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THE BIG DAY IS ALMOST HERE! Here's some essential event info, whether you're running or spectating:
-Missed online registration? Sign up in person: Fri (4/26) at MKJ Farm from 5-7PM, or the morning of the run before 10AM. *Cash or check only!
-Race bib pick-up: Fri (4/26) at MKJ Farm from 5-7PM, or the morning of the run.
-Race times (arrive early, please!): 5-mile timed @ 8:30 & 8:45AM, 5k timed @ 9:30AM, 5k un-timed @ 10/10:15/10:30/10:45/11/
Kids' Run @ 11/11:15/11:30AM
-Band line-up: The Old Main (11-11:45AM), BOCNY(12-12:45PM), Third Stone Band (1-1:45PM), Alternate Universe (2-2:45PM), The Swamp Drivers (3-3:45PM), Grit and Grace (4-5PM)
-Food vendors: Ray Bros BBQ, Dean's Concessions, Mangia Macrina's Wood Fired Pizza, Grapevine Food Cart, and Utica Coffee
North Brookfield Fire Department Auction this Saturday, April 27 at 6 pm. New and Used Items. Contact a North Brookfield Firefighter if you have donations.
Waterville Historical Society will hold its Annual Meeting and election of officers on Sunday, May 5 at 1 pm. Following the meeting Perk Stalter, Town of Brookfield Historian and President, Brookfield Historical Society, will present a program on Locust Lodge, “an attractive cottage house in a romantic spot on the west side of Beaver Creek” built by John J. Morgan in the 1790s, and continuously occupied up to the present day. She will discuss the history of this important landmark, and tell stories of the people who have lived there. After the program, please join us for a reception honoring Joseph W. Falk for his 20-year tenure as President of the Society.
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- AROUND TOWN -
Photos Oriskany Falls Rotary Club
The Oriskany Falls Rotary Club hosted a community clean up along their adopted piece of highway on a chilly Wednesday night. Great work by a great turnout.
You can join in the Village of Waterville on Saturday, May 4th with the Waterville Rotary Club at 9am.
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The weather took a pleasant turn on Thursday! Warming up to around 70 degrees with blue skies, sunshine, and a lot of the community spending time outdoors.
Down the road, Fresh Picked Antiques is also re-opened for the season and will see more consistent hours as summer nears, but weather permitting they will be open Thursday- Monday.
As we near May, another business will be opening different doors. Watch for Fred's Barber Shop to make the move up to the Old Bank Building.
