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Monday, May 1

- IN MEMORIAM -

Elizabeth Kanavaros
Elizabeth J. "Betty" Kanavaros
March 15, 1923 - April 25, 2017

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- WEATHER -


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Happy May Day!
from the Old Farmers Almanac



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Happy Birthday (today) to Deb Lucas!

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- AROUND TOWN -

Much of the village is enjoying the warm, calm before the storm after a mostly chilly Sunday.




Without further ado, The Daniel Barden Mudfest on Sat. April 29th.
About the Run (from the website bardenmudfest.org)
"The Mudfest is named after Daniel Barden, who was one of the first graders killed in Sandy Hook Elementary School in 2012. Daniel will always be remembered for his kind spirit, sense of generosity, and friendship. The niece of the organizers lives next door to Daniel’s family. The goal of the Mudfest is to nurture and grow Daniel’s spirit in all of us."
"The Mohawk Valley community is known for its giving nature, and when the Sandy Hook tragedy occurred, most of us felt helpless and wished there was something we could do in its wake. Now we have the 5th annual Daniel Barden Mudfest..."




















From the Daniel Barden Facebook Page:
Congratulations to our 1st place female 5-mile finisher Stacy Horth from Waterville, NY with a time of: 1:09:54. 2nd place: Michelle Greenspan of Sandy Hook, CT with a time of: 1:11:07. 3rd place: Lauren Hughes of Baldwinsville, NY with a time of 1:18:21.
For full results, please go to:http://auyertiming.com/

The top 3 finishers in the 5-mile race! Caleb Wheelock of West Winfield, NY with a time of: 53:55:16. 2nd place: Erik Jacobson of Clinton, NY with a time of 56:04:69. 3rd place: Spencer Coffin of Arlington, MA with a time of: 57:09:63. Congratulations to all of our runners!




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