. Teeball is generally on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Coach Pitch and Minor are generally on Monday and Thursday evenings.

Please call/text Courtney Spatto at 3155425760 with questions.

2021 Trash Days - May 6, 7, 8 

Trash days for residents of the Town of Marshall outside the Village of Waterville will be Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 6-8. Our hours of operation will be from 7:00 am - 3:30 pm. At this time, you will be able to bring your trash to the town barn and employees will be there to direct you. You will need to bring an item indicating your address (ex. driver's license, mail, etc).

Can Bring - Televisions, mattress, stuffed furniture, wooden furniture, bicycles, lawn mowers, fiberglass insulation, plasterboard, shingles, small appliances, empty and dry paint cans, stoves, washing machines and dryers.

Cannot Bring - Thinner cans, oil or gasoline containers, toxic chemical containers, asbestos, garbage, farm machinery, green waste, automobiles, refrigerators, tires, freezers, air conditioners.

 

PLEASE NOTE: Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, you will be responsible for unloading your own trash. Town employees will not be able to assist you.

 

For more information, please call the Town Highway Department - 315-841-8051 or 315-794-3852.

- AROUND TOWN -

Mother's Day weekend is upon us! Sunday is the exact day to be ready for the mother figure in your life. The several days of on and off rain have indeed brought more May flowers. A sight that's not getting old. We don't have any pictures of Saturday morning's snow. It melted off by noon, and we'd just like to forget that beautiful white blanket occurred. 

Go back to East Bacon St. to spot the tulips we accidentally cut off while gazing at the blooms on the branches above! The street itself is a pleasure right now with a canopy of blossoms.

While we didn't take photos, MPS was full of activity as students experienced their first full day back since 2020. One more reason to toss a thank you to our local teachers and beyond during Teacher Appreciation Week. There's also May the Fourth be with You and well as Cinco de Mayo to celebration this week. But from the sounds of cheering at ball fields, sidewalks filled with those seeking fresh air, and general activity, there's plenty of celebrating just the bit of normalcy returning to life in our community.