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Friday, June 18



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Important Update Regarding Graduation!!!

NYS has updated guidance. Graduation will be held at 10:30 AM in the Jr./Sr. High School Auditorium. All parties are asked to wear masks, regardless of vaccination status. Students will be provided 4 tickets each during rehearsal tomorrow.

Hooray for the Class of 2021!!!

All registered Democratic Party voters of the Town of Sangerfield are encouraged to attend a caucus of the Democratic Party of Oneida County to nominate candidates for office in the Town of Sangerfield to stand at the general election of November 2, 2021. The caucus will be held at 7:00 pm on Wednesday, June 23, 2021 at the Waterville Historical Society, 220 East Main Street. 







- AROUND TOWN -

Baccalaureate took place on a  beautiful blue sky evening at St. Bernard's Church.
Thanks to St. Bernard's for sharing a few photos of the reception after the service.

Earlier in the day, you might have thought you were on a tropical island with the Waterville Teachers Association jumping on board Tropical Thursday!


From the archives, 10 years ago in 2011 at the Dolgeville Violet Festival

As well as on Main Street!


May this 15 year memory from 2006 help you to appreciate a smooth drive this weekend!


While paving takes place in the Northbound lane between the Tyler building and Waterville Chiropractic, two separate crews are installing curbing working from the Park southward along the West side of Sanger Avenue.

Traffic is, understandably, moving slowly, but following precisely coordinated signals from half-a-dozen flag persons between Foodking and CVS, all is moving smoothly and - to everyone's credit - there seem to have been NO noticable cases of "road rage!" Drivers are, in fact, being extremely polite, either shouting or waving "Thank You!" to flag holders and slowing to allow vehicles to merge from driveways and parkinglots.

The newly elevated lot behind the Laundromat is, courtesy of Mr. T. Eisenhut, available to patrons of Totally-U, Mac's and Morgan's Hardware.

Driving south past CVS, one immediately reaches smooth, paved highway which, complete with new sidewalks and grassy tree-belt, is now being called "The Sangerfield Parkway!"


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