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Monday, July 3

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- WEATHER -

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- NEWSWORTHY -

While it's no longer New News to most, Saturday's heavy rain and storms which caused a great deal of flooding and damage are certainly the main topic in the area.

While most of the Waterville area seems to have fared well in comparison, waterways were certainly raging and there was plenty of areas of washout.
Route 315 was closed for some time where Bogan & Sally Intersect.

In Deansboro:
Photos Brian Staring







From the Waterville Times in Clinton:


In Chadwicks: From the New Hartford Police Department


Popular, and spectacular images of the flooding at the Arterial Images from WKTV
Click Here for More Stories from WKTV



Road Closures as of the morning of Monday, July 3rd


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- LOCAL CALENDARS -

Village

WCS

Waterville Public Library

Starting July 1st, the Town of Sangerfield Court hours will change
to 5 pm on the Second and Fourth Thursday of each month.
Click Here for the Town of Sangerfield Calendar

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- IN THE MAIL -

Independence Day - 4th of July 




In Hamilton Click to Enlarge


Then, Summer Rec & Summer Performances in the Park Start Wednesday!


Waterville Summer Rec






Boilermaker & Madison Co. Fair Weekend!


Click Here for Full Fair Schedule
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- AROUND TOWN -

Last Friday afternoon Patty Louise of the Waterville Times joined The Old Timers' Story Swap as a special guest.  This group gets together twice a month throughout the summer to share stories, learn a little local history, have a few good laughs, see friends, and, of course, enjoy some refreshments.  Special thanks to Patty for bringing some old Waterville Times articles and joining right in!
 

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In the Village:


Totally-U will be relocating to Sanger Hill Rd!

Sunday Night after only a short, far less intense, bit of rain


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