Friday, June 9

- WEATHER -

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Tonight, June 9th, is the full moon- known as the Strawberry or Honey Moon

You can read more about what makes this full moon special at
the Old Farmer's Almanac by Click Here

Or more from space.com

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- NEWSWORTHY-

Congratulations to Lisa Flaherty on receiving the Pride of Workmanship Award from the Oriskany Falls Rotary Club. Lisa is employed at Tanner Insurance in Madison and Oneida.

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Happy Birthday (yesterday) to Brian Staring!

Happy Birthday (yesterday) to Kris Meddaugh!

Happy Birthday (yesterday) to Kellyn Petrie!

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- IN THE MAIL -

Waterville Historical Society, 220 East Main Street, Sunday June 11, 2 pm
Bob Allers: The Cooper's Trade
Erik Larson: Mapping Waterville History

Retired science teacher and traditional cooper Bob Allers will demonstrate techniques of coopering or barrel-making and discuss the history of the cooper's trade, including Waterville area coopers. For centuries, barrels and kegs were the main containers used to store and transport food and drink, so the cooper was an essential part of commerce and the food distribution system. Allers taught at Vernon-Verona-Sherrill Schools in 1976-96, and at New Hartford Schools until his retirement in 2010. Then, Erik Larson will present Mapping Waterville History, an Eagle Scout geocaching project on the historic architecture of Waterville's Main Street. Boy Scout Troop 108 will assist with setup and provide refreshments. The program is free and open to the public. Waterville Historical Society is accessible to visitors using wheelchairs.

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- AROUND TOWN -

Another New Business is Open! Welcome to the Village DKs Antiques! Located in the former Baptist Church building, they are open Thurs.-Sun. 10a- 4p.

More and more summery touches throughout the Village each day...

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, November 7

- IN MEMORIAM - Evelyn Paulson September 24, 1926 - November 3, 2016 Click Here for Details ***** - WEATHER - ***** - NEWSWORTHY- Where & When to Vote? Click the Image Below for a Direct Link: Who is on the Ballot? Click the Image Below for a Direct Link: ***** - IN THE MAIL - This Week: *** *** *** Waterville Memorial Park School Veteran's Day Celebration Please join the MPS Student Council and Memorial Park Elementary in honoring our local veterans. If you are a veteran interested in attending please call the main office at 841-3700. *** *** Closed in Honor: Post Office (often other Government buildings), WCS Elementary & Jr/Sr Hight, The Waterville Public Library *** *** Cub Scout Pack 23 and Boy Scout Troop 108 will be collecting for the food pantry in Waterville, Deansboro, and Oriskany Falls. Please have your donation visibly out by the front do

Monday, December 14

Click Here for the Daniel Barden Mudfest including the Barden Adventure Scholarship - WEATHER -

Monday, November 5

- IN MEMORIAM - Emilia B. Schiros Click Here for Full Obituary ***** - WEATHER - ***** - LOCAL CALENDARS - Village: Waterville Public Library: Waterville Central School District: WCS Sports: @jessicapoyer ***** - IN THE MAIL - Click Here to figure out your polling station ***** - AROUND TOWN - The Waterville Rotary Club welcome new WCS teachers during their dinner meeting last Thursday. *** On Thursday, during All Saints Day According to Laurie Ostrander, "A wonderful group of generous men (lead by Mark Barnes) donated their time and considerable talents to accomplish what was thought to be a three-day job in just 7 hours between All Saints Day Masses at 9am and 6pm last Thursday." In addition to Mark Barnes, the group included George Gleason from George's Pro Sound, LLC, Scott Barnes, Nicholas Barnes, Luke Barnes, Danny Nassimos from Campus Commu

Monday, January 17

Wednesday, April 3

- WEATHER - ***** - VILLAGE NOTES - Click for webpage with Full Notes from Trustee Nichols Also from Trustee Nichols, an update on speed in the village. Data has again been retrieved from the Village's radar speed signs. The portable sign has been placed on NYS315 for the past 3 weeks. I have noticed first-hand that this sign's presence has made a huge difference in slowing vehicles down coming into the village. Reminder that the sign records data at the time the vehicle passes the sign, not when the vehicle first registers on the sign. Buell Ave (Route 315), from March 11 - April 1. Traveling into the village: Total vehicles: 22,424 0 - 30 MPH: 11,715 (52.24%) 31 - 35 MPH: 4,431 (19.76%) 36 - 40 MPH: 3,022 (13.48%) 41 - 45 MPH: 1,891 (8.43%) 46 - 65 MPH: 1,365 (6.09%) - Some of these vehicles were moving over 75 MPH. Traveling out of the village: Total vehicles: 23,834 0 - 30 MPH: 2,415 (10.13%) 31 - 35 MPH: 6,041 (25.35%) 36 - 40 MPH: 6,88

Friday, June 9

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